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If you love the anticipation of a fresh burst of blooms in late summer, then summer hyacinth (Galtonia candicans) is sure to thrill.
Native to the slopes of South Africa, this perennial dazzles with delicate, creamy white, bell-shaped flowers that arch gracefully away from the main stem. The blooms, which stay open August through September, sit atop rich, gray-green linear foliage.
And the plant isn't afraid to stand out—its sturdy stems can grow up to 4 feet tall, with each spike producing 20 to 30 flowers. Common name: Summer hyacinth Botanical name: Galtonia candicans Plant type: Bulb Zones: 6 to 10 Height: 2 to 4 feet Family: Hyacinthaceae Growing conditions • Sun: Full sun to light shade • Soil: Moist, well-drained, organically rich • Moisture: Medium Care • Mulch: Mulch to preserve moisture. • Pruning: None needed. • Fertilizer: None needed. Propagation • By seed or by bulblets. Pests and diseases • Infrequent, but slugs and snails can be a problem. Garden notes • G. candicans can be left in the ground year round in Zones 6 and warmer. In colder zones, dig up bulbs and bring them indoors during winter. • As summer hyacinth matures, it will become larger and produce more flower stems, giving way to a stunning, self-seeded colony. • The plant has fragrant blooms and is deer resistant. • G. candicans looks great in beds, borders, containers, and as a cut flower. It pairs especially well with gladiolus. All in the family • The genus Galtonia has four species of bulbous perennials native to the moist grassland of South Africa. It's named for Sir Frances Galton, an English scientist who is most notable for creating the system of fingerprint identification and the concept for modern weather maps. • The plant is part of the Hyacinthaceae family, which also includes popular spring-blooming flowers such as hyacinth (Hyacinthus), bluebell (Hyacinthoides), and grape hyacinth (Muscari). Where to buy • Sunshine Farm & Gardens, Renick, WV, 304-497-2208, www.sunfarm.com • Lazy S's Farm & Nursery, Barboursville, VA, www.lazyssfarm.com • Digging Dog Nursery, Albion, CA, 707- 937-1130, www.diggingdog.com (Photo courtesy of Barry Glick/Sunshine Farm & Gardens)
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We are at a crucial turning point in planetary exploration.
After a decade of success with Cassini at Saturn, the twin rovers Spirit and Opportunity, and the take-your-breath-away excitement of the skycrane landing of Curiosity on Mars, NASA's planetary exploration program was rewarded with budget cuts that seriously impair NASA's ability to explore the Solar System.
The White House proposed deep cuts to Planetary Science in 2013 and 2014. But due to overwhelming public support, Congress rejected the full cuts each time.
Now, for the third year in a row, the White House has proposed to cut Planetary Science. A mission to Europa seems possible, but NASA has not yet committed. We need to make this vision a reality. We will have petitions up soon to make it easy for you to write Congress.
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The next major mission to Mars will push the technological envelope in way that preserves its budget and fulfills the scientific goals set by the planetary community for this decade. More »
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Closing out the ASRG program
Lockheed, the prime contract on the now-defunct Advanced Stirling Radioisotope Generator program, is closing out the project and transferring its hardware to NASA's Glenn Research Center. NASA expects to save about $55 million per year. More »
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Pat yourself on the back. Planetary exploration will be more vibrant in 2014 thanks to you. More than fifty thousand messages were sent to Congress this year, and they listened, adding back a significant amount of money in the 2014 Omnibus spending bill. More »
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Determination of Endothelial Stalk versus Tip Cell Potential during Angiogenesis by H2.0-like Homeobox-1
Determination of Endothelial Stalk versus Tip Cell Potential during Angiogenesis by H2.0-like Homeobox-1
Current Biology, Volume 22, Issue 19,
Pages 1789-1794,
Publication Date 23 August 2012
Copyright © 2012 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2012.07.037
Shane P. Herbert
Julia Y.M. Cheung
Didier Y.R. Stainier
Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Programs in Developmental and Stem Cell Biology, Genetics and Human Genetics, Cardiovascular Research Institute, University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA 94158, USA
Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Manchester, Michael Smith Building, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PT, UK
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Present address: Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Manchester, Michael Smith Building, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PT, UK
► Expression of hlx1 is associated with angiogenic cell behavior in vivo ► hlx1 selectively marks sprouting endothelial cells during zebrafish development ► Hlx1 is required for intersegmental vessel angiogenesis in zebrafish embryos ► Hlx1 cell-autonomously maintains endothelial stalk cell potential
Tissue branching morphogenesis requires the hierarchical organization of sprouting cells into leading "tip" and trailing "stalk" cells [1,2]. During new blood vessel branching (angiogenesis), endothelial tip cells (TCs) lead sprouting vessels, extend filopodia, and migrate in response to gradients of the secreted ligand, vascular endothelial growth factor (Vegf) [3]. In contrast, adjacent stalk cells (SCs) trail TCs, generate the trunk of new vessels, and critically maintain connectivity with parental vessels. Here, we establish that h2.0-like homeobox-1 (Hlx1) determines SC potential, which is critical for angiogenesis during zebrafish development. By combining a novel pharmacological strategy for the manipulation of angiogenic cell behavior in vivo with transcriptomic analyses of sprouting cells, we identify the uniquely sprouting-associated gene, hlx1. Expression of hlx1 is almost entirely restricted to sprouting endothelial cells and is excluded from adjacent nonangiogenic cells. Furthermore, Hlx1 knockdown reveals its essential role in angiogenesis. Importantly, mosaic analyses uncover a cell-autonomous role for Hlx1 in the maintenance of SC identity in sprouting vessels. Hence, Hlx1-mediated maintenance of SC potential regulates angiogenesis, a finding that may have novel implications for sprouting morphogenesis of other tissues.


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Hey. I'm Donald Bell for CNET.com. If you're new to Windows 8, it can be a little confusing to figure out how to access the system control panel, now that the start menu was gone. In this how to, I'll show you seven easy ways to get to the Windows 8 control panel, where you can customize your system just the way you like it. All right. Let's say you're on the start screen. Now, the quickest way to jump into the control panel or really anything is just start typing what you're looking for. So, in this case I'll type Control Panel. Before I even get the Control done, the icon for the Control Panel pops right up. Click it and there you go. So, that's the first way, but if you wanna make it even easier, do that same search but right click on the icon and you'll get the option to pin it to your start screen. From here, you can tap and hold and put the tile wherever you want. Now, what about getting to the Control Panel from the desktop view? While using that same search and right click technique, you can also pin the Control Panel to your Taskbar, which is that strip that runs right across the bottom of your desktop. Once it's down there, you can access it whenever you want. Another option is to drag your cursor down to the lower left corner where the Start menu used to be, and you can give that a right click. You'll see a kind of master list of a ton of useful options including the Control Panel. Now, another shortcut for pulling up the same menu is to hold on the Windows key and the letter X, which is right next to it. Also, Windows and a letter I will review many that comes off to the side and also has a Control Panel option. And if you wanna get really old school, Windows R will bring up a command line window, you can just type in Control Panel, and it'll up right up. So, there you go, that seven techniques that will all lead you to the same Windows 8 Control Panel. Just take your pick. For more Windows 8 tips, head over to howto.cnet.com. Until next time, I'm Donald Bell.
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"Just chill on that for a little while. Chill on doubling the interest rate for a little bit," said Everett.
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We're finally getting that lesson in aviation. There's been a trend these past 10 or 15 years among avionics manufacturers to make their products easier and easier to use. The movement has its roots in the world of computers, which is as it should be; today's avionics are merely specialized computer systems, many of them running subsets of commercial off-the-shelf operating systems. If you want to understand "easy," think iPad. Apple's megapopular tablet wasn't the first such product by a long shot. It was just the easiest and most satisfying to use.
When I say that avionics are "merely" offshoots of consumer systems, I'm being a bit facetious. Computerized avionics systems not only require sensor systems that are exotic by mainstream standards — such as AHRS and air data sensors — but they also depend on software that is required to be orders of magnitude more stable than consumer software, for obvious reasons. A crash on one's desktop computer has far more pedestrian consequences than a crash on one's digital flight deck.
More and more "flying" incorporates managing these computer systems, and that has caused a backlash, culturally and operationally. Many pilots who have been flying since before the advent of GPS moving map navigators — which wasn't that long ago — feel as though the nature and essential craft of what we do has been changed in the rush to leverage technology for improved safety.
The move to make our flying lives simpler and our cockpit capabilities more powerful is not a new one. Modern computer technology has just allowed it to succeed at an unprecedented pace. The moving map is a good case in point. While the modern moving map has really been in our cockpits for only the past 20 years or so, most notably with the ubiquitous Garmin GNS 430 pocket-size FMS, attempts to automatically plot our position on a map began with the advent of long-range aerial navigation in the 1930s, with clever mechanical devices that held maps and were designed to turn navigation data into position information, which after all is what a moving map is all about and what we want. An HSI is really just a Rube Goldberg attempt at doing the same thing using the best available technology of the day. Thank goodness we've figured out how to get a computer and a display to do the job far more elegantly.
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Reference | CLC/TR 50555:2010 |
Title | Interruption indexes |
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Abstract/Scope | This Technical Report provides guidance on how to calculate continuity of supply indices. These recommended indices are more particularly given for European benchmarking of distribution network performance. For transmission network performance, more representative indices ) may be used. It presents – an overview of practices in Europe on long and short interruptions, – definition of physical interruptions in a harmonized way, – philosophy and criteria for recommending indices, – a suggested common approach to continuity indices. The fact that the networks in different parts of any particular country will be subject to different conditions (e.g. weather and customer density) mean that it is not viable to apply common performance standards to all networks within any one country or any group of countries without making these targets so weak that there is a good prospect of them being achieved in all areas. The present situation where national regulators set performance targets within their own countries is widely regarded as being the most effective mechanism for achieving optimal socio-economic performance. For these reasons this Technical Report does not provide common targets for the number and duration of interruptions that should not be exceeded. This Technical Report is designed to be a first step towards benchmarking the interruption performance of European countries. Rules on the aggregation of interruptions, in particular short interruptions, have not been considered in this Technical Report, however it is recognised that it might be necessary to describe aggregation rules in a second version of the Technical Report. |
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ICS | 27.010 - Energy and heat transfer engineering in general 29.240.01 - Power transmission and distribution networks in general |
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Here we flavor sweet, beefy buffalo (bison) with smoked cheese and smoky barbecue sauce. Instead of melted on top, cheese is used here to season the meat—adding moisture and smoky flavor inside the burger. Wild rice bulks up the serving size (and adds vitamins and minerals), while keeping it lean. Plus the flavor and chewy texture are a wonderful complement to the meat. If you can't find buffalo in your store, substitute 90%-lean ground beef.
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But Rahall and Capito would rather have the EPA do less. They've supported legislation to strip EPA of its authority to veto 404 permits after the permits have been issued by the corps.
This would be a fundamental, and unwise, change to the Clean Water Act. The corps has repeatedly proven it needs the oversight provided by the EPA. In fact, had the corps listened to EPA's repeated objections and made modifications to the Spruce permit, the veto might never have happened.
It's absurd that our congressional representatives are creating such uproar over a provision that's been in the Clean Water Act since it was written, and has been used sparingly and responsibly for the last 40 years. But the first time EPA uses it on a permit for a coal mine, our elected officials lose their heads.
The notion that the EPA is intentionally destroying jobs, whether in the coal industry or any other, is incredibly silly. In fact, under President Obama, coal employment has been consistently higher than it was under President Bush.
Certainly, the industry faces dire threats to its long-term future, especially in central Appalachia where most of the good seams have been mined out while natural gas has become far more competitive.
That would be a poor excuse to ignore or weaken laws meant to protect the people of this region both now and after coal is gone. It would, however, be a great reason to start putting serious effort into developing a plan for developing a state and regional economy that can survive, and even thrive, during and after coal's inevitable decline.
Senators and representatives ought to be doing something about that, rather than trying to further weaken Clean Water Act regulations and the EPA.
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How does the Coca-Cola lobby at the 26th and California courthouse sound? The Kraft Kafeteria at Stroger Hospital? Or even the Bianchi Busse Woods Bike Trail in the forest preserve? In a moribund economy, politicians are loath to raise taxes, and so County Board President Toni Preckwinkle's staff has been looking for new ways to raise money for the cash-strapped county government, whose umbrella encompasses the vast health and hospital system as well as local courts and jails. The forest preserve — a separate taxing district — has been in the black the last few years. "Clearly we're in a time of budgetary challenges, and it's our responsibility to look at all potential revenue streams available to the county," Preckwinkle, who is out of town, said in a statement. "But the ultimate determination of which assets to market, and how, will rest on whether the sponsorship is suitable and compatible with our mission to serve the public interest. That's first and foremost." That means "no strip clubs" will be advertising at the county jail, one staffer said, noting that sponsors and content will be guarded closely by county officials. "There's buildings, stretches of highway — there's a whole realm of digital marketing [on the county's website] that we can look at to tap in to," said Jessey Neves, Preckwinkle's chief spokeswoman and one of the brains behind the plan. "We could look at naming a bike path, a nature or learning center in the forest preserve," she said, adding: "There's a huge universe of possibilities." Preckwinkle staffers say it's unlikely the public will see renamed county buildings, but perhaps public areas on government property that draw a lot of vehicle and foot traffic — and eyeballs — ranging from parking lots and garages to dog parks in the forest preserves. "We have parking structures that might attract, oh, who knows, the AutoZone or Meineke" Car Care Centers, said Joseph Clary, another Preckwinkle staffer taking the lead on the marketing plan, said during an interview. "Perhaps a particular site in the hospital could be named for a corporate sponsor or a philanthropic sponsor. Perhaps there's a good opportunity for some synergy between us and Starbucks — I'm just throwing names out there," he said. He points out that the George W. Dunne Cook County Office Building at 69 W. Washington draws 12,000 passersby on a rainy day. Neves said there may be an opportunity, for instance, to put advertising on the arm rests of the escalators leading in and out of the underground walkways. Preckwinkle's staff said it doesn't just stop with advertising and naming rights. Clary points out that vending deals — a la the deal the CTA struck with Red Box whose machines dispense movies and video games at L stops — could be in the cards. Even though some say we're in the lagging days of the recession, Clary said that he thinks business will be interested in ponying up. "We don't think" it will be an issue "if only because of the nature of some of the assets — the hospital [system] is unique, the forest preserve is unique," he said, adding: "We expect commercial and philanthropic groups … would be happy to be associated with what we're doing." Right now, Preckwinkle's office is seeking a company that can help them put together the marketing plan: What will work, what won't, what's legal, what's not. The county won't spend a nickel on the deal with the company that's ultimately hired. Rather, the two sides will be involved in a revenue-sharing plan. A timeline for getting the program up and running hasn't been set. This isn't the first time local government has looked to use its real estate as a money-making billboard. In his first budget Mayor Rahm Emanuel counts on $25 million from "municipal marketing" and selling naming rights and sponsorships to buildings, equipment and other assets. But all he's done so far is form a panel of experts to review individual deals and make sure they're tasteful and not tacky. Emanuel's also soliciting ideas for turning city vehicles and buildings into money makers and possibly selling ads on city websites. And last year, the Chicago Park District started a pilot program to put up advertisements at its lifeguard stations.


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We're coming up to another Mercury retrograde, but from all reports, it's been feeling like Mercury retrograde since the holidays! Is that your experience?
Mercury goes retrograde from February 23 to March 17, 2013 in Pisces. Mercury will be traveling back and forth through Pisces along with the Sun, Venus, Neptune, Chiron and Mars, checking in with our sense of purpose, our heart-connections, our spiritual vision, our collective wounds and our desires. All this while swimming along in the cosmic waters of Pisces, the realm of the collective unconscious!
Mercury goes retrograde Saturday morning, February 23rd at 1:41am PST/ 4:41am EST/ 9:41am GMT. The Sabian symbol for Mercury stationing at 20* Pisces is: A table set for an evening meal. This seems to indicate that there will be nourishment for us even here at the end of an age. The needs of our soul and its destiny will be met! We just need a dose of Piscean faith—and imagination!
In Pisces, we connect with something larger than ourselves, that place of unity where we just know we're all one—that we're all in this together. This is the anecdote for patriarchy's insistence on 'rugged individualism'. Pisces asks us to trust in Spirit and let go of our boundaries so we can connect with others on a heart level. Mercury in Pisces also gets us in touch with the old archetypal stories which can help us in these confusing and chaotic times. What stories inspire you to live your values? Which stories inspire you to take up your personal destiny?
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As most of you know, Mercury goes retrograde 3 times a year and when you add in the shadow periods before and after the true retrograde (when Mercury travels over the degrees of the retrograde forward, backward and forward again), it adds up to about 2 months each time or almost 6 months of the year. It seems the cosmos want us to learn to think before we make up our minds!
Mercury is considered the planet of communication, travel, business and the Mind. When Mercury goes retrograde, these aspects of life are affected. So when your computer crashes, your travel plans are in disarray, and your car breaks down, Mercury has a message for you. Mercury is also the Trickster who trips you up when you're off-course. So pay attention to what comes up during the 2 weeks before Mercury goes retrograde and you'll know what you have to reconsider during its retrograde. The Greek version of Mercury is Hermes, the psycho-pomp, or guide to souls. The highways and byways we are led down during Mercury retrograde might be Hermes leading your soul to its next appointment with destiny.
Mercury tells us what we need to review, redo, revisit, and re-vision. Its retrograde phase is also a great time to slow down, meditate and remember to breathe. Learn to listen—to yourself, to each other and to Nature. You'll find that once you go deeper into the unconscious realms, you'll pick up information in different ways than you usually do. That's because you'll be more attuned to your feminine right brain. This new information will help you enlarge your perspective—hence the re-doing!
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By Valerie Volcovici
WASHINGTON, April 11 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama's pick to lead the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency told a Senate panel on Thursday that coal will remain important in the U.S. energy mix and that the EPA will be flexible in applying new pollution rules for coal-fired power plants.
Gina McCarthy, EPA's assistant administrator for air and radiation, was questioned by Republicans on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee on the agency's plans to roll out regulations soon to curb carbon emissions from power plants, blamed for contributing to global warming.
The Boston native is seeking confirmation by the Senate to replace Lisa Jackson, who resigned as EPA chief in February.
'Coal has been and will continue to be a significant source of energy in the United States, and I take my job seriously when developing those standards to provide flexibility in the rules,' McCarthy said.
Republican Senators John Barrasso of Wyoming and James Inhofe of Oklahoma quizzed McCarthy about the economic impact of its rules on states that rely on coal as a primary energy source, and about her feelings toward job losses when coal plants close.
McCarthy, who leads the unit that is developing some of the emissions regulations, said the agency will give companies leeway to make changes to comply with those standards.
In their opening remarks, Democrats highlighted McCarthy's bipartisan background, including her work as chief environmental regulator for 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney when he was governor of Massachusetts.
But Republicans said the EPA has not been transparent in its communications, and accused agency officials of using personal email to mask some of the agency's controversial rulemaking deliberations.
Before leaving the agency, Jackson came under fire from Republicans for using a government-assigned email address under a fake name, Richard Windsor.
Emails written by Jackson using that account may not have been captured by Freedom of Information Act requests or made it to the national archives, according to lawmakers and a public interest watchdog group.
McCarthy said the inspector general of the EPA is doing an internal audit of the agency's communications. 'We are doing everything we can to improve the system at the EPA,' she said.
McCarthy also told lawmakers she recognized the need for cooperation between federal regulators and state and local authorities.
'I have worked for states and local communities. I understand the stress they are under,' McCarthy said.
Senator Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat who heads the committee, said McCarthy's nomination 'should enjoy smooth sailing.' No date has been set for a committee vote to forward her nomination to the full Senate.
If confirmed, McCarthy will be one of a team of officials dealing with divisive energy issues including climate change, hydraulic fracturing and determining the level of U.S. natural gas exports.
Ernest Moniz, Obama's nominee to lead the Department of Energy, had a confirmation hearing this week and Sally Jewell was confirmed on Wednesday as interior secretary.
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The ability to manipulate the mouse genome, together with the wealth of disease models, inbred strains and genomic resources, makes the mouse the premier model organism for genetic approaches to mammalian biology. Over a century of mouse genetics has provided scores of inbred strains, spontaneous and engineered mutations, making the mouse unsurpassed as a model system for investigating human disease. Access to complete sequence of multiple inbred strains will add to these resources and will become a permanent foundation for a systems biology approach to phenotypic variation in the mouse.
The Mouse Genomes Project aims to use new sequencing technologies to sequence the genomes of 17 key mouse strains. We are releasing the raw sequence data, SNPs, short indels, structural variants and assemblies of each strain, under our data release policy.
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Data Release
The sequencing for the project is now complete. The strains have been sequenced to an average of 25x coverage on the Illumina GAII platform with a mixture of 54bp, 76bp, and 108bp paired reads. The raw data has been accessioned at the Short Read Archive (SRA) and European Nucleotide Archive (ENA) under the study accession numbers given above. The data is also available from our FTP site in the form of:
- Read Alignments in BAM format (Reads are mapped with Maq)
- Denovo Assemblies in FASTA format
- SNPs in VCF format
- Indels in VCF format.
- Structural Variation Calls called with SVMerge.
Please see the README files in each folder for more information. The SNPs and indels have also been submitted to dbSNP recently and will appear soon. The SVs have been submitted to DGVa under accession number estd118. Please note that these are covered by our data release policy.
Data querying and visualization
We have set up a suite of querying and visualization tools to allow the community to gain access to the full range of variation data that has been produced as part of the project. The data is also available for download from our FTP site.
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Next-generation sequencing of experimental mouse strains.
Mammalian genome : official journal of the International Mammalian Genome Society 2012;23;9-10;490-8
PUBMED: 22772437; PMC: 3463794; DOI: 10.1007/s00335-012-9402-6
Sequencing and characterization of the FVB/NJ mouse genome.
Genome biology 2012;13;8;R72
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The fine-scale architecture of structural variants in 17 mouse genomes.
Genome biology 2012;13;3;R18
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The genomic landscape shaped by selection on transposable elements across 18 mouse strains.
Genome biology 2012;13;6;R45
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High levels of RNA-editing site conservation amongst 15 laboratory mouse strains.
Genome biology 2012;13;4;26
PUBMED: 22524474; PMC: 3446300; DOI: 10.1186/gb-2012-13-4-r26
Mouse genomic variation and its effect on phenotypes and gene regulation.
Nature 2011;477;7364;289-94
PUBMED: 21921910; PMC: 3276836; DOI: 10.1038/nature10413
Sequence-based characterization of structural variation in the mouse genome.
Nature 2011;477;7364;326-9
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I had issues with the early beta...but gave the release a try. It is a winner. Much faster more secure. Have had no compatibility issues at all...in 5 days use. One difference is that in IE9, if you have 64bit, you had seperate 32-64bit icons. IE10 has but one. It runs some parts in 32bit and some in 64bit automatically, or you can specify 64bit only.
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After suffering a life-altering injury in 2009, Aimee founded Mystic Hands and Body Work to share her strategies for pain reduction through services such as massage, reflexology, and reiki. The deep relaxation of craniosacral release eases migraines and chronic ear infections. For muscular stiffness and soreness, Aimee employs the flowing strokes of Swedish massage. She also makes house calls to help pet animals with the pain, inflexibility, and chronic stress that arises from high-speed tail chases.
The staff at Hands of Healing Massage & Spa Studio aims to provide physical and mental renewal during every massage or aesthetic appointment as trickling fountains and soft music elevate treatments to experiences for the senses. Heated massage tables play host to couples, expectant mothers, and those who carry friends around in fanny packs as therapists coax pain and tension from backs and shoulders. Licensed aestheticians help skin appear more radiant with a slate of facials and four-layer face-lifts, which tighten and lighten the skin through nourishing doses of vitamin C, glycolic acid, and active enzymes. Rounding out the center's talents, makeup artists accentuate features with Mary Kay cosmetics and lash extensions, and manicurists add a glossy pop to each digit with luxury manicures and pedicures.
For more than nine years, certified massage therapist Michelle has trained her hands to seek out soreness and tension buried deep within clients' musculature. She uses carefully practiced techniques, such as the luxuriating strokes of Swedish massage, the circulation-stimulating manipulations of lymphatic-drainage massage, and the closed-fist raps that bring unclaimed wishes within your grasp. Add-ons such as heated river rocks, skin-nourishing salt glows, and foot soaks enhance her massage sessions, delivered as clients stretch out under a plush comforter in a room imbued with the warm, soft glow of a jar of fireflies.
The licensed massage therapist at Pecosas Touch, Lyn, isn't known just for her healing hands. Though skilled in many different modalities—including Swedish, deep tissue, and prenatal—she's also known for her ability to fully customize treatments to target pain and avoid any fragile wings. She accomplishes this by listening to her clients' concerns about their specific issues before and after treatment sessions. Lyn can also augment sessions with hot stones or therapeutic, 100% pure essential oils from Young Living.
The nail technicians at Bella Piaz Salon & Spa focus on beautifying natural nails. Eschewing acrylics—and the fumes and damaging drilling that come with them—they daub their clients' fingertips with non-formaldehyde polish or CND Shellac. Elsewhere in the salon, a trio of stylists cuts, colors, and adorns hair with feather and tinsel extensions. In the spa, staffers whip up customized facials to target acne and rosacea, or treat guests to other services such as waxing, aromatherapeutic massages, and spa parties for all occasions.
For certified massage therapist Daniel Morales, massages that merely relax the body are doing only half their jobs. Whereas some massages induce sleepy serenity, his therapeutic strokes focus on vanquishing pain. Deep-tissue and trigger-point massages deliver firm, cross-grain strokes to break apart adhesions and root out imbedded knots, and sports massages lengthen the muscles to alleviate stiffness.


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Barista (US) Job Listing at Starbucks in Colorado Springs, CO (Job ID 667441924695596915)
DescriptionAs a Starbucks Barista, you will create the Starbucks Experience for our customers by providing legendary customer service with prompt service, quality beverages and products, and maintaining a clean and comfortable store environment.
You will be responsible for modeling and acting in accordance with Starbucks guiding principles and best of all, you'll be part of a company that is consistently rated as a great place to work and the people here love what they do. Summary of Key Responsibilities
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