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05.21.2010 - 22:20 | jaceamethanks for the vid here is a waffle (>'-')>#
05.21.2010 - 22:39 | Gamer_Elyi'm really glad to have gone through this epic anniversary with them! I wasnt around when the first one came out, though I'm a little sad that there wasnt a climactic end battle scene, since Baugh put up such a great fight before he was overthrown i was hoping NC would do a little bashing of his own, but he just sorta got trampled
05.21.2010 - 22:29 | The Angry Movie Dork 2I was, it was awesome! Though I think it's safe to say that this year's anniverary totally beat's out the one from last year! But how the hell are they gonna top this?!
05.21.2010 - 23:33 | manonthe3upIs... is this a GOOD AMD2 comment!?
Truly, this is an aniversary for us all...
05.22.2010 - 04:31 | ThoraxProductionsWith the return of the nation to its' rightful owner, and the fall of Kickassia, comes something we might not ever have expected.
Dork, you made a good choice. Maybe you can even reverse your reputation! I mean, your comment isn't grayed out! I hope this is the first of many.
05.22.2010 - 21:41 | e33laf[quote]...how the hell are they gonna top this?![/quote]
...By putting on a TGWTG.com crew version of West Side Story. I would finance it myself if it meant I got to see guys as The Sharks and The Jets, with choreography included. But who would play Tony and Maria? I have to vote Linkara with Marzgirl or The Cinema Snob with Spooney.
As for this years anniversary film, kudos to all of you for putting such a herculean amount of time and effort into this collaboration, the final product and the feedback speaks for itself. It's been very much appreciated. Thank you everyone! :)
P.S. I might be mistaken, but I think Linkara might be a fan of the movie "Patton."
05.26.2010 - 08:24 | dorianjazz
05.27.2010 - 15:50 | e33lafI was being sarcastic ;) I know Linkara likes "Patton."
05.22.2010 - 12:12 | Veridian Lupine
10.07.2012 - 16:04 | Guyver4
I loved when Brad asked Spoony, "weren't you Insano?" "I got better"
I was really worried once AskThatGuy came in the door, I thought aww man not another mediocre happy ending from brawl.
But everything paid off once we saw the second coming of Santa Christ, Because after all...
"Santa Christ Santa Christ We all love Santa Christ!!"
"Here, have Othello, oh ho ho ho ho"
This is by far the best original movie both You Doug and Rob have come up with, An Awsome movie aka mini series. This definetly tops brawl So much.
THANK YOU Everyone, for an amazing two years and for such an amazing anniversary.
05.22.2010 - 12:00 | Crystal6:pinch: I hate "Santa-Christ".
Bring on the thumbs downs!
05.22.2010 - 17:04 | theTrekkieWithTheUnoriginalUsernameI agree with Vinny792 on everything, except on your opinion that last year's anniversary had a "crappy" ending. Seriously, this year's had the same kind of ending as last year's (ie the Santa Christ bit), and both are good.
05.22.2010 - 11:59 | AoriRyuujinno this is a waffle.. being switched for a cookie (>'.')>(#) (::)
05.22.2010 - 17:24 | BowmanJeane
12.30.2010 - 22:21 | dbf975178
05.21.2010 - 22:21 | takineko
05.23.2010 - 09:16 | The Movie Bitch
05.21.2010 - 22:39 | kyrieeleison
05.21.2010 - 22:58 | CrazyChris576
05.21.2010 - 22:21 | DuskarAmazing series!!! Angry Joe is hilarious!
05.22.2010 - 20:28 | ThoraxProductions"BASK IN YOUR NEWLY FOUND FREEDOM OF A GLORIOUS NATION HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA"
05.21.2010 - 22:21 | Void
05.21.2010 - 22:24 | GLKnight
05.21.2010 - 22:33 | Fanofyou
05.21.2010 - 22:22 | NostalgiaMunkOmg! I can't wait to watch it! I can't at the moment but when I do...it will be epic! Since this is the last video *gives everyone e-cookies* Will post comment relating to the video later. ;)
05.21.2010 - 22:22 | uknownadaYay. I'm in the first page. I feel sexy now.
05.21.2010 - 22:23 | GameKid3358
05.21.2010 - 22:23 | LikesReviews48Awesome Video! What a great Finale!!!
05.21.2010 - 22:23 | Cuda
The Kickassia series has been the highlight of my week. I have eagerly awaited each episodes' release at 12 each morning, and have not been disappointing a single time.
Not only does the series combine all of my favorite internet personalities in one feature length film, but the quality of the writing and the performances have been consistently hilarious. The Spoony One in particular is a show-stopping force, rivaled only by The Nostalgia Critic's usual charismatic performance.
I applaud the creative forces behind this video series, and everyone involved. They deserves the highest of honors imaginable. Kickassia is a film that will live on forever as one of the greatest love letters in the history of the internet. Thank you for sharing this creation with us.
05.21.2010 - 22:24 | FredTHAreDAWESOME
05.21.2010 - 22:24 | Lodeman AKA LARUCUS
05.21.2010 - 22:25 | Lan
05.21.2010 - 22:36 | randommomentofdumbchick
05.21.2010 - 22:36 | Gregdawg
A) NC, you were at ACen while I was and I didn't get to meet you. I was upset. I don't even know if it was the same day (I was there Saturday, had no clue you were there and if you were there all three days)
B) Kickassia is fucking awesome. Every part of it was awesome, and you did a damn good job.
C) YOU WERE AT FUCKING ACen AND I DIDN'T FUCKING MEET YOU! GOD DAMMIT!
D) You're awesome. :evil:
05.21.2010 - 22:27 | Nekolady
05.21.2010 - 22:54 | jjmara813
05.21.2010 - 22:27 | Freakish PerfectionistDamn people comment fast. :shock:
05.21.2010 - 22:28 | smitht2ncc1701
05.22.2010 - 11:36 | AndrewDeLong
05.21.2010 - 22:28 | VillainIsLemony
05.21.2010 - 22:28 | Erikstarcant wait for tomorrows!!!
05.22.2010 - 00:26 | solanusdraconIt's uh.....done. 6 parter. No tomorrow.
05.22.2010 - 20:32 | ThoraxProductionswhy all the thumbs down? We should feel sorry for the poor guy. He was expecting more epicness tomorrow, now he does not get it. At least we knew it was over.
05.21.2010 - 22:29 | Matron6000
05.21.2010 - 22:29 | TheBlackMage
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Their independence is blossoming and five-year-olds love exploring all kinds of amazing things. From building incredible structures to creating artistic masterpieces and everything in between, these toys will entertain and educate all at the same time!
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Measures approximately 7" in interior diameter. Intended for children ages 3 to 12 and fits most heads sized approximately 21.5".
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Measures approximately 7" high. Fits heads measuring approximately 21.75".
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Measures approximately 9" wide. Fits heads measurign approximately 21.75".
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Sunglasses sold separately.
Fits most adults and children.
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Standard size headband fits most children and adults.
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This adjustable hat measures approximately 7" in interior diameter (when not adjusted). It is intended for children ages 3 to 12, and fits most heads sized approximately 21.5".
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Measures approximately 7" in interior diameter (before adjustment) x 11" high. It is intended for children ages 3 to 12, and fits most heads sized approximately 21.75".
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Glasses measure approximately 5.2" across.
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Designed to fit heads measuring approximately 21.5".

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Agency is seeking to encourage collaboration between small businesses, the public sector, developers, and institutions to advance local industries.
Agency is seeking to encourage collaboration between small businesses, the public sector, developers, and institutions to advance local industries.
As part of its effort to aid regional businesses, the U.S. Small Business Administration on Tuesday announced funding for 10 economic "clusters" through a new pilot program called 'Innovative Economies.' The awardees will each receive a cash grant of $600,000.
Clusters, by the SBA's definition, are collaborations between small businesses, the public sector, economic developers, and local institutions to advance a local industry sector. This pooling of resources is intended to help businesses commercialize products, conduct research, and ultimately compete on a national and global scale. 'Sometimes small businesses get a lot of market force by clustering together,' said SBA administrator Karen Mills.
The funding can be used to provide services to small businesses, like counseling or mentoring, and to attract other businesses to the cluster. Chosen from 173 applicants, the winning clusters met four criteria: the potential for commercialization, the potential for job creation, the ability to fit into the existing supply chain, and the ability to keep their industries thriving in their areas. 'Our goal is to foster an environment where small, high growth firms can flourish,' Mills said.
For example, the Enterprise for Innovative Geospatial Solutions was chosen for its impact in the Gulf Coast. In 1998, the University of Mississippi brought the rising geospatial technology industry and thousands of jobs to the region. 'High tech and South Mississippi really didn't go hand in hand prior to that time,' said Craig Harvey of the Magnolia Business Alliance, a development organization for the industry. Now he says the Gulf Coast is the 'Silicon Valley of geospatial technology,' developing innovations like GPS devices and emergency response systems.
Another large component of the program is an emphasis on commercialization. NorTech of Northeast Ohio, for one, received the award largely to boost its initiative – FlexMatters – in the 'flexible electronics' field, which involves mounting electronic devices onto flexible plastics. 'For FlexMatters, funding could not have come at a more opportune time,' said Rebecca Bagley, president and CEO of NorTech. Apart from this initiative, NorTech also works with other businesses, universities, and both public and private funding sources.
Other awardees came from industries including energy, agriculture, and green aviation. The SBA also placed a special focus on defense technology, providing funding to clusters working on defense innovations from San Diego, Minnesota, and Huntsville, Alabama.
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On November 10, 2008, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago hosted a symposium to explore the increasing value of the Great Lakes region's fresh water and associated habitat to its residents. As the nation's population and income have grown, the recreational use of lakes, wetlands and other open spaces has increased. How much will the recreational use of the Great Lakes grow and in what ways?
A related set of policy issues involves how the Great Lakes region can or should respond to rising demand for clean water, recreation and adjacent development. Investment in preservation and cleanup of Great Lakes waters present one set of policy options, as do other decisions concerning regulation, land use policies and consumptive uses of the waters.
The conference also investigated the region's legacy of fresh water treatment technology. Can the region's water treatment firms and its university researchers become a global center in providing its services to a world where clean fresh water is becoming increasingly scarce?
Fresh Water and the Great Lakes Economic Future
Registration and Continental Breakfast
Welcome and Opening Remarks
William A. Testa, Vice President and Director or Regional Programs, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Session I
Mark Partridge, Professsor and Swank Chair in Rural-Urban Policy, Department of Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics, The Ohio State University
John Austin, Executive Director, The New Economy Initiative for Southeast Michigan, and Nonresident Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution
John Braden, Director of Undergraduate Programs and Professor, Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Q&A and General Discussion
David Albouy, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, University of Michigan, and Faculty Research Fellow, National Bureau of Economic Research
Session II
Steven Deller, Professor, Department of Agriculture and Applied Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Recreation and Retirement Communities: The Midwest and the Demographics of Tomorrow
Donald Holecek, Professor and Director, Travel, Tourism and Recreational Resource Center, Michigan State University
David Ullrich, Executive Director, Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative
- Urban Waterfront Revitalization
Ann Breen, Co-director and President, The Waterfront Center
- Urban Waterfront Developments Around the World
John Cherry, Jr., Lieutenant Governor, State of Michigan
Session III: Panel Discussion: Clean Water's Industrial Legacy
Sammis B. White, Professor, Department of Urban Planning, and Associate Dean, School of Continuing Education, University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee, and Freshwater Cleanup Technology Cluster
John Austin, Executive Director, The New Economy Initiative for Southeast Michigan, The Great Lakes as Freshwater Research Center
Gil Pezza , Sector Manager—Water Technologies Cluster, Michigan Department of Economic Development


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Posts Tagged 'Kohls'
Americans not willing to spend without deals
by The Associated Press Published: November 25, 2013
Tags: Black Friday, chains, discounts, holiday shopping, Kohls, sales, Wal-Mart
Big store chains like Wal-Mart and Kohl's don't expect Americans to have much holiday shopping cheer unless they see bold, red signs that offer huge discounts
Retailers take on Silicon Valley
by The Associated Press Published: November 15, 2013
Tags: Kohls, mobile apps, QVC, Silicon Valley, Target, Technology, test labs, websites
Target, Kohl's and QVC are among a half dozen retailers opening technology test labs to do things like improve their websites and create mobile shopping apps.
Big stores nix credit card settlement, file suit
by The Associated Press Published: May 24, 2013
Tags: Abercrombie & Fitch, credit cards, fee-fixing, Kohls, Macy's, MasterCard, Office Depot, settlement, Target, Visa
Some of the country's largest retailers on Thursday filed a lawsuit against MasterCard and Visa, rejecting a settlement over alleged fee-fixing.
Kohl's to hire 52,700 workers for the holidays
by David Winzelberg Published: September 18, 2012
Tags: hiring, holdiay season, holiday shopping, Kohl's Department Stores, Kohls, Long Island, seasonal workers
Kohl's anticipates hiring an average of 41 associates per store, an increase of 4 percent over 2011.
Expo to display LI franchises
by David Winzelberg Published: May 31, 2012
Tags: commercial doors, construction, door installation, Doorologist, doors, Enterprise Rental Car, franchise, Franchise Know How, Gordon & Rees, International Franchise Expo, Kohls, prehung doors, Retail, TD Bank
After 40 years in the construction trades, John Nelson was looking for something that might kill a day or two a week and supplement his pension. He hit on the idea of installing and servicing doors at commercial buildings and founded a Westbury shop called Doorologist in 2005. And then success reared its ugly head. [...]
2 New Yorkers accused of identity theft
by The Associated Press Published: April 30, 2012
Tags: arrest, Green Acres Mall, identity theft, Kohls, Long Island, Macy's, Nassau County, Valley Stream, Victoria's Secret
Two New Yorkers are under arrest for allegedly stealing credit card information to make numerous purchases at a Long Island mall. Nassau County police say Yalanda Harvey, of Manhattan, and Tommie Friday, of Queens, used the personal identity information of multiple victims to fraudulently establish or access their credit accounts. They say the two made [...]
LI firm buys stake in Kansas City
by David Winzelberg Published: July 2, 2010
Tags: Kansas City, Kohls, One Liberty Properties, Real Estate
Great Neck-based One Liberty Properties just acquired an 88,248-square-foot Kohl's department store on 7.47 acres in Kansas City, Mo. for an all-cash price of $8.95 million. The property is net leased to Kohl's through 2025, with tenant options to extend, and is located next to a Target and Home Depot. One Liberty is a real [...]


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Location: Fairfax, Virginia
Website: http://www.gmu.edu
Type: Public
Federal Circuit: 4th Circuit
George Mason University has been given the speech code rating Yellow. Yellow light colleges and universities are those institutions with at least one ambiguous policy that too easily encourages administrative abuse and arbitrary application. Read more here.
Phi Beta Kappa: Member Institutions' Speech Codes
November 29, 2005
When George Mason University cancelled a speech by filmmaker Michael Moore, the Phi Beta Kappa Society denied George Mason University's application for a campus chapter of the honor society, citing academic freedom concerns. Given the Society's professed commitment to freedom of speech, FIRE wrote to Phi Beta Kappa Secretary John Churchill to point out the speech codes that abound at Phi Beta Kappa member institutions. FIRE's letter specifically called attention to outrageous codes at Cornell University, Oberlin College, The Ohio State University, Penn State University, Rhodes College, theUniversity of Illinois at Chicago, and West Virginia University. Given Phi Beta Kappa's stance on GMU, it seems reasonable to assume that the society would […]
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George Mason University: Unconstitutional Policies and Suppression of Dissent
October 27, 2005
GMU student and Air Force veteran Tariq Khan protested military recruiters on campus by silently standing near their table with a "Recruiters Lie" sign taped to his chest while passing out handbills. According to witnesses, a student assaulted Khan and took his sign within less than 30 minutes. Yet the police arrested Khan, not the other students involved in the ensuing fracas, allegedly because he had violated GMU Policy 1110. The ACLU of Virginia came to Khan's legal aid, and FIRE discovered that GMU maintains several unconstitutional policies limiting freedom of expression. FIRE wrote GMU President Alan G. Merten, pointing […]
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University Policies: Poster Posting Policy 12-13
No information or advertising will be posted that is inconsistent with the educational mission of the University or that has not received prior authorization in accordance with this policy.Residential Student Handbook: Posting Policies 12-13
Materials which meet the following criteria may be posted in the residence halls: ... The signage may not include content so severe and pervasive and objectionably offensive that it
effectively creates a hostile environment.Code of Student Conduct: Acts of Misconduct 12-13
Any unwelcome sexual behavior and/or all forms of sexual misconduct including but not limited to: ... Conduct of a sexual nature that expressly or implicitly imposes conditions upon, threatens, interferes
with, or creates an intimidating, hostile, or demeaning environment for an individual's participation in
any aspect of university life.Code of Student Conduct: Acts of Misconduct 12-13
Communicating verbally either directly or indirectly through
another party, by telephone, regular or electronic mail, voice mail or any verbal, mechanical, electronic or written communication in a manner likely to cause causes injury, distress, or emotional or physical
discomfort is also prohibited ....Vending Sales and Solicitation Procedures 12-13
Commercial and Non-Commercial leafleting is only permitted in designated areas and requires a
leafleting permit, which can be acquired at Student Centers (JC, Room 324, Monday - Friday,
8:30am-5pm). A copy of any materials to be distributed must be tendered to Student Centers
during regular operating hours at least 24 hours prior to the leafleting activity and must bear the
name of the sponsoring organization or individual(s). All leafleting participants must carry a
copy of the permit on their person and be able to present the permit if requested by a University
Code of Student Conduct: Statement on Freedom of Expression 12-13
[A]ll members of the George Mason University community
enjoy the right to freedom of speech and expression.Residential Student Handbook: Harassment 12-13
OHRL will not tolerate a hostile environment created by conduct so severe, pervasive, and
objectively offensive that it effectively bars the victim's access to educational opportunity or benefit.University Policies: Sexual Harassment Policy 12-13
Sexual harassment is defined by law as unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal, physical, or other form of expressive communication of a sexual nature, when submission to or rejection of such conduct is used as a basis for employment or academic decisions, or such conduct has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with an individual's work or academic performance or creating an intimidating, hostile, or sexually offensive work or academic environment.
HINKLE: You Can't Say That Here — This Is a University!
November 2, 2010
by A. Barton Hinkle Richmond Times-Dispatch Teresa Sullivan has been in the president's office for only a brief period, but the University of Virginia already has made a tremendous improvement on her watch. The Foundation for Individ ual Rights in Education (FIRE), an organization dedicated to protecting free speech on campus, reports that it has conferred its green-light award on Mr. Jefferson's university. UVa thereby becomes one of only 13 colleges in the nation — William & Mary is another — to receive the rare designation, which the Charlottesville school earned by revising its egregious speech codes. Those speech […]
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Clash of campus freedom, civility
December 11, 2005
When Tariq Khan staged a one-man demonstration against military recruiters, he felt safe because he was on a college campus. Then he was arrested. "When the police officer started to handcuff me, I was pretty surprised," Khan said last week. "Usually we tend to think of college campuses as sort of safe havens for this type of thing, for people who want to raise consciousness about controversial issues." Most colleges and universities, whether public or private, pride themselves on adhering to principles of free speech and expression as protected by the First Amendment. But at many schools, the practical problem […]
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Pariahs, Martyrs — and Fighters Back
October 24, 2005
At the start of the last school year, activists at DePaul University set up a pair of tables along a student thoroughfare and distributed literature to passers-by. They caught the eye of faculty member Thomas Klocek, who took one of their handouts and read about Israel's "brutal and murderous occupation" of "Palestine" as well as its "apartheid violence" in the West Bank and Gaza. This was provocative stuff — but nothing out of the ordinary for the two groups behind it all, Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and United Muslims Moving Ahead (UMMA). Engaging the students in a discussion […]
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Campus Hourglass
March 17, 2004
Who will guard the guardians? This common saying applies to American higher education, where professors and administrators are normally exempt from the scrutiny given to other public institutions. A tradition of academic freedom, flowing from the belief that the faculty's training in their academic disciplines equips them to decide what to teach, has protected the autonomy of American colleges and universities and helped make them the envy of the world. But the principle of academic freedom can be subject to abuse, particularly in personnel and curricular matters, where personal and ideological agendas can intrude in such a way, ironically, to […]
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Free speech dilemmas; Free speech 'zones' and 'codes' go from campus to court
January 12, 2004
The free speech wars continue to be waged on university campuses, producing their fair share of First Amendment litigation.While campus "speech codes" that discipline students for offensive or so-called "politically incorrect" speech have been roundly condemned by the courts, they are still generating controversy.But still to be tested are "free speech zones," which confine free speech activities to a specific area of a campus. Such zones are vulnerable to challenge if used as a kind of banishment that isolates speakers from their intended audience.Greg C. Lukianoff, director of legal and public advocacy for the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, […]
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George Mason University President: Unfettered Dialogue Empowers Students
December 19, 2013
There is another controversy related to Middle East politics on a college campus, this time at the George Mason University (GMU) main campus. (Disclosure: I am an adjunct legal writing instructor at the GMU law school.) But in this case, the participants appear committed to a constructive debate over whether the university should honor Israeli businesswoman and philanthropist Shari Arison as the commencement speaker at the winter graduation ceremony. As reported by Inside Higher Ed, the group GMU Students Against Israeli Apartheid (SAIA) has circulated an open letter stating that Ms. Arison's business consortium finances projects in Israel that harm Palestinians and therefore […]
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Getting It Right: Dean of George Mason Law Sets Excellent Example
October 4, 2011
All too often here at FIRE, we find ourselves up to our necks in campus censorship. For example, in just the last few weeks, we've seen a professor threatened by campus police for posting a sci-fi quote and a coalition of student groups silenced by a professor who didn't like their free speech wall. Of course, FIRE fights hard to correct these wrongs. But sometimes the constant stream of rights violations on campus gets a little depressing, to be honest. So that's why it's a real pleasure to come across a sterling example of how a school should react when […]
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Virginia Newspaper Touts Growing Number of 'Green Light' Schools
February 8, 2011
With only 14 "green light" colleges and universities in the entire country, the state of Virginia should be proud to be home to two of them. Writing in the Daily Press (Hampton Roads, Va.), Michael F. Cochrane commends the University of Virginia (UVa) and The College of William & Mary for preserving free speech on campus: As Virginians we can be justly proud that our state has some of the top colleges and universities in the nation. We have colleges that are ranked nationally in sports and academic achievement. But now we have a new reason for pride: The Foundation […]
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'Volokh Conspiracy' and Local Media Decry Virginia Speech Codes
November 3, 2010
Ever since the University of Virginia (UVa) eliminated all four of its speech codes to earn FIRE's coveted "green light" rating, local and national media have put the spotlight on the speech codes remaining at other public universities in Virginia. When FIRE announced the news, we noted that UVa joins The College of William & Mary as two Virginia institutions in an elite group of 13 "green light" schools and that we are now turning our attention to three more Virginia public universities: George Mason, rated "red light," and James Madison and Virginia Tech, both rated "yellow light." How bad for free speech are these three […]
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What Would the Founders Think of the Modern University?
July 9, 2008
(Maggie Rackl is a senior at the College of Charleston, where she majors in History with a minor in Asian Studies, and a 2008 FIRE Summer Intern.) In my experience, a favorite question of college and university admissions applications is the classic, "If you could go to dinner with any one person, living or dead, who would it be and what would you discuss?" As much of a groaner as this question is, I find it particularly fun to imagine chatting with any one of the many founders of our nation over plates of meat and potatoes and steins of […]
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At George Mason, Student Editors Decry School's Speech Code
September 26, 2007
The editors of The Broadside, George Mason University's student newspaper, have sharp words for their school's unconstitutional speech code in an editorial published in yesterday's edition. The Broadside editors write: Mason is a public university; it has no business enforcing rules that restrict first amendment speech. Its only defense is that these policies, in some intangible way, enforce diversity. This is pure fallacy. When Mason students fear to say what they believe, the result is deadly to campus life and student thought. True diversity on campus can only stem from one thing, a diversity of thought. Mason must dissolve […]
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There Is No Such Thing as 'Hate Speech'
February 24, 2006
Yes, that is correct. "Hate speech" is not a category of speech recognized under current constitutional law. It is merely a convenient way to pigeonhole speech that some people find offensive. But what is very troubling is when people begin to treat "hate speech" as unprotected speech. For example, a student leader at Penn State, a university which was recently sued for its unconstitutionally vague and overbroad speech codes, made the following comment featured in a prominent article in the student newspaper The Daily Collegian: "We support any and all university policies that prohibit intolerant actions against any student on […]
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Censorship is Everybody's Problem
December 29, 2005
FIRE's press release from yesterday details some of the cases that made 2005 FIRE's busiest year ever. If 2005 made anything clear, it is that no student, regardless of his or her views, is safe from censorship on today's college and university campuses. This year, we intervened on behalf of students censored for expressing viewpoints spanning the political spectrum: Seminole Community College in Florida refused to allow a student to distribute literature from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. After FIRE intervened, the college changed course and allowed the student to distribute her literature. Northeastern Illinois University decided to […]
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Phi Beta Kappa Can Do Better
December 2, 2005
Earlier this week, FIRE wrote Phi Beta Kappa a letter encouraging the organization to join the fight against censorship and repression at some of America's most prestigious colleges and universities. Although FIRE has received no formal response from Phi Beta Kappa, the organization has made several comments to the press indicating that it is not particularly interested in addressing the problem of speech codes at its member institutions. Those comments fall along two lines: first, that Phi Beta Kappa's decision to reject George Mason University's application was not based on academic freedom grounds; and second, that Phi Beta Kappa is […]
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FIRE Challenges Phi Beta Kappa to Stand Up for Free Speech
November 30, 2005
Most people will tell you that they support free speech. When people ask me what I do and I tell them I work for a free speech organization, the reaction is almost uniformly positive. Everyone seems to like the Bill of Rights, at least in theory. Dig a little deeper, however, and the waters become muddy. People don't always see what's wrong with policies intended to protect students from hurtful, offensive remarks. Yes, we support free speech, they say, but free speech doesn't mean that people have the right to just go around offending other people. The Phi Beta […]
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Policies Actually Matter; Don't Be Deceived
November 17, 2005
Why, you may ask, does the fine staff at FIRE spend its days hunting down unconstitutional speech codes and disputing unjust university policies? Unjust university policies, as it turns out, lead to actual violations of students' constitutional and human rights. As today's press release shows, such policies at George Mason University (GMU) led to the September arrest of a peaceful protestor, even though he was the victim of a not-so-peaceful assault by a fellow student. GMU gained notoriety earlier this fall when student and Air Force veteran Tariq Khan objected to military recruiting at GMU by standing next to […]
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McMasters on the Free Speech Controversy at George Mason University
October 24, 2005
Paul K. McMasters, renowned First Amendment expert and member of the Board of Editors for FIRE's Guides to Student Rights on Campus series, has published an important piece (with an equally great title, "Fear of Dissent Is a Fear of Freedom") on the recent controversy over student protests of military recruiters. The most notable case was at George Mason University in Virginia. As Paul explains: Late last month, a junior sociology major at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., silently stationed himself near a military recruiters' table on campus. The student, Tariq Khan, is a Pakistani-American and a four-year […]
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The scene for an audience of about 50 people at a Sept. 16 Clallam County commissioners' meeting was five lawyers arguing over standing, scheduling and evidence attached to an appeal of a permit that would allow a crematory to operate in Carlsborg.
Jason Linde, owner of Linde Family Funeral Service, received approval from Clallam County hearing examiner Chris Melly on May 7 to install a cremation chamber at 108 Business Park Loop, where he currently cold-stores cadavers before transporting them to Kent for cremation.
Melly makes decisions on proposed land uses that are not identified in the county's zoning law, including crematories.
Gabby's Java and Gourmet Grub business owner Brian Magner, of Carlsborg, retained attorney Craig Miller to appeal the use permit while Citizens for Carlsborg, a community group opposing the crematory, hired attorney Gerald Steel to do the same.
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Many business owners in the area have expressed concern about going out of business because the area might develop a stigma due to the crematory.
David Neupert, Linde's attorney, indicated the opposition had no proof the crematory would have a negative impact to the community, stating there would be no signs and only employees would be in transit to the location.
He said the equipment was the most efficient available and that the businesses surrounding the two existing crematories in the county, including an elementary school in Port Angeles, had no negative impacts from those operations' older equipment.
Then, suggesting an incorrect comparison, Miller and Steel argued the crematory should be compared to a cemetery, which is not an allowed use in Carlsborg. Melly compared the crematory to a veterinary clinic, an allowed use, stating it was not uncommon to find a veterinarian with a cremation chamber on site.
"A crematory, like a cemetery, is a facility for the handling of human bodies ... A crematory has similar psychological impacts upon its neighbors as does a cemetery," Miller wrote in his brief.
Clallam County civil deputy prosecuting attorney Douglas Jensen said comparing a crematory to a cemetery was "probably the worst example of similar use."
He said cemeteries are allowed in residential areas and that a crematory is much more similar to an industrial use because of the process involved in a commercial structure.
The commissioners heard many more arguments regarding who has standing to argue before them, what their roles were as appellant judges and regarding public notice for the first hearing that had been held in front of Melly.
The commissioners will receive two more sets of legal briefs from the lawyers over the next three weeks. A decision is not expected until an Oct. 21 or 28 meeting.
Steel also appealed the building permit for the storage structure Linde occupies, stating it was erroneously awarded in May because it had expired years earlier.
Melly held a meeting Sept. 17 to handle the building permit challenge. At the hearing he allowed the appeal to be dismissed, meaning the permit allowing Linde to occupy the building withstood its first test.
Steel, however, indicated he would take the matter to the next level. But while the Clallam County commissioners are generally the next step, all the parties agreed to skip that step and go to the Clallam County Superior Court for appeal.
The case is not likely to be heard before 2009.
In order to begin operating in Carlsborg, Melly required Linde to have an updated building permit and an emissions permit, which he would receive from the Olympic Region Clean Air Agency. Linde has held off applying for the emissions permit while he waits for final decisions on the two appeals that could put an end to his proposal.
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Using Facades to Decouple API Integrations
The most important part of building an integration with an API is actually writing the code that will connect with the Web service and invoke its methods. I'll show you why using the Façade pattern to decouple calls from your existing code is a good idea and help you identify what kind of problems you might be able to prevent.
So, first things first, what is the Façade pattern?
A Façade is an object that provides simple access to complex - or external - functionality. It might be used to group together several methods into a single one, to abstract a very complex method into several simple calls or, more generically, to decouple two pieces of code where there's a strong dependency of one over the other.
There's a better way to keep API calls up-to-date. By writing a Façade with the single responsibility of interacting with the external Web service, you can defend your code from external changes. Now, whenever the API changes, all you have to do is update your Façade. Your internal application code will remain untouched.
From a Test Driven Development point-of-view, using a Facade offers a big advantage. You're now able to write simple tests against the Façade without affecting your internal code test results. By using this strategy, you'll be able to know immediately whenever an API is not working as you expected and make the necessary changes to the Façade.
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Interesting, because as well as an abstraction, decoupling layer, the facade allows things like throttinling and usage charging to be implemented without affecting the underlying services. This is the approach being promoted by 3rd party api management product vendors like Apigee, Layer 7, and WS02. Out of interest, do you have a preference for build vs buy in this area?
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One major problem with using uracil as a base is that cytosine can be deaminated, which converts it into uracil. This is not a rare reaction; it happens around 100 times per cell, per day. This is no major problem when using thymine, as the cell can easily recognize that the uracil doesn't belong there and can repair it by substituting it by a cytosine ...
The existence of thymine in DNA instead of uracil is apparently due to evolution process which made DNA more stable.
Thymine has greater resistance to photochemical mutation, making the genetic message more stable. A rough explanation of why thymine is more protected then uracil, can be found in the article
Arthur M, L., Why does DNA contain thymine and ...
There is still a lot to be learned about the roles introns play in biological processes, but there are a couple of things that have been pretty well established.
Introns enable alternative splicing, which enables a single gene to encode multiple proteins that perform different functions under different conditions. For example, a signal the cell receives ...
Here are some tips from what I routinely do:
wipe all the surfaces (including pipettes and gloves) with RNAse Away or similar
do everything on ice
use a RNAse/DNAse free tubes. Use also commercial RNAse free water (it's worth the investment).
keep all your RNA reagents separate from your cell culture/animal work reagents. Autoclave all your buffers and ...
You need to be careful about everything that comes in contact with your samples. Every spatula, beaker and every magnetic stir bar need to be RNAse-free.
For metal- and glassware we usually put everything into a drying closet at 200-250 °C for a few hours. That should get rid of RNAses pretty efficiently.
The RNA chemicals should be seperated from other ...
One of the primary reasons to use poly(A) selection is to eliminate the massive amount of ribosomal RNA (rRNA) present in the samples. The alternative is to use ribosomal RNA depletion kits / techniques to remove as much rRNA as possible before sequencing. Without rRNA depletion a large proportion (~60-80%) of the reads would map to rRNAs.
poly(A) ...
To make sure I'm not comparing apples and pears, my (attempt to) answer the question will be broken into two parts: comparison of single-stranded nucleic acids and double stranded ones.
Single stranded DNA and RNA
Both DNA and RNA can form single-stranded complex tertiary structures in which the secondary structure elements are associated through van der ...
From my understanding sense and anti sense is contextual. If you are looking at a gene from 5'->3'(which is convention) that strand is the sense strand and the complement to the gene is the anti sense strand.
However further along the DNA there could be a gene on the 'original' anti sense strand, if you are discussing this new gene, there is a new context ...
DNA and RNA absorb at 260nm. Proteins absorb at 280nm. The 260/280 ratio is a good estimate of how pure your sample is. For RNA, the 260/280 should be around 2. If it is lower, this might be an indication from contamination or proteins, phenol, or other contaminants in your sample. The 260/230 ratio is a second measure for purity of the sample, as the ...
I don't believe anything should change in the majority of DNA->RNA transcription. DNA methylation typically occurs on the non-watson crick side of Cytosine so it shouldn't affect the base-pairing.
However, there are a few hypothetical situations that would result in alterations of the transcribed RNA. The sponatneous deamination of the 4' amine would ...
The beta-form of DNA and the alpha-form of DNA are based on the pucker on the sugar ribose. As DNA doesn't have a 2'-OH, it can obtain both conformations.
RNA does not have this luxury. The steric clash of the 2-OH with the 3'-OH makes the B-form to be very unfavorable thus constraining the RNA to adopt the A-form. Incidentally this steric limitation is ...
There are no known natural DNA enzymes (deoxyribozymes), but there are various synthetic DNA enzymes. The first deoxyribozyme that has been reported (Breaker and Joyce, 1994) catalyzed the Pb2+-dependant cleavage of RNA.
Various deoxyribozymes have been synthesized, they can catalyze RNA cleavage, RNA ligation and many other reactions like DNA ...
You can clean up phenol by washing with choloroform, and then doing an isopropanol precipitation followed by a 75% EtOH wash (let me know if you'd like an exact protocol).
To avoid contamination (and sample loss), you have to be meticulous in your pipetting (which you'll get better with practice). You can always use those phase-lock tubes which basically ...
You should check out Howald C, et al[1]. This is one of the many recent papers tied to the ENCODE data. They've used RT-PCR to amplify exon-exon junctions and then sequenced the results. Supplemental table 2 shows 3076 validated exon-exon junctions in putative processed transcripts which, in the main body of the paper may be sub-classified as:
Thymine has a greater resistance to photochemical mutation, making the genetic message more stable. This offers a rough explanation of why thymine is more protected then uracil.
However, the real question is: Why does thymine replace uracil in DNA? The important thing to notice is that while uracil exists as both uridine (U) and deoxy-uridine (dU), ...
This is not my field so I'm risking a wrong/incomplete answer here, but I'd say that the critical difference is the almost complete occurrence of double-stranded DNA that precludes the formation of the tertiary structures in single-stranded RNA, rather than the 2'OH difference. In fact, and following the link you posted, the authors even comment in the ...
I see big fuzzy bands around 100bp as well. They're most likely RNA contamination. To get rid of them, digest your RT-PCR products with RNAse-H. But if you just need to visualize your band of interest, and the fuzzy bands aren't getting in the way, it shouldn't be a problem.
I usually input anywhere from 1-2 ug of RNA into my RT-PCR reaction using the ...
Evolution - Douglas J. Futuyma, Chapter 19, p. 461
Michael Lynch and John Conery (2003) have pointed out that a variety
of genomic features that appear to have little fitness advantage for
organisms-introns, transposable elements, large tracts of noncoding
DNA-may be more prevalent in species with small effective population
sizes. They have ...
DNA-RNA triplex formation is well-documented. It was originally analysed in simple model polynucleotides where the DNA has a polypurine strand and the RNA has a polypyrimidine, e.g.
but it is now known to occur in more complex sequences. One of the best studied examples is ...
The question is a bit vague in some important parts, so I'll have to make a few assumptions about what the authors likely meant.
RNAses are enzymes that degrade RNA. There are a few different ones that lead to different kinds of degradation. The type that you would use in an experiment like this is an RNAse that completely degrades RNA. The purpose of this ...
DNA is more chemically stable than RNA, which makes it ideal for long-term storage. RNA viruses like HIV have a short lifespan and must replicate to survive, which is why they can get by with a less chemically stable genome.
RNA is a useful format to transcribe since it has multiple forms and functions (e.g. rRNA, mRNA, tRNA, siRNA, snRNA, miRNA, etc.). RNA ...
This is a question of chemical nomenclature and the principle source for this is the IUPAC (IUBMB in case of biological molecules; but not in this case). You can find all hetero-ring nomenclature references on the IUPAC web site:
(I'm skipping the actual ...
DNA polymerases need a primer oligonucleotide (RNA or DNA) - their substrates are an existing 3'-OH group and a dNTP. The primase however is a typical RNA polymerase, capable of initiating polynucleotide synthesis de novo by positioning a complementary ribonucleoside 5'-triphosphate opposite its complementary DNA base. The primase makes an RNA primer that ...
I think the protocols to clean glassware take no chances and just care about RNA degradation rather than targeting one class of enzymes.
EtOH is supposed to denature RNAse and any other proteins on the surface.
Other chemicals such as Diethylpyrocarbonate (DEPC) used to wash glassware kill all biochemical activity by reacting with nucleophilic ...
DNA has recently been designed to act as a targeted drug-delivery agent at George Church's lab. This doesn't involve catalyzing a reaction between two substrates, but it does involve significant internal conformational changes based on binding to highly specific substrates.
There is no single "ideal amount" of RNA. I would suggest you to do a titration curve to determine the best amount for your specific assay. The band at 100 bp could be a non-specific amplification. You could try to increase slightly the annealing temp to see if that removes (or reduces) the lower band. Alternatively, you can consider a different primer set ...
Yes, check out HOTAIR (in human), as well as cyrano and megamind in zebrafish -- they are all spliced.
An ethanol precipitation should work. But I have had great success using the Qiagen RNA cleanup columns, which are in my opinion easier. Here is a URL to see the RNA cleanup columns Qiagen offers: http://www.qiagen.com/products/rnacleanupconcentration/default.aspx
Also in the future you should consider using PhaseLock tubes:
As far as I can tell from the paper you linked to (Damiana et al) it is possible but inefficient:
Naturally, we tried to translate ssDNA, but as previously described
elsewhere, direct DNA translation was not really efficient in absence
of antibiotics such as neomycin [5] and [6]. It seemed that the
elongation phase was the limiting step in the ...
Since the sequence starts with an initiation codon and ends with a stop codon I think it's safe to conclude that this is the coding strand. The coding strand has the same sequence as the transcribed RNA (except T>U). This is because it is the other strand of the DNA that is the template for the synthesis of an RNA. The RNA is indeed made 5'>3', but the ...
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