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UPDATED -- Drivers are going to have to keep a copy of their medical certificate on hand for another year, says the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
The agency plans to publish a notice of the requirement very soon, a spokesman said. A summary can be viewed on the FMCSA website, while the full, but yet-to-published official notice is also available from the agency.
In a program the agency has been working on for several years, some states have installed an automated "medcert" tracking system that gives enforcement officials electronic access to those records.
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Our federal government bureacracies doing what they continually do best: fail at completing their work assignments. The answer; just let everyone else adjust at their own inconvienence until they get around to it. In the business world they would be fired and replaced so quick it would make their nose bleed.
So how does this affect the drivers who have not yet submitted their medical card expiration date? The drivers are told they will loose your commercial driving privileges, but there is no repercussion on the states to have their part done? It is just like our government to change the rules before we even get adjusted to the old ones.
That's our civil service government workers at their best! Always dragging their behind and too busy hanging around the breakroom!! Don't worry I'll get to it, when I get to it...that's their attitude!!
The states have no consequences when they dont comply with the rules but we face big fines when we dont. Go figure!!!!
Actually, the states we're "suppose" to lose a percentage of federal funding for not complying on time. It's all a bunch of BS anyway. A physical to drive a vehicle....bull crap.
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Alejandro Drago - violinist, conductor, teacher & composer.
Hailed by music critics as "a superb musician" with the "classical virtuosity of a Heifetz or Perlman," the "suave café style of Florian Zabach" and the "jazzy insouciance of Stephane Grappelli," Alejandro Drago has "crisscrossed the line between concerto virtuoso and jazz soloist." His versatile musicianship has allowed him to be successful with many diverse styles and genres. His discography in France, USA and Argentina includes string quartets, concertos, avant-garde tangos for the EMI International label and works for solo violin CD distributed internationally by Naxos Music Library Japan and CD Tradition.
Alejandro Drago's life in music began in his native Argentina where, as a small child, he accompanied his mother, a professional tango dancer, to the venues were she performed. His mother introduced him to Antonio Agri, who spent many years as a violinist with renowned composer and bandoneón player Astor Piazzolla. Agri recommended him to a member of his string ensemble who instructed him in the basics of music theory. He received a scholarship from the Russian government to study at Moscow State Conservatory under Marina Yashvili, and obtained his Master of Fine Arts in Violin Performance and Pedagogy. In 2008 he received a Master's Degree in Violin Performance and a D.M.A. in Orchestral Conducting from the University of Southern Mississippi
As a soloist, Alejandro has performed in the Great Hall at the Moscow Conservatory, the Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Hall (with the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra), Teatro Colón de Buenos Aires, The Kennedy Center and the Kolarac Zal of Belgrade. He has toured extensively in Russia, the United States, Austria, Lithuania, Belarus, France, Brazil, ex-Yugoslavia (Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina), Portugal, Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador and Haiti.
Alejandro maintains strong connections with the music of his homeland through his career as a conductor, soloist, researcher, lecturer, and arranger. His scholarly works have become important references in English language scholarly studies of Tango music. His symphonic and chamber arrangements of Argentine music have been performed extensively in Europe and Latin America, as well as in the United States by the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.
In July 2008, Alejandro joined the faculty at the University of North Dakota Department of Music as the Professor of Violin and Viola and Director of Strings / Chamber Orchestra.
Alejandro's many awards include special prize in the Rodolfo Lipizer International Competition (Italy, 1992), third prize in the Petar Konjovich International Young Musicians Competition (Yugoslavia, 1993) and the first prize in the "New Talents in Classical Music" Competition (Buenos Aires, 1997). Highlights of past seasons include performances of the Six Sonatas for Solo Violin by Eugène Ysaÿe, Prokofiev's First Violin Concerto with the Newton Mid-Kansas Symphony Orchestra, as well as premières of Arthur Barbosa's Violin Concerto in the United States and Brazil, and his own arrangement of Piazzolla's The Four Buenos Aires Seasons in Austria. For the 2010 - 2011 season, his engagements include a tour of former Yugoslavian republics, including Serbia (Belgrade), Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina (Sarajevo), performances of Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto with the Porto Alegre Symphony Orchestra and the University of Caxias do Sul Symphony Orchestra (Brazil), and standing invitations from music festivals as well as master classes engagements in Mississippi (USA) and Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil).
Alejandro lives in Grand Forks with his wife, Ligia, and their children Mirko and Mila.
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"His transcription retains the score's inspired stream of melodies without neglecting the astringent harmonies and austere instrumentation of Piazzolla's original chamber versions. Drago is a splendid musician. His languorous rendition of Invierno Porteño astutely combined sentimentality with Mozartean beauty. Drago's bravura violin technique beguiled the listeners. His easy synthesis of aristocratic café suaveness and fiery zest were terrific." (Entertainment News & Views)
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From a resturant background we wanted to experience a hands on approach to traditional farming with a view to providing some truly amazing ingredients to cook with. Our story began back in the summer of 2004 when we moved lock stock and barrel onto our old exmoor farm with our young family.
Nowadays if we don't raise it or grow it ourselves then you cn be sure it's locally sourced, whether it's cured, smoked or Aga cooked you can be sure there is a story behind it and a willing tale to tell, just ask if you interested.
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Home smoked salmon - From our own smoker served with a simple salad & a lemony mayonnaise.
Roast parsnip soup - A creamy winter warmer finished with crispy heart shaped croutons dipped in honey.
Local Wild Rabbit Faggots - In a sweet cider, plum & onion sauce a real field to fork dish.
All served with our own Aga baked breads
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Farmhouse Coq au Vin - Our own poultry, but English with smoky bacon, shallots and lots of red wine.
Wheddon Pork - Loins bursting with apples and filled with melted local cheddar and a Somerset sauce of apples and cream.
Venison (red deer)and Wild Mushroom Stew - garnished with black pudding & herbs.
Smoked Fishcakes- Our own mix of home smoked fresh water trout, mckerel, salmon , haddock & cod - on a bed of spinach with a light hollandaise sauce .
Baked Caramelised Red Onion & Somerset Goats Cheese - with our own chutney
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Eggs Benedict Brunch
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I love the lobster eggs benedict at Thalia. It is served with fruit and potatoes on the side, and the portion size is huge! It also comes with a mimosa, bloody mary, wine, or juice when you order it for brunch. You can see a picture of it at the end of the video below:
Le Gamin on Hudson in the west village serves eggs benedict as well as the smoked salmon version on the weekend. It's almost always very good, although we had one occassion where they really skimped on the hollandaise for both of us (perhaps they made one batch and split it between our 2 plates). It's served with the traditional fried potatoes and small side salad.
I understand that Ditch Plains on Downing St does eggs benedict all day - someone please correct me if I'm wrong. I have not tried them yet, though.
The eggs benedict at Sarabeth's is very good and consistent, but their salmon eggs benedict is incredible. Even during the madhouse that is brunch, I've never gotten a plate with congealed sauce or poached eggs that turned into poached-well-done while sitting in the kitchen for too long...it sounds strange, but this does impress me. Comes with peppers and chives on top, and over a fluffy, delicious (their own, made fresh daily) English muffin...
Jane has some good versions, though I've only read about them on the menu.
And Tides has a lobster eggs benedict on their brunch menu that I can't wait to try...
My favorite eggs benedict are at Prune. The hollandaise there is on the lemony side- which I love.
The bloody marys and potatos rosti are an added bonus.
Another option is the Eggs Wellington at Rialto. It's served with steak and the last time I had it (5 yrs ago)....it was delicious. Hopefully it still is.
Worst eggs benedict was at Norma's. Just awful.....tasteless hollandaise, overcooked ham and eggs, burnt english muffins, and all for $18. Avoid. -
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I am shameless, and always ask for extra hollandaise. Hate it when too lemony. Also, I always ask for eggs a little more well poached. And love dipping crispy french fries in the sauce. Not exactly the norm, but what a calorie and cholesterol splurge. I go back and forth between the two coasts, now on the west, or I would beg to join you! Please report back!


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• Photo Showcase: CWS final, June 25
• Photo Showcase: U.S. Swim Trials, day 1
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It wasn't a good night for dynasties named Michael.
It was a great night for the name Omaha.
At approximately 7:11 p.m. Monday, Omaha touched the wall, then touched them all.
Over at the human aquarium, the CenturyLink Center, Ryan Lochte finished the men's 400 medley race just ahead of his rival and card partner, Olympic legend Michael Phelps.
Within one minute, over at the ol' ball yard, South Carolina ace and College World Series legend Michael Roth threw the first pitch of what turned out to be the last game of the 2012 CWS.
What a moment in time. What a night in history. But thanks to Arizona, we'll just be doing it once this week. The Wildcats won the 2012 CWS championship with a 4-1 victory over two-time defending CWS king South Carolina. Lochte took down the king of the pool, Phelps, in a statement win.
The big winner was Omaha. Or, as the kids at the pool like to call it, Swimaha.
For a little more than an hour, NBC was live from Omaha at the same exact same time ESPN was live from Omaha. Side by side, Olympics and College World Series, on a sun-splashed summer day nobody here will forget.
The overlap didn't occur four years ago, when the CWS ended before the Swim Trials. It couldn't be avoided this time, even with the NCAA moving up a day. But that was a good thing.
There was tension. There was anxiety. There was pressure. And that was just the city's traffic control folks.
This big evening started with traffic, of course. Cars up and down, clogging the arteries of north downtown Omaha. But it was orderly traffic. It flowed naturally. And that said it all about the potential headaches of two events clashing like titans.
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It was natural. Like we do it every year. Make that every four years.
Of course, it helped that many of the swim fans were out-of-towners in hotels who could walk. A lot of the swim fans were already in the Aqua Zone, buying pink and blue goggles and rad London T-shirts at the Speedo shop, or trying their luck riding the mechanical bull, er, shark.
Meanwhile, the CWS crowd gets there early and often, doing the tailgate thing or the Zesto thing or the Baseball Village thing. I mean, you assume the tailgaters are seamheads, right? Nobody tailgates to watch the 100 butterfly, although think of the seafood spread.
If the ballpark was the Road to Omaha and the CenturyLink was the Road to London, then Lot B was a metaphorical Atlantic Ocean, separating two continents, two worlds.
The swim crowd had its own flavor. California cool. Kids and their parents with killer tans walking around in T-shirts that read, "Danville Swimming," "Team Canyon swim" and "Cal Swimming." Lot of fresh faces, bleached hair. Total energy. This was the orange juice crowd.
The baseball folks are the BBQ sauce crowd. The CWS is our backyard BBQ. It was not unlike the swim crowd, lot of kids and their families running around, most in baseball hats and shirts.
But there were clear differences in the two events, and crowds and anyone who had the events on two TV sets in their living room could see there were two Omahas, side by side, on Monday night.
There was a level of sophistication and energy at the CenturyLink that you didn't have at TD Ameritrade Park. For one thing, there weren't any yahoos jumping into the pool like the several morons who ran onto the field at the CWS, delaying an inning.
It's not that the swim fans don't know how to swim. It's just not what you do. Plus, they would have had to jump over the six-foot flames shooting up from the pool deck.
Maybe they should shoot the flames over at TD Ameritrade to keep the rowdies off the field. The bleacher crowd was up to their usual beach ball tricks. You'd think that you'd see that over at the pool.
There were rumors of new twists and gadgets at the Swim Trials, and Omaha didn't disappoint. The green waterfall was back, welcoming fans to Omaha and sending the winners to London. If only you could read a column on that waterfall.
The public-address announcer doubled as a cheerleader, prodding the crowd to cheer, for people to get on their feet and "make some noise, Omaha, let these swimmers hear you."
Once again, the atmosphere was electric. And then some. While the crowd at the CWS sang along to "Sweet Caroline," the swim fans were bouncing to Lady Gaga and "Welcome to the Jungle."
If you couldn't feel the noise in the water, you could certainly feel the heat from the flames shooting up into the air right alongside the outside lanes.
"Nobody knew they were coming," said Harold Cliff, the Omaha sports commission executive director. "We didn't even tell the people in the ninth row."
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The rock-concert flames debuted during the first race, the men's 400 medley, and both rock stars approved.
"I could feel the flames," Phelps said. "You could see the flames going out and hear the enthusiasm from the crowd. It gave me energy."
Not enough to catch Lochte, who made a statement by winning their first duel of the week. When Lochte was awarded his medal, he rose up out of the floor, on a riser, to the podium. That was a very cool touch. Then Lochte walked around and slapped hands with the crowd. He was still talking about the fire.
"During the breaststroke I saw a bunch of flames and I said, "What is going on?' " Lochte said.
What's going on might be a changing of the lifeguard in men's swimming. We'll see. There's a full week of Lochte-Phelps sequels ahead, and you know that NBC has to be thrilled with that. Swimaha fans, too.
As soon as Phelps announced that he was entering the 400, that race was bound to deliver a big moment. And that's the biggest difference between the orange juice and the BBQ sauce events.
In swimming, there are only a handful of events each night, all nicely tucked into an hour's time slot. Whenever a race starts, you might get that big moment. When the titans of Atlantis go at it in a race, you're all but guaranteed a big moment.
In college baseball, you might have to wait two, three hours for that big moment.
It finally came in the last two innings. Arizona, so strong at the plate the entire fortnight, had chased the prolific Roth in the seventh. Then the Wildcats got to South Carolina's other pitching hero, reliever Matt Price, for three runs in the eighth.
South Carolina loaded the bases in the ninth, but the Gamecocks were out of magic.
It was over three hours after the first pitch and about two hours after the last swim event. The swim traffic was long gone. It all worked out. In fact, it was so routine that it masked the absolute surreality of the night's events.
But we shouldn't be surprised. Omaha does big events and does them well. Put 11,207 and 23,872 in the same area, separated by a parking lot, and they figure out a way to have their slice of fun.
Meanwhile, the biggest smile of the night was on the face of Omaha Chamber of Commerce President Dave Brown. Across the country, channel surfers couldn't get Omaha off their TV sets. What's up with Omaha, anyway?
It's got one less event today, thanks to Arizona. After the game, a CWS official saw the Swim Trials pass around my neck and asked, "Who won?"
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Neighbourhood Safer Places (NSP) is a new concept that has evolved out of the tragic Victorian 'Black Saturday' bush fires in February 2009. A Neighbourhood Safer Place (NSP) is a place of last resort for people during a bush fire. It can be part of your contingency plan, for a time when your Bush Fire Survival Plan cannot be implemented or has failed.
An NSP is an identified building or space within the community that can provide a higher level of protection from the immediate life threatening effects of a bush fire. NSP's still entail some risk, both in moving to them and while sheltering in them and cannot be considered completely safe. They are a place of last resort in emergencies only.
The following limitations of NSP need to be considered within your Bush Fire Survival Plan:
If an NSP is part of your contingency plan it should not require extended travel through fire affected areas to get there. If there is not sufficient time or it is unsafe to travel to an NSP you should then consider other pre identified safer locations such as your neighbours' home or a wide open space.
In September 2009, the NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS), in conjunction with other NSW emergency service organisations, developed guidelines for the identification of NSPs across the State of NSW. As part of this identification process, potential NSPs are assessed against a set of criteria to determine if the building or open space is suitable. The primary purpose of a NSP is the protection of human life.
Local Emergency Management Committees (LEMCs) have been tasked with the responsibility of identifying NSPs in their local area.
The NSW Rural Fire Service has now received recommended NSPs data from LEMCs for the majority of NSW. This data is currently being subject to a validation process to confirm that recommended NSPs satisfy the necessary criteria.
Click on your council area below to view the designated NSP locations for your local government area. These NSP locations have been subject to the validation process and have been deemed acceptable as a place of last resort.
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For those people who reside along the NSW border or are travelling interstate and would like to know the location of NSPs in the other States and Territories, please click on the relevant link below:
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It is also recommended that residents living close to a local government boundary check the location of NSPs in the adjoining local government area. Your closest NSP may well be in the adjoining local government area.
Please note that the NSW Rural Fire Service has not yet received NSP locations for all local government areas of NSW. In addition, some recommended NSP locations will require further investigation to confirm that they are suitable as place of shelter to be used as a place of last resort during a bush fire emergency.
The NSW Rural Fire Service will continue to update the NSP locations as new data is received and validated. You should return to this site regularly for updates on the progress of the NSP program and to find a NSP close to you.
Remember to complete your Bush Fire Survival Plan to ensure that you and your family are prepared and know what to do in the event of a bush fire. If there is a suitable NSP nearby your home, you should note it in you Bush Fire Survival Plan. However, the NSP should only be considered as a place of last resort during a bush fire emergency.
Please note the following 17 local government areas do not have a Bush Fire Risk Management Plan/Bush Fire Prone Land Map and as such are not required to identify Neighbourhood Safer Places.
The intent of this document is to provide the criteria to identify and maintain a NSP as a place of last resort for people to gather during the passage of a bush fire front. Whilst a NSP will not eliminate all risks associated with a bush fire, it may significantly increase a person's chance of survival.
Key features of this reviewed document include the emphasis on a performance based approach focussing on safer outcomes rather than simply meeting prescriptive requirements. This approach allows for flexibility and utilisation of expert judgement in determining the suitability of a NSP.


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Aired: 3/15/13
Chef Gordon Ramsay travels to Phinney Ridge, Washington, to pay a visit to Yanni's Greek restaurant, run by Peter and his family. Peter's father opened the place in 1984 and passed the torch to him in 2007.
Things had been going well at the restaurant for a while, but now business is dwindling. Peter's wife Karen and daughter Alyse say the neighborhood is different but Peter refuses to change with the times. He claims it is their attitudes that need adjusting. Dad spends a lot of time yelling at the family, and Alyse constantly fights with her father. Peter's other daughter, Tariya, is often found crying in the kitchen.
When Chef Ramsay arrives in town, Peter spends a few minutes alone with him and tells him the restaurant is losing $8,000-$10,000 each month. He complains his family is not devoted to the place and they don't listen to him; he says he's not a strong enough boss and gives in to their whims. But he gives his food a 9 out of 10 rating.
Karen and the two girls greet Chef Ramsay at Yanni's. Tariya immediately breaks into tears and says it's hard to see her parents struggle. The women claim the problem is that Peter is too stubborn. The two sides of the family are clearly at odds.
When Peter joins them, Gordon sees firsthand the disrespect he has for his family. He's struck by the negativity of the situation and hopes to find something positive in the menu.
As he waits for the food, Gordon gets a chance to take in the dated décor. When his meal arrives, he discovers the pumpkin hummus is hideous, the moussaka is greasy, and the house gyro looks like a "plateful of puke." Peter and Alyse get defensive when critiqued, but Gordon tells them they need to get their heads into the 21st century.
That night at dinner service, Chef Ramsay watches how the kitchen operates. He's not surprised to learn that Alyse and Peter are constantly arguing and customers are sending back their meals.
His inspection of the walk-in reveals rotten veggies, moldy beef and raw meat mixed in with cooked meat. He shuts down the kitchen based on the danger to the customers, but Peter only blames his family for the problems.
The next day a disgusted Chef Ramsay demands the restauranteurs accept responsibility for the problems or he will walk away. Peter finally sees the light and begs for help. Gordon implores him to let go of the past and change his negative ways, beginning with being more respectful to his family.
Chef Ramsay gives the family an assignment - review the 28-year-old menu and cut out what's not selling. Initially Peter refuses to make changes, but he comes around in the end.
Overnight Chef Ramsay takes their recommendations and revamps the menu while his team remodels the dining room. When the family arrives the next day, the new décor is stunning. This time Tariya is not the only one crying - the whole family cries tears of joy.
Chef Ramsay then teaches Peter and Alyse new techniques in the kitchen and shows them how to prepare the innovative modern Greek classics he has created. At relaunch, dad and daughter begin to clash, but Chef Ramsay enforces the new system and gets them back in sync. Customers rave about the food, and the family is once again harmonious.
In the weeks that follow, Peter adapts to the changes made by Chef Ramsay. Father and daughter continue to work well together in the kitchen. And Tariya is doing more smiling than crying.
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The Myosin Chaperone UNC-45 Is Organized in Tandem Modules to Support Myofilament Formation in C. elegans
The Myosin Chaperone UNC-45 Is Organized in Tandem Modules to Support Myofilament Formation in C. elegans
Cell, Volume 152, Issue 1,
Pages 183-195,
Publication Date 17 January 2013
Copyright © 2013 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2012.12.025
Linn Gazda
Wojciech Pokrzywa
Doris Hellerschmied
Thomas Löwe
Ignasi Forné
Felix Mueller-Planitz
Thorsten Hoppe
Tim Clausen
Research Institute of Molecular Pathology, Dr. Bohrgasse 7, 1030 Vienna, Austria
Institute for Genetics and Cologne Excellence Cluster on Cellular Stress Responses in Aging-Associated Diseases (CECAD), University of Cologne, Zülpicher Str. 47a, 50674 Cologne, Germany
Protein Analysis Unit, Adolf-Butenandt Institute and Center for Integrated Protein Science (CIPSM), Ludwig Maximilian University, Butenandtstr. 5-13, 81377 Munich, Germany
Molecular Biology Unit, Adolf-Butenandt Institute and Center for Integrated Protein Science (CIPSM), Ludwig Maximilian University, Butenandtstr. 5-13, 81377 Munich, Germany
Corresponding author
These authors contributed equally to this work
► UNC-45 self-assembles a docking platform for multiple chaperone and client proteins ► Hsp70/90 and myosin bind to specific sites on the TPR and UCS domains of UNC-45 ► The UNC-45 multimer offers the proper spacing to couple myosin folding and assembly ► In vivo, UNC-45 chains support the formation of fully functional sarcomeric repeats
The UCS (UNC-45/CRO1/She4) chaperones play an evolutionarily conserved role in promoting myosin-dependent processes, including cytokinesis, endocytosis, RNA transport, and muscle development. To investigate the protein machinery orchestrating myosin folding and assembly, we performed a comprehensive analysis of Caenorhabditis elegans UNC-45. Our structural and biochemical data demonstrate that UNC-45 forms linear protein chains that offer multiple binding sites for cooperating chaperones and client proteins. Accordingly, Hsp70 and Hsp90, which bind to the TPR domain of UNC-45, could act in concert and with defined periodicity on captured myosin molecules. In vivo analyses reveal the elongated canyon of the UCS domain as a myosin-binding site and show that multimeric UNC-45 chains support organization of sarcomeric repeats. In fact, expression of transgenes blocking UNC-45 chain formation induces dominant-negative defects in the sarcomere structure and function of wild-type worms. Together, these findings uncover a filament assembly factor that directly couples myosin folding with myofilament formation.


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Sean Murphy joins Evercore with over thirty years of operations and business development experience. Mr. Murphy was most recently a Corporate Vice President and Head of Business Development and Mergers and Acquisitions at Abbott Laboratories. His career at Abbott includes running several businesses, such as the vascular business after the acquisition of Perclose, and leading Abbott's external development effort for ten years. With Mr. Murphy as head of Abbott's Business Development team, Abbott was named 'Dealmaker of the Year' in Healthcare, by The Deal magazine, in 2008, 2009, and 2010. Mr. Murphy led over $30 billion in transactions across the pharmaceutical, medical technology, diagnostics, and nutrition markets, including the more recent acquisitions of Solvay Pharma, American Medical Optics, and Guidant's vascular business. Further transactions included the acqisition and integration of: Kos Pharmaceuticals, Perclose, Visiogen, Evalve, MedNova, Biocompatibles Vascular Business, Jomed, Spinal Concepts, SpineNext, Therasense, Vysis, IStat, IBES Bioscience, Starlims, Zone, and EAS, as well as several spin-offs, divestitures, joint ventures, and entry into emerging markets.
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A four-day salsa extravaganza held in the Marriott Hotel in downtown Oakland. The Congress features four days of workshops, performances, competitions, live music, and more, with dancing until 4 in the morning every night. Sunday night will also host the World Salsa Challenge, a salsa competition featuring some of the best salsa dancers from around the world.
This year is the 12-year anniversary of the SF Salsa Congress, and the event will likely be the largest ever, with an expected attendance of more than 8,000 dancers from around the world. This is one salsa event that is not to be missed!
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Saturday is Gala Night, where everyone dresses to impress, and the top dancers get on stage and wow the crowd. Then there is social dancing to the music of top salsa bands from around the world.
Sunday is one of my favorite days, with the famous "Jack & Jill" competition that pairs professional instructors together at random and has them face off in an impromptu dance competition. This is one of the highlights of the Congress. Sunday evening features the World Salsa Challenge, which is a world-class salsa competition where the best dancers in the world compete for the title of Salsa World Champion.
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The OBV is also a valuable tool when analyzing the various market sectors. The Dow Transportation Average is one that I monitor closely. The weekly OBV on the Transports confirmed the March 2009 lows before rising sharply, and by that summer, it was in a clear uptrend.
The OBV peaked in August and then developed a trading range, as indicated by the resistance at line b. The Transports had a corresponding level of resistance at 4287, line a. In late February, the OBV moved above its weighted moving average and two weeks later overcame the resistance at line b. This breakout coincided (line 1) with the close in the Transports above the resistance at line a.
The Transports rallied almost 8% before peaking at the end of April 2010. The Dow Transports consolidated for the next four months, but in the first week of September (line 2), the OBV moved to new highs when the resistance at line d was overcome. The Transports did not overcome the corresponding resistance at line c until eight weeks later, in November.
The Transports made a short-term peak in mid-February 2011 and then declined 7.9% from the highs. The OBV held up much better than prices, and just three weeks later, it made new highs (line 3) and again lead prices higher.
Both the Transports and the OBV made new highs in early May, but as the Transports made a new high the week ending July 7 (line e), the OBV formed a lower high. This may be a significant divergence and does warrant close watching. A drop below its WMA would be an additional warning sign. A violation of support at line g would indicate that an interim top was in place.
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12 December 2013
delicious and different
Another reviewer would prefer Kelly's clotted cream ice cream and I have to agree I prefer that. It's much more creamy and flavoursome. But this gets five stars as its fresh milky rather than creamy and different. A really good product as its so light tasting and milky. Recommend trying it but I will choose others instead ( the Kelly's is outstanding)
21 October 2013
best ice cream... ever!
Love it, love it!! So creamy and it's organic so not putting so much strain on the planet, lovely product, totally recommend!!
21 October 2013
good plain ice cream
just tastes like sweet dairy. light mouthfeel, not very rich.
18 October 2013
Not too sweet, not too creamy, not overly flavoured or messed about with. Nice on the side of something else or on its own. A good solid staple.
18 July 2013
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
great ice cream
Clean, creamy and natural taste. No flavouring needed. Great product. Will be buying again.
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Works righteousness is in fact unrighteousness. We are not saved by our good works; we are saved by the gift of Jesus' work on the cross. Our unrighteous sin goes to him, and his righteousness comes to us. Do not trust in yourself as the works righteousness man in the parable did. Trust in the Lord as the repentant, humble sinner who received the gift righteousness did. Confess your sin to Jesus. Receive the righteousness of God in Christ. And then celebrate with joy.
9 He also told this parable to some who trusted in themselves that they were righteous, and treated others with contempt: 10 "Two men went up into the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector. 11 The Pharisee, standing by himself, prayed thus: 'God, I thank you that I am not like other men, extortioners, unjust, adulterers, or even like this tax collector. 12 I fast twice a week; I give tithes of all that I get.' 13 But the tax collector, standing far off, would not even lift up his eyes to heaven, but beat his breast, saying, 'God, be merciful to me, a sinner!' 14 I tell you, this man went down to his house justified, rather than the other. For everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, but the one who humbles himself will be exalted."
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Notable Facts The desirable aspects of Mourvèdre as a blending grape are good color (from thick skins), high acid and high tannins. These attributes offset the lighter color, lower acid and lower tannins of its Rhone (and sometimes Australian & Spanish) partner, Grenache. The grape likes warmer climates, but has tight bunches so benefits from the cool winds commonly found in areas where it grows best. Spicy and gamey are typical terms related to Mourvèdre. It's not as often bottled as a single variety, but parts of Spain and California are successfully doing just that - the results are delicious.
Summing it up Successful Sites:Southern Rhone, Spain, Australia, California
Common Descriptors: Meaty, rustic, blackberry, leather, herbs, spice
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Videograss: Episode 8
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Over the winter, the Videograss crew spent a lot of time cruising the park at Bear Mountain. Videograss's own Lance Hakker captured it all on his little digi elph camera. This is a marathon edit, so sit back and enjoy the work of Mr. Slakker.


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Molecular recognition in thylakoid structure and function Trends in Plant Science, Volume 6, Issue 7, 1 July 2001, Pages 317-326 John F. Allen and Jens Forsberg Abstract In photosynthesis, light-harvesting chlorophyll molecules are shunted between photosystems by phosphorylation of the protein to which they are bound. An anchor for the phosphorylated chlorophyll–protein complex has now been identified in the reaction centre of chloroplast photosystem I. This finding supports the idea that molecular recognition, not membrane surface charge, governs the architecture of the chloroplast thylakoid membrane. We describe a model for the chloroplast thylakoid membrane that is consistent with recent structural data that specify the relative dimensions of intrinsic protein complexes and their dispositions within the membrane. Control of molecular recognition accommodates membrane stacking, lateral heterogeneity and regulation of light-harvesting function by means of protein phosphorylation during state transitions – adaptations that compensate for selective excitation of photosystem I or photosystem II. High-resolution structural description of membrane protein–protein interactions is now required to understand thylakoid structure and regulation of photosynthesis. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (2095 kb) |
Mechanisms of Protein Import and Routing in Chloroplasts Current Biology, Volume 14, Issue 24, 29 December 2004, Pages R1064-R1077 Paul Jarvis and Colin Robinson Summary The vast majority of the ∼3000 different proteins required to build a fully functional chloroplast are encoded by the nuclear genome and translated on cytosolic ribosomes. As chloroplasts are each surrounded by a double-membrane system, or envelope, sophisticated mechanisms are necessary to mediate the import of these nucleus-encoded proteins into chloroplasts. Once inside the organelle, many chloroplast proteins engage one of four additional protein sorting mechanisms that direct targeting to the internal thylakoid membrane system. Summary | Full Text | PDF (365 kb) |
Granum revisited. A three-dimensional model – where things fall into place Trends in Plant Science, Volume 8, Issue 3, 1 March 2003, Pages 117-122 László Mustárdy and Győző Garab Abstract The complex structure of higher plant chloroplasts has fascinated researchers for many years. Although the spatial relationship between granum and stroma thylakoids has been known for more than 20 years, most textbooks and research papers continue to include erroneous 3D models and simplified schemes. Here we present a simple computer model, based on electron micrographs from serial section of granum–stroma assemblies, showing the striking 3D structure of the stroma membrane wound around the granum. This model also provides an insight into some previously unknown functions of this intriguing multilamellar membrane system. However, many areas, such as self-assembly, structural flexibility and evolutionary niche, still remain to be explored. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1174 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 21, Issue 3, 257-272, 1 March 1978
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J.D. Mills and J. Barber
We studied the effects of a variety of cations on chlorophyll fluorescence yield of broken chloroplasts prepared under carefully controlled ionic conditions. In the absence of light-induced electron transport and associated proton pumping, two types of cation-induced chlorophyll fluorescence changes could be distinguished in broken chloroplasts. These are termed "reversible" and "irreversible" fluorescence yield changes. Reversible fluorescence yield changes are characterized by antagonistic effects of monovalent and divalent cations and are prevented by the presence of 5 mM Mg2+ in the suspending media. Reversible-type fluorescence yield changes show little or no dependence on the structure, lipid solubility, or coordination number of the cation, but depend strictly on the net positive charge carried by the ion. It is proposed that these fluorescence changes are brought about through the interaction of monovalent or divalent cations with an electrical double layer at the interface of the outer surface of the thylakoid membrane and the surrounding aqueous solution. The results are interpreted in terms of the Gouy-Chapman theory of the diffuse double layer, indicating that the thylakoid outer surface bears an excess fixed negative charge density of about 2.5 muC/cm2, or approximately 1 negative charge per 640 A2 of membrane surface. Chlorophyll fluorescence quenching in isolated broken chloroplasts suspended in media containing 5 mM MgCl2 is also observed on addition of certain polyvalent cations to the medium. This type of cation-induced fluorescence change appears to be largely irreversible and may occur through specific binding of the cation to the thylakoid as a result of the high electrostatic attraction exerted by the negatively charged membrane surface.


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lilly center work retreat (3/19/2011) |
A team of 15 Catawba College students, faculty, staff, and alumni headed to John's River Valley Camp for a work retreat. The camp is best known by the Catawba community as the host site of our freshman retreats. Read more » (See also The Lilly Center and Freshman Retreat) |
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Davis Stampede
Please join us on Sunday, February 9th for the 32nd Annual Davis Stampede.
An extra weekend in February in 2014 means that the Stampede will NOT fall on Superbowl Sunday in 2014. The Superbowl is February 2. What does that mean? An extra week of training, of course!
The Davis Stampede takes place each year in early February, and includes 5K, 10K and Half Marathon routes. Starting and finishing at Downtown Davis' Central Park, the event is considered by many to be the unofficial kick-off to the annual running/walking season. Courses are mostly flat and take runners and walkers through downtown, east and south Davis's greenbelts and neighborhood streets. Race amenities include finisher's medals, half marathon pace groups, complimentary personalized bib numbers (must register by Jan. 2, 2014), a choice between tech and cotton shirts, a post-race expo, half marathon course aid stations stocked with water, electrolyte replacement and nutrition along the course.
2013 Race Results
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