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My favorite spot to train is the Elite Four or Red. So boring.....*yawn*.
My favorite spot to train is the Elite Four or Red. So boring.....*yawn*.
I grind at Victory Road before I face the Elite Four just to increase any Psychic, Water, Grass or Fighting types.
I also use Mt Silver or The Pokemon League as my others.
I train in Victory Road or against the Elite four if i'dd defeated them.
I love to train right in the cool places. Broken Towers, The Elite Four, Etc/etc But I also love to battle other trainers with a strong pokemon when I'm trying to train my other weak one to become a strong one. I give it some kind of item that gives it exp as well as the Pokemon battling. But I forgot what it was called Lol.
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Elite Four, Rival, Gym Leaders. Aren't they the only way to train?
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Mt. Silver mostly.
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I like to fight against the Elite 4 and sometimes against the gym leaders in the Dojo in Saffron city
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The Dojo. Come around on a day where the guy you're training has a type advantage against the Gym Leader de jour, and you're set for easy experience.
I usually train at Mt Silver- I got my Murkrow to level 86 there.
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Fighting dojo, Elite four for post game. But in-game, the spot near the safari zone and up the waterfall can be pretty good because of the Miltanks and the Dittos.
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Elite 4 or mt silver.
I also train in the grass outside mt silver. But the most effective way to train is to just trade them to platinum and train there.
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Mt. Silver until my Pokemon got to their 70's and 80's. Then I would sweep the Elite 4 with them and maybe one or two others if they were at too much of a disadvantage
The thing I hate about Mt. Silver training is the lack of Pokemon species there. But those are some of the consistently highest level Pokemon in the game, so what else is there to do?
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my Training spot you ask? well that would be the indigo league. I beat the s**t out of those weaklings for at least 5 times a day.
but i must say, platinum elite four is way tougher and stark mountain is a really good training spot.
My Pokemon Team (soulsilver)
My electivire was trained in platinum. it got to lvl 100 in 2 days and then i transferred it to soulsilver because i need an electric type for my team there and i also f**king hate gyarodos.
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At the moment I'm training in Cerulean cave. My Pokemon are all around level 54-55, so I want to get them to at least level 65, then I'll train at the Pokemon League (then I can earn exp and money :P ). So I'm training them one at a time with a Lucky Egg.
Edit: Ok so reading through, I decided to change location to outside Mt Silver. I'm staying here to train, getting lots more exp.
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The E4 and Gym rematches. I usually just train my two partners and use and Exp. share on the rest.
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Probably Mt. Silver in terms of just gaining exp without going through the E4.
But for EV training obviously there's a different spot for each stat being trained.
The Saffron City Dojo is the best place to train.
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The Olympics is an exciting time to gather your kids around the TV to watch the world's best athletes go toe to toe. But beyond the rippling muscles, athletic prowess, and Spandex, there are plenty of opportunities to engage kids in deeper conversations. Seize the moment by asking open-ended questions, and see where the conversation goes.
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Talk about inspiration. If nothing else, the Olympics is a time to be awed by the abilities of the human body. Point out the kind of practice, dedication, and sacrifice that go into becoming an Olympic athlete. If there are certain competitors your kids like, find out more about their life and how they pursued their athletic goals.
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Arizona Museum for Youth becomes The i.d.e.a. Museum
The Arizona Museum for Youth is now The i.d.e.a. Museum (imagination, design, experience, art), unveiling a new name, new brand and new logo to take the museum to a new level of creativity, participation and experience.
"After two years of research and strategic input from experts and the community, the new i.d.e.a. Museum will be a place to experience the world differently through science, engineering, art and math," Museum Executive Director Sunnee O'Rork said. "It will be an imagination-driven destination for families to be together, to do things together and to learn together."
The decision to change the museum's name and brand was based on research showing that nearly eight out of ten adults visiting the Arizona Museum for Youth participated along with their children. This showed the museum was not only for youth but for the entire family.
"The i.d.e.a. Museum is another example of the innovative direction Mesa has taken as we continue to reinvent ourselves and become a destination for downtown Mesa, the valley and state," Mayor Scott Smith said.
Research indicated that audience growth and expansion at the Arizona Museum for Youth would be a challenge because audience base and membership are in constant turnover. Children's visitation peaks at 2-5 years of age and after age nine, there is a significant drop in attendance and confusion about whether it is a children's museum just for preschool or a family museum about Arizona.
"I have been involved with the Arizona Museum for Youth and its wonderful accomplishments in Mesa for 25 years, and its transformation to The i.d.e.a. Museum is a tremendous idea," District 3 Councilmember Dennis Kavanaugh said. "Most museums must reinvent themselves to be successful in the 21st century and I am confident the i.d.e.a. Museum and its staff and supporters are heading in the right direction."
With the unveiling at a ceremony today, the Museum begins an awareness-building process about the new brand that will include pop-up museums at different locations in the valley to provide information and to encourage nominations from the community for consideration for the Museum's i.d.e.a. Hall of Fame. The Hall will be a permanent reflection of the greatest, most creative and most useful ideas of all time. The first inductees will be announced later this year.
The Museum will close for renovations that coincide with the new brand from May 27 through June 20. The public will be invited to attend the grand reopening on Experience Weekend beginning June 21. The first exhibit, Dream On, explores both the scientific and artistic aspects of dreams.
A special event, The Big Idea Fundraiser, has been scheduled from 6-8 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 20 at the William Barnhart Studio, 506 N. Center St. to support the new brand. Tickets can be purchased online at www.arizonamuseumforyouth.com/fundraiser.aspx or by calling (480) 644-5564.
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Sounds good to me. Your personal favourite?
As far as I'm concerned the N64 titles are the best, Ocarina of Time is the quintessential Zelda to me but Majora's Mask is one of my most fondly remembered games. I can still remember the feeling of "wtf" when I finally went to the moon and found... well, I don't want to be accused of spoilers, but if you don't know how that sentence should end then you need to get on the Virtual Console when you get home and sort your life out.
Wind Waker was ruined just because sailing everywhere was such a PITA. I'm fine with the graphics, but changing the field to an ocean was a bit dull, tbh.
I'll upload later the full scale master sword I also have actual an ocarina of time too
...Still haven't played it.
Also, Link's Awakening is best Zelda.
But Impa in Skyward is best Impa.
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...but then, I've never really played Link's Awakening, so it would be hypocritical. But I did find the Gameboy Color version lying around when unpacking my man cav at the weekend, so I might have to go back to taking a Gameboy round with me everywhere I go
Alas, I have no 3DS, at least not yet. But I kinda miss holding a proper Gameboy. I found my original Pokémon cartridges at the same time, the temptation there was curiously strong.
You should play Majora's Mask though. It's completely insane and thoroughly haunting at the same time. And nothing else has ever quite matched the falling moon for sheer creepiness, especially the first time you get to Day 3 and see this filling the sky...
I already have my 3DS.
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Sgt_Kickaxe - 7:38 am on Dec 1, 2012 (gmt 0)
There was little chance the judge ruled the other way which is understandable but I think the sticky component was the ad removal.
I completely see the other side too, altering the appearance of a page to make it what YOU want it to be worked well for Myspace and so it is possible, as long as ads are respected.
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Kirsi Kuutti, a 2013 graduate of Duluth East High School, has marched off to the White House after spending her summer in an internship with NASA.By: Clara Hatcher, Duluth Budgeteer News
Kirsi Kuutti, a 2013 graduate of Duluth East High School, has marched off to the White House after spending her summer in an internship with NASA.
Kuutti got the internship to work on electrical engineering components for a deep space habitat station that NASA is developing. She was invited to the White House on July 31 as part of Champions of Change.
At the White House, Kuutti had an opportunity to talk about issues that she is familiar with, especially issues within the Duluth K-12 education system, to provide more opportunity for students to develop engineering skills.
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An effort is underway to help parents and grandparents attend college, and the University of Toledo is teaming up with Toledo Public Schools to make it happen.
"The goal is to make these classes more accessible, and the university is doing that by offering some of them off campus," said Lynne Hamer, an associate professor at UT.
TPS is working with the university and opening their doors to college students. In the fall, parents can take classes toward any UT major at the Leverette building. Classes in business and early childhood education will be offered through Samuel M. Jones at Gunckel Park and the South Toledo Community Center.
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CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. - Up against the 9th-ranked Tigers, the Forester women's basketball team (1-2) couldn't overcome a poor first half as they suffered a 77-61 road loss to Campbellsville University (3-0) Saturday night at the Powell Athletic Center.
After scoring the game's first five points, the wheels came off for HU. The Foresters didn't have an answer for Campbellsville's full court trapping defense and the Tigers took full advantage, holding Huntington to two points over a 12-minute span to open up 29-7 lead by the 6:36 mark.
A driving layup by Pazia Speed finally broke HU's drought and ignited a 10-2 run to cut the lead to 12 at 31-19 with 46 ticks remaining in the half. It looked like Coach Culler's squad would carry this momentum into the locker room but Angie Lawrence responded with a long bomb on the final possession to give the Tigers a 34-19 halftime lead.
It was a rough half for HU as they committed 14 turnovers, gave up 11 offensive rebounds for 18 points and managed only six field goals on 33.3 percent shooting but the break gave Culler a chance to make several adjustments.
The Foresters came out a different team in the second period. They played within one point of the Tiger's, a team that has scored over a 100 points in each of their first two contests with 55 points being the average margin of victory.
While Huntington was never able to trim the lead to single digits, they showed plenty of grit and determination as they methodically broke down Campbellsville's defense to score 42 points in the final twenty minutes on 46.7 percent shooting (14-for-30). They nearly cut their turnovers in half compared to the first period and knocked down 11 of their 12 free throw attempts to play even with the explosive Tigers.
While Kelsey Hubble carried the Foresters in the first half by scoring 11 of her 13 points in the first twenty minutes, Speed and Amelia Recker teamed up to account for over half of HU's offensive production in the second period by scoring 13 and 11 points respectively. They each finished with 15 for the game. Speed dished out a game-high six assists and swiped three steals while Recker ripped down a game-high ten rebounds to log her team's first double double of the year.
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I don't know about you, but when I hear someone mention Austrian wines, red wine is not what comes to my mind. As a matter of fact, doing a search for "Austrian wines" on Wikipedia, will show a picture of a glass of white wine made from Grüner Veltliner. It turns out the 70% of Austrian wines are white.
Austria also does a fair amount of desert wine production. And this is what I am most familiar with.
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The Zweigelt grape (pronounced ZVY-gelt) can be found in Austria, the Czech Republic and in Canada - in Ontario and British Columbia. It is a hardy grape with good resistance to frost. It has a late bud break and ripens early. With these qualities it is easy to see why the grape does well in Ontario and British Columbia. It makes me wonder why the grape has not been introduced in Southernm Colorado or Northern New Mexico; two places where having a frost resistence, late budding and early ripening would be qualities for a grape variety to have.
The Zweigelt grape variety was created in 1922 by Dr. Fritz Zweigelt by crossing two other grape varieties; St. Laurent and Blaufränkisch. The Zweigelt grape variety has become the most widely planted red grape variety in Austria. The wine is very dark ruby or dark purple color. It reminds me of a zinfandel - juicy and spicy. After letting the wine breathe for a bit in the glass, I noticed the smell of cherry. It has a nice oak taste due to aging in Barrique barrels, that is not an overwhelming woody taste.
I paid $12.50 for the bottle but I have seen it on the Internet for under $11. But at that price and then adding shipping of $2+ per bottle brought the price back to about what I paid. So $12.50 is probably not a bad price.
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2001 Nissan Pathfinder LE 4WD
ProsA very sure footed and responsive truck, with lots of power and poise. I never felt 'out of control' even on icy roads - as long as I was in 4WD with good rubber on all four corners. ConsTruck could have better gas mileage. It has gotten better with age, and when I stay around 60 mph (instead of where it performs best - about 80), I am seeing about 350 miles per tank.
I Bought This Suv With 10 Miles On The Odometer. It Has Brought Nothing But Joy, — I've had this Pathfinder for 11 years and researched copiously before purchasing it. Despite the price of gas, I constantly took 'rides' after giving it a good cleaning; I just enjoyed being in it. If this vehicle got 22 miles per gallon, I would never consider parting with it. But that is the trade off for the Pathfinder's performance; getting on any entrance ramp - even going uphill - is done with authority. Breaking is spot on, and I have had no trouble even on the occasional panic stop. Just use genuine Nissan parts! It hasn't rusted (it is garaged every night), I NEVER worry about being stuck ANYWHERE, and have had enough cargo space to pack two of my daughters off to college without having to put them (my daughters) on the roof rack. Owning this vehicle has been a honeymoon. But like all marriages, the priorities changes. I have no regrets. If you can find a 2001 - 2003 in good condition, you can't go wrong. Primary Use: Family transportation
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ProsGreat vehicle for Colorado climate and terrain.good space for family camping trips. ConsNone
Great Family Car — This has been a great reliable family car, especially in the bad weather we have here in colorado and for trips to the foothills. There is plenty of room for the family camping gear. This car feels very safe when driving and handles well even in icy conditions. Primary Use: Family transportation |
2001 Nissan Pathfinder LE 4WD
Pros185k on the original engine and still going strong. ConsGas mileage
Goldie The Pathfinder — Love my Pathfinder, I bought it in June with 180 thousand miles on it. The lease on my Accord was up and I just wanted something to get back and forth to school in that I would not have to dig out of my street in the winter when I was leaving for school in the morning. Love it so far, can't hardly wait for our snowy winter. The truck has great acceleration, corners very well and has the smoothest ride of any SUV that I have owned. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2001 Nissan Pathfinder SE
Prosaccelleration, visibility, Bose radio Consgas mileage, traction, leg room
Slip 'n' Slide — The Nissan Pathfinder seems like a fairly middle-of-the-road car. It has good acceleration and braking power, and steering is fairly responsive. However, it peels-out very easily due to an extremely touchy gas pedal, it will spin out if the street is wet, and the gas mileage is lacking. Seating can be a little cramped, as the back bench has very little leg-room. Also, on my car (a 2001), the CD player has gone ka-puts to the extent of replacing. |
2001 Nissan Pathfinder LE 4WD
Pros4WD, comfort, room, ride, safety ConsThe gas consumption could be better for a V6.
Great Vehicle. — I loved how it was able to handle with ease any weather conditions from downpours of rain to white out condition blizzards. It is very dependable even in temperatures below zero. Overall very satisfied with the purchase of this SUV. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
2001 Nissan Pathfinder SE 4WD
ProsGood road grip ConsAgain maintenance only if u use it roughly
Heavy Maintenance Cost — U have to b careful whn u go off-roads,u can get a good ride widout maintain cost, otherwise u end up in a garage...but it's a worth buy... I have just sold out mine got I used it for desert drives and it ended up My wallet on the jack. I have now come back to the basics,, driving a sedan. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
2001 Nissan Pathfinder LE
ProsGreat looking car, smoothish ride, sunroof. ConsFirst Cylinder misfire, Top Heavy, 6 Cylinders.
My Pathfinder :d — Love this car for its looks but I'm sick of driving an SUV. The car runs pretty smooth, not perfect but decent. The build quality is weak (first cylinder misfire), gas mileage sucks but looks sexy inside (leather) and out. Primary Use: Family transportation |
2001 Nissan Pathfinder SE 4WD
ProsLot of Horsepower, Nice Ride and lots of Amenities ConsNo aftermarket outfitting such as Lifts (other than suspension)
2001 Nissan Pathfinder — We had driven several SUVs, such as the Durango, Expedition, Blazer, Trailblazer, and Rodeo. But it wasn't until we drove the Pathfinder that we finally found the right vehicle. We instantly impressed with the drive, the power of the 3.5L V6 and the looks of the vehicle. Once we had driven the Pathfinder, we knew we found the SUV we had been looking for. |
2001 Nissan Pathfinder LE 4WD
Pros4 wheel drive, passenger friendly, not a gas hog, looks good on the road ConsWhen it gets wet, the tailpipe cover gets a little rusty and rattles
2001 Nissan Pathfinder SE 4WD
ProsPower, ride, quaity. ConsGas,
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Nice Looking "suv" And Not The Crossover/minivan Look By Pecknecker
Overall this is a great SUV. I wanted the 2012 since the 2013 changed bodystyles to the crossover and I wasn't impressed with its look so I took advantage of the huge rebates and price markdowns on t... Read More
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Love It By CoryFrazier
I can haul a ton of stuff around, it has great pickup and go. We mainly use it as our long trip car for its great feel when driving. A little hard to maneuver into small parking stalls, but great for ... Read More
2009 Nissan Pathfinder Reviews
So So By TEJ
It's a Nissian and will most likely will last for a long time. It's a very uncomfortable car, has little bells and whistles, very small back seat, and a below average radio system. I would not reco... Read More
I'll Be Loving My Pathfinder For A Long Time. By Bill1423
New ride quality is pretty firm, and nicely solid, but it seems to have softened up some around 2,000 miles. I like Nissan's powerful V6 in my base model. Only dislike about the engine itself is tha... Read More
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A Good Family Car With Massive Cargo Area By unique2001ng
Likes-Handling and speed, excellent cargo area, 3rd row seating, instrumentation, Dislike-Feul economy, An excellent family car with 3rd row seating, an all round good but very poor fuel economy as... Read More
Great Overall Suv! By rcbcpastor
We enjoyed this car as long as we had two children. When we found out a third was on the way, we decided it was time to move up to something with a full third row seat. Other than that, we loved this ... Read More
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Great Suv By sthpw05
Great vehicle. Strong engine, interior quality could be improved. Good highway mileage. Even better with K&N Cold Air intake. Pretty good pickup for a heavy SUV. Towing capacity is good, could be bett... Read More
My 4th Pathfinder By Glen
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Mutations in the N-terminal Actin-Binding Domain of Filamin C Cause a Distal Myopathy The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 88, Issue 6, 10 June 2011, Pages 729-740 Rachael M. Duff, Valerie Tay, Peter Hackman, Gianina Ravenscroft, Catriona McLean, Paul Kennedy, Alina Steinbach, Wiebke Schöffler, Peter F.M. van der Ven, Dieter O. Fürst, Jaeguen Song, Kristina Djinović-Carugo, Sini Penttilä, Olayinka Raheem, Katrina Reardon, Alessandro Malandrini, Simona Gambelli, Marcello Villanova, Kristen J. Nowak, David R. Williams, John E. Landers, Robert H. Brown, Bjarne Udd and Nigel G. Laing Abstract Linkage analysis of the dominant distal myopathy we previously identified in a large Australian family demonstrated one significant linkage region located on chromosome 7 and encompassing 18.6 Mbp and 151 genes. The strongest candidate gene was FLNC because filamin C, the encoded protein, is muscle-specific and associated with myofibrillar myopathy. Sequencing of FLNC cDNA identified a c.752T>C (p.Met251Thr) mutation in the N-terminal actin-binding domain (ABD); this mutation segregated with the disease and was absent in 200 controls. We identified an Italian family with the same phenotype and found a c.577G>A (p.Ala193Thr) filamin C ABD mutation that segregated with the disease. Filamin C ABD mutations have not been described, although filamin A and filamin B ABD mutations cause multiple musculoskeletal disorders. The distal myopathy phenotype and muscle pathology in the two families differ from myofibrillar myopathies caused by filamin C rod and dimerization domain mutations because of the distinct involvement of hand muscles and lack of pathological protein aggregation. Thus, like the position of FLNA and B mutations, the position of the FLNC mutation determines disease phenotype. The two filamin C ABD mutations increase actin-binding affinity in a manner similar to filamin A and filamin B ABD mutations. Cell-culture expression of the c.752T>C (p.Met251)Thr mutant filamin C ABD demonstrated reduced nuclear localization as did mutant filamin A and filamin B ABDs. Expression of both filamin C ABD mutants as full-length proteins induced increased aggregation of filamin. We conclude filamin C ABD mutations cause a recognizable distal myopathy, most likely through increased actin affinity, similar to the pathological mechanism of filamin A and filamin B ABD mutations. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1177 kb) |
Calponin Interaction with α-Actinin-Actin: Evidence for a Structural Role for Calponin Biophysical Journal, Volume 77, Issue 6, 1 December 1999, Pages 3208-3217 Barbara Leinweber, Jay X. Tang, Walter F. Stafford and Joseph M. Chalovich Abstract The purpose of this study was to address the paradox of calponin localization with α-actinin and filamin, two proteins with tandem calponin homology (CH) domains, by determining the effect of these proteins on the binding of calponin to actin. The results show that actin can accommodate near-saturating concentrations of either calponin and α-actinin or calponin and filamin with little change or no change in ligand affinity. Little direct interaction occurred between α-actinin and calponin in the absence of actin, so this effect is not likely to explain the co-distribution of these proteins. Calponin, like α-actinin, induced elastic gel formation when added to actin. When α-actinin was added to newly formed calponin/actin gels, no change was seen in the mechanical properties of the gel compared to calponin and actin alone. However, when calponin was added to newly formed α-actinin/actin gels, the resulting gel was much stronger than the gels formed by either ligand alone. Furthermore, gels formed by the addition of calponin to α-actinin/actin exhibited a phenomenon known as strain hardening, a characteristic of mechanically resilient gels. These results add weight to the concept that one of the functions of calponin is to stabilize the actin cytoskeleton. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (276 kb) |
Terminal assembly of sarcomeric filaments by intermolecular β-sheet formation Trends in Biochemical Sciences, Volume 34, Issue 1, 1 January 2009, Pages 33-39 Nikos Pinotsis, Patrizia Abrusci, Kristina Djinović-Carugo and Matthias Wilmanns Abstract The contraction–relaxation cycle of muscle cells translates into large movements of several filament systems in sarcomeres, requiring special molecular mechanisms to maintain their structural integrity. Recent structural and functional data from three filaments harboring extensive arrays of immunoglobulin-like domains – titin, filamin and myomesin – have, for the first time, unraveled a common function of their terminal domains: assembly and anchoring of the respective filaments. In each case, the protein–protein interactions are mediated by antiparallel dimerization modules via intermolecular β-sheets. These observations on terminal filament assembly indicate an attractive model for several other filament proteins that require structural characterization. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (611 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 71, Issue 6, 1428-1432, 1 December 2002
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Limb-girdle muscular dystrophy 1A (LGMD1A [MIM 159000]) is an autosomal dominant form of muscular dystrophy characterized by adult onset of proximal weakness progressing to distal muscle weakness. We have reported elsewhere a mutation in the myotilin gene in a large, North American family of German descent. Here, we report the mutation screening of an additional 86 families with a variety of neuromuscular pathologies. We have identified a new myotilin mutation in an Argentinian pedigree with LGMD1 that is predicted to result in the conversion of serine 55 to phenylalanine (S55F). This mutation has not been found in 392 control chromosomes and is located in the unique N-terminal domain of myotilin, only two residues from the T57I mutation reported elsewhere. Both T57I and S55F are located outside the α-actinin and γ-filamin binding sites within myotilin. The identification of two independent pedigrees with the same disease, each bearing a different mutation in the same gene, has long been the gold standard for establishing a causal relationship between defects in a gene and the resultant disease. As a description of the second known pedigree with LGMD1A, this finding constitutes that gold standard of proof that mutations in the myotilin gene cause LGMD1A.


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"When you sup with the devil use a very long spoon". True enough, especially in minesweeping, but if the thing is a minesweep, you can get better and more effective without paying a huge penalty to get high speed which is of precious little utility if the ship is just a robot boat and helo tender. To clear a lane with robot boats you don't need super hi tech R&D, just a lot of cheap noisy boats with a high magnetic signature. Clear 50 yards – boom, new cheap boat for 50 yards – boom, repeat. CH53′s tow mine sleds or did, because the sled is right good sized, has to be to work – so you need a big helo. Maybe a model helo with a roomba brain can do the job (!?) with a minisled in sea state 4 (?!)… maybe.
"Few seamen are boatmen and few boatmen are seamen", and damn few are aeronautical engineers too, but it's the aircraft design guys who come up with malaprop terminology like "seaframe", so they are the shepherds of this design goat rope, I guess. Which is why the whole thing looks like the science project of a bunch of drunken aero eng first year grad students told to use what you know to build a boat. Which reveals what they don't know, too.
Form follows function, so if this is a minesweep, show the form and how it will function.
Me, I think somebody watched too many transformer cartoons and never used a C ration can opener, thus never learning the power, and convenience, and economy, of a simple, cheap, efficient single purpose tool. It becomes ubiquitous and and fills the niche, while opening capacity for more of something else needed for the mission…any mission.
But I guess pull tabs mean the brave new generation doesn't know what the hell I'm talking about. But if anybody has a spare J. Wayne surgical can top remover, I've got a grandson getting about
Cub Scout high who might find it useful. I'll just sneak the physics and industrial design lecture into the demo on the QT. -
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Cap.n Bill
Isn't it just too damn bad that the LCS was not designed in the most simple manner possible with well prooven features ? Then the smart people might have been able to spend their time and expertise ensuring that the several drop on mission parts would be state of the art and not a dream yet to be fulfilled.
Cap'n Bill–
Perhaps a lesson for all of the smart people who designed her would be to take one of them to sea and then try it out without all of the whistles and bells. Put some of the uniformed program managers and the like (nothing below an O-6, please) on the deck plates and have them run these ships under combat conditions and see if they think they're effective. That's what they're asking some 20 something seaman to do. When they're willing to put their fanny where their mouths are in real time then I'll start to think that there may be something here.
Of course with their small crews, it's not outside the realm of possibility of being boarded by pirates and seized for ransom either. Take out the 57mm with an RPG from surprise and swarm it with multiple boats with boarding ladders. Hard to fit a mission module in a ship with an enemy jack above yours.
I'm a bit out of my element discussing naval matters, me being an Air Force guy, but exactly how hard would it be to just mount some harpoon missiles on the flight deck of an LCS to at least give it some actual teeth? I mean if the Coast Guard could do it with the Hamilton class cutter (USCGC Mellon), then why couldn't they do it with an LCS? The Freedom Class LCS and the Hamilton Class cutters are very close to each other when comparing size and weight characteristics after all.
Quick size comparison (via wiki):
Freedom Class LCS:
Displacement: 3,000 t
length: 378 ft
beam: 57.4 ft
draft: 12.8 ftHamilton Class Cutter:
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Again interesting discussion. Good I forced myself into weekend time instead of looking here.
To Grandpa Bluewater:
I really have to buy you a beer sometimes…Prost Kamerad!To Tim Choi, April 13th, 2012 at 6:46 PM:
Sorry mate, your are on the wrong track concerning the MCM capabilities of the LCS. So this vessel does not enter the minefield? When do you know you are not in a Mine Danger Area? When no one hits a mine?
This is almost like that guy who called the Desert Storm MCM-Operation "Audacious". Thank you very much coach. This "Audacious" Operation led to USS Tripoli and USS Princeton. And the aftermath, when the bloody europeans (who where acutally right about the risk, which nobody in the US chain of command wanted to hear. MCM? takes time? naah…I have to do my assault tomorrow, so go away fairy pinguin) had to clean up the mess left by USN. Operation Suedflanke (that was our name for that).Just because you have some fancy autonous stuff just doesn't mean you will outside the field. At some stage you have to recover the thin in order to post process the whole data flow of the Side Scan Sonar (or even more with Synthetic Aperture). MCM is a lot more than just fancy stuff currently under development. HUGIN and REMUS are there. So why develop it knew? Right, national boistering of industry. How I hate that.
but anyhow: Back to topic Minefield.
Signature, Acoustic, Magnetic, UEP, Elfe? Anything familiar? Our Submariners (206A and 212) already love the acoustic signature of those LCS. ASW? Ah, I forgot, all Autonomous now. Remember the pictures from our 206A of USS Enterprise?
So what about mines? Even a cheaper mine can do the job of finding it. Again the question: So when do you know when you are outside the danger area in the littorals/confined and shallow waters? I wonder.
ASW, MCM, ASuW, AAW in the littorals. All are classical threats in that environment. Maybe not sexy anymore, due to ASYMM. And a lot of expertise has been burned in many navies during the last years.
With regard to MCM, at a certain stage you will not be able to use organic means (AUV, USV or UAV). The operational area then requires dedicated means. I am not fighting the organic means. I like them a lot, because they improve my capabilities. But you have to keep in mind their shortfalls. And currently there are a lot. Some of them mentioned in the discussion above.
You have to be able to use the whole "arsenal". Dedicated and Organic. They both have their advantages and disadvantages you have to face and live with.
Just some points which you should think about, influenced by my heritage having grown up in European Waters and that special Operational Areas whe have there. -
"1) It's not an FFxG."
Well, it sure is being sold as a frigate. It wasn't originally, but then the quotes changed.
I recall a link and interesting website where a discussion similar to what is being had here was being debated in Canada
Here is the prefix to the list above:
Here is a little game that was originally conceived by David Axe at War is Boring, and which New Wars has put its own spin upon. For this particular post we will play around with some funds for the Canadian navy. Of late, budget difficulties and barely averted ship cuts has some questioning just what type of fleet does the world's largest country needs.
For the next few years the Canadian Government has allocated about $3 billion USD for the modernization of its 12 Halifax class frigates, plus an unknown amount for its Victoria class submarines. So lets say you had $3 billion USD to spend. Instead of modernizing older vessels which may or may not be right for modern and future problems of seapower, you could rebuild the fleet. Here are some choices of what you could buy with those same funds:
And then additionally:
http://newwars.wordpress.com/2010/03/20/canadas-destroyer-replacement/Something to read as you bounce back and forth to information dissemination~~ My intent is not to trivialize the discussion however to remind people that this is not a discussion that is USN unique but instead what happens in democracies. Doesn't make the passion of the opines any less valid.
Tim Choi
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@Lt Rusty
The LCS is not supposed to be able to outrun and/or blow up everything that gets shot at it – hell, a Burke can't do that, nevermind a small surface combatant. The speed, at the tactical combat level, is more for outrunning torpedoes and maintaining range against non-missile-armed swarm boats – 40 versus ~55ish may allow the ship to exhaust the torpedo's batteries before it gets hit and for the 57mm to sink any of the small boats before they get in RPG or rocket range.
"But what if the enemy DOES shoot missiles at the LCS?" you say. Well, what is the Navy doing fighting a war against a well-armed enemy with just LCSs? Foolish would be a plan that sends in LCSs without a Burke or Tico in the background for defence against more advanced threats.
"But that's idealistic! The enemy will not wait for you to gather all your fleet nicely before shooting!" So what's the alternative? Turn those 24 MCM LCSs into Burkes with a full suite of MCM capabilities? I'd love to see that, too, but in this (hell, any) economy? Let's be realistic here. Admittedly, the LCS isn't exactly cheap either, but it's still significantly cheaper than a Burke.@Grandpa Bluewater
Influence sweep by unmanned surface vehicles and helos are great, but only against influence-triggered mines. There are still the old fashion contact mines that require you to sail your minesweeper into in order to take care of them…unless we go ahead with all the new fancy gadgets.@Sperrwaffe
It is a fair point – how do we know when we're outside the minefield? To some extent, the advent of the ALMDS, if it can be taught to not mistaken sunlight for mines, will allow the ship's helicopter to check far in advance for moored and floating mines. Bottom and buried mines do remain problematic, admittedly. But that's where ISR comes in, right? What ships the Iranians have that are capable of deploying those kinds of mines, whether they're in port, etc.
I don't know enough about European MCM systems to comment on them, other than the fact that the European navies have practiced it a lot more than the Americans and any effort to clear the Strait in the near future will be tedious without European help. -
@Tim Choi
Thank you very much for replying.
We are certainly not that far away.
And as said before, I don't refuse the new developments. Just some points to add to your post.
During last MINWARA "Symposium on Technology and the Mine Problem" I had a long discussion with the guys from Northrop Grumman about ALMDS. It opens possibilities. If it will have the same performance of around 11-15m depths in areas like the North Sea or the Baltic, with a lot of sediments in the water column and algae, must still be proven. But if it gives you 6m thats already something and it contributes to the overall MCM Performance. Know your capabilities, their shortfalls and how to make the best out of it or even use it to improve your mission. But I will not elaborate on my favourite and beloved "Auftragstaktik"
ISR is good and the first step. However, for deploying mines I don't need special vessels. This makes the job of ISR somehow difficult. Remember the Oil Platform Tenders with their decks crowded with drums which were filled with russian lugems (moored contact mine, also influence possible)? Those things have to be taken into account.
You mentioned the straits. From my point of view currently the most important thing is to develop a database for the strait(like Route Sourvey)and for the channels which must be used for concentrating and controlling shipping. To know what is happening in the watercolumn. -
Best way to "re-image" LCS is paint "Budweiser" on the side and pop the top.
Rich B.
The LCS elephant is the mouse built to government standards.
With LCS all we are doing are purchasing a less effective platform than current world designs. If you look at the new Franco-Italian FREMM Class, or even Britain's much older Type 23/Duke Class, both outclass it in combat capability.
We have already declared victory on a ship that is incapable of performing any of it's primary missions.
I would rather server on smaller corvettes like Israel's US-built, $260 million Sa'ar 5 Eilat Class, and Sweden's ultra-stealthy Visby Class and you could create a small forward deployed fleet for a portion of the cost.
The Danish Stanflex ships include modules with a Mk 48 vertical launch system that can handle longer-range air defense missiles, and mounts launchers for Harpoon anti-ship missiles. These ships offer true modularity compared to our struggling ship for 1/5 of the proposed crew.
The LCS crew will suffer from being overtasked in combat or even specialized operations as evidence by numerous studies which declare technology development and navy policy/procedure have not yet evolved sufficiently to make such a low manning feasible.
I rebut the notion that young officers are not voicing their concerns. I have sat across from the Naval Architect and offered to show him where a 5.56 round penetrated through decking on an Aegis CG to the radar room and asked how a "littoral combat ship" made from aluminum was intended to protect the interior mission critical components and crew from .50 cal, 7.62 AK-47 and RPGS (some of the most prolific weapons) in a littoral environment.
The problem is those closest to the problem are ignored often due to "inexperience."
Straifing fire from .50 would jeopardize this nearly billion dollar warship; and it wouldn't exactly be that hard to hit.
The simple truth stated astutely in a Defense Industry Daily article, that so many of our upper echelons are ignoring is many nations field large Fast Attack Craft equipped with anti-ship missiles. Despite being 1/3 the LCS' length and less than 1/3 of its displacement, their employment would create a threat that could attack an LCS from beyond its range of reasonable retaliation, with a weapon that the LCS' lower damage tolerance would handle poorly.
I would rather they bring back a Gearing; throw on a one armed bandit and a flight deck and you would have a more battle tested and functional design than the gross expenditure which is LCS.
Perhaps I'm a bitter old retiree… but there is not "one ship to rule them all." Every other nation in the world recognizes this; except us.


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A poll has been opened to decide the names for two newly discovered moons of Pluto, and so far the response has been phenomenal, the SETI Institute told El Reg. The two moons, the fourth and fifth found to be orbiting Pluto, have been provisionally named P4 and P5, but now the SETI Institute has teamed up with the International …
I've gone and submitted Pirithous as an alternative. It's one of my favourite "don't piss off the Gods" stories.
He and Theseus went down to the underworld with the intent of taking Persephone as his wife. Needless to say it didn't end well, what with them both being trapped on the chair of forgetfulness by Hades, and Theseus only being freed at the expense of his buttocks when Heracles harrowed hell to get Cerberus; Pirithous was trapped forever.
Can't remember but
"Lethe, whose waters caused those who drank to forget everything" I think I might actually have been there
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Nah, that was some of uncle Roscoe's homemade glog.
Icon because it was 190 proof.
Keep the dog/hell theme of Pluto and add in Cerberus and Orthrus
Or if you just want to stick to Disney dogs then Goofy and his son Max
following in from Nix
Zilch and Nada
or following on from Charon: Cloe and Joey - cant get much nearer hell than that.
"Showalter has already named two moons of Uranus (Mab and Cupid, named after Shakespearean characters)"
Surely Uranus's satellites/moons should be called hemorrhoid and klingon... Or Sphincter and Starfish
Red Dwarf..
'HeadOne' and 'HeadTwo'. Kryten had three but one was a mardy Yorkshireman so it can be upset at not being nominated.
Hades reference... Cerberus had two heads.
Re: Red Dwarf..
Cerberus had three heads, his brother Orphus had two heads
Re: Classical Underworld?
Heh - posted that Underworld joke on the other page....
But I guess as a followup we could go with "Everything" and "Everything"
Could do with something really classical
Dante and Virgil?
Named after the The Divine Comedy, rather than the Devil May Cry series.
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Because everyone knows they are out there but no ones really that interested.
a poetic reflection
The hell of astronomy
is all that taxonomy.
There's an object for everyone famous.
I understand Triton
was one of the Titans.
But I don't know much of Uranus.
I'm very impressed by Uranus.
The cold gassy blob is Uranus.
"only a handful of man-made object to venture out of the solar system"
Is that hand empty? I though voyagers hadn't made it yet, and they are the furthest away.
All of you ignoring the "classic greek" bit
Look, if you are going to ignore the requirement for classic Greek, then there is one name that must obviously be there.
For the co-starring role, any of the following would do:
Sisyphus got left off the list. There must be some mistake... or perhaps someone dropped the ball.
Naw, we just don' wan' no sissies 'round our planetoid!
(and why the hell you were downvoted is beyond me...)
>> SETI said it is monitoring the boards for signs of spamming.
and if there are no signs, they'll pick an even easier target until ... something ... please ... anything.
Pluto's not a planet, remember?
They can't be moons, 'cause when illegitimate planets get things orbiting around them, they have the power to just shut that whole thing down.