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What I am trying to achieve is to map certain drives one my MBA is either connected to wireless with ip : 192.168.2.15 or connected via vpn with ip 10.242.5.6. Automator script is called "MapDrives" I am using automator and applescript for this. So far it seems to be working but I would like to know if there is a more efficient way of doing this Thanks Automator steps 1)Pause for 7 seconds (until wireless is up) 2)Run Applescript Code:
global Local_IP global VPN_IP on run {input, parameters} set Local_IP to do shell script "ifconfig en0|grep 'inet '|cut -d ' ' -f 2" set VPN_IP to do shell script "ifconfig tun0|grep 'inet '|cut -d ' ' -f 2" if (Local_IP as text) is equal to "192.168.2.15" or (VPN_IP as text) is equal to "10.242.5.6" then else tell application "MapDrives" to quit end if end run Code:
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One of the occupational hazards of reviewing music is that I've got to listen to a lot of music really intently, then move on to the next set of albums demanding my attention. Why is that a hazard? Well, when I get hung up on an album, it makes it hard to review new CDs for the magazine's next issue!...
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April 05, 2011, 4:38PM
It's time for another listening party with Birmingham magazine and Urban Standard. I've been buzzing about The Head and the Heart's debut, self-titled album for a couple of months now, and if you've been listening to Birmingham Mountain Radio, you may have caught the band in the station's rotation. Now you can check out the entire CD during the...
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The Head and the Heart. Photo courtesy of SubPop Records It hasn't even been two years since The Head and the Heartformed after Josiah Johnson and Jonathan Russell met at an open mic night in Seattle. But the band developed quickly, self releasing its debut album in June 2010 before being signed toSubPop Records later in the year. The album will be...
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For illustrators today; how would you like to be the cover artist of a nationally circulated magazine with several million monthly readers? That would be a nice feather in your cap, wouldn't it?
Now consider this: how would you like to be the cover artist of that same magazine every month for nearly 12 years?
That was the case for Alex Ross, who illustrated nearly every cover of every issue of Good Housekeeping from 1942 to 1954 - an assignment that must surely be without precedent anywhere at any time in the annals of illustration history.
Considering the importance of magazines during that era as a primary source of information and entertainment, you can appreciate the magnitude of having been responsible for creating all that high profile artwork.
Now imagine what it would have been like to be the little girl who modeled for all those covers seen by millions of Americans every month from coast to coast.
That was the case for Alex Ross' daughter, Wendy, with whom I have been corresponding over the last few months. She described to me how her dad came to enjoy such an extraordinary assignment:
"His first big break came on April 19th, 1942 (the day I was born), when one of his illustrations was chosen from a roomful of contestants to be a Good Housekeeping cover. He called me his "good-luck charm," and I was the little girl (or sometimes even the little boy) on about 90% of the covers from 1942 until 1954. The editor of Good Housekeeping at the time was Herb Mayes. He and dad became life-long friends, and he was commissioned to do 130 more covers over the next dozen years at around $2,000 a piece."
In the coming months Wendy and I will be collaborating on a thorough examination of her dad's career, something I am really looking forward to, since Alex Ross has always been one of the mid-century illustrators whose work I have most admired.
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Looking forward to more info on Ross. He consistently had great command of his illustrations.. technical skill and confidence in every brush stroke. The successful mid century editorial illustrators had the skills and milage, which was a necessary requirement.. but it was the individual personality in their work that separated one from the other.
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- NAME: Martina Navratilova
- OCCUPATION: Tennis Player
- BIRTH DATE: October 18, 1956 (Age: 57)
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Prague, Czech Republic
- AKA: Martina Navrátil
- Originally: Martina Subertova
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Born in Czechoslovakia in 1956, Martina Navratilova began playing tennis at a young age, and was one of the top female tennis players in the world in the late 1970s and early '80s. Later in life, she authored a series of fiction books and was active in the gay rights movement.
"I think the key is for women not to set any limits."
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The most dominant female tennis player in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Martina Navratilova was born as Martina Subertova on October 18, 1956 in Prague, Czechoslovakia (now known as the Czech Republic). Her parents divorced when she was 3, and Navratilova and her mother, Jana, relocated from a ski lodge in the Krkonose Mountains for a new life just outside of Prague. As a result, Navratilova never grew close to her father, Miroslav Subert, a complicated man who suffered from depression and later killed himself after the demise of his second marriage.
In 1962, Navratilova's mother remarried, to a man named Miroslav Navrátil. Navratilova eventually took her stepfather's last name, tweaking it slightly by adding a feminine "ova" at the end. Navratilova and her new father grew close, with Miroslav becoming her first tennis coach.
The game was certainly in Navratilova's blood. Her grandmother had been an international player who had upset Vera Sukova, a 1962 Wimbledon finalist, in a national tournament. Navratilova's own tennis instincts were coupled with a passion for improvement. At the age of 4, she was hitting tennis balls off of a cement wall. By age 7, she was playing regularly, working with Miroslav and spending hours on the court each day, working on her strokes and footwork.
At age 9, Navratilova began taking lessons from Czech champion George Parma, who further refined the young player's game. At age 15, she won the Czech national championship. In 1973, at 16, she turned pro and began competing in the United States.
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Navratilova knew that staying in her home country might limit her chances on the professional circuit. With Czechoslovakia squarely under Soviet control, 18-year-old Navratilova defected to the United States at the 1975 U.S. Open. The decision meant she'd be cut off from her family for years, but it also set her career up for an unprecedented level of success. In 1978, she won her first Grand Slam tournament with a straight-set victory over American Chris Evert at Wimbledon.
Navratilova defended her Wimbledon title the following year, once again beating Evert in the finals, and then won a third Grand Slam victory at the 1981 Australian Open. By the early 1980s, Navratilova was the most dominant player in women's tennis.
In 1982, Navratilova captured both the Wimbledon and French Open crowns, and would go on to lose only six matches from 1982 to 1984. In all, she won 18 Grand Slam singles titles, 31 Grand Slam women's doubles championships and 10 Grand Slam mixed doubles. Her greatest success came at Wimbledon, where she advanced to 12 singles finals, winning nine titles. Navratilova retired from singles play in 1994, but continued to play in doubles matches.
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Russian veteran Iya Gavrilova wins Canadian university title
CALGARY Some might see it as training the enemy.But not Danielle Goyette. The head coach of the University of Calgary Dinos womens hockey team in Alberta, Canada was more than happy to bring Russian star Iya Gavrilova into the fold this season.Gavrilova, a veteran of two Olympic Winter Games at the age of 24, will be one of the players to watch in the womens hockey tournament at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia.One could argue that some of her success and, in turn, Russias success can be attributed to the university program in Calgary and well-known Canadian legends Goyette and Hayley Wickenheiser, a teammate of Gavrilovas on the Dinos.The more we can help other countries, the better it will be for the game, says Goyette, who played in three Olympics with Team Canada. As an athlete, you dont want to win a game 10-0. You want to go up against the best hockey players, the best athletes. If we can make them better, any country, it will be better for the game.Gavrilova isnt a stranger to North American hockey. She spent the 2007-08 season in the NCAA with the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs, scoring 19 goals and adding 22 assists for 41 points in 26 games. Remember... she was just 20 years old then.Gavrilova also spent time with the Minnesota Whitecaps of the Western Womens Hockey League.Goyette heard about Gavrilovas skill and desire to return to college hockey in North America. At the 2011 IIHF World Womens Championship in Switzerland, Goyette met Gavrilova through Shannon Miller who coached the Russia sensation at Minnesota Duluth and the partnership came together.Shes been a great addition to the team, says Goyette. Shes a good player but a great person. They all like her on the team. She loves the game. She always stays after practice.Goyette has noticed Gavrilovas overall game improving since the start of the season. Sure, she always had the individual skill great hands is the first thing, Goyette says. But Gavrilova is starting to realize that a complete game in all three zones is what separates good players from great players.Shes got good individual skills and I think most of the Russian players do, says Wickenheiser, who centres a line with Gavrilova as one of her wingers. Its about understanding and fitting into the team game. Whats going to benefit her is learning how to play a five-man game. They dont do that very much in Russia. When she learns that, she can take that back to her team and help them.Gavrilova is certainly doing her part to return the favour to her Canadian coach and linemates.On Sunday, Gavrilova and the Dinos were crowned champions of Canadian Interuniversity Sport when they defeated the Montreal Carabins 5-1. It was the Dinos first title at the national level.Gavrilova had a goal and an assist in the final game and finished the CIS tournament with three points in three games.The Dinos reached the CIS Final Four by winning the Canada West Universities Athletic Association title another first in the Dinos history in womens hockey and Gavrilovas play was a big reason why.On Feb. 25, she scored the first goal of the game, which turned out to be the game-winner, as the Dinos beat their provincial-rival University of Alberta Pandas 2-0 to win the Canada West final two games to none.Gavrilova finished the 2011-12 playoffs with eight goals in seven games, a tremendous feat for a CIS rookie.I made a good decision to come here, says Gavrilova. Im happy so far. The training, the games, the coaching staff, my team. I like to go to school as well. Calgary is a lot about hockey so I like it a lot here.Perhaps one of the best compliments for Gavrilova comes from Goyette when she says the Russian is comfortable playing on a line with Wickenheiser. Anyone who follows womens hockey knows this sometimes isnt easy. Wickenheisers legendary work ethic on and off the ice along with her high expectations of teammates especially linemates can put a lot of pressure on others.Gavrilova takes it all in stride.Work ethic, says Gavrilova when asked what she has learned from Wickenheiser. A lot of it comes from seeing her working on the ice and off the ice. Seeing the skill and what she shows on the ice. Its nice to learn from her.Playing with her on the same line, it makes you better because you move your feet all the time because shes a very powerful player. Its easy for me to make a play because I like to pass. You can just pass it to her and youre gone on a breakout.Wickenheiser is more than happy to pay back the compliments.Shes certainly very nice for me to play with because, if you get her the puck, shes probably going to be able to do something with it, create a play, says Wickenheiser. Shes good in tight spaces with the puck and sees the ice well. At this level, she can make things happen. I have enjoyed playing with her.CHRIS JUREWICZ


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oh this was a disaster! it was simple enough to make, i added some vanilla and almond extract because i figured they'd be bland otherwise. the dough was gooey when i finished, but i tried anyway. the cookies didn't flatten or spread out at all. they just puffed up, so i had these big, round cookies. they had an icky, crumbly, dry, dense texture and tasted like absolutely nothing. i can't believe how many people got good results. maybe i did something wrong. either way, this was the worst cookie disaster i ever had. i had to throw out all the cookies-- so many ingredients wasted!
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I hated these cookies. They didn't flatten at all, so I had big round ball cookies. They also had really no flavor, kind of like a ball of moist flour. I almost threw the batter out, but since it was cold in the house I decided to keep the oven running and cook the rest of them as a treat for our 3 dogs. I just wish I hadn't used up my ingredients!
These are the best sugar cookies ever!
these cookies were very easy to make but they taste too much like cornbread. the constincency is exactly what i was looking for, but it really needs the frosting!
The cookies did not flatten and they were tasteless. Sugar cookie...hmmm, shouldn't they be sweet?! The flour in this receipe was definitely the focal point of flavor!
I tried this recipe for the first time and I was extremely disappointed with the results. The cookies were extremely bland, even after I added vanilla. I didn't use half the dough after my friend tried them and agreed that they weren't very good. It ended up wasting a good amount of my time (it took 17 mins to cook 6 cookies) and a lot of flour. I will not be using this recipe again.
these were the worst cookies i have ever made. they would have been great with beans though.
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The pen shown is from a Classic American kit sold by Woodcraft. The pen is reminiscent of a Parker Duofold from the late 1920's and early 1930's. The color pattern is very similar to one used on Duofold pens.
Step 1: Making it flow if dried out
In more severe cases, as when ink has been left in a pen during several weeks of non-use, cup your hand under a faucet and fill it with water. Quickly dip the whole section into the water in your hand and remove it. Cap the pen and carry it in your pocket for an hour or so before using. If the writing is light in color, touch a facial tissue to the nib and feeder a few times to remove excess water or watery ink.
Fountain pens like to be used regularly. If you are not going to use a pen for a while, empty the ink from it and flush the pen with water until no discoloration from ink appears.
Do not mix inks from different manufacturers. They sometimes react with each other and form chunky, gelatinous material that clogs the ink passageways. Use fresh ink that has been tightly capped or fresh cartridges. Purists fill the air space in an ink bottle with an inert gas like nitrogen before putting the cap onto the bottle. They do this to keep the ink from oxidizing.
The iridium ball at the end of the nib will wear to fit the unique qualities of your hand and writing style. You can try consciously rotating the barrel of the pen a little to make the wear pattern more centered.
I hope some of this helps.
I am sure the pen is still good. I would soak the nib section in water. Blow into it from the cartridge end. Maybe soak and blow in several cycles to dissolve and dislodge any material that might be obstructing the ink passageways.
If you want to take a faster and more drastic course, look at the photo in step 9. Nibs can usually be pulled out with a little wiggling side to side while pulling. Some are more firmly stuck than others. Just try to avoid the sound of breaking plastic. If you can get the nib out and separated from the feeder, you can use the pointed end of a toothpick to push foreign matter out of the ink passageways, should that be necessary.
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I just started using a fountain pen and i only want to have 1 but with different colors, so i have a converter with blue ink in the pen, then i want to change the converter (i have 2 converters) filled with red colored ink, what would happen if i do this? What would be the result if i write?
In answer to your question, for your purposes changing colors on your pen is like changing paint colors with a paint sprayer. The nozzle needs to be cleaned of the old color and primed with the new color. You will need to remove the converter, flush the nib with water until clear of the old color, dry the nib of the water, insert the new converter, and wait for the new ink to begin to flow in the nib.
You can change ink color in a fountain pen, but it is a bothersome task.
You might let it be known that you like fountain pens. Often there are people with an idle pen in a drawer and they would be glad to give it to you so it gets a good home. Until a year ago we lived near Boise, Idaho in the USA. An article in the paper shortly after we moved there in 1995 was about a college professor who collected vintage fountain pens. He made it a practice to tell his students about his passion for pens. Often his students brought pens to him that had been taking space in some drawer and no one had any intention of using them.
I have a large bottle of Royal Blue Stephens Ink, which, I noticed a couple of days aho has some chunky, gelatinous lumps in it. I think my son may have, inadvertently, added ink from a different manufacturer. Is there any way to get rid of these lumps and will the ink still be usable.
I had a large bottle of Blue Black which I have almost finished after 30 years of use.
Recently I've purchased a sailor supporo fountain pen Fine nib in a n authorised retail stores. The thing is when I draw a line from from left to right it is writing, but for opposite side it is not writing. Same like when I draw a line from bottom to top, it is not writing. I approached retailer, they are saying it is like that only and by start writing continuously it will get smoothen. Is it correct. Pl suggest me because the pen is more expensive for me.
I found a photo of your pen on the Internet. The nib appears rather traditional in style. The Parker pen I show in step 5 has a nib and feeder assembly that unscrews from the front section. If these parts do not unscrew from your pen, they probably pull straight out from the front. But, it may take some gentle and persistent wiggling while pulling. Once the nib and feeder are out, you should be able to clean both, especially the fine channels in which the ink flows by capillary action. Clean under the nib, too. I cannot guarantee anything. I do not think you will break anything, but there may always be a chance you could break something. Once cleaned, the press the parts back into the section and you should be fine. Proceed at your own risk. (That is I covering myself from future blame if anything goes wrong. :-) )


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Temperature Change Does Not Affect Force between Single Actin Filaments and HMM from Rabbit Muscles Biophysical Journal, Volume 78, Issue 6, 1 June 2000, Pages 3112-3119 M. Kawai, K. Kawaguchi, M. Saito and S. Ishiwata Abstract The temperature dependence of sliding force, velocity, and unbinding force was studied on actin filaments when they were placed on heavy meromyosin (HMM) attached to a glass surface. A fluorescently labeled actin filament was attached to the gelsolin-coated surface of a 1-μm polystyrene bead. The bead was trapped by optical tweezers, and HMM–actin interaction was performed at 20–35°C to examine whether force is altered by the temperature change. Our experiments demonstrate that sliding force increased moderately with temperature (Q10=1.6±0.2, ±SEM, n=9), whereas the velocity increased significantly (Q10=2.9±0.4, n=10). The moderate increase in force is caused by the increased number of available cross-bridges for actin interaction, because the cross-bridge number similarly increased with temperature (Q10=1.5±0.2, n=3) when measured during rigor induction. We further found that unbinding force measured during the rigor condition did not differ with temperature. These results indicate that the amount of force each cross-bridge generates is fixed, and it does not change with temperature. We found that the above generalization was not modified in the presence of 1mM MgADP or 8mM phosphate. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (137 kb) |
Equilibrium and Transition between Single- and Double-Headed Binding of Kinesin as Revealed by Single-Molecule Mechanics Biophysical Journal, Volume 84, Issue 2, 1 February 2003, Pages 1103-1113 Kenji Kawaguchi, Sotaro Uemura and Shin'ichi Ishiwata Abstract Kinesin is a processive motor protein that "walks" on a microtubule toward its plus end. We reported previously that the distribution of unbinding force and elastic modulus for a single kinesin-microtubule complex was either unimodal or bimodal depending on the nucleotide states of the kinesin heads, hence showing that the kinesin may bind the microtubule either with one head or with both heads at once. Here, we found that the shape of the unbinding-force distribution depends both on the loading rate and on the manner of loading not only in the presence of AMP-PNP but also in the absence of nucleotides. Irrespective of the nucleotide state and the loading conditions examined here, the unbinding force obtained by loading directed toward the minus end of microtubule was 45% greater than that for plus end-directed loading. These results could be explained by a model in which equilibrium exists between single- and double-headed binding and the load (F) dependence of lifetime, τ(F), of each binding is expressed by τ(F)=τ(0)exp(−Fd/kBT), where τ(0) is the lifetime without external load and d a characteristic distance, both of which depend on single- or double-headed binding, kB, the Boltzmann constant and T, the absolute temperature. The model analysis showed that the forward and backward rates of transition from single- to double-headed binding are 2 and 0.2/s for the AMP-PNP state, and 70 and 7/s for the nucleotide-free state. Moreover, in the presence of AMP-PNP, we detected the moment of transition from single- to double-headed binding through an abrupt increase in the elastic modulus and estimated the transition rate to be ∼1/s, which is consistent with the model analysis. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (357 kb) |
Link between the Enzymatic Kinetics and Mechanical Behavior in an Actomyosin Motor Biophysical Journal, Volume 80, Issue 1, 1 January 2001, Pages 379-397 Ichiro Amitani, Takeshi Sakamoto and Toshio Ando Abstract We have attempted to link the s+olution actomyosin ATPase with the mechanical properties of in vitro actin filament sliding over heavy meromyosin. To accomplish this we perturbed the system by altering the substrate with various NTPs and divalent cations, and by altering ionic strength. A wide variety of enzymatic and mechanical measurements were made under very similar solution conditions. Excellent correlations between the mechanical and enzymatic quantities were revealed. Analysis of these correlations based on a force-balance model led us to two fundamental equations, which can be described approximately as follows: the maximum sliding velocity is proportional to VmaxKmA, where KmA is the actin concentration at which the substrate turnover rate is half of its maximum (Vmax). The active force generated by a cross-bridge under no external load or under a small external load is proportional to VmaxKmA. The equations successfully accounted for the correlations observed in the present study and observations in other laboratories. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (292 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 79, Issue 2, 962-974, 1 August 2000
Takayuki Nishizaka*, †, Ryuzo Seo*, Hisashi Tadakuma*, Kazuhiko Kinosita†, ‡ and Shin'ichi Ishiwata*, †, §, ¶, ,
* Department of Physics, School of Science and Engineering, Waseda University, Tokyo169-8555
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Load dependence of the lifetime of the rigor bonds formed between a single myosin molecule (either heavy meromyosin, HMM, or myosin subfragment-1, S1) and actin filament was examined in the absence of nucleotide by pulling the barbed end of the actin filament with optical tweezers. For S1, the relationship between the lifetime (τ) and the externally imposed load (F) at absolute temperature T could be expressed as τ(F)=τ(0)·exp(−F·d/kBT) with τ(0) of 67s and an apparent interaction distance d of 2.4nm (kB is the Boltzmann constant). The relationship for HMM was expressed by the sum of two exponentials, with two sets of τ(0) and d being, respectively, 62s and 2.7nm, and 950s and 1.4nm. The fast component of HMM coincides with τ(F) for S1, suggesting that the fast component corresponds to single-headed binding and the slow component to double-headed binding. These large interaction distances, which may be a common characteristic of motor proteins, are attributed to the geometry for applying an external load. The pulling experiment has also allowed direct estimation of the number of myosin molecules interacting with an actin filament. Actin filaments tethered to a single HMM molecule underwent extensive rotational Brownian motion, indicating a low torsional stiffness for HMM. From these results, we discuss the characteristics of interaction between actin and myosin, with the focus on the manner of binding of myosin.


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Wednesday, February 18th, 2009I Finally got round to performing some Uncle duties a few days ago…. No sorry I havent been up North to visit my nephew Robbie in Piperhill…..however I did have a wee gathering in his honour.
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Modeling the Neuroprotective Role of Enhanced Astrocyte Mitochondrial Metabolism during Stroke Biophysical Journal, Volume 104, Issue 8, 16 April 2013, Pages 1752-1763 Casey O. Diekman, Christopher P. Fall, James D. Lechleiter and David Terman Abstract A mathematical model that integrates the dynamics of cell membrane potential, ion homeostasis, cell volume, mitochondrial ATP production, mitochondrial and endoplasmic reticulum Ca2+ handling, IP3 production, and GTP-binding protein-coupled receptor signaling was developed. Simulations with this model support recent experimental data showing a protective effect of stimulating an astrocytic GTP-binding protein-coupled receptor (P2Y1Rs) following cerebral ischemic stroke. The model was analyzed to better understand the mathematical behavior of the equations and to provide insights into the underlying biological data. This approach yielded explicit formulas determining how changes in IP3-mediated Ca2+ release, under varying conditions of oxygen and the energy substrate pyruvate, affected mitochondrial ATP production, and was utilized to predict rate-limiting variables in P2Y1R-enhanced astrocyte protection after cerebral ischemic stroke. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1132 kb) |
Estimating the Synaptic Current in a Multiconductance AMPA Receptor Model Biophysical Journal, Volume 101, Issue 4, 17 August 2011, Pages 781-792 Adi Taflia and David Holcman Abstract Synaptic transmission starts after the presynaptic neuron has released diffusing neurotransmitters, leading to postsynaptic receptor activation and a postsynaptic current, mostly mediated by glutamatergic (AMPARs) receptors for excitatory neurons. Despite intense experimental and theoretical research, it is still unclear how factors such as the synaptic cleft geometry, the organization, the number and the multiconductance state of receptors, the geometry of postsynaptic density (PSD), and the neurotransmitter release location, shape the mean and the variance of the postsynaptic current and its plastic changes. To estimate the synaptic current amplitude and to account for the stochastic nature of synaptic transmission, we develop a semianalytical method in which we obtain a general expression for the coefficient of variation. The method uses the experimental data about the multiconductance channels. We find that PSD morphological changes can significantly modulate the synaptic current, which is maximally reliable (the coefficient of variation is minimal) for an optimal size of the PSD, that depends on the vesicular release active zone. We show that this optimal PSD size is due to nonlinear phenomena involving the receptor multibinding cooperativity. We conclude that changes in the PSD geometry can sustain a form of synaptic plasticity, independent of a change in the number of receptors. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (462 kb) |
Nucleosome Retention and the Stochastic Nature of Promoter Chromatin Remodeling for Transcription Cell, Volume 133, Issue 4, 16 May 2008, Pages 716-726 Hinrich Boeger, Joachim Griesenbeck and Roger D. Kornberg Summary The rate-limiting step of transcriptional activation in eukaryotes, and thus the critical point for gene regulation, is unknown. Combining biochemical analyses of the chromatin transition at the transcriptionally induced PHO5 promoter in yeast with modeling based on a small number of simple assumptions, we demonstrate that random removal and reformation of promoter nucleosomes can account for stochastic and kinetic properties of PHO5 expression. Our analysis suggests that the disassembly of promoter nucleosomes is rate limiting for PHO5 expression, and supports a model for the underlying mechanism of promoter chromatin remodeling, which appears to conserve a single nucleosome on the promoter at all times. Summary | Full Text | PDF (973 kb) |
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john deere awhat size drill,planter,disk,plow and corn picker could a 1947 john deere a pull it is gas
Re: john deere aIn our soil an "A" will pull 2 16" plows, a 4 row planter, a 16' Drill, a 2 row picker. A lot depends on how steep the ground is. I don't have experence with a disk plow for the "A".
In some soil, an "A" will pull 3 bottoms. Best,
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Re: john deere aYou might want to bookmark http://www.tractordata.com You should find it a helpful site for tractor specifications.
The John Deere A could probably handle a 10 foot drill, 4 to 6 row planter, 8 foot disk and a two row picker. In good soil conditions probably a 3 bottom 14" plow. Again, this would assume the tractor is at or near new horsepower rating. You might not want to work it that hard. Bigdog
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Re: john deere aAre you looking at or trying to purchase a work tractor? This is the 3rd make/model tractor about which information was ask.
When inquiring about the capabilities of a particular model tractor you need to take a look at the reference provided by BigDog. For example the A JD is rated at 18 hp on the drawbar for early year of manufacture to 34 hp on the drawbar for late year of manufacture. Next thing one needs to be aware of is that while manufacturers produced the same model tractor for years or decades, features and improvements were made over time. Family has owned several JD A's through the years. One wet, cold spring Dad had to buy a 2-12" slate moldboard plow for the A. The A wouldn't handle the normal 2-16" plow due to soil conditions. I have an excuse. CRS.
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Howard questionsSo I've read everything I could get my hands and eyes on but am still baffeled by the lack of info available on the L-28 or S-28. I looked on the photo host and found the photos posted by 55redcub. From that point the questions reemerged. On mine I have a round gearbox. From the photos on here his was square. On the parts list the rear shield brackets have notches. I haven't seen one with notches yet. So my question is mine designed for a cub or another series tractor? I'll post some pics later when I get them off the camera and on the computer.
Re: Howard questionsMy guess on the rear shield brackets is the earlier models had notches. I have seen more examples without notches than having them.
Notches lock in the dirt shield to much in my opinion. you do not want weight on that bent sheet metal dirt deck. If the tiller settings are to deep for the dirt shield the weight of the tiller goes on the deck (Bad). without notches, there will be give there and the deck shield can slide a bit on the smooth (no notches) brackets
Re: Howard questionsDoes anyone know what the ratio is for the gearbox also? Thanks
Re: Howard questionsHere is the picture of mine after Rick Prentice did some straightening on it.
According to the manual http://www.farmallcub.com/fcman/index.p ... or&order=0 The rear skirt should be able to lock, and is used to help control the depth. It is plenty sturdy to control depth, mine was bent and to get it back to the right shape Rick ended up putting an outrigger of the back hoe on it and using the bucket to bend it back into the right shape. The fast hitch and the standard hitch are the same unit other than the point verses the drawbar mount, which bolt to the tiller with 3 bolts. I will move mine out where I can get to it and check the gear ratio a little later today when it warms up. I am not sure, but by the pictures in the link above of the L28 (Farmall cub) and the S28 (Super A and 140) the S28 had the square gear box and the L28 had the round one, which would be logical since the higher speed pto of the cub would require more reduction and reversal of the direction than the 540 rpm of the super A/140. "The Constitution is not an instrument for the government
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Re: Howard questionsLike mine, yours does not have notches in the depth brackets. Notches were a design flaw IMO and where later eliminated
Re: Howard questionsThanks guys for the info and for the pic John. I knew I'd find answers here. Thanks again
Re: Howard questionsAlso does anyone have an insight on why there is so little info available or how many were made? Is there a place that makes the decals still? Sorry for the huge amount of questions but I take pride in what I work on and want it to be as correct as possible. Thanks
Re: Howard questionsYou might send a PM to tst (Tim Talleur) and ask him if he has any. He has made them for lots of implements and can make them if he knows what they should look like and the size.
Bob "We don't need to think more,
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Re: Howard questionsI will do that. I was hoping someone still did them. Thank Bob.
Re: Howard questionsBetween helping one neighbor get calves in a pen to take to the auction, getting another ones cattle in that got out while he was gone to work, helping a 3rd neighbor with a well problem, and replacing sway bar links on daughters Focus I did not have time to verify the ratio on the tiller, but will try to get it done tomorrow.
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Re: Howard questionsDaddy: Congrats on the Howard L28 tiller.
Those are my pics on Photo Host you were looking at. http://photos.cubfest.com/thumbnails.php?album=1165 When I posted those pics I was new to the subject of the Howard Rotovator. With the Help of John, Todd, Hank, and many others, I learned that I had mislabeled those pics as a "L28". It is my fault for not cleaning up my photos and it looks like I have lead you down the wrong path. Square gear box = S28 for the IH model A, B, and 100. Round box = L28 for the Cub only. Please ignore the label on the pics. Look for a strip of brass with a serial number under the gearbox mount against the main body of the tiller. I have called the company that bought out Howard and I even wrote "down under" to the Aussie's. Didn't get much help. I did find replacement blades that fit that are really for another tiller and all bearings, chain and common items at my local supply store. Not sure about the ratio, but don't worry, your L28 is made for the 1800 ( or so) rpm C-C/W PTO on the Cub. Hook it up and your ready! No Hub City model 22 needed for you. But a Howard CD-6 despeeder would make a nice addition so that it cuts down the speed of your Cub. I presently have my S-28 torn apart and really need to get it back together. I might have a source for L-28 decals if I can call my contact person. I did make a promise to make them available to members when I get a bunch, but I just need to get off my and do it. http://howard-rotavator-spares.com/ http://www.howard-australia.com/rotavators http://catalog.solexcorp.com/OC_Store/ viewtopic.php?f=1&t=59784 Next time you are out here in the Pacific NW see us at
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Re: Howard questionsI remade the graphics for the decals from scans I obtained from the manual and photos on the rotavator.
Printed my own stickers and have them installed on mine. Do not have access anymore to print more large stickers like that I can find the pdf of the art at 100% size and email it to you if you like
Re: Howard questionsI do not know for the gearbox only, but the gearbox and chain drive together have an 8 to 1 ratio. As best I remember, the bottom sprocket is larger than the top one, so there is also some reduction there. "The Constitution is not an instrument for the government
to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the government lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry
Re: Howard questionsThanks John and Todd. Red cub said he was working on stickers so hopefully I don't need to go the PDF route thank you though. I have no idea where to start to find a sticker maker. I worked on the tiller a bit tonight. One more bearing and then the fab work paint then assemble. Been looking for Howard orange but it seem only avalible overseas. Haven't looked that much truly, I'll think about that more when the time comes. Thanks to all for your help. I hope to have it done soon as my son informed me he'd like a scale steam engine for Christmas. I'll post all the pics when I'm done. Thanks guys.
Re: Howard questionsDaddy: I did a paint comparison with AC Orange. Very close in my book. Unless yours is going to sit next to an original in a museum or maybe if these guys stop by your barn for a inspection: ACE Hardware had the closest match for my the money. Looked at Kabota Orange also. The Kabota dealer wanted an arm and a leg. Check with True Value Hardware also. Paint threads: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=66731 viewtopic.php?f=1&t=68256
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Hear a Heart, Have a Heart: Einstein's 2013 Stethoscope Ceremony
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Medicine Department Hosts Inaugural Sharon Silbiger, M.D. Memorial Lecture
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Einstein Students Present at Bronx Science Consortium
Thursday, October 10, 2013
BODY Garden Shares Its Bounty
Wednesday, October 09, 2013
Symposium Addresses Impact of Social Media on Clinical Medicine
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
Light, Café, Action
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
Future Scientists Share a Summer of Research
Monday, September 30, 2013
Global Health at a Glance
Wednesday, September 25, 2013