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Bass Pro Shops® XPS® Magna O'Shaughnessy Hooks
The Bass Pro Shops XPS Magna O'Shaughnessy Hooks are made from the finest quality 3X-strong high carbon steel wire with chemically sharpened needle points for quick lip penetration. The Magna O'Shaughnessy Hooks' offset design and extra-wide gap combine to secure soft plastic baits in place. Available with red or black nickel finish.
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These hooks were sharp and looked like a winner right out of the box. Started rusting within a day after first use. Might as well toss them after one use since they won't be any good for the next use after they have been wet.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by boilermaker Good hooks at a great price
I've been using these hooks for a long time and never had sharpness issues or problems with bending even if I use braid. These hooks hold up to whatever abuse you can dish out.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Wayno777 nice hooks
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yes, but for fishing wacky style, I would reccomend a eagle claw weedlees hook (item # 38-453-218-24 from bass pro shop.) The best hook I've found for that situation is a "Strike King, Pork-O" They are hard to find but well worth the effort. They cost around $ 3.00 for a package of 5.Details:
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I mainly bass fish, but from the size of the bait you're using I would suggest about a 2/0, and that will should leave a little at the rear end for that natural "wiggle".A:
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Want to make your own LEGO valve stem caps for your full-scale LEGO car? No problem. Take a LEGO block, hollow it out, glue in a regular cap, and PRESTO, some jerk steals them within the first week. Which reminds me, remember when you used to steal the hood ornaments off luxury cars and wear them as a necklace? Well I still do that.
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This Spring 2104 Semester AIS will be changing our phone number to (562) 985-5305
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The American Indian Studies Program has established an ongoing partnership with Anthropology and other Departments to offer a revised 18 unit minor in Native American Cultures for students in majors leading to professions that impact the lives of American Indian People. Soon students will be able to earn a minor in AIS and graduate on time. Museum Studies/CRM, Anthropology, Social Work, Art History and Film are the first areas to be developed with the new minor that should be on the books in the Fall of 2014. Students currently taking the AIS Minor in American Indian Studies who are interested in the new option for the AIS Minor in Native American Cultures are encouraged to meet with the Director of the AIS Program, Craig Stone.
Forty-Five Years of American Indian Studies at CSULB
Founded in 1968, the American Indian Studies Program will celebrate forty-five years as an independent program at CSULB. Located on the ancient village site of Puvungna and listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a Sacred Site and the birthplace of an Indigenous Religion, CSULB is referred to as "the Beach" in reference to our location on the Pacific Ocean and as "Cal State Puvungna" in acknowledgement of the significance of our location at a sacred site that continues to be used for prayer and ceremony today. Serving one of the largest Urban American Indian populations in the United States, our urban intertribal American Indian traditions are celebrated during the second weekend of March at the largest and one of the oldest student sponsored event at CSULB, the annual CSULB Pow-Wow. Now forty-four years old, over six thousand students, staff, faculty, alumni and community members attend our annual celebration of life that acknowledges the contributions of American Indians at CSULB.
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A graduate of CSULB with a Bachelors in American Indian Studies, Shannon was the Outstanding Graduate for the College of Liberal Arts in 1997. During the graduation ceremony Shannon wore her traditional tribal regalia to accept the award as the CSULB Community Drum sang the CSULB Student and Alumni Songs to honor her achievement. Her continued dedication to American Indian people has again been recognized with her recent appointment to the National NAGPRA Committee.
The Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell has appointed Shannon Keller O'Loughlin (Choctaw), to the NAGPRA Review Committee on September 23, 2013. Shannon Keller O'Loughlin is an Attorney Partner, and Chair of the Indian Nations Law and Policy Practice Group, Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith, LLP, Washington, DC. She was nominated by the Tonawanda Seneca Nation, Seneca Nation of Indians, and Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. Ms. O'Loughlin is a citizen of the Choctaw Nation. She is a lawyer who has a national reputation for leadership in Indian Law and NAGPRA and is a former White House Fellow.
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Heather Reid writes chapter for new football book
A chapter written by Dr. Heather Reid, professor and department chair of philosophy at Morningside College, is included in "Football and Philosophy: Going Deep," a book recently published by The University Press of Kentucky.
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Reid's essay, "Heroes of the Coliseum," compares how the ancient Romans treated their gladiators to how the American public treats modern day college football players.
"What's most fascinating about football players and gladiators is not their daily hardships or social marginalization," said Reid. "Rather, it is the fact that so many transcend these things to distinguish themselves as revered symbols of excellence or virtue."
Reid, a 1986 graduate of the University of Virginia, has been at Morningside since the fall of 1996. She earned her master's degree and doctorate from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst in 1994 and 1996, respectively. She has received international recognition for her expertise on the philosophical foundations of the Olympic Games and has served as president of the International Association for the Philosophy of Sport. Reid is author of "The Philosophical Athlete" and numerous scholarly articles and book chapters on ancient Greek philosophy, sport philosophy, and Olympic studies.
"Football and Philosophy: Going Deep" is edited by Michael W. Austin, associate professor of philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University.
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Walt Mossberg gives his take on the new Facebook Home, which becomes available to Android users on Friday. He says it gives Facebook a great mobile user experience, but will deactivate or bury certain features on your Android phone. (Photo: Facebook)
Facebook FB -1.47% Facebook Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq $69.80 -1.04 -1.47% March 7, 2014 5:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 38.64M AFTER HOURS $69.72 -0.08 -0.11% March 7, 2014 8:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 349,609 P/E Ratio 114.43 Market Cap $177.97 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $1,242,230 03/09/14 Highlights From WSJ's Law Blog 03/09/14 Google Searches for an App Rol... 03/08/14 Facebook to Hold F8 Developer ... More quote details and news » wants to take over your phone. It aims to immediately immerse you in its social network with just a glance at the phone's opening screen, without making you run its app or even unlock the device. Right from the lock screen of your phone, you'll be able to see your Facebook news feed—including text posts and eye-catching, full-screen photos posted by friends—and to comment on, or Like items.
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Also, with one swipe, you can go right to Facebook Messenger, the social network's chat feature, to communicate directly with people and even send and receive text messages.
All of this is possible before you even see the usual start or home screen of your phone filled with app icons, by using a new suite of software Facebook is introducing for Android phones on Friday called Facebook Home.
The idea is that during spare moments—say, while waiting in a line—you'll get immediately hooked by Facebook.
Facebook Home, which replaces several key aspects of a phone in addition to the lock screen, will be an optional, free download for U.S. users at launch on four leading Android phones, including the very popular Samsung Galaxy S III. It also will be available that day, preloaded, on a midrange, $99 model, the HTC First, from AT&T. T +0.62% AT&T Inc. U.S.: NYSE $32.54 +0.20 +0.62% March 7, 2014 5:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 26.85M AFTER HOURS $32.46 -0.08 -0.25% March 7, 2014 8:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m): 284,961 P/E Ratio 9.54 Market Cap $169.43 Billion Dividend Yield 5.65% Rev. per Employee $529,844 03/09/14 Wireless Bills Go Up, and Stay... 03/08/14 AT&T, T-Mobile Rejigger Wirele... 03/07/14 T-Mobile Raises Price for Unli... More quote details and news » At least two other major Android phones also will be compatible when they hit the market.
I've been testing Facebook Home for five days on the HTC First, but this isn't a review of the phone hardware, which is unremarkable. I focused my testing on Facebook Home, the boldest attempt by any non-hardware company to alter a phone's native user interface.
Swipe your round photo to one of three icons: Facebook Messenger, app-launcher screen and Last App used. Facebook
In effect, Facebook has created its own phone without having to build or sell hardware. The HTC First, so far the sole phone on which it's preloaded, even boots up with the Facebook logo.
I found Facebook Home to be easy to use, elegantly designed and addictive. Although I'm a regular Facebook user, I found that, with Home, I paid more attention than ever to my news feed, Liked items more often and used Facebook's Messenger service more often. So, if you are a big Facebook fan, Facebook Home can be a big win.
But I found some downsides. Facebook Home blocks the one-step camera icon some Android phone makers place on their lock screen to allow you to take pictures without first unlocking the phone. It also overlays other lock-screen features some Android phone makers include, such as weather information or favorite app icons. And if you do go to the icon-filled home screen, you'll find that Facebook Home has taken that over as well, topping the screen with a bar that makes posting to Facebook easier and eliminating the bottom bar of heavily used apps.
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With Home, Facebook is essentially staging a land grab of Android, the hugely successful mobile operating system made by one of its key rivals, Google. Facebook Home leaves all the standard Google apps in place and doesn't alter the underlying Android operating system. But because it's so dominant, it makes it less likely that a user with limited time will launch Google products that compete with Facebook, such as Google's own social network, Google+, or rival services from other companies, such as Twitter.
A Home app screen with Facebook's apps, such as Instagram, and standard Android apps from Google. Facebook
This is all made possible because Android allows third-party companies to alter the lock screen and other core features, such as the app launcher, which displays app icons and widgets.
By contrast, Facebook Home can't run on Apple's iPhones, because Apple doesn't allow others to take control of these core functions. Apple has integrated Facebook (and Twitter) to some degree into the iPhone, mainly by making it possible to sign into the services as part of its basic settings and to share almost any content to them easily. But that's as far as it goes.
When you first turn on the screen on a Home-equipped phone, you see the time and a small circle at the bottom displaying your Facebook profile picture. If you don't touch the screen, your news feed, called the Cover Feed, starts to display, automatically scrolling from one post to the next. You also can manually swipe through the feed. Each post takes up the whole screen. If it's a photo, it's displayed in all its glory. If it's a text post, the author's larger wall photo appears faintly in the background. The effect is mesmerizing.
If you want to Like a post, you can double-tap it or tap on a Like button. To comment, or read comments, you can tap on a comment icon.
To get beyond the feed, you touch your little round picture and swipe it over to one of three icons that appear. Swipe up to see a home screen, or app launcher of your favorite app icons. Swipe left to go to Facebook Messenger. Swipe right to go to the last app used, whether it's a Facebook app or not.
Facebook Home has another major feature: Chat Heads. These are the profile pictures of people who send you Facebook messages or text messages via Messenger. Unlike message notifications that appear only briefly on most phones, these remain visible, atop any app you're using, tempting you to keep chatting via Facebook. You can move them around if they're blocking something, but you can only get rid of them by dragging them off the screen to the bottom. Whether they annoy or delight you will depend on how much you use Facebook Messenger.
Chat Heads shows profile pictures of people who send you Facebook or text messages via Messenger. Facebook
Facebook stresses that Home is purely optional. Nobody needs to install it, or buy the sole phone on which it's preloaded. You can still use Facebook the way you always have—through the app. In fact, Home doesn't fully replace the app, which has many more features.
And you can turn all of it, or parts of it, off. I was able to turn it off even on the HTC First and also to require the phone to be unlocked before I could see my feed.
Facebook says it hopes eventually to include feeds from other services, such as Twitter, in the automatic stream of updates on the lock screen. Even now, alerts—but not full posts or photos—from other products, such as Gmail or Twitter, appear on top of the news feed. However, this only works on the HTC First. Other phones only display Facebook alerts in Home. There aren't any ads in Cover Feed currently but Facebook says there may be in the future.
You cannot view customized news feeds, like ones containing only certain people, in Cover Feed. You also can't compose new posts from the lock screen, though Facebook says it hopes to add that feature.
I didn't notice that my test phone suffered any significant battery loss while running Home constantly, but Facebook does provide settings for data use and image quality that can lower the battery load of Home. The default setting is "medium."
Facebook Home is a very clever and very well-done product that will delight Facebook fans. If you aren't in that category, or prefer the standard Android user interface, it won't be right for you.
—Find Walt Mossberg's columns and videos at the All Things Digital website, walt.allthingsd.com. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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A key lawmaker on Capitol Hill is not happy with a federal housing regulator's lack of action on a plan to rein in the cost of backup homeowners' insurance policies.
Rep. Maxine Waters of California, the top Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee, said in a letter on Thursday that she is not pleased with a move by the Federal Housing Finance Agency to reject a plan to lower the cost of so-called "force-placed" insurance. This kind of coverage is imposed on homeowners who let their homeowners' policies lapse.
Ms. Waters said the insurance is often overpriced, boosts debt owed by borrowers and imposes "unnecessary losses," on Fannie and Freddie. She sought "an outline of FHFA's plan, if any, on how to proceed with force-placed insurance reform."
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Originally Posted by DistrictCyclone And so begins the longest moment of 2013 so far... I wasn't kidding. What a ridiculous ********* way to finish a basketball game. Anyone else hear that guy screaming in the background???
So bad.
''You need to quit!!'' - Stupid OSU fan in the stands.
Didn't they go to the line when Will went over the back for a rebound? How is this different?
Typical Iowa State game.
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I am sick of watching fixed games.
What a joke this is. They stole the win from us
What a kick to the nads. An 11 point second half lead evaporates, with a lot of help from the zebras.
Well, good game. Congrats OSU. Good effort from our guys.
Let me guess, referees over see the referees, right? How are these guys not doing junior High Games tomorrow?
That was ridiculous...UGH..
Stole another one, for 18 in a row. I really hate Gallagher Iba.
This isn't a bad loss, but were now in ilke 6th place....
Will we ever get that kind of home cooking? I mean it's OSU for ******'s sake...
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Added comments to my 8-25 review. I made my own wheel kit. No problem. Went to use the gen the other day and it wouldn't start. Pulled cover of air cleaner to use some starting fluid. Should have added before that the foam air cleaner is about 25 years out of date. Needs a pleated paper cleaner. They use oil impregnated foam aircleaners on sheap lawn mowers and NOT on 13 hp gas engines. The reason it wouldn't start was the choke butterfly shaft was broken. It's PLASTIC!!!!The shaft (.195") OD is split and the metal butterfly flap sits in the split. The metal butterfly has 4 upset tabs, 2 on either side of the plastic shaft to retain it. However if the shaft is broken you're screwed. Plastic, really? It appears to me that the only way to replace it is to get an entre new carbureter! The butterfly HAS to be inserted AFTER the shaft is in place. What an idiotic setup. I suppose you could get a new shaft but you'd still have to press the butterfly flap through the slit in the PLASTIC shaft. What's to keep the shaft from splitting again? Probably right when you need it most.The plastic shaft mic'd .195". There is a brass bushing on top where the shaft goes through. That's a nice touch but why do that and then use a plastic shaft? The bushing will pass a .198" pin gage so I took some .250" brass stock and turned it to .197", and parted it off at 2" length. Set it up in the mill and milled it in half to a length (.985") for the butterfly, but leaving a full OD section on the bottom to fit the cast hole in the bottom of the carb throat, and up top to pass through the brass bushing.Now I'll have to get a #1-72 screw or make a brass rivit to attach the butterfly plate to the new brass shaft. Gonna have to make a plate to attach to the top of the shaft to interface with the choke lever, or remake that plastic artifact also. What a PITA. If you get one of these I'd sure order 4-5 choke butterfly shafts to have on hand. I'll have to call the corp 'help number' in Camarillo or call their so called Generator Tech line after the holiday to find out what they were thinking.I mentioned the governor in the other post. With the engine running at idle the gen is produceing 95 volts. I plugged in my 8 cu ft chest freezer. After awile the freezer tried to start. I could hear the engine on the genset pull down a bit (as under a load) but then returned to idle. Checked the freezer and it wasn't running as it has a low voltage interupt. I waited 15 minutes, re-adjusted the governor on the engine until the multi-meter was showing 120 volts. The engine was now running much faster. Plugged in the freezer. The engine pulled down a bit then settled. The freezer was running. I'll have to check the techline to see what's up. My 25 year old 3.5KW Kohler would pick up in a snap from idle and run the freezer. CAn't see having to have the engine run so fast. Maybe a governor issue? Rick
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Lifesaver during Ice Storm
By Clayton
from Dallas, TX
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Comments about Predator Generators 8750 Peak/7000 Running Watts, 13 HP (420cc) Gas Generator:
I use it regularly to power my welder and power tools on remote job sites. It has been very dependable. I've used it for about 8 months sporadically for that (approx. 80-100 engine hrs.)This month had a severe ice storm with power outage for 3 days. I had installed interlock backfeed in house electrical box and ran heat, lights, fridge, and tv/electronics the whole time. Don't even think I went through 15 gal. of gas! I've been VERY impressed! Especially since I bought it on sale for WAY below retail. I added 2 casters/ 2-10" wheels to move it onto my trailer. Added a 12v gel deer feeder battery ($22.00) and it electric starts it every time. Added a $16.00 hour meter to complete the total package.
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So far so good
By Bill A.
from Highland Lakes, NJ
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
I bought this unit as emergency backup for the whole house. It is very well built, fit and finish as good as units that cost twice as much. Consumer Reports reviewed it and gave it very high marks.The wheel kit is a must have as it weighs about 200#. The 90 day warranty sucks but a 2 year extended warranty wasn't too much extra.Voltage and frequency regulation is very good also. I only have about 5 hours on mine so time will tell how much of a bargain this is.
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met all expectations
By Len
from wheaton, IL
About Me Beginner
First time generator owner. After reading mixed reviews about ALL generators, I decided to go best price with harbor freight. Watched the you tube videos and seemed like quality product, so crossed my fingers and went with 8750/7000 unit for power outages. Also got the wheel package. Very happy after a month of 3 starts (first pull first two times, 2 pulls last time). Wheel package fine if not lugging around a lot. tested with load this weekend after electrician put interlock on panel. Worked great. Also tested outlets and right at 120. Get a long funnel for oil is all you need. Highly recommend based on experience so far for power
wish i could use it more
By mattm
from silver spring, md
Bought this after the most recent storms in Maryland since i was tired of power going out. ended up installing an outlet in the house so i could connect i could power the house directly without running cords all over the place. started easily. powered everything (except my central AC, which i didn't bother trying). of course, no that i bought, the power hasn't gone out during any major storm. consider a great insurance policy. great price, and runs like a champ when you need it. haven't bothered with a battery since it pull starts so easily. if power went out more id get a battery just to make it easier for the wife.
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Add an electric hourmeter to the genset
By Buckshot
from Redlands, CA
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Maintanence is based on hours of service, so add an electric hourmeter. I was using a sheet of paper in a plastic bag zip loc'd to the frame. Caveman but better then nothing. For about $18 pick up a 120/250V AC hourmeter. I mounted it on the upper right hand flange of the outlet panel because the AC outlets were on that end. Access the inside of the panel. One colored and one white wire from the meter. Hook colored to one side of an outlet and white to the other side and you're good to go. I plugged it into a wall outlet first to put the estimated 7 hours of use on the meter before installing on the genset. Now you'll know the actual hours of use.
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Best bang for your Buck
By Onekooldude
from Kempton,PA
Good product so-far, hooked it up, and ran my whole house on it, I mean ran everything,well,heater,lights, frig. Time will tell how good it is. Great price,you wouldn't find another Generator out there that does the same-thing for the price. Looking forward to the power going out.
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By Chris in NJ
from Little Falls, NJ
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By DJ R
from fl
you cant beat how good it runs you can use a 4 weeler batt or quad batt but pull start is just fine
(14 of 15 customers found this review helpful)
i would tell anyone to buy it
By Jim L
from millville,nj
lost power 1o days ago in south jersey. power was out 5 days for me.this unit was hard wired into the house powered everything including central air. unit was shut off only to fuel. it ran no stop without a problem.
(6 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
8750 generator
By nutman
from crum wv
the generator ran 3 homes and a camper went power went out for 5 days
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I like my Challenger XXX by Dave Scadden... BUT I WILL BE POSTING A NASTY THREAD SOON DESCRIBING CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!!!!!!!!!!! May be making a trip to Utah... GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!
I've read too many of these and it played a large part in my recent decision to get a Watermaster. Good luck!
James, this does not surprise me at all since I know someone that bought a boat from NFO and had the same results regarding their care and customer service when he sent it back in for a repair. He finally got his boat back and paid for the repair after a very long time of waiting without any earlier replies to his phone calls and emails. During the long wait he bought a Watermaster and throughly enjoyed using it. The NFO boat is now owned by someone else and he is glad he got rid of it.
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Barrier Permeability at Cut Axonal Ends Progressively Decreases until an Ionic Seal Is Formed Biophysical Journal, Volume 79, Issue 4, 1 October 2000, Pages 1883-1890 Christopher S. Eddleman, George D. Bittner and Harvey M. Fishman Abstract After axonal severance, a barrier forms at the cut ends to rapidly restrict bulk inflow and outflow. In severed crayfish axons we used the exclusion of hydrophilic, fluorescent dye molecules of different sizes (0.6–70kDa) and the temporal decline of ionic injury current to levels in intact axons to determine the time course (0–120min posttransection) of barrier formation and the posttransection time at which an axolemmal ionic seal had formed, as confirmed by the recovery of resting and action potentials. Confocal images showed that the posttransection time of dye exclusion was inversely related to dye molecular size. A barrier to the smallest dye molecule formed more rapidly (<60min) than did the barrier to ionic entry (>60min). These data show that axolemmal sealing lacks abrupt, large changes in barrier permeability that would be expected if a seal were to form suddenly, as previously assumed. Rather, these data suggest that a barrier forms gradually and slowly by restricting the movement of molecules of progressively smaller size amid injury-induced vesicles that accumulate, interact, and form junctional complexes with each other and the axolemma at the cut end. This process eventually culminates in an axolemmal ionic seal, and is not complete until ionic injury current returns to baseline levels measured in an undamaged axon. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (227 kb) |
Gamma Oscillations Are Generated Locally in an Attention-Related Midbrain Network Neuron, Volume 73, Issue 3, 9 February 2012, Pages 567-580 C. Alex Goddard, Devarajan Sridharan, John R. Huguenard and Eric I. Knudsen Summary Gamma-band (25–140 Hz) oscillations are a hallmark of sensory processing in the forebrain. The optic tectum (OT), a midbrain structure implicated in sensorimotor processing and attention, also exhibits gamma oscillations. However, the origin and mechanisms of these oscillations remain unknown. We discovered that in acute slices of the avian OT, persistent (>100 ms) epochs of large amplitude gamma oscillations can be evoked that closely resemble those recorded in vivo. We found that cholinergic, glutamatergic, and GABAergic mechanisms differentially regulate the structure of the oscillations at various timescales. These persistent oscillations originate in the multisensory layers of the OT and are broadcast to visual layers via the cholinergic nucleus Ipc, providing a potential mechanism for enhancing the processing of visual information within the OT. The finding that the midbrain contains an intrinsic gamma-generating circuit suggests that the OT could use its own oscillatory code to route signals to forebrain networks. Summary | Full Text | PDF (1411 kb) |
Real Time Imaging of Calcium-Induced Localized Proteolytic Activity after Axotomy and Its Relation to Growth Cone Formation Neuron, Volume 20, Issue 6, 1 June 1998, Pages 1123-1135 Daniel Gitler and Micha E Spira Summary The emergence of a neuronal growth cone from a transected axon is a necessary step in the sequence of events that leads to successful regeneration. Yet, the molecular mechanisms underlying its formation after axotomy are unknown. In this study, we show by real time imaging of the free intracellular Ca2+ concentration, of proteolytic activity, and of growth cone formation that the activation of localized and transient Ca2+-dependent proteolysis is a necessary step in the cascade of events that leads to growth cone formation. Inhibition of this proteolytic activity by calpeptin, a calpain inhibitor, abolishes growth cone formation. We suggest that calpain plays a central role in the reorganization of the axon's cytoskeleton during its transition from a stable differentiated structure into a dynamically extending growth cone. Summary | Full Text | PDF (1467 kb) |
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For many years, membrane potential (Vm) and input resistance have been used to characterize the electrophysiological nature of a seal (barrier) that forms at the cut end of a transected axon or other extended cytoplasmic structure. Data from a mathematical and an analog model of a transected axon and other theoretical considerations show that steady-state values of Vm and input resistance measured from any cable-like structure provide a very equivocal assessment of the electrical barrier (seal) at the cut end. Extracellular assessments of injury currents almost certainly provide a better electrophysiological measure of the status of plasma membrane sealing because measurements of these currents do not depend on the cable properties of extended cytoplasmic processes after transection.


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The Language of Gesture: Melville's Imaging of Blackness and the Modernity of Billy Budd
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In light of recent studies of both the life of black seamen and of the role of blacks in the Enlightenment, the paper discusses the representation of African sailors in the work of Herman Melville, in particular in his unfinished manuscript Billy Budd, Sailor. As I argue, Melville's imaging of a "noble" black sailor in the opening chapter is crucial to the author's ongoing attempt to untangle the complex relationship of race and modernity. By invoking a non-totalitarian, gestural/visual aesthetics of blackness Melville not only reinforces his earlier critique of modernity's foundation in slavery; he also revivifies and, simultaneously, trans-forms the eighteenth-century tradition of visualizing blacks as tragic witnesses to the para-doxes of the enlightenment. In so doing, Melville couches his argument against racism in a 'gestural' (black) critique of white judgments on blacks that may well be read to foreshadow later, more radical gestures of black pride from zoot-suiters to the raised fists of black pan-thers or the corporeal self-fashioning of the gangster rapper.
Littérature et société au 20e siècle
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Cet article propose un regard sur la littérature américaine du 20e siècle dans son rapport à l'idée d'Amérique. Les guerres et crises que traversent les Etats-Unis au cours de la période 1917-1968 contribuent à une dégradation de l'"American Dream" en "American way of life" à laquelle les écrivains américains réagissent en recherchant de nouvelles origines pour construire, en fin de compte, leur propre idée d'Amérique.
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La voix de Lolita dans "Lolita", le roman de Vladimir Nabokov et le film de Stanley Kubrick
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La critique nabokovienne s'est beaucoup interrogée sur les modalités de la voix de Humbert Humbert, ses inflexions, ses excentricités, ses stratégies de séduction. C'est en effet par la voix du nympholepte, confesseur omnipotent, que nous parvient toute l'histoire de Humbert et Lolita. Il semble, à première lecture, que la jeune fille n'ait pas son mot à dire dans cette histoire ; objet de Humbert-personnage, elle devient objet du discours manipulateur de Humbert-narrateur. On peut malgré tout se demander si la voix de Lolita est véritablement engloutie par la parole de Humbert, ou bien si elle parvient au contraire à défier les assignations au silence de ce dernier. On tentera ici de « récupérer » la voix de Lolita dans le roman de Vladimir Nabokov (1955), tout en analysant la façon dont Stanley Kubrick s'accommode de cette problématique complexe de la voix et du silence dans son adaptation cinématographique (1962).
Publishing during the Harlem Renaissance
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This article proposes to present the American literary and publishing scene of the 1920s, that favored the publication of Langston Hughes's first two volumes of poetry,
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is a very personal book. I was writing this in the middle of a very difficult divorce which I wanted after 25 years but which was nonetheless hugely difficult and unpleasant. So in a way I was writing very much about keeping my own equilibrium in a difficult situation even though that does not come into the book. Sartre had a point when he said "l'enfer c'est les autres", but the biggest hell on earth usually is yourself. The thing is that when you write you can control things. When I write I can punish the wicked, I can make things right or I can make things wrong. Generally I make things wrong if you know my books. I can pose all sorts of moral questions and I can determine how things turn out. That's not life...
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I probably never answer any questions in my writings, I just ask more questions. The best scientists understand that what we know is just some tiny little fraction of reality. We understand almost nothing. There are vast forces and universes that are completely mysterious to us. It's the same with our psyche. We just scratch at it, we just push the edge of the questions. That's all I hope to do, to get to the edge of the unknown...
Marilynne Robinson - Assises Internationnales du Roman 2010
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Marilynne Robinson was invited to the fourth edition of the Assises Internationales du Roman, organised by the Villa Gillet and Le Monde. She was interviewed for La Clé des langues and read an extract from
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DOSSIER - The Brooklyn Follies (Paul Auster)
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Jocelyn Dupont a réuni autour de lui de nombreux spécialistes de Paul Auster pour constituer ce dossier qui apporte un éclairage complet sur l'oeuvre du célèbre romancier américain.
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Dossier - The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society (Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows)
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Nous vous proposons un dossier composé d'une lettre d'Annie Barrows, d'un extrait de l'oeuvre et de documents pour la classe. Ces ressources sont reproduites par l'aimable permission de la maison d'édition Random House.
Richard Russo - Assises Internationnales du Roman 2011
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Richard Russo won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize with his novel Empire Falls. In May 2011, he took part in the fifth edition of the Assises Internationales du Roman, organised by the Villa Gillet and Le Monde. He was kind enough to grant us an interview at the Hotel Carlton in Lyon.
Percival Everett - Assises Internationnales du Roman 2011
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In May 2011, Percival Everett took part in the fifth edition of the Assises Internationales du Roman, organised by the Villa Gillet and Le Monde. The author of Erasure and American Desert was kind enough to grant us an interview at the Hotel Carlton in Lyon.
Le théâtre US ultracontemporain
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Le théâtre américain de la fin du 20e siècle est caractérisé par ses actions « hors bunker ». Au-delà des avant-gardes, il expérimente des formes de performances dans les rues, les parcs et les night clubs. Le théâtre devient à New York, the Scene, un monde de revendication ethniques et de libération sexuelle. La nouvelle frontière, c'est le hors les murs. Les enjeux politiques se radicalisent et un nouveau théâtre d'agit-propre s'empare du Net.
Nicholson Baker on his literary career and how he came to write about sex
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I think the job of the novelist is to write about interesting things, including things that might not seem all that interesting at first glance – like, say, a lunch hour on an ordinary weekday – and to offer evidence that life is worth living. At least, that's what I try to do – not always successfully. My first book was about a lunch hour – the second about sitting in a rocking chair holding a baby – the third about literary ambition. There was almost no sex in those three books. But I always wanted to be a pornographer – because after all sex is amazing and irrational and embarrassing and endlessly worth thinking about...
Jonathan Dee on the place of the novel in a money-driven society
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The last American to write meaningful fiction about the vast social canvas of economic inequality was John Dos Passos, whose own reputation (and work) suffered after he took a sharp turn toward the right wing in the late 1930s. Certainly conditions are more than ripe, in American art, for a new Dos Passos. One of the conditions which have changed since his time, however, is the condition of the novel itself, as it becomes, increasingly and ironically, associated with the notion of a cultural elite...
Nick Flynn on the misfit and the outcast
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I wrote a memoir a few years ago (
Another Bullshit Night in Suck City
), which, in part, chronicled the five or six years my father spent living on the streets in Boston. I'd been a case-worker with the homeless for three years before he got himself evicted from his
marginal living situation, ran out of options (he slept in h
taxi, on friend's couches) and eventually ended up at the shelter where I worked. I hadn't grown up with him, I hadn't met him, really, before he came into the shelter — that th
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Keith Scribner : Representation and Psychology of Conflict
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In his Nobel Prize acceptance speech William Faulkner famously said that all real meaning in fiction comes from the human heart in conflict with itself. As a novelist I'm compelled by the internal conflicts inherent in the stories we tell ourselves in order to live and how those stories come to define us, how they allow us to justify our actions and possibly delude ourselves about who we are. Like any narrative, these stories help us shape otherwise disparate experiences into a comprehensible form. Over time we become so heavily invested in these narratives that when their veracity is challenged, the resulting conflict can be explosive.
David Vann: Secret and subtext
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All of the conventions of literary fiction can be successfully broken except one: there must be subtext, a second story beneath the surface. We don't have to care about a protagonist or even really have a protagonist. We're not limited to any particular style or structure. But our entire idea of literature being "about" something is based on a second narrative, something else that the surface narrative can point to. What's interesting to me about this is that we live in a time when surface narratives are taking over. Blogs are generally so worthless for this one reason, that they lack subtext. The online world is, above all, earnest, saying exactly what it means.
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Cormac McCarthy - Les romans du Sud-Ouest
Florence Stricker
Devant la chaise électrique
Alice Béja (trad.)
Ceci n'est pas une tragédie - L'écriture de David Markson
Françoise Palleau-Papin
The Brooklyn Follies
Paul Auster
The Discomfort Zone
Jonathan Franzen
The Good Life
Jay McInerney
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
Jonathan Safran Foer
The Bear Boy
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Cervical Cancer: Abnormal CellsOver the years, different terms have been used to refer to abnormal changes in the cells on the surface of the cervix. These changes are now most often called squamous intraepithelial lesion (SIL). "Lesion" refers to an area of abnormal tissue; intraepithelial means that the abnormal cells are present only in the surface layer of cells. Changes in these cells can be divided into two categories.
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This past summer from June 23 until August 15, I lived on the campus of Harvard University as a member of the Secondary Student Program, taking two courses for undergraduate credit. Harvard is the perfect combination of rustic New England and modern technology. The Yard and outlying grassy quadrangles are reminiscent of A Separate Peace.
Freshmen dorms are, for the most part, located in the Yard. There are double rooms as well as suites inhabited by several students. In these cases, there are four or five small bedrooms and a large common room. True to tradition, the dorms haven't changed much from when they'd been used as army barracks in the American Revolution. Spartan is an accurate description.
Facilities at Harvard are extensive. There are huge libraries, as well as departmentally- specialized libraries. IBM-compatibles as well as Apple/Mac systems are available to students. The Student Union cafeteria is large and multi-roomed. The food isn't bad, either; there's always the salad bar, too. The only unfortunate aspect, we found, was that it wasn't open when we needed midnight snacks.
Harvard is a miniature city spread out over a large area. Each area of study has its own cluster of buildings and grounds, including the divinity school, law school and business administration school, among others.
Harvard, however, is a very small "town" compared to the city of Cambridge where it is located. From the peace and quiet of Harvard Common, which we found was great for occasional football games, to lively Harvard Square, outside campus, there's a typical bustling and busy city. Street performers are an integral part of the flavor of Cambridge, from mimes to musicians to stand-up comics and chess players.
Classes at Harvard range from large lecture halls like the Political Philosophy classes to small, personal classes like "Creative Writing: Science Fiction & Fantasy," the second class that I took this summer. The creative writing classes this summer were taught by professional writers, and classes were small. The SF & F class was taught by two science fiction writers/editors/consultants and had only twelve students. Then we broke into two smaller groups.
Professors were, for the most part, friendly. We often found ourselves dining with them, and learned that they dined with students during the school year. My professors had regular office hours, and I had several one-on-one meetings with them. Other friends of mine taking advanced math classes discovered that the tales of horror about working with teaching assistant graduate students were entirely false. The graduate students turned out to be helpful, dedicated and caring.
The proctors were Harvard students, and the first impression that I got was that there's no such thing as a typical Harvard student. As it turned out, my proctor, Nick, was a local Boston student. An art student, he had broken his arm while skateboarding during the school year and as a result was making up his work during the summer. Nick's activities included extensive work on the "Harvard Lampoon" as well as a job as Reggae DJ of a local radio station on Sundays.
All that proctors had in common was a definite sense of competition, even during the summer, when it wasn't as fierce. Group and clique factions were easily noticeable, as was the seriousness of each proctor towards his work. That was another difference. Harvard students don't focus on classes themselves as much as they focuse on their work. It seemed that each proctor transformed an academic interest into a hobby, and that the work they did went beyond classroom requirements.
Spending the summer of my junior year at Harvard was the experience of a lifetime. It gave me, and about 1500 other high school students, an early chance to be college students. For most of us, it was important since in high school we're highly competitive, this gave us the chance to relax. Yes, we took classes and studied, but we also fed the squirrels with plums and seeds from the Student Union. We climbed up the Harvard Crimson Stadium at four in the morning and stayed until 6, watching in awe and wonder as a black night full of twinkling lights transformed into a brilliant pink horizon; then we finally witnessed dawn's arrival with blue sky and puffed clouds.
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Brayden Burris was the man down
this is some of the most atrocious TV coverage I have ever heard. Phsyioc (don't care if i spelled it incorrect) is GARBAGE!!!! Calling the wrong QB name 3 times in a row in unacceptable...Also Wood? Who the F*ck is Wood? You mean Jeff Woody? who had one of the biggest run(s) in CFB last year? one of the BIGGEST moments?!?!? and you can't get his name correct when it is on a roster in front of you? and this crew did our game for TCU earlier in the year...and they are STILL screwing it up? PATHETIC. just PATHETIC
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That was a terrible play call, but White has got to make that catch to at least have a chance.
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Antoine Burks, 10, ran back into his burning house in Louisville, Ky. to save his little sister.
When fire broke out at a Louisville, Ky., home on Sunday night, 10-year-old Antoine Burks ran out. But then, remembering his little sister, Trinity, 6, he ran back in, braving the flames.
"I thought, if something bad happened to her, it might have been my fault, because I'm the big brother and I gotta protect her," Antoine told WAVE's Katie Bauer.
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It's been another two weeks for the unfortunate residents, both living and dead, of the infamous Murder House, and it's beginning to look like things simply aren't gonna end with a happy note for the Harmons on American Horror Story. Between Ben (Dylan McDermott) slipping into a vengeful madness towards Larry the burn victim (Denis O'Hare) while trying to keep his seemingly doomed family together, Vivian (Connie Britton) potentially bringing her twins into the world from a padded cell at a mental hospital and Violet (Taissa Farmiga) stuck in the middle with only Tate (Evan Peters) to turn to, those expecting a happy ending on this season of AHS probably shouldn't get their hopes up. If you think that's the only creepy parts of episodes 7 ("Open House") and 8 ("Rubber Man"), however, you clearly forgot to set your DVR. Don't worry though, we've got you covered. Consider yourself SPOILER ALERT'ed, and revisit American Horror Story's creepiest moments part 4.
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The process of collecting signatures to get on the ballot has gotten a lot of attention thanks to Eliot Spitzer, but candidates have been criss-crossing the five boroughs for weeks asking voters to sign. NY1's Courtney Gross filed the following report.
It's possibly the most integral part of running for office: collecting signatures of registered voters.
The deadline to deliver the signatures to the city Board of Elections is Thursday at midnight.
But it's not as simple as handing them over. For instance, a citywide candidate, for mayor or comptroller, for instance, must collect 3,750 signatures from registered voters of his or her party. A council candidate collects 450. They have to be brought in in bound volumes.
In reality, candidates collect far more than the requirement. William Thompson collected more than 75,000 signatures. Scott Stringer said he has more than 100,000.
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There are plenty of opportunities to make a mistake. The petition must include the full address of the voter. The signature must be legible. Those collecting the signatures must be a registered voter or be a notary or a commissioner of deeds. The list goes on.
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Aaron Isaacson is a strange man. It's not just the bizarre waxed moustache, which juts out from above his lip like a kind of spice-sniffing antenna, nor the oversized bald head on which it is the most prominent feature. Even more odd is his ardor for spices, about which he rhapsodizes, with a kind of fanatical abandon, to everyone he meets.
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What is a thigh lift?
A thigh lift reshapes the thighs by reducing excess skin, and in some cases fat, resulting in smoother skin and better-proportioned contours of the thighs and lower body.
If fitness and weight loss efforts have not achieved your goals for a body that is firmer, more youthful-looking and more proportionate to your overall body image, a surgical thigh lift may be right for you.
What it won't do: Thigh lifts are not intended strictly for the removal of excess fat. Liposuction alone can remove excess fat deposits where skin has good elasticity and is able to naturally conform to new body contours. In cases where skin elasticity is poor, a combination of liposuction and thigh lift techniques may be recommended.
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