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Polio Outbreak in China - Dec 5 (CDC)
Cases of polio have been reported in China, the country's first cases in more than 10 years. All cases were reported in Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. Genetic sequencing has shown that the poliovirus isolated from these cases most closely resembles wild poliovirus type 1 found in Pakistan during the second half of 2010. As a result of this outbreak, CDC recommends that travelers to all parts of China be up-to-date on the polio vaccine.
Did You Know - Dec 2(CDC)
- 1.2 million people in the United States have HIV; 1 in 5 don't know it.
- There is new hope for stopping HIV: HIV care and medicines help keep people with HIV healthy and can prevent HIV transmission to others.
- We have more proven prevention tools than ever to help stop the spread of HIV; however, continued and intensified efforts are needed
CDC Science Clips - Nov 29
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Twelve Health and Safety Tips for the Holidays - Dec 5 (CDC)
Pay special attention to your health and be safe this holiday season.
Lead Hazards in Some Holiday Toys - Dec 5 (CDC)
The holiday season is here, and that means many children will be given toys as gifts. While new toys are a holiday tradition, parents should be aware of potential lead hazards associated with toys, including toy jewelry. Review these important facts to keep your children safe this holiday season.
Save Energy and Resources This Holiday Season (CDC)
Make "green" holiday choices when you are shopping, traveling, decorating, sending cards, and choosing gifts. When you save energy and resources, you protect the environment and safeguard health both now and for the future.
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Winter weather preparedness means more than just grabbing your coat – Nov 22 (CDC)
The holiday season is fast approaching and so is the winter weather that comes with it. Old Man Winter has already been reeking havoc in the northeast leaving millions without power after "Snowtober." So, while you're pulling out your holiday decorations, why not also pull together some basic supplies incase Jack Frost comes knocking on your door.
Winter Weather: Take Steps (CDC)
Taking preventive action is your best defense against having to deal with extreme cold-weather conditions. By preparing your home and car in advance for winter emergencies, and by observing safety precautions during times of extremely cold weather, you can reduce the risk of weather-related health problems.
Be Prepared to Stay Safe and Healthy in Winter (CDC)
Winter storms and cold temperatures can be hazardous, but if you plan ahead, you can stay safe and healthy. Prepare your home and cars. Keep emergency kits stocked. Be ready for power outages. Wear appropriate clothing. Check on children, the elderly and pets.
Clinical Guidance for Carbon Monoxide (CO) Poisoning After a Disaster (CDC)
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- Serious Invasive Saffold Virus Infections in Children, 2009
- Rickettsia parkeri in Amblyomma maculatum Ticks, North Carolina, USA, 2009–2010
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- Increased Transmission and Outbreaks of Measles — European Region, 2011
- Progress in the Introduction of Rotavirus Vaccine — Latin America and the Caribbean, 2006–2010
- Limited Human-to-Human Transmission of Novel Influenza A (H3N2) Virus — Iowa, November 2011
- Vital Signs: HIV Prevention Through Care and Treatment — United States
- Announcement: National Influenza Vaccination Week — December 4–10, 2011
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Reported Tuberculosis in the United States, 2010 – Nov 28 (CDC)
TB case totals are now at the lowest number recorded since national reporting began in 1953. Yet, even though reported TB cases reached all-time lows in the United States, there are still disproportionately higher rates of TB among racial/ethnic minorities, especially U.S.-born blacks.
Weekly Flu View – Dec 2 (CDC)
During week 47, 6.4% of all deaths reported through the 122-Cities Mortality Reporting System were due to pneumonia and influenza. This percentage was below the epidemic threshold of 7.1% for week 47.
Influenza vaccination of pregnant women: letter to providers PDF – Dec 5 (CDC)
Dec. 4-10 is National Influenza Vaccination Week – Dec 2 (CDC)
This season's NIVW is scheduled for December 4-10, 2011. Around the country, NIVW events including press briefings, radio interviews featuring CDC flu experts, health fairs, flu clinics and education opportunities are taking place to emphasize the importance of flu vaccination.
National Influenza Vaccination Week: Free NIVW Web Tools – Nov 28 (CDC)
CDC will be supporting organizations across the country in their vaccination efforts during National Influenza Vaccination Week. There are podcasts, ecards and other e-health activities to support this effort. You can help in promoting the ongoing flu vaccine efforts by placing these graphics on your web pages.
Flu Vaccines Have Good Safety Records – Nov 28 (CDC)
Influenza (flu) vaccines are recommended for everyone 6 months of age and older. Scientific studies and ongoing monitoring continue to show that flu vaccines are safe for use and offer the best defense modern medicine currently has at its disposal to protect against the flu and its serious complications.
National Influenza Vaccination Week: Materials – Nov 23 (CDC)
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AAP/CDC Collaboration: Question and Answer (Q & A) "Prevention and Control of Influenza: Considerations for Newborns and Very Young Infants – American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)
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The sleepy village of Quogue normally flies under the radar of the Hamptons, avoiding the trappings of high profile residents and public scrutiny that all to often beget other townships like Southampton. In Quogue, you won't find P. Diddy, or share houses, or hours of traffic congestion. This WASP nest has managed to retain its exclusive community feel for decades and residents won't be looking to let up anytime soon.
So when a village resident recently filed a 4 million dollar civil rights lawsuit against the village alleging widespread police misconduct, and created an accompanying online public message board asking people to sound-off on the police force, it was much more activity than usual for Quogue.
But perhaps the most curious development in Quogue this summer has been taking place at the Quogue Inn. The bar at the Inn, which once served as a local watering hole for residents and their guests, now has new owners, has been remodeled, clubbed out, and renamed the Q. The new decor at the Q is a bizarre visual assault of South Beach meets Southampton, and there is a DJ the spins on Fridays and Saturdays. But that's only the beginning...One of the partners/investors in the Q is gay, and has been attracting a gay crowd to the Q on Fridays all summer long. So far this has been kept on the down-low, however, with the owners pushing to make the Q a destination point in the Hamptons, people are starting to catch on to the ongoings on Friday nights, and it will be interesting to see how this plays out.
Paul Addis, pictured above, is the suspect believed to have been behind the premature burning of the 40 foot Burning Man effigy. For a guy who has no doubt invoked the ire of 35,000+ hippies, he looks pretty darn happy.
For a while, however, we were almost certain it was this fabulous queen pictured below:
At around 3am PST today (6am EST), the Burning Man figure caught fire. He is supposed to be burned on the 6th day (Saturday) of this 8 day festival....sources suspect arson. The 35,000+ person experimental community festival is held annually in Black Rock City, Nevada. The figure is still standing, but damage has yet to be assessed as to whether figure needs to be rebuilt...
Could it be the business men disguised as business hippie douchebags trying to sabotage the anticorporate hippie douchebag lifestyle? On second thought these guys are most definitely too high on designer weed to pull off something like this. Its probably the green hippie douchebags from Coolingman, peeved about the festival's carbon footprint...developing...
Ever wonder how to cruise at an Airport or your local truck stop? Well, just take a page out of Minnesota Republican Senator Larry Craig's playbook:
"According to Roll Call, the arresting officer alleged that Craig lingered outside a rest room stall where the officer was sitting, then entered the stall next door and blocked the door with his luggage...[then] Craig tapped his right foot, which the officer said he recognized 'as a signal used by persons wishing to engage in lewd conduct.'"
We can only imagine the look on the cruising Senator's face after the officer told him he was under arrest. We can then only imagine the look on his face after he immediately realizes that he has to tell his socially conservative voting constituency.
Bets are being taken whether Craig will enter rehab a la Mark Foley. In the meantime try and reconcile his voting history with his cruisin' habits:
1)Senator Craig has received much praise for his voting record from conservative groups including American Family Association, Concerned Women for America and the Family Research Council
2)1996 voted for Defense of Marriage Act (Stops Federal recognition of same-sex marriage, and allows states to ignore legal same-sex unions made in other states).
3)1996 voted against bill outlawing employment discrimination based on sexual orientation
4)Opposed having federal hate crimes bill cover gay and lesbian motivated hate crimes
Hmmm...someone hasn't been very honest with themselves...
With Fall Fashion Week coming up, Missoni put on a great show this Saturday at the W Hotel Hideaway House in Sag Harbor. We really like Missoni. Besides the clothes, the models actually weigh more than 90 pounds and are fit
Singer John Legend was spotted there mingling with the models and later at Pink Elephant to party for what was the weekend before the weekend that will officially end the maddness out east.
[photos from rob rich]
It's mid august and you know what that means....the time is slowly waning for the season of St. Tropez. We are well on our way towards Labor Day Weekend and are already starting to get nostalgic for long lunches at Club 55, swims in the Mediterranean, late afternoons at Nikki Beach as the DJ cranks up the music, the adorable little cars that scoot you around an even more adorable town, and of course nights at Les Caves Du Roy underneath the Hotel Byblos with Jack E (we love your music, but find you personally to be a reprehensible starfucker). The beaches on Long Island are a great escape from the city, but there is nothing like one week in this small fishing village turned playground for the euro jetset.
What we won't miss are the likes of P. Diddy and crew trying to be ballers as they spray around Crystal, the many Russian "gift girls" (aka prositutes) scouting for Arabs (slick with their oil money), and the ubiquitous Euro-douche.
[Nikki Beach]
P.S.1 is the MoMa affiliated Contemporary Art Center in Long Island City, Queens. P.S. 1 started out as Long Island City's first public school, but closed due to low attendance in the '60s. It is now known for being one of the largest and oldest institutions in the U.S. dedicated solely to contemporary art. It's also host to one of the most highly anticipated weekend events in New York City, Warm up. This unique, multi-sensory music series provides musicians, artists, hipsters, and families some common ground to boogie on. The series runs every Saturday from July through early September and draws thousands of local and international visitors each day. Highlights from the series include a stellar group of international DJs and live music ensembles: DJ Harvey, Groove Collective, Afrika Bambaataa, Mad Professor, Richie Hawtin, Francois K, Fischerspooner, Kid Koala, Arto Lindsay, Scissor Sisters, Luke Vibert, and many more.
It seems to be a worthly outing at least once this summer from what we're hearing. We can't wait to go, singing Mayer's "I wanna run through the halls of my old high school" at the top of our lungs.
We love it when socialites try and be normal (well at least quasi normal). This picture was taken at Nick Mele's 4th of July shin dig this year. Can you spot Byrdie Bell, Amanda Hearst, and Lisa Rockefeller? We like how they are at least trying to fit in with the other prepster graduates from Georgetown, GWU, Skidmore, the New School, Trinity, Emory, and Oxford.
After all they are just like us...just with lots of money and title. One thing we never got about Amanda Hearst is how she gave up on Boston College to go to rush back to New York and finish up at NYU. She is going to spend the rest of her life going to social events in the City, why not try being a student in a collegial environment for a little while? Once you leave it, those years are gone, never to return again. In about 5 years, she is simply going to be a) jaded, b) married and jaded, or c) divorced and jaded.
Polo Players are HOT. Mandy Moore...NOT. But for those of you who may still have a crush on her, you can find her this weekend at Bridgehamtpon Polo from 4-6pm. We were pretty weirded out by the cougar crowd last week, so we may have to pass. But the horses, game, and field are definitely worth visiting especially if you have never seen this beautiful sport before.
Sources close to the management indicate that Pink Elephant in the Hamptons makes quite a bundle of cash in the 12 short weeks it runs a year.
Friday Night = $45,000
Saturday Night = $90,000
Weeks = 12
Total Revenue = 12 x ($45,000 + $90,000) = $1,620,000*
That is a pretty hefty take. Its unclear exactly what profits are, but most entertainment accountants would estimate their costs (alcohol, promotion, salaries, rent) to be roughly $600,000-750,000, making the profit well north of $500,000.
These numbers must make David Cabo and Shawn Kolodny pretty happy. We can only guess how much Dune is losing this summer...
*Not including Memorial Day and Labor Day Sunday
We didn't make it so good thing Rob Rich did:
Of course they were there...Kelly and Christie are officially THE Hampton-ladies of the year.
Here's some people we aren't used to seeing out east:
Renee Zellweger chopped off her hair and found a new boyfriend?
Adam Sandler's shows off his new "do":
Oh No you didn't Shaneenee?! Oh Yes you did! We were speachless when we saw this tramp lady at Bridgehampton Polo this past Saturday at JetOneJet's Field. Some of the cougars were trying so hard in their fight against the clock, but most were sadly failing miserably. In case you don't know what a cougar is, this definition from the urbandictionary may help:
An older woman who frequents clubs in order to score with a much younger man. The cougar can be anyone from an overly surgically altered wind tunnel victim, to an absolute sad and bloated old horn-meister, to a real hottie or milf. Cougars are gaining in popularity -- particularly the true hotties -- as young men find not only a sexual high, but many times a chick with her shit together.
Speaking of older women, Brooke Shields was there trying desperately to hold onto the limelight by leveraging her child much like the growing celebrity trend. I'm not sure about you, but I find her bringing her child into a situtation where she is being hounded by paparazzi for her own personal gain is pretty creepy. Please Brooke, give it up and focus on parenting.
And speaking of parenting, there was a pregnant women at Pink Elephant on Saturday. No, this is not a joke! And no, she wasn't a just few weeks or a month pregnant, she had a major bulge the size of a basketball. Where the heck are these people's priorities!?

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Rotor the Walrus
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This character exists primarily or exclusively within the Archie Comics continuity. Information in this article may not be canonical to the storyline of the games or any other Sonic continuity. |
- For the character in the Sonic the Hedgehog television series, see Rotor Walrus (SatAM).
Rotor the Walrus | |
Rotor the Walrus, post-Super Genesis Wave | |
Appearances | |
First appearance | |
Appearances in other media | |
Biographical overview | |
Age |
17 |
Also known as |
Family |
Physical description | |
Species |
Mobian/Walrus |
Gender |
Male |
Height |
111.7 cm (3' 8") |
Weight |
95 kg (119 lbs) |
Skin |
Peach |
Eyes |
Green |
Attire |
Bomber jacket, Yellow baseball cap, Green tool belt, Glasses, Council of Acorn uniform |
Alignment and character traits | |
Alignment |
Good |
Likes |
Machines, robots, Sonic, Sally, Tails, Bunnie, Nicole, inventing, science fiction, static electricity, explosives, reading, maintaining his various inventions and Bunnie's mechanical parts, fish |
Dislikes |
Robotnik, Snively, evil robots, fat jokes, opening his closet, his closet in general, cleaning power surges, obsolete technology, pollution, stuff that doesn't work, whenever Antoine's being annoying, Sonic being annoying, Sally or Bunnie being upset |
Skills, abilities and powers | |
Skills |
Mechanic and inventor, high strength and swimming, Enhanced strength, Excellent Swimmer, Expert Knowledge of Mechanics & Technology, High Intelligence, World-Class Engineering Skills |
Rotor the Walrus is a fictional character and a protagonist from the ongoing comic book series Sonic the Hedgehog. He is a purple, male, anthropomorphic walrus with green eyes, wearing a yellow baseball cap, a bomber jacket and a tool belt, who serves as the Freedom Fighters' resident mechanic and inventor. Rotor created many of Knothole Village's surveillance and security systems. Although a bit clumsy, Rotor has proven himself valiant and courageous throughout the war against Dr. Robotnik and beyond. He is a trusted friend to everyone who knows him.
History (Pre-Super Genesis Wave)
Rotor hails from a northern continent, where his family resides and were victims of terrible brainwashing for the longest time until recent events. Rotor's father Sherman worked with Sonic's father and Uncle Chuck as their personal pilot. Although briefly seen, he exhibits remarkable piloting skill. It is unknown if this has carried over to his son.
Freedom Fighter
In early days, Rotor was known as "Boomer", a name taken on by his alternate nemesis Anti-Rotor.
Rotor's easygoing nature has also carried over to the comics. Even Knuckles the Echidna and a few others outside of his initial group seem to respect Rotor and enjoy his company. Rotor's quiet and insightful ways have made him something of an unsung hero in the war, working in the background instead of the front lines.
Rotor is currently helping his friends any way he can, and was acting as a quasi-mentor to Tommy Turtle as well, helping him become acquainted with his new life. Unfortunately, this relationship came to an end after Tommy was enslaved by A.D.A.M., resulting in his death under the guns of the Egg Fleet. Rotor was also one of the prisoners taken by Eggman during the destruction of Knothole, though quick action by the survivors of the attack resulted in a successful rescue mission. However, injuries to his back due to time spent in the Egg Grape Chamber left him unable to participate in Freedom Fighter activities for some time afterwards. Instead, he was elected a member of the new Council of Acorn, a group of six elected members and King Elias established to bring about some much-needed political changes in the Kingdom. Rather than get a break from the stress of combat, however, Rotor found himself in the middle of an even more dangerous situation: Knuckles' arch-nemesis, the Chaos Emerald powered entity called Enerjak, had been reborn thanks to the machinations of the Dark Legion scientist Dr. Finitevus and was now intent on conquering Mobius.
Council Member
Currently Rotor was attacked by his Anti-Mobius counterpart, Boomer, who mocked him for not being able to defend himself. He ran away to call the Chaotix while Sonic and the rests of The Freedom Fighters continuing battling The Suppression Squad. After freedom HQ was taken by The Suppression Squad Rotor and Tails built The Star Posts where Amy and Sonic will find Dr. Kintobor. He did not participate in the battle against Scourge and Fiona.
History (Post-Super Genesis Wave)
A New Rotor
Following the events of When Worlds Collide, Sonic and Tails started their search for the other Freedom Fighters at the Mystic Ruins. There, they found a newly-designed Rotor and helped him fend off Eggman's forces. Sonic and Tails were shocked to see his new appearance, but Rotor was completely unaware that anything had happened to him.
After showing off the Sky Patrol, Tails restores Rotor's memories via NICOLE's handheld. Although shocked about his previous life, Rotor tells Sonic and Tails where to find the other Freedom Fighters so that they can have their memories restored as well.
Powers and Abilities
Rotor is adept at creating tools and machines for use in the war against Dr. Robotnik and beyond, as well as deciphering new technology. On a few occasions in the comic he's proved to be quite a marksman with firearm-like weapons as well. Of course, being a walrus, he's an excellent swimmer, and his endurance is top-notch as well.
Rotor's a mechanical super genius, a quick thinker, very insightful, and has a penchant for having quite a bit of luck on the occasions he must see field work. He also has sniping and general marksmanship, good swimming, and shows a hint of strategic skill. Unfortunately, his large body lends itself toward appearing clumsy. He's durable due to his species and build, but he has limited general combat skills. However, in the warped version of Mobius created by Dr. Eggman interrupting Super Sonic's reverse Genesis Wave, Rotor is extremely muscular and, as a result, extremely strong and skilled in combat. He demonstrates little difficulty fighting Eggman's robots with his bare fists.
Appearances in Other Media
Rotor made a brief cameo in the first and third bonus stages in Sonic the Hedgehog Spinball. Amongst other Freedom Fighters and Animal friends, Sonic can free Rotor from capsules. Once freed, Rotor (like all the other characters) flies away. Rotor is purple with a yellow cap, the same color scheme he sports in the Archie Comics series and the Sonic the Hedgehog television series' pilot episode.
Rotor makes a cameo in the Sonic the Hedgehog (Play-a-Sound) book, appearing with Antoine and Bunnie in the background of the first page.
Rotor appears in three of the Sonic the Hedgehog novels written by Michael Teitelbaum in the mid nineties:
- Sonic the Hedgehog: Robotnik's Revenge 1994
- Sonic the Hedgehog: Fortress of Fear 1995
- Sonic the Hedgehog: Friend or Foe? 1995
In these books Rotor fills the same role as in the comic and cartoon series, never being the main focus of the plots.
- By mistake, Rotor was named Boomer in the earliest issues of the Sonic the Hedgehog comic series. It was corrected in issue #6, as well as reprints for these early stories. However, in the letters page, when a fan asked the deal with Rotor's old name, it was explained that "Boomer" was actually a nickname the character had in his childhood; some stories depicting the Freedom Fighters in their childhood even have him addressed as Boomer. Also noteworthy is that on a storyboard of the original title sequence included on the Sonic the Hedgehog: The Complete Series DVD box set, a handwritten note can clearly be seen referring to Rotor as Boomer, suggesting that this was his original name. A nod to this is that Anti-Rotor's true name is Boomer to distinguish himself from regular Rotor. Also, Silver thought that Boomer was his real name and that Rotor replaced Boomer during his childhood.
- After the timeline was reset due to Dr. Eggman's "Operation: Clean Sweep", he is again referred to as "Boomer Walrus".
- In the book Robotnik's Revenge, Rotor is mistakenly referred to as a sea lion.
- In issues 215-216 of Archie Comics, Silver is searching for a traitor to the Freedom Fighters that destroyed his future. While searching, he managed to figure out that the original Walrus Freedom Fighter was not known as Rotor, but Boomer. He theorizes that Rotor replaced Boomer and is a traitor all along. But when he finds Rotor in the present, Rotor manages to convince him that he's not the traitor and requests for Silver's help, to which Silver agrees.
- Former writer Ken Penders revealed Oct. 30, 2009 on his message board that he considered Rotor to be homosexual, stating "I thought it was fairly obvious Rotor was gay, and begun laying the groundwork for that storyline during the Light Mobius segments. I even showed his life partner without saying as such and planted clues between the lines.". [1] This suggests that Cobar was Rotor's "life partner" in Mobius: X Years Later, which was confirmed on his message board. [2]. Because of the fear of backlash over the relationship, SEGA ordered Ken to keep the relationship low-key, only providing subtle hints in the series as to the relationship. [3] However, whether or not this will remain true, during Ian Flynn's run, remains to be seen.
- According to Flynn, this is considered non-canon, so it seems very unlikely that it will show up in any form. Since the reveal of this never appeared within the story and whatever clues there were are practically nonexistent, it seems even more likely that this character trait will not be brought up again.
- When wearing his battle suit during combat, he has a striking resemblance to the Bad-Box-Art Mega Man from Street Fighter X Tekken.
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External links
- Interview with Mark Ballou
- Rotor Walrus at Mobius Encyclopedia, the Archie Sonic wiki
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This case presents several significant issues involving justiciability and the remedies that are available under Wisconsin's Open Meetings Law. As we will explain below, we believe that resolution of these questions will require clarification of the interaction between the Open Meetings Law and a line of cases dealing with the separation of powers doctrine... Plainly, this case has broad statewide implications for the general public and those most directly affected by the challenged Act, in addition to those interested in the manner of its passage. Accordingly, we certify the petition for leave to appeal and accompanying motion for temporary relief to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Ozanne's suit was the second such challenge by a state official, following a similar suit [complaint] filed by Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk (D) [official profile]. On Wednesday, Attorney General JB Van Hollen (R) [official website] asked the court to block [motion, PDF] the Dane County Circuit Court [official website] order. He also asked for leave to appeal the order and for relief consisting of an order to stay the circuit court's ruling. Van Hollen argues that the Dane County Circuit Court did not have jurisdiction to hear the case because the four named defendants, who are all state legislators, enjoy legislative immunity during the regular legislative term. He also argued that the circuit court did not have jurisdiction to enjoin the publishing of the law. The provisions of the Budget Repair Bill limiting bargaining rights incensed unions and their supporters, sparking protests which have been ongoing since mid-February, when the bill was introduced. The bill was signed [JURIST report] into law by Governor Scott Walker (R) [official website] on March 11.


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When Ronald Reagan's Attorney General Edwin Meese announced in 1986 that the president could interpret the Constitution in his own right and was not bound by Supreme Court opinions in the broad sense of adhering to them as a matter of constitutional principle, many in the legal academy acted as if Reagan was out to subvert constitutional government. While a handful of political scientists at the time held to this departmentalist view of constitutional interpretation, most academics angrily dismissed it along with Reagan's theory of original intent. Yet, in the nearly two decades that have passed since Reagan advocated original intent and the president's place as a co-equal expositor of constitutional meaning, these tenets of Reagan's constitutional vision have come to find expression in the unlikely realm of academic constitutional theory. They are, in fact, at the heart of contemporary constitutional theory. And what's more, such ideas are found as readily in the work of liberals as they are in the work of conservatives. Indeed, sharing Reagan's recognition that constitutionalism cannot be reduced to Supreme Court opinions, much of the most interesting work in constitutional theory is not easily reduced to the Left-Right divide as it was a generation ago.
Two decades ago, however, Meese's comment that judicial supremacy "was, and is, at war with the Constitution, at war with the basic principles of democratic government, and at war with the very meaning of the rule of law" set off a maelstrom. Urbane journalists and academics smugly sought to tutor the attorney general and his president in a proper understanding of constitutional government. They dismissed the notion that the president could interpret the Constitution independently of the Supreme Court and pointed to Chief Justice John Marshall's venerable opinion in Marbury v. Madison to insist that the Supreme Court was the sole and authoritative interpreter of the Constitution.
Oddly, though, Meese's claim on Reagan's behalf was part of a robust lineage in constitutional thought; it has found expression in some of the leading political thinkers and statesman in our historyincluding the likes of James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, and Abraham Lincoln. It shouldn't escape notice that all of the agreed upon "great presidents" were departmentalists when it came to constitutional interpretationincluding FDR.
As Madison, often dubbed the "father of the Constitution, argued in the First Congress, "But the great objection drawn from the source to which the last arguments would lead us is, that the Legislature itself has no right to expound the constitution; that whenever its meaning is doubtful, you must leave it to take its course, until the Judiciary is called upon to declare its meaning." He then continued, "But, I beg to know, upon what principle it can be contended, that any one department draws from the constitution greater powers than another, in making out the limits of the powers of the several departments?" And again, "If the constitutional boundary of either be brought into question, I do not see that any one of these departments has more right than another to declare their sentiments on that point."
In similar fashion, Lincoln squarely rejected judicial supremacy in his "First Inaugural": "The candid citizens must confess that if the policy of the government, upon vital questions, affecting the whole people, is to be irrevocably fixed by decision of the Supreme Court, the instant they are made . . . the people will have ceased, to be their own rulers, having, to that extent, practically resigned their government, in to the hands of that eminent tribunal."
These are only some of the most famous examples. And they are not the quaint sentiments of statesmen from a world gone by. This view has, once again, come to inform the work of leading constitutional scholars. Larry Kramer's recent The People Themselves: Popular Constitutionalism and Judicial Review, for example, takes Madison and Jefferson's departmentalist vision as foundational to American constitutionalism, arguing that "the people themselves," and not the Court, were originally conceived as the primary enforcers of constitutional government. Kramer, no conservative, even notes how Meese's invocation of departmentalism evoked "conniptions" from the likes of Anthony Lewis, who wrongly insisted that constitutional government was synonymous with judicial supremacy and pointed to Marshall's Marbury opinion as if that settled the matter. Yet, as Kramer argues, Marshall's opinion in Marbury does not so readily support judicial supremacy; it is best understood as a claim for the Court as a co-equal interpreter of the Constitution. Just as the president is bound by the Constitutionand not Court opinions, which are hardly the same thingso, too, is the Court. Thus in cases before it, the Court must prefer the Constitution to an ordinary statute and, thereby, exercise the power of judicial review if the statute goes against the Constitution. But nowhere does Marshall insist in Marbury that the other branches of government are bound be the Court's interpretation of the Constitution once it has spoken. On the contrary, Marshall noted, "courts, as well as other departments, are bound by that instrument."
Mark Tushnet of Georgetown Law Center, a leading constitutional scholar on the Left, has justly praised Kramer's book as "perhaps the most important work of constitutional theory and history in a generation." Tushnet himself is the author of Taking the Constitution Away from the Courts (1999), where, taking Lincoln as his guide, he bemoans the judicial usurpation of constitutionalism. Michael Perry echoes such thoughts in We the People: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Supreme Court (1999). These scholars on the Left march in stride with scholars on the Right like Princeton's Robert George and Amherst's Hadley Arkes, who similarly rejected the Court's insistence upon judicial supremacy in a provocative 1996 First Things symposium entitled The End of Democracy? The Judicial Usurpation of Politics. True, these scholars often disagree on particulars. But in rejecting judicial supremacy and advocating the departmentalist theory of interpretationeven recognizing that the people have a vital role to play in constitutional governmentthey share more in common with one another than they do with any of the current members of the Court (all of whom insist upon judicial supremacy). If Reagan's departmentalist vision was generally viewed with skepticism at the time, it has come to be seen as foundational to American constitutionalism. This is true, no less, of his advocacy of original intent.
Once dismissed as simplistic if not silly, originalism now finds expression in the work of leading liberal constitutional scholars like Akhil Amar of Yale Law School. Amar's work has been roundly praised for its careful textual analysis and exacting attempt to get at intent by way of historical sourcesthe very sort of "interpretivism" that was once deemed "arrogant" and "impossible" by Justice William Brennan. In a similar vein, Randy Barnett's Restoring the Lost Constitution (2003) has given us a more detailed historical account of original intent, engaging dictionaries from the period to capture original meaning. In Constitutional Interpretation: Textual Meaning, Original Intent, and Judicial Review (1999), Keith Whittington of Princeton has offered a more far-reaching and principled understanding of original intent, moving beyond Robert Bork, that attaches judicial review (sans judicial supremacy) to popular sovereignty and the very purpose of a written Constitution. Even Ronald Dworkin, once a ferocious critic of originalism and often regarded as the leading constitutional thinker of his generation, now couches his arguments in terms of getting at the Founder's "true" intent. No doubt these scholars argue over who the better originalist is, often insisting, for example, that Justice Scalia, Judge Bork, or Raoul Berger is not a faithful originalist. But that is precisely the point. It is perhaps a stretch to say that we are all originalists now, but the turn to historical meaning is unmistakable. Gone are the days when Justice William Brennan could simply dismiss originalism in any form and offer in its place a freewheeling "living constitution." Gone, too, is the easy acceptance of the Court's claim to judicial supremacy in Cooper v. Aaron (1958), which Brennan had such a hand in bringing about, and which was the target of Meese's criticism.
Not only have scholars come to reject Cooper's casual reliance on Marbury, but some of the most important scholarship in the last decade has illustrated that the very decision Cooper was meant to affirmBrown v. the Board of Educationwas not nearly so important in bringing an end to racial segregation as was once supposed. Rather, changing constitutional attitudes outside the Court were far more important in making the nation live up to its constitutional values. As with Jefferson, Madison, Jackson, Lincoln, and FDR before him, Reagan did not reject a role for the Court in the constitutional scheme. But along with these presidents, he did reject the notion that the Court, and the Court alone, was the enforcer of constitutional values. It's too bad that many of the very justices Reagan appointed have altogether missed this pointinsisting that they alone "speak for the Constitution"; indeed, going so far as to insist that our belief in ourselves as a constitutional people is inextricably bound up with our faith in the Court: "If the Court's legitimacy should be undermined, then, so would the country be in its very ability to see itself through its constitutional ideals" (Planned Parenthood v. Casey, 1992).
The president who appointed them knew better. And like many of Reagan's other sentiments, his insistence upon the president's role in constitutional interpretation has worn well. The same cannot be said for the reaction to Reagan. So it turns out that it was the learned professors that needed schooling in the intricacies of constitutional thought and history and not the unschooled president.


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Faculty of Science |
Table of Content Selected Protocols |
Tel: 972-2-6586920
The Protein Purification Facility is a resource of information and assistance available to researches and students as well as biotech and pharmaceutical companies that are interested in protein purification. Our Unit assists researches to overcome the major bottleneck in structure determination by X-Ray crystallography or NMR, that is the preparation of suitable crystalline samples. Mainly we provide consultation and active support for researchers and students who are interested in using the equipment, methods and materials of the Facility.
The unit offers a complete and fully automated liquid chromatography system designed for method development and research applications, that simplifies the transition from laboratory to full-scale production. We have columns and resins for purification according to size, charge, hydrophobicity and substrate affinity. Gel electrophoresis and IEF (isoelectric focusing) apparatus; cell disruption, blotting and ultrafiltration systems.
The facility assists researchers, students and people from the biotechnology industry in resolving their protein purification problems. We are actively involved in many collaborations for structural and biochemical studies; isolation and identification of new proteins.
Due to the unique equipment and wide
experience in the field, the protein purification facility is
the only place in Israel that provides comprehensive services in this
area, and also functions as a learning station.
Information Submission Form (pdf)
Selected Protocols of The Protein
Purification Unit and Others
of Cell Lysates / Different Disruption Methods
Protein Extraction (mini-scale) Sonication
Protein Screen (DDM lysis) - Small affinity binding
FACILITY of THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY Sonication
of bacterial samples
of Buffers
BIOSCIENCES Recommended buffers for Anion Exchange Chromatography
Recommended buffers for Cation Exchange Chromatography
BIOSCIENCES Recommended Volatile buffers systems for Ion Exchange
of lysis buffer and additives
Studies Preparation
of soluble/insoluble protein from cells
DNA removal - Endotoxin removal
Removal of Nucleic Acids - Different Protocols
Endotoxin Clearance
with Triton X-114 – Selected protocols from the literature
Purification Strategy - Others
Test Tube
Buffer solubility screen to avoid protein aggregation during concentration
Limited proteolysis - Partial Proteolytic Digestion
Purification of Recombinant Proteins
Small scale GST-fusion
protein purification under nature conditions
and large scale His-Tag fusion protein purification under nature conditions
Small scale His-Tag
fusion protein purification under denaturative conditions
Protein Refolding
Protein Refolding on IMAC resin - Batch Screening Procedure
- On-Column Scale-up
Additives Used to Increase Folding
and Prevent Aggregation
Removal from Inclusion Bodies Before Solubilization
of Different Protein Determination Methods
Absorbance 280nmAccording
to Protein Protocols in CD Rom
Lowry According
to Protein Protocols in CD Rom
For membrane proteins, diluted solutions or solutions with
s interferant
Precipitation Methods to concentrate or eliminate interferences
before electrophoresis or protein determination
Publications Related to The Protein Purification
Schwaiger, M., Lebendiker, M., Yerushalmi,H.,
Coles, M., Groger, A., Schwartz, C., Schuldiner,S.,and Kessler,
NMR-Investigation of the Multidrug Transporter Emr-E
an Integral Membrane Protein.
Eur. J. of Biochemistry
254: 610-619. (pdf)
Muth T.R. and Schuldiner S. (2000)
A membrane-embedded
glutamate is required for ligand binding to the multidrug transporter
EMBO J. 19: 234-240 (pdf)
Tate C., Kunji E., Lebendiker M., and Schuldiner
The projection structure of EmrE, a proton linked multidrug
transporter from Escherichia coli, at 7Å resolution.
EMBO Journal 20: 77-81 (pdf)
Orzech E., Okhrimenko H., Reich V., Cohen S., Weiss
A., Melamed-Book N., Lebendiker M., Altschuler Y.and Aroeti
The AP-1 adaptor of the clathrin coat associates with
microtubules via microtubule associated proteins.
J.of Biol.
Chemistry 276 (33): 31340-31348 (pdf)
Ben-Zimra M, Koler M, and Orly J. (2002)
of Cholesterol Side-Chain Cleavage Cytochrome P450 in the Placenta:
Activating Protein-2 Assumes the Role of Steroidogenic
by Binding to an Overlapping Promoter Element.
Mol. Endocrinol.16:
1864-1880 (pdf)
Fish A, Lebendiker M, Nechushtai R & Livnah
Purification, crystallization and preliminary X-ray analysis
of ferredoxin isolated from thermophilic cyanobacterium Mastigocladus
Acta Crys. D-59: 734-736 (pdf)
Zhang M, Fishman Y, Sher D and Zlotkin E (2003).
a Novel Animal Group-Selective Paralytic and Cytolytic Protein
from Noncnidocystic Origin in Hydra.
Biochemistry 42:
8939-8944 (pdf)
Rosen G, Nisimov I, Helcer M, and Sela M (2003)
actinomycetemcomitans Serotype b Lipopolysaccharide Mediates Coaggregation
with Fusobacterium nucleatum.
Infection and Immunity 71 (6):
3652–3656 (pdf)
Listovsky T, Oren Y, Yudkovsky Y, Mahbubani H, Weiss
A, Lebendiker M and Brandeis M (2004)
Cdh1/Fzr mediates
its own degradation
The EMBO Journal 00: 1–8 (pdf)
Soskine M, Adam Y, and Schuldiner S (2004)
Direct Evidence for Substrate-induced
Proton Release in Detergent-solubilized EmrE, a Multidrug
J.of Biol. Chemistry 279 (11): 9951-9955
Neubig R, and Roman D, (2004)
Sites of interest on the World Wide Web
Interv.4: 298 (pdf)
Klein S, Geiger T, Linchevski I, Lebendiker M, Itkin A, Assayag
K and Levitzki A (2005)
Expression and purification of active
PKB kinase from Escherichia coli.
Protein Expression and Purification
41: 162–169 (pdf)
Sher D., Fishman Y., Zhang M., Lebendiker M., Gaathon A.,
Manchenio J. and Zlotkin E. (2005)
Hydralisins: a new category
of diverse Beta-Poreforming toxins in Cnidaria. Characterization
and preliminary structure-function analysis.
J. of Biol. Chemistry
280: 22847 - 22855 (pdf)
Fish A., Danieli T., Ohad I., Nechushtai R. and Livnah O. (2005)
Basis for the Thermostability of Ferredoxin from the Cyanobacterium
Mastigocladus laminosus.
J. Mol. Biol. 350: 599–608 (pdf)
Copty A., Sakran F., Popov O., Ziblat R., Danieli T., Golosovsky M.and
Davidov D. (2005)
Probing of the microwave radiation effect
on the green fluorescent protein luminescence in solution
Metals 155: 422–425 (pdf)
Elia N., Frechter S., Gedi Y., Minke B., and Selinger Z. (2005)
of Gße over Gqαe in vivo prevents dark, spontaneous activity of
Drosophila photoreceptors.
The Journal of Cell Biology 171(3):
517-526 (pdf)
Soskine M., Mark S., Tayer N., Mizrachi R. and Schuldiner S. (2006)
Parallel and Antiparallel Topology of a Homodimeric Multidrug Transporter
J. of Biol. Chemistry 281: 36205–36212 (pdf)
Taylor A. , Haze-Filderman A, Blumenfeld A., Shay B., Dafni L., Rosenfeld
E., Leiser Y., Fermon E., Gruenbaum-Cohen Y.
and Deutsch D. (2006)
High yield of biologically active recombinant human amelogenin
using the baculovirus expression system.
Protein Expression
and Purification 45: 43–53 (pdf)
Diskin R., Lebendiker M., Engelberg L. And Livnah O. (2007)
of p38α Active Mutants Reveal Conformational Changes in L16 Loop
that Induce Autophosphorylation and Activation.
J. Mol. Biol.
365, 66–76 (pdf)
Funkenstein B. and Rebhan Y. (2007)
Expression, purification, renaturation
and activation of fish myostatin expressed in Escherichia coli: Facilitation
of refolding and activity
inhibition by myostatin prodomain.
Expression and Purification 54: 54–65 (pdf)
Hayouka Z., Rosenbluh J., Levin A., Loya S., Lebendiker M., Veprintsev
D., Kotler M., Hizi A., Loyter A. & Friedler A. (2007)
HIV-1 Integrase by Shifting its Oligomerization Equilibrium
104 (20): 8316-8321 (pdf)
Weiss Y., Bromberg Z., Raj N., Raphael J., Goloubinoff P., Ben-Neriah
Y.and Deutschman D. (2007)
Enhanced heat shock protein 70 expression alters
proteasomal degradation of I[kappa]B kinase in experimental acute respiratory
distress syndrome.
Critical Care Medicine. 35(9):2128-2138 (pdf)
Coster G, Hayouka Z, Argaman L, Strauss C, Friedler A, Brandeis M and
Goldberg M (2007)
The DNA Damage Response Mediator MDC1 Directly Interacts with the Anaphase-promoting Complex/Cyclosome
J. of Biol.
Chemistry 282 (44): 32053–32064 (pdf)
Shalev-Malul G., Viner-Mozzini Y., Sukenik A., Gaathon A., Lebendiker
M. and Kaplan A. (2008)
An AbrB-like protein might be involved
in the regulation of cylindrospermopsin production by Aphanizomenon ovalisporum.
Environmental Microbiology 10(4), 988–999 (pdf)
Rotem S, Katz C, Benyamini H, Lebendiker M, Veprintsev D, Rudiger
S, Danieli T and Friedler A. (2008)
The structure and interactions of the
proline-rich domain of ASPP2 (2008)
J. of Biol. Chemistry 283 (27),
18990–18999 (pdf)
Mayshar Y, Rom E, Chumakov I, Kronman A, Yayon A and Benvenisty N (2008)
FGF4 And its Novel Splice Isoform Have Opposing Effects on the
Maintenance of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Self Renewal
Stem Cells
Express, published online January 10, 2008; doi:10.1634/stemcells.2007-1037
Katz C., Benyamini H.,Rotem S., Lebendiker M., Danieli T., Iosub
A., Refaely H., Dines M., Bronner V., Bravman T., Shalev D.,
Rüdiger S.,
and Friedler A. (2008)
Molecular basis of the interaction between the antiapoptotic
Bcl-2 family proteins and the proapoptotic protein ASPP2
(34): 12277–12282 (pdf)
Amsili S, Zer H, Hinderlich S, Krause S, Becker-Cohen M, MacArthur D, North K and Mitrani-Rosenbaum S (2008)
UDP-N-Acetylglucosamine 2-Epimerase/N-Acetylmannosamine Kinase (GNE)
Binds to Alpha-Actinin 1: Novel Pathways in
Skeletal Muscle?
PLoS ONE 3(6): e2477 1-9. (pdf)
Steiner-Mordoch S, Soskine M, Solomon D, Rotem D,
Gold A, Yechieli M, Adam Y and Schuldiner S (2008)
Parallel topology of genetically fused EmrE
The EMBO Journal 27,
17–26 (pdf)
Reingewertz T.; Benyamini H.; Lebendiker M.; Shalev D.and Friedler
The C-Terminal Domain of the HIV-1 Vif Protein is Natively Unfolded
in its Unbound State.
PEDS (Protein Engineering, Design, and Selection)
1–7, doi: 10.1093/protein/gzp004 (pdf)
Lieman-Hurwitz J, Haimovich M, Shalev-Malul G, Ishii A, HiharaY, Gaathon
A, Lebendiker M and Kaplan A. (2009)
A cyanobacterial AbrB-like protein
affects the apparent photosynthetic affinity for CO2 by modulating low-CO2-induced
gene expression.
Environmental Microbiology 11(4), 927–936
Lederman L. (2009)
Protein Isolation and Purification – Tech News
46:87-89 (pdf)
Sela M., Babitski E., Steinberg D., Kohavi D. and Rosen G. (2009)
Degradation of collagen-guided tissue regeneration membranes by
proteolytic enzymes of Porphyromonas gingivalis and its
inhibition by antibacterial agents
Clin. Oral Impl. Res. 20, 496–502 (pdf)
Shay B, Gruenbaum-Cohen Y, Tucker AS,
Taylor AL, Rosenfeld E, Haze A, Dafni L, Leiser Y, Fermon E,
Danieli T,
Blumenfeld A, Deutsch D. (2009)
High yield
expression of biologically active recombinant full length human tuftelin protein
in baculovirus-infected insect cells.
Protein Expr
Purif. 2009 Nov; 68(1):90-98 (pdf)
Kasherman Y,Sturup S,and Gibson D (2009)
Is Glutathione the Major Cellular Target of Cisplatin? A Study of the Interactions of Cisplatin with Cancer Cell Extracts
J. Med. Chem., 52, 4319–4328 (pdf)
Elbaz Y, Danieli T, Kanner B and Schuldiner S (2010)
Expression of neurotransmitter
transporters for structural and biochemical studies.
Protein Expr Purif. 73:152-160. (pdf)
Weiss S.
Protein Expression Facility - Dr Tsafi Danieli - Wolfson Centre for
Applied Structural Biology - Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
A detailed collection of information on expression system and cloning strategies
Initial Bioinformatic
Investigation - Dr Nurit Kleinberger Doron - Hebrew University of Jerusalem
A detailed collection of information on initial bioinformatic investigation, and the use of bioinformatic tools to strategically design expression/purification
ExPASy - ProtParam:
A tool which allows the computation of various physical and chemical
parameters for a given protein. The computed
parameters include
the molecular weight, theoretical pI, amino acid composition,
atomic composition, extinction coefficient, estimated half-life,
instability index, aliphatic index and grand average of
hydropathicity (GRAVY)
PROTEIN CALCULATOR v3.3 - Scripps :
A tool which allows the computation of various physical and chemical
parameters for a given
protein. The computed parameters include the
molecular weight, theoretical pI, amino acid composition, atomic
composition, extinction
coefficient, charge, protease cleavage.
Recombinant Protein Solubility Prediction - University of Oklahoma:
The statistical
model predicts protein solubility assuming the protein is being overexpressed
in Escherichia coli. Reference: Predicting the solubility
recombinant proteins in Escherichia coli. Wilkinson et al. Biotechnology (N
Y). 1991 May;9(5):443-8.
ESPRESSO (EStimation of PRotein Expression and SOlubility):
A sequence-based predictor for estimating protein expression and solubility
ExPASy - Peptide Cutter:
Predicts potential protease and cleavage sites and sites cleaved
by chemicals in a given protein sequence.
FoldIndex© - Weizmann Institute of Science:
FoldIndex©: a simple tool to predict whether a given protein
sequence is intrinsically unfolded. Prilusky et al. BIOINFORMATICS
NOTE Vol. 21 no. 16 2005, pages 3435–3438
CYSPRED - Predictor of the bonding state of cysteines in
The role of evolutionary information in predicting the disulfide
bonding state of cysteines in proteins- Fariselli et al. Proteins 36:
340-346 (1999)
- Cysteines Disulfide Bonding State and Connectivity Predictor - Univ. Of Firenze
A server for the prediction of the bonding state and connectivity
pattern of the cysteines in a given amino acid sequence
DiANNA 1.1 - Cysteine state and Disulfide Bond partner prediction - Boston College
Determines the cysteine species: free cysteine, half-cystine or
ligand-bound; and if a cysteine is predicted to be ligand-bound,
then the most likely of
the four most common ligands (iron, zinc,
cadmium, carbon)
GlobPlot - Intrinsic Protein Disorder, Domain & Globularity
Prediction - EMBL GlobPlot: exploring protein sequences for globularity and
disorder. Linding et. al. Nucleic Acids Research, 2003, Vol. 31, No. 13 3701–3708
Stormoff: Weight to Molar Quantity (for proteins)
This program helps you to convert the weight (weight concentration) in the molar
quantity (molar concentration)
and vice versa.
Ammonium Sulfate Calculator - EnCor Biotechnology Inc.
The program calculates how much solid Ammonium Sulfate you need to add to
a specific volume of a solution to get a specific percentage
saturation at a
specific temperature.
Crystallography and
Recombinant Proteins
Production and Purification of Recombinant Proteins
Protein Refolding
Altamirano M., Refolding
Chromatography with Immobilized Mini-Chaperones.
3576-3578 (pdf)
Armstrong N.,A New Protein Folding Screen...etc.
Science 1999, 8: 1475-1483 (pdf)
Chen G., Overexpression of a Glutamate Receptor
(GluR2) ligand binding domain in E.Coli: Application of a novel
protein folding screen (pdf)
De Bernardez Clark E., Refolding of Recombinant
Proteins .
Current Opinion in Biotechnology 1998, 9:
157–163 (pdf)
De Bernardez Clark E., Protein refolding for
industrial processes.
Current Opinion in Biotechnology
2001, 12: 202–207 (pdf).
Eiler S., Overexpression, Purification, and
Crystal Structure of Native ER alphaLBD
Protein Expression
and Purification (2001) 22, 165–173 (pdf)
Machida S., Cycloamylose as an efficient
artificial chaperone for protein refolding.
FEBS Letters486
(2000) 131-135 (pdf)
Middelberg A.,Preparative Protein Folding.
TRENDS in Biotechnology 2002,20 (10):
Ming Li et al.,In vitro protein refolding
by chromatographic procedures.
Protein Expr.
and Purif. 2004,33: 1-10 (pdf)
Tsumoto K.,Practical Considerations in Refolding
Proteins from Inclusion Bodies.
Protein Expr. and Purif.
2003,28: 1-8 (pdf)
Dr. Mario Lebendiker
The Protein Purification Facility
Tel: 972-2-6586920
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Please bring the original grey color back, it looked SO much better and I don't own my old one anymore...
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its okay. i cant quite figure out what it says, though. a little bit unclear.
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I like the way this shirt fits on the female model.
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yeah for real, this shirt is old. my black version of this shirt was already shredded by the time that song came out. reprint the black one!
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The kickstarter thing looks bad, but there's things about it that don't quite make sense yet. I'm sure more information will come to light in time.
As for the song, this shirt was submitted in 2002, so unless the song was made a long time before the album was released, it's more likely that the song took its lyrics from the shirt.
Mark Evans on Sep 26, 2013 at 15:22:27
John Slabyk (designer of this shirt) is a fraud on Kickstarter too. He's scammed people out of money, claiming to be making a set of playing cards. But he's taken the money and run. See comments here:
Clems on Sep 25, 2013 at 19:52:59
Hey guys, I just wanted to say that this t-shirt is kind of a "fraud"... these are the exact lyrics from the song "Future?" released by Stylophonic in 2006 (the album is Beatbox Show). The original album is only available in italia, but even the remix, easier to find, has the lyrics.
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are all the people whining about the last line actually serious? The last line was the very reason i bought this t-shirt. I find it gives the t-shirt a very ironical and self-conscious style, like anyone who asks himself such questions and who is willing to wear this t-shirt is also affected by a mind disease of some sort
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The link to the picture where you can actually read what it says is broken!
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I like the designs of the shirt. I'm going to buy one and I'm going to use on Psy Concert.
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I love the designs. they are far more better than the boring designs used by most teenagers nowadays. Most of these shirts makes sense too. I just don't understand what is it into shirts that are used by most teenagers with different avatars yet they just draw something there and just say its cool or nice. meh.. ohwels anyways cheers! gotta get one soon!
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Hearst Corp.' s investment division Hearst Ventures has taken a minority equity stake in Science Inc., a sort of incubator on steroids that quickly scales digital startups by providing funding, executive talent and other resources.
Terms of the deal were not released, but All Things D's Kara Swisher cites sources who estimate the stake north of 20 percent with a $30 million value—details separately confirmed by a FOLIO: source with knowledge of the investment.
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Both architects say recognition should also go to engineers Dunning Thornton "for their great timber engineering" that helped in the style, effect and ultimately huge success of the build.
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Geoff Fletcher's professional colleagues concurred with Robbers praise of the design. The 70 square metre build won a New Zealand Institute of Architecture Award in the Small Project Category.
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Neck and back pain could sideline standout South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney for the remainder of spring practice and the Gamecocks' spring game.
Clowney, considered a 2013 Heisman Trophy candidate and a likely first-round NFL draft pick, sprained his neck in practice last week in a collision with defensive tackle J.T. Surratt and hasn't given medical clearance to return to the field. The All-American also missed a team scrimmage last Saturday.
South Carolina defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward indicated that he's not expecting Clowney to return until fall camp.
Clowney, who will be a junior this fall, finished in a tie for second in FBS in sacks with 13 and tackles for loss with 23.5 last season. He's fifth in school history with 21.0 career sacks and tied for second with 35.5 tackles for loss.
The Gamecocks' spring game is Saturday.
Kiel to transfer to Cincinnati
Perhaps the fourth school will be the charm for golden-armed quarterback Gunner Kiel.
Kiel plans to transfer from Notre Dame to Cincinnati according to multiple reports. It will be the fourth time Kiel commits to a program, after the former Indiana Mr. Football initially committed to Indiana, switched to LSU and later backed out of that plan to sign at Notre Dame.
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Webb, a transfer from Kansas, can petition the NCAA for a sixth-year hardship waiver, but reinstatement of his final year of eligibility is not guaranteed. Webb started 19 games at Kansas and had 1,434 yards and eight touchdowns last season with the Buffaloes.
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Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor declined a request by California authorities to suspend the ability of Dr. Conrad Murray to practice medicine in the state.
Pastor said there were not any circumstances that warranted revisiting the conditions of Murray's bail.
California authorities have sought the suspension of Murray's medical license since he was charged with involuntary manslaughter in February.
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A hearing on Coleman's estate was scheduled later in the day in Provo.
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The WORX JawSaw is an electric chainsaw that is great for pruning limbs up to 4 inches in diameter. The bar and chain are guarded by the jaw design and protect you from contact with the chain. The jaw design also allows you to make cuts directly on the ground without damaging the chain. Other features include autotension, an automatic chain oiler with oil level indicator, and an optional 5-foot extension pole ($39.99) that attaches to the JawSaw and helps you reach limbs up to 12 feet high. Positec USA Inc., 866-354-9679, www.worxyardtools.com
"The jaws grab the branch and hold it so you can use it one-handed, and it saves your back! Compared to my previous experience of using pruner and the chain saw, I didn't even break a sweat when using the JawSaw."
"The WORX JawSaw was very easy to use and it cuts branches like butter. By just pulling the trigger it starts cutting to get the job done without using a ladder."


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Thank you for joining us again if you listened to our earlier podcasts or if you are new to the program, welcome! Once a week, Linda and Rebecca will take to the internet airwaves to discuss a variety of subjects, including all the latest news, movies we've seen recently, the Oscar season and more topics that interest us (or you! Please send us your suggestions for topics to talk about).
This week's podcast WILL CONTAIN SPOILERS so please read below for the specifics before hitting PLAY.
• 00:00 – 25:00 – We review "Margaret", "Drive", "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" (12:00 – 17:30 spoiler-filled discussion), "Hugo", "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" and "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol."
• 25:00 – 67:40 – We go off-topic from up and comers to talk about things aside from movies that we loved in 2011 (though we do start with our favorite performances of the year). Our favorite TV shows, musical artists and albums and books.
• 67:40 – END – To wrap up the year and our last podcast of 2011, we take a look at some of the movies that we are looking forward to in 2012.
Have a happy new year! We should resume regular weekly podcasts starting on Tuesday, January 10th.
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