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Charles A. Janeway Professor of Pediatrics, Boston Children's Hospital and
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The broad focus of the Alt lab is the elucidation of mechanisms that maintain genomic stability in mammalian cells. More specifically, the lab studies V(D)J recombination in developing B and T lymphocytes and IgH heavy chain class switch recombination (CSR) and somatic hypermutation in mature B lymphocytes. Studies of these processes employ biochemical approaches to elucidate molecular mechanisms by which the RAG endonuclease and Activation Induced Cytidine Deaminase function on DNA to initiate, respectively, VDJ recombination and CSR. As one example, our recent studies showed a role for the RNA exosome in targeting AID to both strands of duplex DNA. Other studies focus on the elucidation of genetic and epigenetic chromosomal processes that regulate how RAG and AID are targeted to their specific chromosomal DNA substrates. In this regard, our recent work defined a control region, termed IGCR1, in the IgH locus that regulates proximal versus distal VH usage, lineage-specificity, ordered assembly of VH, D, and JH segments and feedback regulation/allelic exclusion. Functionally, we showed IGCR1 to employ CTCF binding elements and to be involved in the formation of large IgH loops that contain distant enhancer elements. Other studies employ genetic and cytogenetic approaches to study roles of general DNA double strand break (DSB) repair and response pathways in VDJ recombination and CSR, and the interplay of DSB repair and response pathways in suppressing genomic instability and cancer. For such studies, the lab developed several new models for B and T cell lymphomas and brain tumors. A major new lab research area focuses on how organization of the genome in the nucleus influences programmed gene rearrangements and chromosomal translocations. For this purpose, we have developed a high throughput genomic translocation sequencing strategies to identify the universe of translocations (e.g., the translocatome) that arise from a fixed DSB. This approach is also useful for defining genomic DSBs. Our goal is to establish the contribution of mechanistic elements (three dimensional genome organization, DSBs, transcription, epigenetic modifications, repair pathways, etc) that contribute to the formation of translocations in mouse and human cells.
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Dr. Alt received his Ph.D. in Biology from Stanford University in 1977 with Robert Schimke and he did his postdoctoral work at MIT with David Baltimore. He was a Professor at Columbia University from 1982-1991, where he became an HHMI Investigator in 1987. In 1991, Dr. Alt moved to Harvard Medical School as a Professor of Genetics and Pediatrics, an HHMI Investigator at Boston Children's Hospital and a Senior Investigator at the Immune Disease Institute. He was appointed Charles A. Janeway Professor of Pediatrics in 1993 and Scientific Director of the Immune Disease Institute in 2005. He became Director of the Immune Disease Institute and Program in Cellular and Molecular Medicine of Children's Hospital in 2009 and President of the Immune Disease Institute in 2010. Dr. Alt has been elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Academy of Microbiology, and the European Molecular Biology Organization. He has received the Clowes Memorial Award from the American Association of Cancer Research; the Rabbi Shai Shacknai Prize from The Hebrew University, the Pasarow Foundation Prize for Extraordinary Achievement in Cancer Research, the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society de Villiers International Achievement Award, the Irvington Institute Immunology Award, the National Cancer Institute Alfred K. Knudson Award for pioneering contributions that have revolutionized the field of Cancer Genetics, the American Association of Immunologists AAI-Huang Meritorious Career Award, the William B. Coley Award from the Cancer Research Institute, and the Novartis Basic Immunology Prize for his discoveries on B cell development and antigen responses. Dr. Alt has mentored over 100 students and research fellows, many of whom have become leaders in immunology, genetics, or cancer biology and has received the American Association of Immunologists Excellence in Mentoring Award. The Cancer Research Institute (New York) annually presents the Frederick W. Alt Award for New Discoveries in Immunology.
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For a very long time Peter May's 41 Tests as captain stood as a world record. May led England for the last time against Australia at the Oval in 1961 and for years despite the proliferation of Test cricket and settled captains that stayed as the best. India's MAK Pataudi came the closest, leading his country in 40 Tests before retiring in 1975.
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And yet it was obvious May's record would go overboard one day and sure enough that day came about during the West Indies' tour of Pakistan in 1980-81. Clive Lloyd always seemed to be the best candidate for setting the new record and in the fourth Test of the series at Multan he did led the West Indies in Test cricket for the 42nd time to finally put May's mark in the shade.
Lloyd duly became the first man to lead in 50 Tests and when he finally called it a day after the 1984-85 tour of Australia he had led the West Indies in 74 of his 110 Tests. Even with the proliferation of Test cricket and settled captains it did seem a considerable achievement one that would stand for a long time. And yet less a decade later Allan Border retired after having led Australia in 93 Tests.


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The Honorable Patrick LeahySeptember 26, 2002
Opening Statement Of Senator Patrick Leahy, I would like to welcome all of the nominees and their families to today=s judicial nomination hearing. This is the 25th hearing for judicial nominees since the change in majority in the summer of 2001. Today, the Committee considers six more judicial nominees, which will bring to 96 the number of district and circuit court nominees for whom the Committee has held hearings in the last 14 months. Miguel Estrada is the 20th Court of Appeals nominee for whom we have held a hearing in this time, which is approximately double the pace at which the Republican majority considered President Clinton=s nominees. We will also hear from five United States District Court nominees with judicial experience: two United States Magistrate Judges from New Jersey, Judge Stanley Chesler and Judge Freda Wolfson; two state court judges, Judge James "Ed" Kinkeade of Texas and Judge Linda Reade of Iowa; as well as Administrative Law Judge Daniel Hovland of North Dakota. Since the summer of 2001, we have held more hearings for more judicial nominees and more hearings for circuit court nominees than in any 14-month period of the six and one-half years in which Republicans last controlled the Committee. The Judiciary Committee has likewise voted on more judicial nominees, 83, and on more circuit court nominees, 17, than in any comparable 14-month period of prior Republican control. The Democratic-led Senate has already confirmed 78 of the judicial nominations of President George W. Bush. In so doing, we have confirmed more judicial nominees in 14 months than were confirmed in the last 30 months that a Republican majority controlled the Senate. We have done more in half the time. We have achieved what we said we would by treating President Bush's nominees more fairly and more expeditiously than President Clinton's nominees were treated. We have also worked tirelessly to address the judicial vacancies we inherited. In the six and one-half years of Republican control, before the reorganization of the Committee last summer, vacancies on the Courts of Appeals more than doubled from 16 to 33 and overall vacancies rose from 65 to 110. In addition, 44 new vacancies arose since last summer. The facts will not stop partisan critics but may inform those who care to know the truth. As Senator Feinstein noted two weeks ago, our historic record of giving hearings and votes shows that this Committee Ais alive and well,@ because we are fulfilling our responsibilities to evaluate the President=s judicial nominees. As Senator Biden has observed, a federal judgeship Ainures to no one by birth, no one by right, and no one as a consequence of nomination by the President of the United States.@ The burden of proof for entrusting someone, for life, with these weighty responsibilities over the lives of millions of Americans and non-citizens rests on the nominee. Our freedoms are the fruit of too much sacrifice to fail to assure ourselves that the judges we vote to confirm have a commitment to upholding the Constitution, following precedent, and listening to claims without fear or favor. When a President is nominating individuals to tip the balance, stack the deck, or to pack the courts with ideologues, the Senate would be abdicating its responsibilities to ignore the very criteria that led to selection of such a nominee. Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hear from five district court nominees with experience as judges as well as advocates for their clients. We will also hear from a nominee to the nation=s second highest court, the D.C. Circuit. This appellate court is also known as the Nation=s circuit court because it plays a uniquely significant role in evaluating certain decisions of federal agencies, such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), among others. Today=s hearing on a nominee for the D.C. Circuit is also significant because it is the first hearing for a nominee to this Court in five years. The last person confirmed to this Court was Judge Merrick Garland, who was nominated in 1995 and was not allowed by Republicans to be confirmed until 1997. For the next four years, Republicans blocked any and all nominees to the D.C. Circuit. Republicans blocked the nominations of both Elena Kagan and Allen Snyder. Mr. Snyder was allowed a hearing in May 2000 but then never accorded a Committee vote. They did not even give Professor Kagan a hearing during the 18 months her nomination was pending. Republicans refused to consider any and all nominees to the D.C. Circuit since 1997. In contrast, Mr. Estrada will receive a hearing and have an opportunity to address concerns that have been raised about his controversial nomination to our Nation=s second-highest court. Mr. Estrada is the only Latino nominated by President Bush to any of the 41 vacancies that have existed on the 13 Circuit Courts of Appeals. Hispanics have not been nominated to any of the six vacancies in the Ninth Circuit, which includes California and Arizona; the four vacancies in the Tenth Circuit, which includes New Mexico and Colorado; the three vacancies in the Fifth Circuit, which includes Texas; the three vacancies in the Second Circuit, which includes New York; or any of the three vacancies in the Third Circuit, which includes New Jersey and Pennsylvania. In my statement last week on Hispanic judicial nominees, I noted how few Latino nominees this President has sent to the Senate and detailed how quickly we have proceeded to consider and confirm Judge Christina Armijo of New Mexico, Judges Phillip Martinez and Randy Crane of Texas and Judge Jose Martinez of Florida. Just last week, we held a hearing for Magistrate Judge Alia Ludlum. Now that we have a completed file on the nomination of Jose Linares of New Jersey, we will work to provide him with a hearing. We do not yet have an ABA review on the nomination of Judge James Otero of California. Unlike the preceding six and one-half years, Hispanic nominees need not fear that their nominations will be subjected to extra delay or scrutiny; each of these district court nominees has been given a prompt hearing. Of the 10 active appellate judges in the federal courts who are Latino, eight (or 80 percent) were appointed by President Clinton. Some of these Clinton nominees were denied Senate consideration for years during the period of Republican control of the Senate. For example, the confirmation of Judge Richard Paez to the Ninth Circuit took over 1,500 days. It was delayed by Republicans for almost five years and 39 Republicans voted against him. I recall how the nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor to the Second Circuit was stalled from Senate consideration for months by anonymous holds because Republicans were concerned that she might be nominated to the Supreme Court. 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Saltos de línea: shelfPronunciación: /ʃɛlf
( plural shelves /ʃɛlvz/)
- 1A flat length of wood or rigid material, attached to a wall or forming part of a piece of furniture, that provides a surface for the storage or display of objects.Más ejemplos en oraciones
- The pieces were displayed on shelves, propped against the wall, emphasizing their three-dimensionality.
- The painters, who had promised me two days notice to remove everything from walls, shelves and large pieces of furniture, instead gave me a few hours.
- Free-standing shelves provide excellent storage and can be taken with you when you move.
ledge, bracket, sill, rack; bookshelf, mantelshelf, mantelpiece; shelving; in a church or monastery predella, retable
- 2A ledge of rock or protruding strip of land.Más ejemplos en oraciones
- There were, broadly speaking, three tracts of relevant land: there is the rock shelf, which was tidal…
- A dusty pile of sheet rock tumbled from one of the high, unsteady shelves and landed beside Barbara.
- I pull the rope bag out and drop it on the ledge in front of my shins, padding the rock shelf so I can lean into it.
- 2.1A submarine bank, or a part of the continental shelf.Más ejemplos en oraciones
- This problem with the sediment trap technique is probably restricted to the continental slope and shelf and will not occur over abyssal depths.
- Recruitment patterns of these species along the shelf were then used to infer water-mass distributions along the shelf.
- Zebra sharks are primarily bottom dwellers that live in warm shallow inland waters, of continental and island shelves.
off the shelf
- Not designed or made to order but taken from existing stock or supplies: off-the-shelf software packagesMás ejemplos en oraciones
- This is the software you buy shrink-wrapped off the shelf or download from the Internet onto your computer.
- You can buy software specific to an industry and specific to one need, off the shelf, without having to buy a whole package.
- So in all probability, they took the stadium plans off the shelf.
on the shelf
- 1 • informal No longer useful or desirable: an injury which has kept him on the shelfMás ejemplos en oraciones
- And it is the self-centred ones who tend to get left on the shelf and so are the main frequenters of singles venues.
- Until the court case settled, this IPO is on the shelf, possibly forever.
- Keep in mind that plans are not something to write and put on the shelf.
- 2(Especially of a woman) past an age when one might expect to have the opportunity to marry.Más ejemplos en oraciones
- And under no circumstances would I fear being past it or left on the shelf.
- A woman has few options but to find a husband and provider in Georgian England and Bennet is determined that her girls will not be left on the shelf.
- And she had decided to try to make the best of being left on the shelf.
unmarried, single, without a partner/spouse, without a husband/wife, unattached, on one's own; lonely, unloved, neglected• archaic sole
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- Yet in the midst of all this I also have several shelf-fuls of gifts which he will not use.
- This section contains a shelf-ful of really good ones, both fiction (by Muslim authors) and nonfiction.
- For instance, I have a shelf-ful of electronic gizmos - bought and paid-for - that I have never managed to make use of.
- Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Running a trot line seems a fairly sane way to go about snagging a big fish, but in more shallow runs of the river farther downstream where the limestone has eroded under the bank to form shelf-like caves some guys take the sport a step farther.
- The nose contains shelf-like structures called turbinates, which help trap particles entering the nasal passages.
- Podial basins are closed cup-like or shelf-like depressions shared by sequential ambulacrals or adjacent ambulacrals and adambulacrals.
Middle English: from Middle Low German schelf; related to Old English scylfe 'partition', scylf 'crag'.
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Saltos de línea: shelfPronunciación: /ʃɛlf
Australian /NZ • informal
( plural shelfs)
1930s (as a noun): probably from the phrase on the shelf 'out of the way'.
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This past week, I was walking through the woods. There's nothing in my opinion more peaceful than the outdoors. Trust me, if you ever want to leave the real world behind, take a trip into the realms of nature and explore God's great big universe.
I walked deeper into the woods and noticed a tree standing from a distance. It was beautiful and appeared so full of life. However, it wasn't until I got closer to it that I began to see the flaws and imperfections it previously had.
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You may be someone who has given birth, or may have assumed the role of mother in another way.
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Artists and crafters are invited to participate in an Artwalk area that will be part of the Wingate Street Community Block Party on June 2 from noon to 4 p.m.
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Ryan Kyes, Ohio (Jr., 2B) White Lake, Mich. (Detroit Country Day)
For the second time this season, Ohio's Ryan Kyes is the MAC Pepsi Player of the Week. Kyes garnered the honor after hitting .600 (9-for-15) with three home runs, seven RBIs and six runs scored. The junior had three multi-hit contests and a pair of multi-RBI games for the Bobcats, who picked up four league wins over Marshall last week. Kyes went 3-for-4 with two RBIs to open the series, then was 3-for-3 with three runs scored, four RBIs and a pair of home runs in Sunday's first game.
Other nominees: Jim Gemler, Akron -- Batted .500 (8-for-16) with five runs scored, five doubles and two RBIs.
Matt Deckman, Ball State -- Hit .588 (10-for-17) with six RBIs, five runs scored and two doubles.
Lee Morrison, Bowling Green -- Extended his hitting streak to nine games following an 8-for-20 (.400) performance with six RBIs and three runs scored.
Jake Sanborn, Central Michigan -- Batted .429 (6-for-14) with four home runs, 10 RBIs and seven runs scored. Also added five stolen bases.
Alex Marconi, Kent -- Was 11-for-26 (.423) with 11 runs scored and four RBIs, in addition to hitting two home runs and a pair of doubles.
Clark Mace, Miami -- Hit .471 (8-for-17) with eight RBIs, seven runs scored, two home runs and three stolen bases.
Tony Miller, Toledo -- Was 9-for-24 (.375) with nine runs scored and six RBIs in six games.
James Galla, Western Michigan -- Batted .462 (6-for-13) with two doubles and four RBIs.
MAC Player of the Week Mar. 6 -- Ryan Kyes, 2B, Ohio Mar. 13 -- Jess Bechard, 2B, Kent Mar. 20 -- Jeremy Ison, SS, Miami Mar. 27 -- Andrew See, OF, Ohio Apr. 5 -- Cory Keylor, OF/1B, Ohio Apr. 11 -- Dave Mattle, OF, Kent Apr. 17 -- Joe Milroy, 1B/DH, Northern Illinois Apr. 25 -- Ryan Kyes, 2B, Ohio
Mid-American Conference Pepsi Pitcher of the Week
Chad Wells, Ball State (Sr., RHP) Ft. Wayne, Ind. (Carroll)
Ball State senior pitcher Chad Wells is this week's MAC Pepsi Pitcher of the Week after posting a 2-0 record with a 0.76 ERA. In 12 innings, Wells struck out 12 batters and allowed only one walk, while surrendering six hits. The senior notched his first complete game of his career against Northern Illinois, fanning five and not walking a batter.
Other nominees: Tony Fontana, Bowling Green -- Made two appearances, and in eight innings struck out five and walked four. Also allowed three runs on four hits.
Doug Straight, Kent -- Picked up his seventh win of the year against Akron. Tossed a seven-hit shutout against the Zips, striking out five.
Chris Leonard, Miami -- In 6.2 innings of work over three games, struck out five and allowed five hits and two runs, one earned.
Denny McGee, Ohio -- Struck out seven and walked three, en route to a three-hit shutout versus Marshall.
Scott Bruhn, Toledo -- Went 1-1 in four appearances with a 2.57 ERA. In seven innings of work, allowed five hits, three runs (two earned) and struck out five.
Matt Vriesenga, Western Michigan -- Was 1-1 with a 2.89 ERA. Pitched a complete game four hitter against Central Michigan, striking out three.
MAC Pitcher of the Week Mar. 6 -- Tom Gallus, RHP, Eastern Michigan Mar. 13 -- Mike Fawcett, RHP, Central Michigan Mar. 20 -- Mike Steele, RHP, Central Michigan Mar. 27 -- Dan Schell, RHP, Central Michigan Apr. 5 -- Brian Vilardito, RHP, Northern Illinois Apr. 11 -- Dirk Hayhurst, RHP, Kent Tony Schiml, LHP, Ohio Apr. 17 -- Dan Adams, RHP, Kent Apr. 25 -- Chad Wells, RHP, Ball State
BATTLE FOR FIRST AT STAKE: First place in the East Division will be at stake this weekend, as Kent and Bowling Green will meet four times, beginning Saturday in Kent. The Golden Flashes (12-2) lead the Falcons (11-3) by one game in the standings in a race that could also decide which school will host the conference tournament, which runs May 17-20. In addition to leading Bowling Green by one game in the overall standings, Kent also has a two-game lead over Central Michigan (10-4).
TWO MORE RECORDS FOR KENT: Kent seniors Jess Bechard and Dan Adams each set a MAC career mark over the record, which becomes Bechard's third league mark set this season. Bechard, who already owns the career doubles and hits records, became the league's all-time leader in runs scored with 191, bettering the old mark of 188 set by Central Michigan's Larry Lamphere. Adams, meanwhile, broke the saves mark of 25, previously held by Miami's Ted Ward.
MACE SETS MARK AT MIAMI: Miami's Clark Mace broke an eight-year old school record on Sunday when he crossed the plate for the 144th time in his career. The junior, who leads the team in runs scored this season with 42, broke Chris Sexton's mark of 143 runs scored in Miami's 5-3 loss to Bowling Green. In addition, Mace is also ranked in the top-10 in Miami annals in six offensive categories.
SANBORN EXPLODES FOR CMU: Jake Sanborn, Central Michigan's senior outfielder, exploded for four home runs last week to increase his total this season to nine, which ties him for seventh in the league. Sanborn, who ranks fifth all-time with 30 home runs, is 10 hits shy of becoming the school's career leader in safeties. That mark of 229 is currently held by Doug Fisher.
SEESTADT SEEING DOUBLE: Senior Joe Seestadt was one double shy of tying Western Michigan's single-game record for two-baggers after hitting three in the Broncos' 8-7 loss to Central Michigan Saturday. Seestadt is making the most of his final collegiate season. He has surpassed his previous totals in career runs, hits, RBI, doubles, and home run in just 34 games this season.
DIALING THE LONG BALL: The Ohio trio of Jeff Rook, Ryan Kyes and Cory Keylor account for 29 of the Bobcats' league-leading 51 round trippers this season. Rook and Kyes are tied for fourth in the MAC with 10 homers, while Keylor is tied for seventh with nine. Keylor is also fourth in batting (.405), while Kyes is eighth (.386).
PRESEASON POLL REVISITED: Below is a comparison of the league's preseason poll, which was released back in February, in relation to where the teams stand with three weeks left in the regular season. The top three teams from each division qualify for the league tournament.
East Division Pick +/- Kent 3rd +2 Bowling Green 2nd even Ohio 4th +1 Miami 1st -3 Akron 5th even Marshall 6th even West Division Pick +/- Central Michigan 3rd +2 Ball State 1st -1 Western Michigan 2nd -1 Northern Illinois 6th +2 Toledo 4th -1 Eastern Michigan 5th -1
A TRADITION AT HOME FOR NIU: Playing baseball at home on Easter Sunday has become a tradition of sorts for Northern Illinois in recent years. The Huskies played at home on the holiday for the ninth straight year and have a 7-9 mark.
TOUGH ROAD AHEAD FOR EMU: Eastern Michigan will have its hands full as the Eagles attempt to qualify for one of the three available West Division spots in the MAC tournament. EMU hosts Central Michigan this weekend, then travels to Northern Illinois before hosting Ball State in the final weekend of the regular season.
ANOTHER ZIPS DOUBLES UP: After Akron's Mark Malaska knocked out four doubles a week ago, it was time for another Zip to double his pleasure. Sophomore Jim Gemler had five doubles in five games last week to improve his total to a team-high nine two-baggers.
CARDS ON A ROLL: Ball State is on a five-game winning streak, which is the team's second-longest streak of the season. The Cardinals, who posted a four-game sweep over Northern Illinois and a non-conference victory against Butler, was paced by Matt Deckman's .588 batting average (10-for-17). The sophomore drove in six runs, all of them against the Huskies, and went 4-for-4 with three runs scored and three RBIs in the second game of Saturday's doubleheader.
MILLER STEALS THE LEAD: Toledo centerfielder Tony Miller took over the stolen bases lead in the MAC over the weekend after swiping four bases in as many attempts. Miller, a sophomore, has 18 stolen bases, one ahead of Northern Illinois sophomore John Brock.
DEJA VU AGAIN FOR MARSHALL?: After picking up its 12th win of the season on April 5 against UNC Asheville, the Marshall Thundering Herd has dropped 11 straight contests. The streak is similar to one that the Herd experienced last year, when they won their 12th and final game of the 1999 campaign on April 17, only to lose 20 of their last 21, which includes a tie. Marshall, which also has a 14-game MAC losing streak, will look to end its overall streak on Wednesday, when it hosts VMI in a doubleheader.
A STRONG TEST FOR BG: Bowling Green will play its next eight Mid-American Conference games away from the friendly confines of Steller Field. The Falcons have four-game series at Kent (Apr. 29-30) and Ohio University (May 6-7), before coming home to host Akron in the final weekend of the regular season. BG is 7-12-1 away from home, including a 3-1 mark in league play.
LUCKY SEVEN FOR TRIO: Kent's Doug Straight and Ball State's Bryan Bullington joined Miami's Nate Tekavec as the MAC's only seven-game winners to date this season. Straight picked up his win in a 9-0 win at Akron, scattering seven hits and striking out five, while Bullington nabbed his in a 7-1 win at Northern Illinois. The freshman gave up three hits while fanning seven.


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Opened in 1975 with a combination of Spanish language and subtitled action double features, this retail space conversion eventually went first run playing mostly drive-in caliber exploitation product always with a supporting subrun feature.
It closed in 1986.
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You are going to have to give us more than that. That sounds like just about every movie that played here.
AlAlvarez, The Trianón was never much. A Jefferson store had occupied that inner corner back in 1965 – 1969, when the anchor store at the end was Master's, there was a Western Auto there, J.G. McCrory's or G.C. Murphy's and Neisner five-and-tens.
did that shopping center have another name be for i'm trying to find old pics of it or something
yeah it still is thanks i was just wondering how it was bkack then
dannyboy, although the shopping center in these photos is identified as being in Pinecrest, the Central Shopping Plaza looked very similar with a Zayre store and garage.
Alalverez. thanks for your help but thers nothing on that shopping center i remember it as far as 1995 but it has not changed much but thanks
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Business professor earns human resources certification
Molly Williams, professor of business administration and economics at Morningside College, recently earned certification as a Senior Professional in Human Resources.
Williams, who teaches human resources management and employment law at Morningside, was awarded the certification by the Human Resource Certification Institute (HRCI). To become certified, Williams passed a comprehensive examination and demonstrated a strong background of professional human resource experience.
HRCI is the credentialing body for human resource professionals and is affiliated with the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM).
Williams joined the faculty at Morningside College in 1991. She received a bachelor's degree from the University of Notre Dame and a juris doctor degree from the University of South Dakota. Williams is a member of SHRM and the Siouxland Chapter of SHRM and serves as vice president of programming for the local group.


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MLS wants to add a team in Queens
NEW YORK — Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber said the league is at "the finish line" in negotiations with New York City to acquire land to build a stadium in Queens that would become home for the league's 20th team.
Garber says MLS hopes to have the team start play in 2016 at a 10-acre site in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park and spark a rivalry with the Red Bulls, who play at a 25,189-capacity stadium that opened in 2010 in Harrison.
"We believe that this second team in New York will help create an opportunity to break through the clutter in this market of almost a dozen professional sports teams," Garber said during a telephone conference call Monday.
"There are 13 million people in this city," he said, also including some of the suburban population. "Many of them love the game. We need to give them all an opportunity to stop for a moment and pay attention to Major League Soccer, to pay more attention to the Red Bulls, to pay attention to this 20th team and create very, very special moments for soccer in the New York metropolitan area."
After starting with 10 teams in 1996, expanding to 12 and then contracting to 10 in 2002, the league added a second Los Angeles team in 2004 with Chivas USA and launched its 19th this year in Montreal.
Garber said the Red Bulls do not have the right to block a second team in the market. New Red Bulls sporting director Jerome de Bontin told Fox this month that an additional team probably was premature.
"I'm not at all concerned about Jerome's point of view. I think it's just part of being new," Garber said. "We've had the full support of Red Bulls ownership."
He said possibilities for expansion beyond New York include Atlanta, Orlando, Miami and Minneapolis.
As for the two existing teams still hoping for new stadiums, Garber said: "I believe there is new momentum down in D.C. There seems to be a more focused approach, the New England Revolution are hoping for a downtown venue. We are looking for public support up in that area because of just the cost of developing a project."
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Here's a picture taken during the biodynamic course :
The course was held by Sir Hans van Florenstein Mulder who has been involved in Biodynamic agriculture since 1972. He was born in Netherland but he spent almost all his youth in Indonesia. Later, he moved to New Zealand where he has helped established educational project. He also served for many years as General Secretary of the NZ Anthroposophical Society until 2006.
Now he is travelling the world to promote biodynamic farming.
Biodynamic is a type of organic farming that includes an understanding of « dynamic forces » in nature such as : the rythm of the sun. By working creatively with these energies, farmers are able to significantly improve the health of their farms and the quality of food. It recognizes farms as a self-regulating, biodiverse ecosystems.
The course first started with an introduction of chemical farming and monoculture impacts : degradation of the soil, deterioration in the health and quality of crops and livestock. This awareness led to the emergence of various trends such as biodynamic farming.
We learned how to prepare a cow horn manure which is known as the preparation 500 prescribed by the philidopher Rudolf Steiner. Preparation 500 is made by filling a cow's horn with cow manure, and burying it in the soil during the dry season in the best location as possible. If we use bull horns, we have to put in bull manure. The manure must come from a lactating female cow or bull which will bring in the calcium processes to the preparation. To ensure the good quality of manure, the cow should be fed with organic fodder. Then the horns should be buried in a hole about 40 cm deep and covered with soil that has been enriched with good quality compost. Be careful not to allow weeds to grow, otherwise the weed roots will grow into the preparation and also avoid tree roots. The horns should be buried open end down so that they will not become water logged if the hole is over watered. The hole must be kept cool by mulching with paddy straw for example. After 4 months, cow horns should have turned into dark humus and should be sweet smelling. Horns are now ready. It is used in small quantities at the rate of 25 g in 13 litres of water per acre (2,5 rai). In a bucket, the mix preparation is stirred for one hour making a vortex in one direction and then reversing the direction and making a vortex in the other direction. Preparation 500 is sprayed at the descending phase of the moon and four times a year : October and November and then February and March.
The second day, we learned how to make BD compost. In BD farmind plants are maintained in the soil by addition of compost (animal manures combined with plant material : fodder and straw). The organic materials OM are conberted into a stable humus through a fermentation process. Composting the OM will avoid the nutrients (NPK) losses from oxidation or leaching. In BD, making quality compost is very important as a way to maintain humus in the soil. The best way to learn manking compost is ti do it. Be careful on the aeration of the OM. Without air, the heap will not heat up and it will become anaerobic and smelly.
We started by building a tunnel out of dry matter that will allow air to flow through it easily. Then we put some straw that formed the perimeter of the bed and sprinkle water over the straw. We sprinkled cow manures onto straw and then add a green layer (fresh grass) for nitrogen. Finaly sprinkle a fine dusting of hydrated lime. Another layer of straw and sprinckle it with fresh grass. Again, sprinkle a fine dustung of hydrated lime. Another smattering of manure and then more greens. We can also use kitchen scraps. Repeat operation several times to get layers and layers of straw-grass-manure.
"Using a stick, make five spaced holes (about 30 cm apart), along the top of the heap. One portion of each preparation (5 ml) in turn should then be mixed into a small piece of moist (clay) soil or compost, kneaded into a ball and dropped into one of the holes. Once the preparations have been inserted, the holes should be filled with compost material or pushed together to ensure that the preparation comes into full contact with the soil and does not hang in an air pocket." (source : www.biodynamic.org.uk)


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This was a rather ambitious project, the idea was to send out the pages of a sketchbook to NG members all over the globe, their task was to draw all over it and mail it back to me.
At the end of the project the sketchbook was reassembled and the finished version now rests at the Newgrounds HQ.
Since not everyone can visit the office to see the real thing, this online version was built.
It doesnt come close to the experience of seeing the real drawings but it does let you see what everyone did.
There was about 72 entries sent out, 61 returned.
All in all a successful project and this will eventually migrate into being a part of the redesigned ng site when it is released through the efforts of Stamper.
Thanks to everyone who participated, sorry you all hated that brown paper, lol. And I'll be running this again next year, using white paper. See ya next year
Some people were wondering how much this project costed:
72 entries mailed at approx. $2.50 = $177
binding = $5.00
3 sketchbooks taken apart = 3 x 7.00 = $21.00
***Featured Artists*** If you see any grammatical errors or what not PM me so i can change it. I'm only human.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars August 6, 2006
Excellent, excellent.
Damn. This is a really cool concept. Excellent artwork, and an easy to follow format. The lack of music wasn't a big problem, but it would be nice to have some all the same.
I hope you do this again, and possibly instead of requesting certain users to contribute, make it open to submission, then decide from there which sketches to use. It seems many people, myself incuded, would love to take part in this.
Rated 4 / 5 stars August 6, 2006
Superb idea
Excellently executed
Do this again soon!! (and count me in!)
On the flash side i must say the simple navigation worked without error. The layout was nice and good but could do with some music to keep it moving along. Maybe on the next tour you can get artists to pick a backing track to go with their art :)
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 5, 2006
Nice community project.
This was a good idea being able to see submissions from artists in the NG community and all. There are definetly a lot of talented artists here just by looking at a few pages of this. I can't wait to see what will show up in the next sketchbook tour. And everyone who had a drawing in it, keep up the good work.
Rated 3 / 5 stars August 4, 2006
This is a game?
Well anyways, nice drawing's you did ;)
Rated 4 / 5 stars August 4, 2006
Nice -
You might be saying ... damn .... that is a pretty fine picture.
The whole thing is a great idea and a cool.... external colab. Way to be creative about new ideas. Music would add on, but the main point is that people did it and you put it together. Good work.


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"Lieutenant Joseph DiBernardo suffered debilitating injuries that ended his career, and ultimately cost him his life, when he bravely put the life of a fellow Firefighter before his own," said Commissioner Cassano. "Joe spent a lifetime protecting the city and teaching other Firefighters how to safely perform the most difficult rescues. The plaque bearing his name and his inclusion on the FDNY Wall of Honor insures that his story and what he meant to the Department will live on forever."
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Updated 2:50pm Saturday 4th January 2014 in News By Paul Wheelock, Blackburn Rovers reporter
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- WELCOME to Ewood Park for the FA Cup third-round tie between Blackburn Rovers and Manchester City. You can follow all the action here with our live blog.
FULL-TIME Rovers 1 City 1.
Jordan Rhodes chips way over after neat work by fellow sub DJ Campbell. Good opening, that. 1-1.
Four minutes of injury time. 1-1.
SUB City. Pablo Zabaleta on, David Silva off.
Dangerous Chris Taylor cross headed behind by Joleon Lescott who was put under pressure by Jordan Rhodes. 88 mins. 1-1.
Tom Cairney goes close, shot on the turn, after DJ Campbell cut back, drifts just past the far post. Rovers on top. 87 mins. 1-1.
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Great chance for City to win it. Edin Dzeko spreads the ball inside to James Milner who then plays a ball behind the Rovers defence to Jesus Navas. Sub, with time in the box, composed himself but fired wide. 81 mins. 1-1.
SUBS for Rovers. Top Jordan Rhodes and DJ Campbell on, Rudy Gestede and Ben Marshall off. 80 mins. 1-1.
Best save of the match, Paul Robinson. City sub Jesus Navas spins and sends in 25-yard shot which was heading for the bottom corner until Robinson turned it behind. 77 mins. 1-1.
SUB for City. Goalscorer Alvaro Negredo off, Jesus Navas on. 75 mins. 1-1.
Paul Robinson just about gathers Edin Dzeko's thumping 30-yard drive. Thought it was going to bounce through his legs at one point. 74 mins. 1-1.
Brilliant Tommy Spurr, reacting fastest to clear the danger after Alvaro Negredo collected Edin Dzeko's clever reverse pass, spun Grant Hanley and was set to shoot. 69 mins. 1-1.
BOOKING Dedryck Boyata. City right-back, who looks his side's weak link, cautioned for pulling sub Josh King down when he was away. 68 mins. 1-1.
Another long Tommy Spurr throw nervously headed behind by Javi Garcia. 66 mins. 1-1.
SUBS for Blackburn - Josh King for Lee Williamson - and for City - Yaya Toure for Fernandinho. 64 mins. 1-1.
Huge let off for Rovers. Edin Dzeko finds space on the edge of the box, his shot his parried by Paul Robinson into the path of Alvaro Negredo who, with the whole goal to aim at, sends his diving header wide. 63 mins. 1-1.
Attendance is 18,813.
Rovers go close. Jason Lowe cross from the right and Chris Taylor gets in front of Joleon Lescott. But the England centre-back does enough to put Taylor off, the ball flying over the bar. 63 mins. 1-1.
Great defending Grant Hanley, blocking Alvaro Negredo pass to Edin Dzeko, who would have been clean through on goal. City's counter attack came about after a poor pass from Adam Henley. Evenly balanced this one. 61 mins. 1-1.
That was Scott Dann's first goal of the season by the way. Good timing, captain.
Tommy Spurr long throw travels all the way to the back post but Tom Cairney can't turn the ball in. Ewood Park is rocking. 58 mins. 1-1.
Corner met by Rudy Gestede, whose downward header is spilled by Costel Pantilimon into the path of Scott Dann - and the Rovers captain tapped in to level this FA Cup third-round tie.
GOAL 1-1 Rovers. Scott Dann. 56 mins.
Second half is under way - apologies for the late posting of the half-time score.
City have started the half brigthly, couple of important challenges from Tommy Spurr and then Chris Taylor. 49 mins. 0-1.
HALF-TIME Rovers 0 City 1.
Harsh on Rovers who pay the price for switching off at a corner, Edin Dzeko flicking on for the unmarked Alvaro Negredo to turn the ball home at back post.
GOAL 1-0 Manchester City. Alvaro Negredo. 45 mins.
More good work from Ben Marshall down the Rovers left, his inviting cross just evades Rudy Gestede and then Tom Cairney.
Then Lee Williamson plays the ball to Chris Taylor, who find himself free, just inside the area. Midfieder had time and, although a difficult chance, should have done better than blaze over. 41 mins. 0-0.
Best chance of the game wasted by David Silva. Dedryck Boyata to Edin Dzeko and back to Boyata, who pulls the ball back to Silva 12 yards from goal. But on an angle, he side-foots high over the bar. Let off for Rovers. 35 mins. 0-0.
City enjoying their best spell of the game, with David Silva doing his upmost to exert more influence on the match. Paul Robinson yet to be truly tested though. 33 mins. 0-0.
Alert goalkeeping Paul Robinson. Ball was robbed off Adam Henley and played inside to Alvaro Negredo, who showed brilliant skill to lift the ball over Grant Hanley. But Robinson rushed out to stop the Spaniard from getting in a shot. 31 mins. 0-0.
First shot of note for Paul Robinson to save, getting down low to gather Fernandinho's 25-yard strike. James Milner had played him the pass. Rovers continuing to impress. 29 mins. 0-0.
Good claim Paul Robinson, the returning Rovers keeper collecting James Milner's cross confidently after City worked the ball out wide to the left for the England man. 27 mins. 27 mins. 0-0.
BOOKED Matija Nastasic, City's centre-back, became the first player to be cautioned after that last free kick.
Tom Cairney free kick flicked wide by Joleon Lescott for another corner.
From it Cairney crosses and again Scott Dann meets it, his looping header being easily collected by the giant City keeper. 0-0. 22 mins.
Rovers' enjoying their best spell on the match. Surging run from right-back Adam Henley has just brought a free kick on the angle of the box. 21 mins. 0-0.
Great battling work by Chris Taylor in the middle of the park sees him emerge with the ball. He then has Rovers' first shot in anger, his 30-yard effort deflecting wide for a corner.
From the resulting Ben Marshall corner, captain Scott Dann sends a thumping header straight at Costel Pantilimon. 19 mins. 0-0.
City bossing possession - 69% - but Rovers are keeping their shape well, restricting the visitors to little. 15 mins. 0-0.
Just over 10 minutes gone, not a chance of note so far. David Silva, drifting in from the left, trying to pull the strings for City. But Rovers have coped well so far. 0-0.
Jason Lowe turns the ball into the empty net but the referee's whistle had already gone for a handball against Rudy Gestede. 7 mins. 0-0.
We are under way, City kicking toward the Ronnie Clayton Blackburn End.
Returning Paul Robinson gets a rapturous reception by the Rovers supporters after more than a year out.
Five minutes until kick off. As reported, City's supporters have taken over the whole of the Darwen End. City could have sold double the amount of tickets they were given (just under 7,500).
Here come the teams.
Five minutes until kick off. As reported, City's supporters have taken over the whole of the Darwen End. City could have sold double the amount of tickets they were given (just under 7,500).
Here come the teams:
Expecting Rovers to line up with five across midfield with Rudy Gestede up front on his own.
The teams in full are...
Rovers: Robinson, Henley, Dann, Hanley, Spurr, Marshall, Williamson, Lowe, Taylor, Cairney, Gestede. Subs: Eastwood, Kilgallon, King, Campbell, Rhodes, Rochina, Judge.
City: Pantilimon, Boyata, Nastasic, Lescott, Clichy, Milner, Fernandinho, Javi Garcia, Silva, Negredo, Dzeko. Subs: Hart, Kompany, Zabaleta, Kolarov, Yaya Toure, Jesus Navas, Lopes.
City, chasing glory on four fronts and with a Capital One Cup semi-final first leg at home to West Ham United to come in four days' time, make seven changes to the team that started their 3-2 victory at Swansea City which kept them one point off top spot in the Premier League.
But boss Manuel Pellegrini is still able to name players of the calibre of Fernandinho, David Silva, Alvaro Negredo and Edin Dzeko in his starting line-up – and the likes of Joe Hart, captain Vincent Kompany, Yaya Toure and Jesus Navas to call on from the bench.
The 34-year-old takes the place of Simon Eastwood between the posts and is one of three changes to the Rovers side which started the 2-1 Championship win at Leeds United on New Year's Day.
Top scorer Jordan Rhodes and DJ Campbell drop to the bench and are replaced by Adam Henley and the suspension-free Jason Lowe.
Big team news for Rovers is that goalkeeper Paul Robinson makes his return to the first team for the first time in more than a year.
The former England number one, who has now fully recovered from the blood clot on his lung that threatened his life, has not played for Rovers' first team since the 4-1 home defeat to Cardiff City on December 7, 2012.
Robinson has played in behind-closed-doors friendlies and for the club's under-21s team after returning to full training.
Good afternoon, just under half-an-hour before the third-round FA Cup tie between former Premier League champions Rovers and City gets under way.
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12:25pm Sat 4 Jan 14
You're not mugging me off that easily says...
Newcastle clearly don't want him cup tied.
12:47pm Sat 4 Jan 14
Rossendale Rover says...
C'mon u Blues !!
1:11pm Sat 4 Jan 14
A Darener says...
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1:37pm Sat 4 Jan 14
FCBurnley says...
1:47pm Sat 4 Jan 14
cowabunga says...
2:01pm Sat 4 Jan 14
A Darener says...
2:24pm Sat 4 Jan 14
A Darener says...
2:39pm Sat 4 Jan 14
A Darener says...
Well done to Paul Robinson, not to blame for goal.
All players played well. Never mind bust up at half time, just shows how wound up they were.
Hopefully keep Dingles of these pages.
Let us see how they do.
2:48pm Sat 4 Jan 14
lucas12 says...
Well done lads actually thought we could of nicked it great stuff
2:51pm Sat 4 Jan 14
Elysiumfire says...
Woevers weren't good, not in the slightest, City threw it just enough for the draw, and Boyatta got himself sent off to give Pellegrini an excuse! Football shame!
2:56pm Sat 4 Jan 14
Is Eckersley playing? says...
3:15pm Sat 4 Jan 14
RK says...
Elysiumfire wrote:What a sad Dingle you are, go back to having a threesome with your sister and mum.
Can't believe what I just watched! City looked like they were playing for Oscars rather than the FA Cup. Manipulation of the punters for a pay day for woevers.
Woevers weren't good, not in the slightest, City threw it just enough for the draw, and Boyatta got himself sent off to give Pellegrini an excuse! Football shame!
3:19pm Sat 4 Jan 14
A Darener says...
3:31pm Sat 4 Jan 14
Elysiumfire says...
What a prat! Rhodes about to be sold, and City will dump you out the FA Cup, and then your descent is assured. Do try to keep a grip.
3:34pm Sat 4 Jan 14
A Darener says...
3:41pm Sat 4 Jan 14
greenscreener says...
Is Eckersley playing? wrote:Is that really the best you can do, you sad sack of sh!t, treal Rovers fans are so pleased that your new year just keeps getting worse.
Credit were it is due. Some decent players who could knock the ball around and they worked hard for the cause. Rovers weren't bad either. (Only joking!) Bowyer is doing ok. However, all those empty blue seats. Venkys legacy. I feel so sorry for the fans who do attend as the atmoshere at times was very poor. Not your fault, of course, the thousands like me are not to blame either. Just two or three people thousands of miles away are responsible. Shame.
5:03pm Sat 4 Jan 14
Is Eckersley playing? says...
6:04pm Sat 4 Jan 14
Angry From Accrington says...
Is Eckersley playing? wrote:I can't get angry enough today to go for the jugular so I am asking you nicely to please stop using Venkys as an excuse for no longer supporting the club. We all understand that living on a pension is not easy and its a struggle for an octogenarian to get to Ewood so if you must follow our progress from your armchair try to be a little less bitter. Take a leaf out of Dareners book; you might get a bit more out of life.
Credit were it is due. Some decent players who could knock the ball around and they worked hard for the cause. Rovers weren't bad either. (Only joking!) Bowyer is doing ok. However, all those empty blue seats. Venkys legacy. I feel so sorry for the fans who do attend as the atmoshere at times was very poor. Not your fault, of course, the thousands like me are not to blame either. Just two or three people thousands of miles away are responsible. Shame.
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haha bro WHO cares? next thing will be no iphones in afghanistan till 2020
Taiwan is the major developer/manufacturer of iPads + iPhones and yet these products are usually not available for us to purchase 'til months later.
Afghanistan? Seriously? You have any idea how many tech devices are developed in Taiwan?
If you don't care then why did you take the time to read it and post on it?
We have members from all over the world.
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This goes on my list of fail posts.
I am surprised Taiwan still doesn't have the iPad. They are so large on electronics.
Large on electronics and regulations
To care or not to care about this post is certainly not the question. The question is, who the F cares whether you care or not
I live in TW as well and it seems that we are always close to last on getting Apple devices.
i don't get it though, because we develop / manufacture these devices an still a almost dead last in getting them.
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Thunderstorms early Sunday morning left up to 1.5 inches of rain in parts of the Highland Lakes. Buchanan Dam and Kingsland recorded the highest totals, according to the Lower Colorado River Authority rain gauges.
Sunday's high is expected to get to 73 degrees with winds from the northwest at 10 to 15 mph. The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies Sunday night with a chance of rain after midnight. The overnight low is expected to get to 46 degrees. There's a 40 percent chance of rain on Monday with high of 63 and a low of 48.
Rainfall totals for the 24 hours recorded at 8 a.m. by the LCRA were:
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