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Temporary change of opening hours for the Drop-in Help Desk at Banbury RoadFrom Monday, March 10th, up to and including Friday, March 21st, the IT Services Banbury Road Help Desk will open from 11:00 am instead of the usual 08:30 am. This is because we are particularly short staffed during those two weeks. We will still be taking queries by phone and email from 8:30 am as usual. Data Centre Reception and the Course Registration area are unaffected and will operate their normal hours.
Turnitin User Group meeting Wed 26 March 2:00pmJoin us at the termly meeting of the Turnitin User Group at IT Services, 13 Banbury Road. More details and booking information are available via the link provided.
WebLearn User Group Meeting 17 March 2014The March meeting of the WebLearn User Group is all about creating web pages to enhance navigation and the presentation of materials in your WebLearn site.
Revised Service CatalogueA new and improved Service Catalogue is now available. We hope that the revised structure offers users a more streamlined approach to accessing information on our services. The information is now split out into three levels. Firstly, a dashboard landing page now illustrates the service categories by role and theme as well as a by a searchable A-to-Z listing. These then link through to a summary of services within each category, each with a short description. This category summary then links to service description pages for the majority of our services. We are currently reviewing how best to present information to our users, so if you have any comments or feedback on the resource, please send this through to the Projects and Service Management team by Friday 14 March.
Breakfast at IT ServicesNew members of Oxford University staff are warmly invited to join us for breakfast at IT Services, Banbury Road. Over croissants and coffee, we will introduce you to the many important services that are available to you for your work or research. There will also be a chance to chat to IT staff and other newcomers. New members of Oxford University staff are warmly invited to join us for breakfast at IT Services, Banbury Road. Over croissants and coffee, we will introduce you to the many important services that are available to you for your work or research. There will also be a chance to chat to IT staff and other newcomers.
Research Data Management Training CoursesUpcoming research data management training events taught by members of the Research Support Team. Upcoming research data management training events taught by members of the Research Support Team.
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Freshers' Survey Report 2013 now availableA report detailing the results of the 2013 Freshers' Survey is now available. Responses have been analysed overall, by level of study and by division. Over 20% of freshers bring tablets, the percentage of Windows machines drops again but the number of people with no anti-virus protection is still rising. Wireless access everywhere is the top 'essential' facility.
WebLearn and Turnitin courses Hilary Term 2014To all WebLearn users, local WebLearn coordinators and Turnitin users. We have planned another full programme of ITLP courses for the new term. The majority of courses are aimed at staff members, but there is one for students on 'How to avoid plagiarism'. The WebLearn User Group will meet on Mon 17 March (2-4 pm), and the Turnitin User Group on Wed 26 March (2-4 pm). The course programme and booking link for courses and user group meetings can be found via the accompanying URL.
Synching your mobile device with NexusSee our Nexus mobile pages for instructions as to how to synchronise your mobile with Nexus.
For those who already do, there will be brief interruptions to the synchronisation between 0700 and 0900 on 28th January, 4th February and 6th February 2014. This is due to essential maintenance work taking place. Apologies for the inconvenience.
For those who already do, there will be brief interruptions to the synchronisation between 0700 and 0900 on 28th January, 4th February and 6th February 2014. This is due to essential maintenance work taking place. Apologies for the inconvenience.
Safer Internet Day Tues 11th Feb: 'Let's create a better Internet together'.For Safer Internet Day 2014 a panel of experts will join together to discuss this year's theme - "Let's create a better Internet together". The event is being organised by the University's Information Security team and Academic IT Services. Discussion will focus on what responsibilities the University, its staff and students have in helping to create a better Internet.
IT Services Livestream 'Stargazing Oxford' on Saturday 11th Jan.Our Educational Media Team will be supporting Oxford Physics to live stream "Stargazing Oxford". On January 11th from 2pm onwards, a series of short talks, games and demonstrations will leave you putting down your TV remote and reaching for your telescope. Areas covered will include far-off galaxies, the Galaxy Zoo and the vastness of the Universe. Join us at http://livestream.com/oxfordpodcasts and join in with the fun by tweeting on the #StargazingOxford hashtag. Further details : https://www2.physics.ox.ac.uk/events
New year, new skills. All our IT courses for January '14 are open for booking now.The course catalogue provides summary information about courses offered by the IT Learning Programme and Bodleian Libraries. In the course catalogue you can express your interest in courses that are not currently scheduled.
Drop your docs in a My Site for when you're out and aboutGet access to all of your important documents and files from anywhere. And don't worry about them sitting on someone else's server. Open up your Nexus My Site and add stuff for your eyes only, or for you to share with others. A Nexus My Site gives you pretty much everything SharePoint has to offer, just for you: document libraries; lists of all sorts; an internal blog; and a personal profile to share with your colleagues. Find out more or simply get started by visiting https://mysite.nexus.ox.ac.uk
Christmas Closure of the Banbury Road Help Desk The Help Desk at 13 Banbury Road will be closed from
- 12:00 noon on Tuesday, December 24th, 2013
- 8:30 am on Thursday 2nd January, 2014.
Oxford University student help needed for usability studyWe are currently redesigning our web site and need up to 5 Oxford University student volunteers to perform some user testing experiments for us. It will take no longer than 1 hour and you will receive a £10 Amazon voucher for your time. The testing will take place on Thursday 12th December during the afternoon. If you are interested in helping please contact IT Services Webmaster in the first instance.
IT Services' Online Advent CalendarThe University Strategic Plan says we should develop Oxford's online presence. We prefer online presents. In our Open Advent calendar this year IT Services will showcase the many lovely things we give users. A new door will become open each day until 24th December.
Flash Talk Physics LiveOn Wednesday 4th December from 6:30pm til 8:30 pm, we will be streaming the exciting 'Flash Talk Physics' event live. The event showcases cutting-edge physics research in a series of bite-size 10 minute talks. Join in using the hashtag #flashtalkphysics.
Oxford Teaching Resources in TESconnect for Remembrance DayTESconnect is the online portal for the Times Educational Supplement. It provides access to online versions of the magazine, forum, jobs, newsletter etc. It also includes a 'Teaching Resources' section where teachers share and download free lesson plans, classroom resources, revision guides and curriculum worksheets. The site has 2.7 million registered users in over 276 countries, so the potential audience for our OER is huge. Our first Oxford resources include materials to support teachers in advance of Remembrance Day.
Breakfast at IT ServicesNew members of Oxford University staff are warmly invited to join us for breakfast at IT Services, Banbury Road. Over croissants and coffee, we will introduce you to the many important services that are available to you for your work or research. There will also be a chance to chat to IT staff and other newcomers.
Closure of the Help Centre Self-Service Area at 13 Banbury RoadOn Friday, November 29th,the self-service printing, scanning, windows and Apple Mac machines in the Banbury Road Help Centre will be withdrawn. Note that this does not affect the poster printing service or the drop-in help desk. Usage of the self-service facilities has been declining over recent years. IT Services is now considering what type of centralised IT resource would better meet the needs of the University would like to hear from you. To discuss the closure or ideas for the future, email firstname.lastname@example.com to arrange a meeting.
Research Skills ToolkitIT Services and Bodleiean Libraries offer a free hands-on workshop for research students introducing key tools, techniques and resources. There are limited spaces so book your place now.
Open Access Week EventsOpen Access Week is an annual global event intended to highlight the benefits of Open Access. Oxford University will be holding a number of Open Access events, both during the week itself and throughout the academic year.
Developing an IT Strategic PlanPlease review the new collegiate University draft IT Strategic Plan. We welcome your comments to firstname.lastname@example.com by 20th December 2013
Open Access Week @ Oxford 2013Open Access Week (Twitter #OAWeek) is nearly here; it is an annual global event intended to highlight the benefits of Open Access. Oxford University is holding a number of Open Access events starting on Monday 21 October and continuing throughout the 2013-14 academic year. Please visit Open Access Oxford for more information.
You are the target: find out how to protect yourselfAn overview from Information Security experts of tips to protect yourself, your family and the University. Why is your personal information valuable? What are common ways that it might get into the wrong hands and the practical things you can do to reduce the risk of data theft. Available to book online now. Part of a series of Security and Privacy Online courses.
Social Media Michaelmas is back!The award-winning Engage: Social Media Michaelmas is back! For the second year running IT Services with the Bodleian Libraries will be offering a full term of social media and digital communications events to explore tools and strategies for building online presence, academic networking, engagement and impact.
Engage: A guide to using digital technologies for public engagementOf particular interest to researchers, research facilitators and anyone involved in outreach activities, the Engage web site provides useful information to those who are looking to enhance their public engagement activities though the use of digital technologies.
OSS Watch's services for University of Oxford staffOSS Watch is a service offered by Oxford IT Services, offering support, training, and consultancy in a range of areas.
IT Resources for National Poetry DayWe host online collections of open educational resources (OER) which can be used by the public at any time, but particularly on National Poetry Day. In addition to the famous First World War Poetry Archive which has been cited in hundreds of academic publications; and the University of Oxford Text Archive; we also have a large collection of podcasts of, and about, poetry and poetry resources specifically for schools in our Great Writers Collection. Our collections hold many unique treasures including young British poets competing for the Tower poetry prize, a history of the Eighteenth Century in ten poems, the war diaries of Vera Brittain and our Deputy CIO reading Beowulf.
Women in Science Editathon: Ada Lovelace Day 2013The University of Oxford's IT Services and Bodleian Libraries are organising an editathon focused on women in science to celebrate Ada Lovelace Day on 15 October 2013. The editathon will take place at IT Services on Banbury Road.
Talk like a Pirate Day it may be, but thar be good reasons why it's not a good idea t' act like one online.Ahoy me hearties! Talk like a pirate day it may be but thar be good reasons why it's not a good idea t' act like one online. Pillagin' the Internet for booty might seem attractive t' some bilge-sucking scallywags and ye can see why sometimes. A recent study by Ofcom cites cost, availability o' desired material and convenience as the main reasons why people choose t' hornswaggle when it comes t' online content and more than half of ye Internet users have downloaded or streamed infringin' material at some point. The Ofcom study also suggest that infringement notifications or technical measures, as foreseen by the Digital Economy Act, were unlikely to change behaviour but avast ye for here be a couple o' good reasons why your booty may turn out t' be cursed!
WebLearn and Turnitin courses MT 2013We have planned another full programme of ITLP courses for the new term, in particular on the topics of using WebLearn (for staff) and Turnitin (mostly for staff). There is one course for students on How to avoid Plagiarism, which has proved to be very popular. Go to the ITLP courses database for course descriptions, topics and booking facilities. Look under W for WebLearn or P for Plagiarism.
ITLP October courses are open for booking.October ITLP courses are now available for booking. See: http://courses.it.ox.ac.uk/atoz for more details.
In response to feedback from students we have a new look WebLearn Welcome page.In response to feedback from students last year in the WebLearn Student Experience project we have a new Welcome page. The new page includes 'Get Started', 'Suggest a System Improvement' , 'User Voice' and 'Did you know?'.
Learn R on 'Talk Like a Pirate Day' 19th Sept.As is now traditional, in celebration of international Talk Like a Pirate Day on Sept 19th, we will be running a course to learn R. Please book your place now http://courses.it.ox.ac.uk/detail/TMMJ
Discover our crowdsourcing service this autumnRunning Community Collections and Crowdsourcing Service. This is a service available to groups internal and external to the University, offering free advice and more indepth coaching, training and leadership on a cost-recovery basis. This Autumn there will be plenty of opportunities to hear more about the service and the projects we have developed, including a new *free* course available to University members (information to come). See: More about crowdsourcing service.
Podcasts from the 2013 Digital Humanities@Oxford Summer School are now available online.20 recordings of sessions in the Cultural Connections theme are now available to listen/watch again. The sessions will be of interest to researchers, project managers, research assistants, and students who are interested in the creation, management, analysis, modelling, visualization, or publication of digital data for the humanities.
A new University of Oxford Museums app is available to download.Teams in IT Services have worked with the Oxford University Museums to create a new app. Discover featured objects and keep up to date with the latest exhibitions and events.
The webauth pages, where members of the University type in their Oxford account credentials, have changed.We have recently updated the 'Webauth' pages to a new style. These are the login pages that members of the University type in their Oxford account credentials in order to access a wide variety of services. The new pages will work better on smaller screened devices such as tablets and phones, as well as with laptops and desktops. The new appearance is also consistent with the branding used for other services provided for the University by IT Services. See: http://www.it.ox.ac.uk/publicity/webauth/ for example pages and more information.
Celebrating 1 million visitors to our First World War Poetry Digital collections.The First World War Poetry Digital Archive is an online repository of over 7000 items of text, images, audio, and video for teaching, learning, and research. Freely available to the public as well as the educational community, the First World War Poetry Digital Archive is a significant resource for studying the First World War and the literature it inspired. The site has now attracted more than 1 million visitors.
20,865,969 downloads and counting....The Oxford podcasts collection would take you 123 days to watch start to finish. We have released another 2,000 items in the last 12 months. More than half are licenced as Creative Commons for re-use. 470 different series from across the University and nearly 21 million downloads for Oxford on iTunesU.
Digital.Humanities@Oxford Summer SchoolThe Digital.Humanities@Oxford Summer School (DHOxSS) is an annual Digital Humanities training event which usually takes place in July at the University of Oxford. DHOxSS delegates are introduced to a range of topics suitable for researchers, project managers, research assistants, and students who are interested in the creation, management, analysis, modelling, visualization, or publication of digital data for the humanities. Each delegate follows one of our 5-day workshops and supplements this with plenary guest lectures by experts in their fields. DHOxSS is a collaboration for Digital.Humanities@Oxford between the University of Oxford's IT Services, the Oxford e-Research Centre (OeRC), the Bodleian Libraries, and The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities. DHOxSS is directed by Dr James Cummings from IT Services.
Support for Oxford Open DaysVisitors to Oxford for Open Days are able to acccess a range of useful materials on their mobile devices as they explore the city. We have thousands of example lectures and tutorials available online for free which give a taster of what Oxford life is like. Audio tours make our sites accessible and Mobile Oxford provides information about buildings, bus times, library access and so much more.
Learning about Social Media at OxfordThe demand for training and expertise in the use of social media and communication technologies for academic practice has grown over the past few years, to support public engagement and outreach activities, as well as the progression of an academic career through a powerful online presence and social networking.
OxTALENT Awards at the IT Services Red Carpet Event 2013At IT Services on 18th June 2013, a red carpet reception will be held to celebrate Oxford's innovative use of IT in teaching and learning. This event is invitation only. However, you can follow the proceedings online through twitter (@ltgoxford and #oxtalent2013 ) and via the event blog posts.
Case Studies of Innovative PracticeA series of video case studies of innovative practice in use of technology for teaching and learning.
Opportunities for Oxford Students to join us as Summer InternsOver the summer IT Services offer paid internships to Oxford University Students. These are exciting opportunities to join our dedicated IT Services teams and we are looking for students from various backgrounds. The internship will offer you valuable work experience that will help in your future career, as well as being part of a key project for the University.
The Oxford Community Collection ModelThe Oxford Community Collection Model is used to create collections by combining large-scale online crowd-sourcing with personal, individual interaction. The Model allows contributors to choose the way they wish to contribute to a collection, offering an opportunity for those who lacks the resources, ability, or opportunity to use computers to be part of a digital initiative, sharing their material with the World.
Oxford Talks: Daily Listings Now OnlineOne-stop shop for academic seminars, regardless of subject or degree of specialisation. Daily listings and searches by date, talk, series, speaker, or venue. Sign in to create your own personal list of talks, choose daily or weekly email reminders, or get a feed directly to your calendar.
When Facebook is not EnoughAlthough Facebook is a popular tool amongst students, most of the students who attended our user research workshops agreed that it would be a good idea to have discussion forums in WebLearn for activities which support academic activities such as a lecture topic, or FAQs with respect to practicals and tutorials.
WebLearn on iPads for the Blavatnik SchoolThe Blavatnik School of Government have produced a short video to show how they used WebLearn to support their students using ipads on course.
Case Studies of Global ReachA new case study published by the Higher Education Academy describes the ways in which we promote and track international use of our OER collections.
Thursday 23 May is Learning at Work Day!Learning at Work Day is a national annual awareness campaign to promote and support workplace learning. This year's theme is "Many Ways to Learn" and all University staff are invited to sample our many ways to learn from a range of face to face sessions, downloadable podcasts and on-line learning material.
OxTALENT Awards 2013The OxTALENT annual awards recognise members of the University who have made use of ICT to foster learning and academic practice at either undergraduate or postgraduate level. Awards can be given either to individuals or to teams. Applications relating to the development of more effective links between teaching and research or to improving impact and outreach will be particularly welcome.
Locating Graduate TrainingThe Graduate Training information site in WebLearn has recently been expanded to advertise training opportunities for graduate students provided by all the academic divisions and departments as well as central services such as the Bodleian Libraries, IT Services (ITLP), Careers Service, Language Centre and Safety Office.
Oxford iTunesU reaches 19 million downloadsOctober 2012 marked the fourth anniversary of the launch of Oxford's iTunesU site, featuring audio and video podcasts from across the University. It has been a great success - 19 million downloads so far, and currently reaching a worldwide audience of 185 countries.
Freshers' IT wishes? Read about it in our Freshers' Survey Report 2012OUCS and now IT Services have run a survey at Freshers' Fair since 2004. The aim is to capture the prior experiences, and more recently, wishes of freshers to inform IT Services' strategy, focus and resources. For example, the IT Learning Programme use the data to help them plan courses. The survey also provides a wealth of data for divisions and others to use as they see fit, for example, to explore the support requirements or students or assess what proportion would own the appropriate technology to access facilities they might provide.
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Yelawolf & Travis Barker "Psycho White" EP Stream
UPDATE #3: Before fans get "Love Story," Yelawolf fans will hear an EP with the Blink-182 drummer.
Yelawolf has reportedly delayed recording his sophomore studio full-length, Love Story. The Shady/Ghet-O-Vision/Interscope Records release will follow up Yela's 2011 debut, Radioactive. However, Billboard.com recently reported that the Gasden, Alabama DXnext alum is first planning an EP with Travis Barker, of Blink-182 fame.
Called Psycho White, the EP finds the two who have worked together in a Famous Stars & Straps partnership in the studio. Now completed, the work is said to include guest-work from Tim Armstrong of Punk group Rancid.
Barker is also reportedly doing an EP with Def Jam/Loud Records emcee Asher Roth and Virginia producer Nottz, as revealed to HipHopDX in March by Roth.
Billboard.com has the full story. A release date for Psycho White has yet to be announced.
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That the first free settlers in Brisbane were a group of German missionaries is not as widely known as it should be. Some insights into their contributions and influence on the young city are described.
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The following resources are available to assist faculty and staff in recruiting competitive students to attend FAU's graduate programs. The following listing includes annual and recurring events held by the Graduate College as well as information about databases and other tools that will aid you in identifying and communicating with prospective students.
The annual Graduate College Recruitment Workshop presents funding opportunities for the Graduate Recruitment Grant and Graduate Recruitment Fellowship programs. The Graduate Recruitment Workshop is held every fall semester on the Boca Raton campus. To learn more about the event, click here.
The Graduate Student Candidate Identification System (GSCIS) is a free recruitment tool for Florida public universities. The GSCIS database contains names and contact information for more than 77, 000 undergraduates at Florida SUS schools who have completed at least 72 credit hours and have a GPA of a 2.8 or higher. A GSCIS list will provide both email and mailing addresses of prospective students. If you would like to receive a list of undergraduate students to contact for recruiting purposes, please send an email to Charlene Hickson, at firstname.lastname@example.com, Graduate College Recruitment Coordinator. Please include the following in your request:
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The Graduate College has a GRE® Search Service account. If you order your list of prospective students through the Graduate College, you will not have to pay the $250.00 annual processing fee. You program will only be responsible for the cost associated with the list of prospective students. The current cost per name is $0.43. If you would like to purchase a GRE list, please contact Charlene Hickson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Graduate College has launched an Online Information Request Form on its website. Prospective students can use this tool to request information about our graduate programs. When information requests are received by the Graduate College, we forward those inquiries to the admissions staff members in the appropriate graduate program(s) in the form of a spreadsheet. These reports are emailed bi-weekly.
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The Graduate College hosts monthly Information Sessions. Prospective students can register to attend the information sessions here. The sessions provide students with an overview of the graduate admissions process. There are presentations from the Graduate College, Testing and Evaluation, Test Preparation, and the Office of Student Financial Aid.
The Graduate Open House is an annual event that provides prospective graduate students the opportunity to meet with FAU representatives from the Graduate College, academic programs, the Office of Student Financial Aid, and other student services departments. The fall 2013 Open House is tentatively scheduled for November 7, 2013. More detailed information regarding the Open House will be sent to faculty and staff in the academic programs at the beginning of the fall semester.
The Graduate College attends Graduate and Professional Fairs throughout the state of Florida. These Graduate and Professional Fairs are held annually during the fall semester. The inquiry cards the Graduate College collects from interested students at these fairs are forwarded to the appropriate graduate programs at the University for follow up.
The GRE was revised in July 2012. The PowerPoint presentation below was developed by Marc Wharton, the University's Test Preparation Coordinator. It provides detailed information about the revisions that were made to the GRE.
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Are you donating your car to charity, or for-profit middlemen?
By TERI SFORZA
The well-respected Breast Cancer Research Foundation in New York tried something new in 2012: Raising money through used car donations. It contracted with a Costa Mesa-base
Sun Feb 23, 2014
Commercial fundraisers swallow millions meant for charity
By TERI SFORZA
The phone rings. You hear a tragic tale about dying children or disabled firefighters or the devastation left by breast cancer. You reach for your credit card and make a donation, feeling like you've helped make the world a better place.
Fri Jan 31, 2014
Charity, church sending clothes, meals to Philippines for typhoon relief
A Dana Point charity that is buying land from the city is teaming up with a San Clemente church to send food and clothes to survivors of the typhoon that slammed the Philippines last month. The Lighthouse Charitable Foundation and The Shoreline Church are preparing to send thousands of pounds of food and clothes to help people recovering
Wed Dec 18, 2013
Zarnow: SmileMakers Guild gives gift of remembering
Thanksgiving through Christmas is heartwarming season. If you warmed yourself from the glow of all the stories about acts of kindness, you wouldn't need a furnace.We think of the hungry, the poor and especially the children. What caught my attention about the SmileMakers Guild is that it thinks of the lonely. And, truthfully, the elderly
Mon Dec 16, 2013
Rees: Neighborhood celebrates by giving
By ERIK REES
As the sun goes down on these chilly December nights, families are bundling up, and heading out to enjoy the beautiful displays of Orange County holiday lights and neighborhood decorations. Collaborative holiday decorating has become a tradition for many Orange County neighborhoods and many residents anticipate the challenges of their co
Mon Dec 16, 2013
Girl at center of equine horror story turned fairy tale
By LORI BASHEDA
He was the last one they freed. When rescuers looked into his stall, they found him standing there, alone. Ribs sticking out; hip bone nearly piercing his hide; manure stuck to his legs. So when he walked out, they began to cry. They cried because he wasn't defeated, head hanging. This horse walked out regally, he
Wed Dec 04, 2013
O.C. nonprofits are working in new ways
By SAMANTHA DUNN
From pet rescues to food banks and everything in between, Orange County has seen an unprecedented growth of nonprofits to meet the ever-increasing needs of its citizens. For many of them, though, getting enough money to stay afloat is going to mean reinventing the old ways of doing business. That's the finding from research
Tue Dec 03, 2013
Help that truly touches lives
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When you're considering nonprofits, it's easy to get caught up in the idea of giving and forget the reality: They wouldn't exist if people didn't truly need them. Often the help they offer is so valuable it's life-changing. Here, three Orange County residents tell how local nonprofits have affected their lives. The Salvat
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Who gives and who gets donations to charity
By TERI SFORZA
The good news: Americans donated a whopping $316.2 billion to nonprofits last year, up 3.5 percent from the year before. The not-so-good news: Even with that uptick, donations are still down more than 8 percent from a pre-financial-Armageddon high of $344.5 billion in 2007, according to comprehensive data from the Giving USA Foundation a
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IRVINE – Itchy legs and dirty shoes are a small price to pay for a good lesson learned, as far as Loretta Goltara is concerned. Goltara, of San Clemente, spent Sunday afternoon with her husband and two small children picking tomatoes for the Second Harvest Food Bank at the Incredible Edible Park. "We wanted to teach o
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IRVINE – An annual inline-hockey tournament that supports area hospitals collected 296 pints of blood and at least $105,000 in donations, according to organizers. The amount of blood donated exceeded event goals and notched a new record for the event at The Rinks Irvine Inline. The previous record, set during last year's tournament
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San Clemente-based Family Assistance Ministries presented its 26th annual Hunger Walk on Sunday afternoon to raise money to provide needy south Orange County residents with food, shelter, financial, transportation, medical and other assistance. The walk covered 2½ miles between the San Clemente Community Center, at the corner of A
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More than 250 people turned out this weekend for the Dana Point Relay for Life, a 24-hour walk to raise money for the American Cancer Society. The event at Lantern Bay Park began Saturday morning with cancer survivors taking the first lap. A luminaria ceremony that night honored cancer patients and those lost to the disease. The
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Supporters of Family Assistance Ministries, a San Clemente-based nonprofit that helps needy people with food, shelter and financial, transportation, medical and other issues, turned out Friday night for "FAM Jam," a benefit party featuring dinner, music, dancing and auctions at Bella Collina Towne & Golf Club in San Clemente.
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Local men on 450-mile bike ride to assist injured vets
By LUKE RAMSETH
The end of a long road is near for two south Orange County cyclists as they pedal down Highway 1 Thursday from Pismo Beach toward Solvang, northwest of Santa Barbara. Bruce Birkeland, 68, and David Weiss, 60, hope to reach the Santa Monica Pier on Saturday, the culmination of a bike tour that started Sunday in Palo Alto. It's the first t
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Laguna Relay for Life raises $24,000 for cancer fight
The Laguna Beach Relay for Life, a 24-hour walk to raise funds for the American Cancer Society, returned to El Morro Elementary School this weekend, featuring more than 200 participants on 15 teams. The event ends at 9 a.m. Sunday. Cancer survivors took the first lap of the walk Saturday morning. That night, a luminaria ceremony honored
Sun Oct 13, 2013
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Advocates say seniors at risk with further federal cuts
By THERESA WALKER
In a county whose population is aging more rapidly than the national average, some people 60 and older already are scrambling for food because of federal budget cuts. Advocates fear that reality, of hunger among Orange County's elderly, is being overlooked as Congress battles over the federal budget. That's why people who run the
Mon Sep 30, 2013
Mickadeit: $50,000 man visits center
By FRANK MICKADEIT
It was March when Paul Musco gave $50,000 to the Evergreen-Cedar Community Center in Santa Ana, but it wasn't until Friday that I arranged to for him to see firsthand the audacious little social experiment he's helped survive. I'd offered to drive the 87-year-old Musco to the center, which is in a sketchy neighbo
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Paralyzed man seeks help to replace burned van
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Last month, Cameron Piorek was halfway through the movie "Jobs" at an Aliso Viejo theater, enjoying a night out with friends, when an usher sidled up to him.The usher said a car was on fire in the parking lot. It was probably his.Piorek, a paraplegic, wheeled out to the parking lot. Sure enough, there was his minivan &n
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Can we keep bad charities in line?
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Second of two parts Bad charities turn heart-rending tales about dying children and crippled firefighters and disabled veterans into hundreds of millions of dollars
Mon Sep 23, 2013
Register distributes Campership funds
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SANTA ANA – Every summer for the past 44 years, the Orange County Register's Campership Fund has helped send underprivileged children to camp, working with nonprofits that serve youth. This year, $88,860 in Campership funds were distributed among the seven participating Campership charities. The amount is similar to the awards in p
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Getzlaf, Ducks mates and more tee off for charity
Anaheim Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf traded his hockey stick for a golf club Sunday as he welcomed other professional athletes, celebrities and more charity-minded players for the third annual Getzlaf Golf Shootout at Monarch Beach Golf Links in Dana Point. The tournament benefits Cure Duchenne, an organization that raises funds for resear
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O.C. United Way launches 4-part, 10-year campaign
By LORI BASHEDA
Orange County United Way, hoping to rebrand its image, went public Wednesday with an ambitious 10-year plan that leaders hope will change the long-term trajectory of economically challenged residents of Orange County. During a luncheon at the Chuck Jones Center in Costa Mesa, leaders of Orange County United Way pinned "I'm in&rdquo
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Local athletes work out to help families of firefighters killed in Arizona
CrossFit Orange County in San Clemente, along with the Orange County Fire Authority, presented a workout event Saturday to raise donations for the families of the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots firefighters killed June 30 in an Arizona wildfire.
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PLEASE NOTE: This page is for the ONLINE CLASS. To register to attend the class in person, visit this link. This 8 week program is designed to help you develop qualities of compassion, empathy kindness, and forgiveness. The course will enable you to bring a more kindhearted attitude and compassionate presence to yourself and others and to the situations you encounter in the world. Living with compassion develops a genuine greater sense of well being, helps you be more skillful with others and supports you responding skillfully to the suffering in the world Cultivating compassion helps develop: -- The strength to be with the suffering of oneself or others -- To know how and when to take compassionate action -- How to cultivate 'fierce' compassion when necessary -- Resiliency to deal with overwhelm, numbness and empathy fatigue The course integrates traditional contemplative practices from the Buddhist tradition of mindfulness, kindness (metta), compassion, appreciative joy and equanimity, with understanding from the field of contemporary psychology and neuroscience regarding these heartful qualities. Training Format -- Weekly 2 hour classes where you will receive: -- Guided meditations that develop mindfulness, loving kindness, compassion, joy, empathy, and forgiveness -- Lectures on the various heart qualities, -- Experiential communication exercises that support developing compassion with each other -- Opportunity to discuss these rich topics -- Practical teaching on how to integrate these qualities into your work and life. In between classes you are expected to: -- Cultivate a daily meditation practice -- Engage with the homework practices on compassion -- Talk weekly with a course 'buddy' Who is this course for? Anyone wishing to develop more kindness empathy and compassion toward themselves of others. Open to new students and people wanting to deepen these practices. Professions this may be particularly helpful for are: Health care professionals / therapists. Educators. Parents and caregivers. People working in public service or corporations. Executives / people in leadership roles. Reading for this class will be Sharon Salzberg's book "Lovingkindness: The Revolutionary Art of Happiness."
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CTNS Mutations in an American-Based Population of Cystinosis Patients The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 63, Issue 5, 1 November 1998, Pages 1352-1362 Vorasuk Shotelersuk, David Larson, Yair Anikster, Geraldine McDowell, Rosemary Lemons, Isa Bernardini, Juanru Guo, Jess Thoene and William A. Gahl Abstract Summary Nephropathic cystinosis is an autosomal recessive lysosomal storage disease characterized by renal failure at 10 years of age and other systemic complications. The gene for cystinosis,CTNS, has 12 exons. Its 2.6-kb mRNA codes for a 367–amino-acid putative cystine transporter with seven transmembrane domains. Previously reported mutations include a 65-kb "European" deletion involving marker D17S829 and 11 small mutations. Mutation analysis of 108 American-based nephropathic cystinosis patients revealed that 48 patients (44%) were homozygous for the 65-kb deletion, 2 had a smaller major deletion, 11 were homozygous and 3 were heterozygous for 753G→A (W138X), and 24 had 21 other mutations. In 20 patients (19%), no mutations were found. Of 82 alleles bearing the 65-kb deletion, 38 derived from Germany, 28 from the British Isles, and 4 from Iceland. Eighteen new mutations were identified, including the first reported missense mutations, two in-frame deletions, and mutations in patients of African American, Mexican, and Indian ancestry. CTNS mutations are spread throughout the leader sequence, transmembrane, and nontransmembrane regions. According to a cystinosis clinical severity score, homozygotes for the 65-kb deletion and for W138X have average disease, whereas mutations involving the first amino acids prior to transmembrane domains are associated with mild disease. By northern blot analysis, CTNS was not expressed in patients homozygous for the 65-kb deletion but was expressed in all 15 other patients tested. These data demonstrate the origins of CTNS mutations in America and provide a basis for possible molecular diagnosis in this population. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (633 kb) |
The Intracellular Transport and Distribution of Cysteamine Phosphate Derivatives Biophysical Journal, Volume 10, Issue 10, 1 October 1970, Pages 994-1010 Samuel B. Horowitz, I.Robert Fenichel, Bruce Hoffman, George Kollmann and Bernard Shapiro Abstract Radioautography and extractive techniques were used to analyze the transport of cysteamine phosphate and its derivatives in salamander oocytes. The quantitative relations among the processes involved — membrane permeation, enzymatic dephosphorylation, binding through mixed disulfide formation, and cytoplasmic diffusion — were elucidated. Within the detection limits, all of the intracellular material is present as dephosphorylated derivatives. Cytoplasmic diffusion is effectively slowed by binding (the "chromatographic" effect) and makes an appreciable contribution to cellular flux rates. As a consequence, one can observe by radioautography a cortical diffusion ring which spreads inward as a function of influx time, while also increasing in peak density because of the finite membrane permeability. Good agreement was found between the transport parameters determined by radioautography and those from influx data for the whole oocyte. The ratio of nuclear to cytoplasmic concentrations of the cysteamine phosphate derivatives at equilibrium is about 0.4. The nuclear membrane is, however, a negligible barrier to transport, and the asymmetry appears to arise primarily from the quantity and sulfhydryl content of the binding proteins in the two compartments. Abstract | PDF (1145 kb) |
Structural Insights into the Enzymatic Mechanism of the Pathogenic MAPK Phosphothreonine Lyase Molecular Cell, Volume 28, Issue 5, 14 December 2007, Pages 899-913 Yongqun Zhu, Hongtao Li, Chengzu Long, Liyan Hu, Hao Xu, Liping Liu, She Chen, Da-Cheng Wang and Feng Shao Summary The OspF family of phosphothreonine lyase, including SpvC from Salmonella, irreversibly inactivates the dual-phosphorylated host MAPKs (pT-X-pY) through β elimination. We determined crystal structures of SpvC and its complex with a phosphopeptide substrate. SpvC adopts a unique fold of α/β type. The disordered N terminus harbors a canonical D motif for MAPK substrate docking. The enzyme-substrate complex structure indicates that recognition of the phosphotyrosine followed by insertion of the threonine phosphate into an arginine pocket places the phosphothreonine into the enzyme active site. This requires the conformational flexibility of pT-X-pY, which suggests that p38 (pT-G-pY) is likely the preferred physiological substrate. Structure-based biochemical and enzymatic analysis allows us to propose a general acid/base mechanism for β elimination reaction catalyzed by the phosphothreonine lyase. The mechanism described here provides a structural understanding of MAPK inactivation by a family of pathogenic effectors conserved in plant and animal systems and may also open a new route for biological catalysis. Summary | Full Text | PDF (1325 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 12, Issue 6, 636-647, 1 June 1972
E. Ben-Hur and M.M. Elkind
Illumination of Chinese hamster cells with fluorescent light after 5-bromodeoxyuridine incorporation leads to extensive single-strand breakage in the DNA of the exposed cells. The rate of production of single-strand breaks is dependent on the extent to which thymine is replaced by 5-bromouracil. At least some of the breaks observed with alkaline gradients are probably produced in vivo and are probably not contingent upon alkaline hydrolysis since breakage can be demonstrated with neutral gradients also. Cells are able to rejoin most of the single-strand breaks within 60min; however, damage to the DNA-containing material (the "complex") initially released from cells is repaired more slowly. Cysteamine protects against single-strand breakage with a dose-modifying factor of 2.8. A comparison is made between the production of single-strand breaks by fluorescent light and X-rays, and the significance of such breaks relative to cell survival is discussed.


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So, how's your season? *connects hose to tailpipe* That good, huh? Well, the end is near my depressed Razzballin' droogs. Some of us are prepared for the sprint to the finish and others are drinking too much Colt 45, screaming "Ike Davis" at confused strangers and assembling Fantasy Football draft boards in their tighty whities and Ken Stabler throwbacks. Speaking of which, everyone say hello to Sky. He's our Fantasy Football Czar and would like to meet your acquaintance here. If you've enjoyed our weekly jammer crammer sessions, once we wrap up this here baseball season in a pretty little bow, your humble Guru will continue jamming and cramming on Fantasy Football Island. So join a RCL League now. As for our fake baseball teams, how did you do? Taking a look at The Guru's collection of teams, I'd have to say it's been a satisfying season. Currently I'm staring at 10 firsts, 5 seconds and a third. 16 teams? Yes, I admit I do have a problem with moderation. Excuse me while I pour another scotch. Good morning. The areas that have been problematic for me this year have been steals and saves. SAGNOF! Injuries to Jason Motte and Joel Hanrahan certainly didn't help and had me scrambling to the waiver wire early and often for the likes of Koji Uehara and Rex Brothers. When it comes to steals, the early injury to Jose Reyes and now the suspension of Everth Cabrera put me in the SAGNOF hole. Ouch! Stay away from my SAGNOF hole, it's an exit not an entrance. As we enter the final three weeks of the regular season, here's hoping your season has been a success and all the credit can be heaped upon your motley crew of Razzballin' scribes. If you are out of it, damn the fantasy gods, troll Tehol on Twitter and let me pour you a tumbler of Islay. Enjoy and leave a comment below on the state of your season. It's time to jam it or cram it – SAGNOF! Part II: Red, White and Screwed.
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The 2013 Fantasy Baseball season is heading into its stretch run and the playoffs are right around the corner. My fair Razzballers, it seems like only yesterday we were complimenting Grey's mustache and singing voice in exchange for roster autopsies, trade advice and grooming tips. We were all so young and naïve with big dreams for Ike Davis and Josh Rutledge back then. Now we are just bitter old men (and four ladies), wondering where it all went wrong and yelling at those kids to get off our lawn. If you're still in the fantasy hunt *high five/chest bump/headbutt* it's time to drop any dead weight still rotting on your roster. If you are out of it and still waiting for Josh Hamilton to carry your team, Sky would love to hear from you over on Fantasy Football Island. For the rest of us, we are either trying to hold onto first, grabbing some stats to gain on the leader or getting in position for the playoffs. There is no hope and loyalty left at this point in the season. It's time to drop the duds and find the studs that may carry you to a fantasy championship. It's time to jam it or cram it.
Please, blog, may I have some more?John Rocker said baseball was "better with steroids." Sure it is, if you enjoy atrophic testicles and 980 foot home runs. Atrophic testicles are also available at Guy Fieri's American Kitchen. Winner, winner, gonad dinner. John Rocker loves his 'roids. He also said other incredibly "poignant" things that can be enjoyed in his new children's book, It's a Small World (Who Let the Asians in). Hey, I'm no literary critic and I'm certainly no doctor, I'm a guru dammit, but steroids are bad for your spunk tanks and bad for your fake baseball team. This whole Biogenesis thing is ugly, but the real tragedy is the impact on the fantasy universe! The steroid hammer of death is about to fall on the junk of Nelson Cruz, Everth Cabrera, Jhonny Peralta and of course John Rocker's new housemate on Spike TV's I'm a Celebrity Douche…Get Me Out of Here, Alex Rodriguez. Melky Cabrera and Bartolo Colon may have dodged the wrath of Bud, so light a candle, kick Melky to the curb and hold onto Colon for now. The rest will be gone for the year and sipping HGH fortified Manischewitz with the original fallen hammer, Ryan Braun. If you have not got a jump start on your league mates already, consider today's blog a syringeful of anabolic fantasy help. Hope we don't grow man boobs. Or maybe I do. It's time to jam it or cram it. We're on the juice!
Please, blog, may I have some more?Bob Seger, Chevrolet's poet laureate, once wrote, "Who wants to play those eights and aces/Who wants a raise/Who needs a stake/Who wants to take that long shot gamble?" The tune was "Fire Lake" and while not his best, (Give me "The Famous Final Scene") or the best thing out of Detroit (give me The Stooges any day), I do like the line on taking a long shot. I'm a ramblin' gamblin' man. Recently we rolled the dice on Marlon Byrd and hit it like a hard ten/a woman's best friend (For all our Mormon readers, that's a good thing). Sometimes taking a chance pays off big and it's Cristal and caviar, sometimes you're busted and it's Pabst and pork rinds. We have taken our chances this season, often throwing stats and logic aside. I got a feelin'! Oh, it's just gas. Stupid pork rinds. Yes indeed, fellow Razzballer's, we had jammer/crammers that we hit on like Raul Ibanez, Nick Franklin and Koji Uehara. Others left us bankrupt. Damn you Ike Davis! I'm crying real tears over my fake baseball team here. It's time to take some risks and find us a longshot. Time to put on some Seger, don the Ray-Ban's and slide across the living room floor in our underwear. It's time to jam it or cram it.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Phew! The fantasy baseball DT's have finally subsided. It was touch-and-go for a while with many Trainspotting-like moments. Choose life. Choose a job. Choose Razzball. We are 90 games in and while I'm not so good with the math (look I spelled "boobs" on my calculator) me thinks that's more than half-way through this fantasy season. If you were one of the lucky ones that drafted Miguel Cabrera, Chris Davis or Carlos Gonzalez good for you. If you happen to own all three, I tip my turban in your general direction. But for the rest of us that drafted Jason Heyward, Matt Kemp and Brett Lawrie, we have some ground to make up. Hurry, everybody in the El Camino and let's cruise over to the waiver wire flea market. While sifting through Mexican blankets, Blue Oyster Cult 8-tracks and old Playboys (Jaywrong, put that down! Oohh, Suzanne Somers), we might just find the player that catches fire in the second half and sends us to a fake baseball championship. Choose a career. Choose a family. Choose to jam it or cram it.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Eugenio Velez can:
Run (118 SBs in the last 2 years in the minors, leads spring training with 13)
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Hit for some average – Hit around .300 the last two years in A and AA
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Please, blog, may I have some more?What you say, you need fantasy baseball sleepers for 2008? You're looking to get some value at your fantasy draft. Yeah, you and every other schmohawk who's reading this. Luckily, there's enough crap out there to distract enough people. So here's a quick breakdown of 2008 fantasy baseball sleepers for every position.
Please, blog, may I have some more?You got some sleepers yesterday. Now you want rookies. What, you want this year's Ryan Braun? Well, you may have to wait another lifetime because The Hebrew Hammer set the all-time rookie slugging percentage record at .634. These things don't happen every year.
Please, blog, may I have some more?We've gone over a few lists of sleepers. Gave you some draft lists. Even chucked a player rater your way. This here? This is a sleeper closer list. You won't find Mariano Rivera on this list, cause he's not a potential closer.
Please, blog, may I have some more?Take Alex Rodriguez with your first pick. He performs half of what you expect from him and you're pissed, but it won't lose you your league. Take Nomar with your last pick and he gives you nothing. Also, you may not lose your league.
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I've been doing a lot of indexing of the 1940 US Census. It has has gotten to the point where I've done quite a bit of "traveling" and I wanted to start a list with all the different places I've been while indexing:
Alameda County
Amador County
Butte County
Calaveras County
Colusa County
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Los Angeles County
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Not surprisingly, all the states I've worked on thus far are ones of genealogical interest to me. Clearly, California is my main focus and I think it likely that it will stay that way. Ohio and Michigan are two other states I'll work on quite a bit. Since I wasn't able to find many of my Ohio and Michigan relatives, I'm anxious to help get searchable indexes up for those two.
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Kind of fun to see what we indexers are indexing - I've done Colorado (because it was one of the first available), a lot of Pennsylvania (Allegheny County and Lancaster County), and a couple in Massachusetts (Middlesex County). I'll likely continue with Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and I'll do some in New Jersey and Ohio, where my husband's family were in 1940.
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