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Thanks for the link. Looking forward to some new hand drawn animation.
Found a clip of The Princess and the Frog on The Disney Blog. Also has an interview with John Lasseter. Somewhat short (only about a minute and a half), but there's some great stuff here!
Check it out!
Thanks for the link. Looking forward to some new hand drawn animation.
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...That's the real trouble with the world. Too many people grow up. WD
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Thanks for the link. I'm looking forward to the new movie in the old style.
No problem at all! After seeing this clip, I'm really excited for The Princess and the Frog. (I was before, but you know what I mean.) There were some really great, funny moments in this video.
I just saw the official trailer and it literally brought tears to my eyes to see traditional 2d being done so well again !This is going to be great and it will be worth the wait ! here's alink if i'm allowed
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Thanks for the link! I absolutely cannot WAIT for this movie. If the rest of the movie is as well-done (and as funny!) as this trailer, this may be a new favorite (crosses fingers)!
I absolutely can not wait until this movie. Hooray for hand drawn!
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My project for the winter was to build a spinning wheel. Something utilitarian, like the Lendrum I learned on, but without the sticker shock. My mechanical requirements were pretty straightforward: a flyer-lead single drive wheel, preferably in an upright, or castle, orientation. Two treadles. This isn't a difficult project, and if I were as interested in woodworking as I am in spinning, it would be finished by now.
In the meantime, fellow 'Labbers Gus & Karl spotted a (very cheap) wheel at Value Village. They described it as having a single treadle, but missing the bit that connects the treadle to the wheel. Apart from that, it could be anything. The problem with spinning wheels is that there are many different types, not all of which are even meant to, well, spin. And unless you know what you are looking at, they all sort of look the same. But it was very cheap, and if nothing else, full of parts to be scavenged.
What they brought back was a home-made, flyer-lead, single drive castle wheel: almost exactly what I wanted to make.
The whole thing is made from 3/4″ plywood, so while it doesn't collapse, it is still lightweight and portable. Being an upright, castle wheel, it doesn't take up much space.
It has a fixed drive ratio of 9:1. This is a good, general purpose ratio, suitable for medium weight yarns. (The higher the ratio, the more twist is put into the fibre. The finer the yarn, the more twist you want.) The whorl is removable, however, so I could make different sized whorls without having to replace the entire flyer assembly.
The flyer itself is secured with a leather strap, and is far more stable than any of the Lendrum wheels I've used (which can unlock through friction & gravity).
The flyer hooks (which control where the yarn spools onto the bobbin) are made from bent nails. Seriously low-tech and functional, but Lendrum uses a nifty, single movable hook, which I'd like to try to replicate instead.
The scotch tensioning system uses a coil! All of the wheels we used in class involved a length of string tied to an elastic. Elastic sucks.
The bobbin is fairly small, and there is only one, so I'll definitely need to make more.
The fly wheel has bearings made out of leather straps! So simple! And it actually works!
The footman (bar that connects the treadle to the fly wheel) is completely missing, but could be replaced with a length of 1×1 and some cord. Alternatively, I could remove the existing treadle, and build a double in its place. Which would make this baby near about perfect.


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Madara will not be sealing the beast's into anyone, ESPECIALY Sasuke. Consider, in an earlier issue it was revealed that removing the beasts from the statue without all nine would destroy said statue. Doubt you can find a replacement easily.... Maybe at Bed Bath and Beyond. Been wondering bout the Beyond, but never been inside. Even if he risked it he wouldn't use Sasuke because the extraction would kill him and he still requires him for... somethin... we'll have to wait and see. This war will have nothing to do with Jinchuriki besides Naruto and Bee... at least not if kishi wants to preserve any sort of continuity.
I doubt there is another Sharingan user... ok, I doubt there's another Uchiha. Madara pretty much hates his clan, but I can see him performing transplants, or hell maybe he been gettin busy. It has been 50 some odd years. He coulda started one helluva new family. Doesn't seem like his way though. Than again the blood line is apparently diverse as his. How else could the Rinnegan be born out of village unless there are people with Uchiha or Hyuga blood who are not aware of it. He coulda have been tracking distant relations with "potential".
Naruto's odds, I agree, do not look great. But he doesn't realy HAVE to beat Madara. He has to beat Sasuke. Madara's plans hinge on Sasuke in some, as of yet, unrevealed manner. I would recomend skewering the eyes to be safe though. And I like Sasuke. I still maintain that Madara may be planning on taking Sasuke's body using Orochimaru's tech.


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PRONOUNCED: ma-REE (French), mah-REE (German) [key]
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French and Czech form of MARIA. A notable bearer of this name was Marie Antoinette, the queen of France who was executed by guillotine during the French Revolution. Another was Marie Curie (1867-1934), a physicist and chemist who studied radioactivity with her husband Pierre.
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Depths of Desire, Part 1
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Depths of Desire, Part 1 : Jake Dakota, Scott Tanner
- Puesto al dia : 2010-08-06 |
- Longitud : 21:14 min |
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Like all good submissives, Jake Dakota knows what to do when facing a masterful stud like Scott Tanner. Skipping the customary cat-and-mouse choreography, Jake gets down on his knees. He strains to deepthroat Scott's already engorged dick, pulling himself off occasionally just to catch his breath. He's a little piggie at the trough as he greedily chows down, wanting more and more and then, some more. Before long it's tit for tat as Scott makes a meal outta Jake, slurping up the hardened shaft of his porker and then rimming his hairy manhole. Jake begs for more and Scott masterly obliges, slamming his dick deep inside the supplicant's ass. Jake gets busy masturbating while getting his hole drilled and shoots off a heavy load. And Scott matches him drop for drop as he ejaculates between Jake's thighs before he takes off and walks away.
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This page contains Cheats for Zaxxon Escape organized by sections for Android. Zaxxon Escape is a Action General game, made by Sega, released on Oct 4, 2012 and published by Sega. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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A Disappointing Hindu Meal on SQ
Oh man, that was nasty. After such a long streak of great in-flight Indian food, this one was just wrong. The double-wrapped meal with a piece of flatbread looked encouraging at first, but inside lay an unappetizing fish curry paired with mushy peas that I didn't even bother finishing. Chutneys were provided but no pickles. This was such a letdown that had this been my first ever Indian meal on an airplane, I never would have ordered it again.
Well, I am going to keep eating them though...this was only one out of nine that didn't go over well, so I'll assume that tonight's was just bad luck. Maybe the problem was because of the local caterer in Hong Kong. Now that I think of it, I've never really enjoyed my SQ meals out of HK. At least I didn't get one of those old school non-VOD planes like I got on the way up.


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S.1383 - Pathways Back to Work Act of 2013113th Congress (2013-2014)
Summary: S.1383 — 113th Congress (2013-2014)
There is one summary for this bill. Bill summaries are authored by CRS.
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Introduced in Senate (07/29/2013)
Pathways Back to Work Act of 2013 - Establishes in the Treasury the Pathways Back to Work Fund, with an initial appropriation of $12.5 billion.
Requires the Secretary of Labor to make certain Fund allocations to states with approved plans, qualifying outlying areas (U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, and the Republic of Palau), and Native American program grantees to provide: (1) subsidized employment to unemployed, low-income adults; and (2) summer and year-round employment opportunities to low-income youth.
Requires the Secretary to award competitive grants to local entities for work-based training and other work-related and educational strategies and activities of demonstrated effectiveness to provide unemployed, low-income adults and low-income youths with skills that will lead to employment.
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Community Bank, Inc., Ronan, Montana, to merge with Community Bank-Missoula, Inc., Missoula, Montana, and incident thereto, establish three branches in Missoula. |
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Retroactive notice by King Kalispell, LLC, to remain a bank holding company by continuing to control King Family GNB, L.P. and King Family VB, L.P. and thereby indirectly control each of Great Northern Bancshares, Inc. and Valley Bancshares, Inc., all of Kalispell, Montana. King Family GNB, L.P., to remain a bank holding company by continuing to control Great Northern Bancshares, Inc. King Family VB, L.P., to remain a bank holding company by continuing to control Valley Bancshares, Inc. Great Northern Bancshares, Inc., controls Three Rivers Bank of Montana, Kalispell, Montana, and Valley Bancshares, Inc., controls Valley Bank of Kalispell, Kalispell, Montana. |
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The Community Reinvestment Act is intended to encourage depository institutions to help meet the credit needs of the communities in which they operate, including low- and moderate-income neighborhoods. It was enacted by the Congress in 1977 (12 U.S.C. 2901) and is implemented by Regulation BB (12 CFR 228). The regulation was revised in May 1995.
The CRA requires that each depository institution's record in helping meet the credit needs of its entire community be evaluated periodically. That record is taken into account in considering an institution's application for deposit facilities.
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A polished, proficient young new-music group from France, Dedalus Ensemble is known to American connoisseurs chiefly through its superb recordings of pieces by Tom Johnson, Jürg Frey and Antoine Beuger. Now, for its U.S. debut, the group presents "Made in the USA," for which it commissioned and worked with a striking array of young American experimental composers: Travis Just, Devin Maxwell, Cat Lamb, Jason Brogan, Quentin Tolimieri, Jonathan Marmor, Craig Shepard, John Hastings and Michael Vincent Waller. Impressive!


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Obesity: a risk factor for preeclampsia Trends in Endocrinology & Metabolism, Volume 18, Issue 10, 1 December 2007, Pages 365-370 Scott W. Walsh Abstract Obesity is becoming an epidemic worldwide. Among young women, obesity is especially important because maternal obesity confers an increased risk of preeclampsia, a hypertensive disorder of pregnancy and a leading cause of maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality. It is not known why obesity is a risk factor for preeclampsia, but these conditions might be related through common features related to oxidative stress, inflammation and altered vascular function. Recently, extensive vascular infiltration of neutrophils and vascular inflammation has been reported in both preeclamptic women and obese women. Therefore, if the vasculature of obese women is inflamed, they could be at increased risk of developing preeclampsia when they become pregnant and are exposed to the additional burdens of pregnancy. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (664 kb) |
Failure to Detect Linkage of Preeclampsia to the Region of the NOS3 Locus on Chromosome 7q The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 64, Issue 1, 1 January 1999, Pages 310-313 Ian Lewis, Guus Lachmeijer, Sarah Downing, Gustaaf Dekker, Clive Glazebrook, David Clayton, Nick H. Morris and Kevin M. O'Shaughnessy Full Text | PDF (59 kb) |
Evidence for a Familial Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension Locus in the eNOS-Gene Region The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 61, Issue 2, 1 August 1997, Pages 354-362 Reynir Arngrímsson, Caroline Hayward, Sophie Nadaud, Asdis Baldursdóttir, James J. Walker, Wang A. Liston, Ragnheiür I. Bjarnadóttir, David J.H. Brock, Reynir T. Geirsson, J. Michael Connor and Florent Soubrier Abstract Pregnancy-induced hypertension may be regarded as a manifestation of endothelial-cell dysfunction. The role of the eNOS gene in the development of a familial pregnancy-induced hypertension was evaluated by analysis of linkage among affected sisters and in multiplex families (n = 50). Markers from a 4-cM region encoding the eNOS gene showed distortion from the expected allele sharing among affected sisters (P = .001−.05), and the statistic obtained from the multilocus application of the affected-pedigree-member method also showed distortion (T[f(P) = sqrt(P)] = 3.53; P< .001). A LOD score of 3.36 was obtained for D7S505 when a best-fitting model derived from genetic epidemiological data was used, and LOD scores of 2.54–4.03 were obtained when various other genetic models were used. Estimates of recombination rate, rather than maximum LOD-score values, were affected by changes in the genetic parameters. The transmission-disequilibrium test, a model-free estimate of linkage, showed strongest association and linkage with a microsatellite within intron 13 of the eNOS gene (P = .005). These results support the localization of a familial pregnancy-induced hypertension—susceptibility locus in the region of chromosome 7q36 encoding the eNOS gene. Abstract | PDF (121 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 72, Issue 1, 168-177, 1 January 2003
Hannele Laivuori1, 4, *, , , Päivi Lahermo2, Vesa Ollikainen2, Elisabeth Widen2, Leena Häivä-Mällinen5, Helena Sundström5, 6, Tarja Laitinen3, Risto Kaaja1, Olavi Ylikorkala1 and Juha Kere2, 3, 1, 7
1 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Helsinki University Central Hospital, University of Helsinki, Helsinki
2 Finnish Genome Center, University of Helsinki, Helsinki
3 Department of Medical Genetics, Haartman Institute, University of Helsinki, Helsinki
4 Magee-Womens Research Institute, Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
5 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Kainuu Central Hospital, Kajaani, Finland
6 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Central Hospital of Central Finland, Jyväskylä, Finland
7 Department of Biosciences at Novum and Clinical Research Centre, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm
Preeclampsia is a common, pregnancy-specific disorder characterized by reduced placental perfusion, endothelial dysfunction, elevated blood pressure, and proteinuria. The pathogenesis of this heterogeneous disorder is incompletely understood, but it has a familial component, which suggests that one or more common alleles may act as susceptibility genes. We hypothesized that, in a founder population, the genetic background of preeclampsia might also show reduced heterogeneity, and we have performed a genomewide scan in 15 multiplex families recruited predominantly in the Kainuu province in central eastern Finland. We found two loci that exceeded the threshold for significant linkage: chromosome 2p25, near marker D2S168 (nonparametric linkage [NPL] score 3.77; P=.000761) at 21.70 cM, and 9p13, near marker D9S169 (NPL score 3.74; P=.000821) at 38.90 cM. In addition, there was a locus showing suggestive linkage at chromosome 4q32 between D4S413 and D4S3046 (NPL score 3.13; P=.003238) at 163.00 cM. In the present study the susceptibility locus on chromosome 2p25 is clearly different (21.70 cM) from the locus at 2p12 found in an Icelandic study (94.05 cM) and the locus at 2q23 (144.7 cM) found in an Australian/New Zealand study. The locus at 9p13 has been shown to be a candidate region for type 2 diabetes in two recently published genomewide scans from Finland and China. The regions on chromosomes 2p25 and 9p13 may harbor susceptibility genes for preeclampsia.


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Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee:
I am pleased to appear in response to your invitation to discuss the provisions of the Military Commissions Act relating to judicial review of the detention of persons at Guantanamo Bay. I testified recently on this subject before the House Committee on Armed Services. I welcome the interest that both houses of Congress are taking in this matter. Briefly, I believe it was a mistake for Congress to take away from the detainees at Guantanamo the ability to obtain judicial review by habeas corpus of the lawfulness of their detention, and I recommend that Congress restore it.
As I understand it, under present law detainees convicted by military commissions may obtain judicial review of their convictions after their criminal cases are concluded, and persons who are not charged with crimes, or have perhaps been acquitted of crimes, but detained as enemy combatants pursuant to determinations of their status by Combatant Status Review Tribunals may obtain review of those determinations. That review, however, does not accord the detainee the same opportunity to challenge his detention that he would have in a normal habeas corpus proceeding. Before the enactment of the Military Commissions Act last year, detainees were entitled under the Supreme Court's interpretation of the relevant authorities to have the lawfulness of their detention reviewed after filing petitions for habeas corpus. The benefits of this displaced procedure were considerable, not so much for the detainees in Guantanamo - none of whom was released by a court -- as for establishing beyond argument the legitimacy of holding persons who continued to present a threat to the United States as long as the terrorists continue to pursue their war against us.
It should be recalled, in considering this question, that the Supreme Court has on two occasions affirmed the lawfulness of detaining persons captured in the conflict with al Qaeda and the Taliban as long as they pose a threat to the United States. This is black letter law of war. Prior to the enactment of the Military Commissions Act, consistent with this principle, no court had ordered the release of any of the detainees. Nor will they do so as long as it is shown that the detainee poses a threat in the ongoing conflict. Currently, this determination is made by the military with only very limited judicial review of the proceedings of the Combatant Status Review Tribunal involved. Having the determination made by a court following established habeas procedures would greatly enhance its credibility and be consistent with our legal tradition.
Beyond that, providing habeas corpus review of the limited number of cases at Guantanamo will impose only a very modest burden on the courts. Fewer than four hundred people are currently detained at Guantanamo, and I understand that a substantial number of these may soon return to their own countries. By comparison, the courts handle many thousands of habeas petitions each year. As I say also, the cases are comparatively straightforward. Many detainees freely state that they would try to harm the United States if they are released. Others are known to be members of al Qaeda, have been captured while attacking our troops, or are otherwise known to pose a threat to us. In short, I have to believe that each of the detainees at Guantanamo is there for a good reason. Judicial review of such cases should be relatively uncomplicated when compared with the voluminous trial and appellate records involved in most habeas cases. In the event, however, that a court were to be presented with a case that raised serious questions about the lawfulness of detention, surely those questions should indeed be carefully considered, and no institution is better equipped by experience to do that than a court.
In proposing that we return to the system that was in place previously, I want to stress that I do not believe this issue should be treated as a constitutional one, but simply as a matter of policy. Whether Congress has the power to bar habeas review to aliens detained in Guantanamo is a question that will be resolved by the courts. My guess is that it probably does, but five justices of the Supreme Court could eventually let us all know whether I am right or not. But Congress should not want to bar the habeas review the Supreme Court found the aliens in Guantanamo were entitled to under our statutes. It should want, instead, to have the judiciary endorse the detention of the terrorists who threaten us. For the very reason that the law of war allows us to detain persons without charging them with criminal conduct for extended periods, it is all the more important to be sure that the process for determining who those people are is beyond reproach. Unlike wars between national armies, where it's easy to tell who the enemy is, identifying those terrorists we are entitled to detain because they have declared war on us is more difficult. We should take advantage of the courts' expertise in performing this task.
One final point. The Supreme Court's decision of last summer involved detainees at Guantanamo and found that because of the special status of that installation, the habeas process was available to detainees there under our laws. It did not consider, much less determine, whether it was available in foreign lands or on the battlefield. Speaking again as a matter of policy, I think it would be entirely impractical to extend it to battlefield captures or persons being held in foreign countries in the context of an armed conflict. In the unlikely event that the Supreme Court were to decide that it did so extend, I would certainly support a statute amending the statutory provisions on which the Court relied for its conclusion.
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It is often said that the war with the terrorists calls for new approaches, melding traditional law enforcement procedures with the law of war. Guantanamo is a good example of this. The detainees there are held pursuant to the law of war, but the term of their detention is so long and indeterminate that it has many of the characteristics of a criminal punishment. The fact that each terrorist has made an individual choice to fight us, rather than being conscripted by his government, reinforces this criminal law perspective. Extending habeas review to determine the lawfulness of detaining the terrorist combatants, as has not been done in previous wars for enemy prisoners, seems to me an appropriate acknowledgement of the new situation that the conflict with the terrorists has created for us.
Mr. Chairman, thank you for this opportunity to appear before your committee. This concludes my testimony. I look forward to answering your questions.


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I am having difficulty in connecting my Sony BD570 bluray player by wireless to the internet. Half the time the BD570 cannot find the network. My Netgear DG834G router is in an upstairs room near my desktop and next to a wall, and the BD570 is about 20 feet away downstairs with two walls between. My laptop, though, has no difficuly in picking up a signal when placed near the BD570. When connected, the BD570 shows a signal strength of between 30-60%. I can't think of anything in the house which would interfere with the signal.
What I am wondering is whether I would get a better connection to the BD570 via a powerline such as the Netgear XAV2501? My house was built in 1974 and has not been rewired. Upstairs and downstairs are on a separate ring circuit.
Another option would be to move the router to downstairs and drill through a wall for the router cable. This would reduce the distance to around 10 feet but there would still be one wall in the way, plus I would have to hang a router on a wall, if a suitable one can be bought. Or make or procure a stand.
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Just realised that the signal has to go through three walls, not two, and moving the router would still place it two walls away from the BD570.
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I would bite the bullet and go for a homeplug/powerline solution.
Go for the fastest ones for your budget, at least a pair of 200Mbps.
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As long as the two ringmains are off the same consumer unit, you should be OK. My wiring setup is the same as yours, and homeplugs have been the perfect solution.
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Netgear XAV2501 powerline installed and working. Thanks again.
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When Tiger takes a swing and starts walking, it's over.
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**** you Sergio! TIGER all day.
Lindsey Vonn is a dime.
So many lulz.
Sergio... Oh you!
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Wow Sergio. All four wheels have fallen off now.
If Lindsey Vonn and Tiger have children they might create the best athlete in the history of the universe.
Originally Posted by theantiAIRBHG Lindsey Vonn is a dime.
Tiger wins at Merion. Book it.
Originally Posted by theantiAIRBHG If Lindsey Vonn and Tiger have children they might create the best athlete in the history of the universe. Are they paying you for this? Although, I agree with you - she seems to be a good match
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Originally Posted by CNECloneFan Are they paying you for this? For what? Posting on a message board? I don't think so, hang on.. Ill go check my mailbox to see if there's a check in it. BRB.
At least Sergio handled the media better.
I'm on Twitter too: Tre4ISU Or so I have read.
Originally Posted by theantiAIRBHG Lindsey Vonn is a dime. don't like the dark roots, but did you notice Tiger just walked right past her on his way to the Score Table? Maybe he's still on the clock, or didn't have time for a quickie, but I felt kinda bad for her. I mean it's not like Tiger is self-absorbed and narcissistic, he probably just wanted to wait till they could savor the victory in private. In all seriousness, Tiger's game is on and he's the toughest 'mental' competitor of all golfers and probably most athletes, save Federer.
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Among the many developmental milestones that infants must achieve, the most important hematologic event is invisible to doting parents: the switch from production of fetal hemoglobin to adult hemoglobin, normally complete by the end of the first year of post-natal life.
This transformation is scientifically interesting because of the insights that hemoglobin switching can offer into mammalian gene regulation. From a clinical standpoint, it is also crucial to understand this switch in detail, since higher levels of fetal hemoglobin are associated with a milder clinical course in sickle cell disease. Treatments that re-activate silenced γ globin expression (fetal hemoglobin is composed of two α globin subunits and two γ globin subunits) could prevent a series of devastating disease-associated complications in patients with sickle cell disease and related hemoglobin disorders.
The human β globin gene cluster on chromosome 11 and its mammalian homologs are the most well-studied gene regions in all of biology. Hemoglobin switching itself has been the topic of scientific conferences held biennially since 1978, organized by George Stamatoyannopoulos (University of Washington) and like-minded colleagues. Yet despite more than 25 years of detailed molecular analysis, the mechanisms underlying switching have proven frustratingly difficult to define.
In yesterday's Plenary Session, Dr. Jian Xu, from Dr. Stuart Orkin's laboratory at Children's Hospital and the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, discussed exciting new findings with respect to BCL11A, a zinc-finger protein that is a major repressor of γ globin gene expression (abstract #5).
BCL11A was first identified as a potentially important factor in globin regulation by way of genome-wide association studies, such as one published in Nature Genetics in 2007 by Professor Swee Lay Thein's group at King's College in London, as well as analyses by Dr. Orkin's group and their collaborators in Italy, who compared single nucleotide polymorphism variation between populations that express fetal hemoglobin at different levels. A polymorphism in an intron of the gene on chromosome 2 that encodes BCL11A turned out to be strongly correlated with γ globin expression. Subsequent experiments performed in the Orkin laboratory demonstrated that in vitro shRNA-mediated knockdown of BCL11A expression in human erythroid progenitor cells massively increased fetal hemoglobin production, as expected if BCL11A is a major mediator of γ globin silencing.
Dr. Xu described a series of mechanistic experiments in transgenic mice expressing a human β globin gene cluster (β-locus mice) — experiments that collectively established BCL11A as a major transcriptional regulator of developmental control of globin switching and of γ globin silencing in adults. Some of these important results were initially published by Harvard MD-PhD student Vijay Sankaran, MPhil, MS, Dr. Xu, and colleagues in Dr. Orkin's laboratory in Nature on August 27, 2009, and in Science on December 11, 2008.
"This is a promising finding for the globin regulation field, as the mouse work confirms BCL11A has a striking effect on γ globin expression, to a greater extent than any other factor previously described," stated Professor Bill Wood, a fetal hemoglobin expert from the Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine in Oxford. "A trans-acting factor involved in switching like BCL11A is the sort of regulatory factor that many groups have been seeking for a long time."
"BCL11A appears to be a critical transcription factor driving the switching process and mediating γ globin suppression in adults," said Dr. Xu. "The human population work started by Vijay Sankaran identified BCL11A as a likely candidate for altering fetal hemoglobin levels, and the mouse models and other work that I described in the Plenary Session provide essential evidence supporting the importance of BCL11A in regulating human globin expression. Given the magnitude of the effects on expression, this transcription factor must be a central regulator of hemoglobin switching."
While the Plenary Session highlights the best work at each year's annual meeting, it is rare that presentations provide an answer to a question that has been asked by so many for so long as the problem of fetal hemoglobin regulation. Yesterday, the audience had the opportunity to hear Dr. Xu discuss what could be a landmark discovery in the history of hematology.
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The Beef market is still slow - enough cattle for the abattoirs at the moment (an oversupply might be more correct, but not as severe as before Christmas).
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The volume of finished cattle coming on to the market between September and December has caught everyone by surprise. We have gone through 2012 and the spring of 2013 with appalling weather conditions that led to finished cattle being in very short supply. Cattle that grazed during the summer of 2012 produced very slow growth rates and during the 2012/2013 winter feed stocks were at an all time low. Conversely the summer of 2013 was the complete opposite with a long hot grazing season with adequate grass to maximise growth rates. This caused a surge of cattle ready to be marketed in the Autumn. Inevitably this made finished cattle difficult to sell and we saw a price drop from £5.20 in the summer to £4.33 in November. This has led to slower trade for organic stores this Autumn with buyers not having space readily available due to the difficulty selling finished stock.
Going forward the backlog of cattle must surely come to a conclusion and my view is that by February abattoirs and processors will be have to look harder for cattle as numbers dry up. This will mean that demand for store cattle will increase and with the seasonal effect of the spring we are likely to see a good demand for organic stores.
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MANHATTAN, Kan. -- Oliver Luck is not yet doing the important work on the College Football Playoff's selection committee, but he has started training.
A week ago, West Virginia's athletic director opened a spot in his schedule so he could watch his son's youth soccer match. Luck then hurried home to watch ESPN's Thursday night college football game between Miami and North Carolina.
"I hadn't seen Miami play this year," Luck said.
Mind you, that was eight weeks and six games into the season and Luck still hadn't seen the team that's now ranked No. 7 in the country. The Hurricanes might be two weeks and one win against Florida State away from being a very real national championship contender.
All Luck really knew was The U hadn't lost, but had just labored on the road against the 1-5 Tar Heels. Miami had 80 snaps and 556 yards of offense, but needed a fourth quarter drive to win 27-23.
Not the best first impression of a team that, weeks earlier, beat what was then a healthy top-10 Florida. Turn on the television and watch the Gators Saturday and that's not as impressive. Florida is just 4-3 and 3-2 in the Southeastern Conference, but has been ravaged by injuries to players who made them so good so early in the season.
It's hard to track that sort of stuff with Luck's perpetual schedule as the head of the expansive athletic department, to say nothing of being the father of one of the NFL's finest quarterbacks. It's nevertheless the reality, and it's one that he and four other athletic directors on the 13-person committee must confront and conquer.
"I assume almost everyone on the committee's first concern was, 'Do I have the time to do it?' " Luck said. "I think everyone on this committee wants to be very fair to every team and that means watching a lot of college football.
"That was the biggest concern I had before I said yes. After talking to some former basketball selection committee members, I got a sense for their time constraints and responsibilities. But the technology makes it easier, unlike basketball. It's tough to shorten a basketball game. You can shorten a football game to 20, 25 minutes."
So Luck can wedge a few games into a few hours. Even if the does that for a few days, he has only adequately covered a handful of teams. The misconception here is that he's interested in the 125 teams in the Football bowl Subdivision. No one should be because the number of teams who are even reasonable long shots for a national title is much, much smaller.
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5699 : OpenBSD isakmpd Cert Request Payload Handling DoS Printer | http://osvdb.org/5699 | Email This | Edit Vulnerability
OpenBSD contains a flaw that may allow a remote denial of service. The issue is triggered when an attacker sends a specially-crafted ISAKMP packet containing a malformed Cert Request payload, and will result in loss of availability for the service.
Currently, there are no known workarounds or upgrades to correct this issue. However, OpenBSD has released a patch to address this vulnerability.
CVSSv2 Base Score = 10.0 Source: nvd.nist.gov | Generated: 2003-12-31 | Disagree?
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