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Mt. Everest: Teams Watch the Weather
Posted by: Seth Waterfall, Dave Hahn | May 12, 2013
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Everest
Elevation: 17,575'
Well, the summit buzz is starting here at Everest Base Camp. A few teams had planned on heading up this morning but a pulse of snow in the early morning hours shut most of them down. Everyone has been milling about camp trying to piece together what the other teams are doing. It's all pretty exciting.
The main focus for everyone is on the weather forecast. There is a tropical cyclone in the Bay of Bengal and that could mean a lot of snow if it comes our way. Everyone is hoping that it dissipates over the next several days of course.
As for us we're not rushing up the mountain just yet. We're still healing up a bit and being in the first big wave if summiteers was never in our plan. Better for us to hang back a few days, wait for a solid forecast and hopefully get the summit without a big crowd.
So its at least a few more days of Base Camp life for us.
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Mt. Everest: Resting, Playing Games and Watching the Weather
Posted by: Dave Hahn, Mark Tucker, Seth Waterfall | May 11, 2013
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Everest
Elevation: 17,575'
Another quiet but interesting day at Basecamp. Everything seems a little different now with the news that climbers made the top yesterday… And indeed, a few more went there today if the radio grapevine is correct. The mountain is not impossible. But we do hope those most recent summit climbers got down fast, since by late afternoon we've experienced a thunderstorm and a few inches of quick new snow. And that roar is back… The one that sounds like Niagara Falls as a ribbon of the jet stream does battle with the parts of these mountains that dare to stand out and in the way.
We are all watching weather and weather forecasts now and there is plenty of interest in the calendar. Many climbers are still down-valley taking a vacation, but they are starting to trickle back by helicopter and by foot with summit dates in mind. Some are packing bags and heading up in the next day or two.
We are biding our time. Waiting out the cough. Hiking and exploring and playing games in camp. We'll have to pick summit departure days soon enough, but for now it just isn't right for our team. We get a little anxious to know that the route is open, but we also know that it wouldn't be a bad thing to let a few hundred other climbers have their way with it first. Things get a little warmer with each passing day in May and we hold out hope that calmer days materialize. And we cross our fingers that cyclone O1B -spinning menacingly down in the Bay of Bengal- fizzles out and finds a place to go that doesn't interfere with climbers… or with humanity in general.
Best Regards,
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Mt. Everest Expedition: The Mountain is Ready
Posted by: Dave Hahn, Seth Waterfall | May 10, 2013
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Everest
Elevation: 17,575'
Mark Tucker here, calling from Everest Base Camp. Fourscore and 23 years ago, I stood on top of Mt. Everest with the International Peace climb led by Jim Whittaker. And what a day it was and what a day here today - May 10th. We now have a group of Sherpa on top of Mount Everest, so the floodgates are now open. The (Sherpa) team did a great job. Sounds like conditions were very favorable for an ascent as of now. People are starting to rally, lots of teams are looking at the weather of course, as well as us. Making some plans to the start the movement uphill. The Lhotse and Nuptse Teams have gotten very far along in the progress of fixing the ropes. We are not quite sure on the status of those, but it won't be long now for those mountains to see some summitters. It's a crazy place here right now and we are enjoying some good weather. It looks like there is some wind up high with the jet stream around. Hopefully some people will get started taking advantage of the opportunity to make their summit attempt and get on top this season. Our Sherpa team is resting well. And they are ready to give us the support that we're going to need in the near future and Dave Hahn, he's the best in the business, so we will have a great attack coming up here pretty soon. So, we will keep you posted when we can.
RMI Guide and Everest Base Camp Manager Mark Tucker checks in with an update on route.
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Mt. Everest: The Team is Amidst the Waiting Game
Posted by: Dave Hahn, Seth Waterfall, Mark Tucker | May 09, 2013
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Everest
Elevation: 17,575'
We're squarely in the middle of the waiting game here at Everest Basecamp. The big teams have assembled a few strong guys who are working on fixing the ropes to the summit today and tomorrow. Once those are in then it's all a matter of time until we get a good weather window for the summit bid.
As for us we're healing up and feeling rested for the push for the top. We're giving the weather forecast more and more scrutiny every day and the tick marks on the calendar are starting to add up. It shouldn't be too much longer now.
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Mt. Everest: RMI Sherpa Team to the South Col
Posted by: Dave Hahn, Seth Waterfall, Mark Tucker | May 08, 2013
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Everest
Elevation: 17,575'
An easy day for the climbing team at Basecamp… Those without coughs went on big hikes, those with coughs went on lesser walks. By contrast, our Sherpa team went for a much more significant and ambitious journey. Tshering, Gylgen and Kaji carried loads from ABC all the way to the South Col, establishing high camp at close to 26,000 ft. They then returned to ABC, and now, in late afternoon, along with Lam Babu and Yubaraj, they are descending to Basecamp. That is what we call a big day in the Himalaya.
Unfortunately, there is a somber feeling once again around the mountain. Another tragic fall occurred yesterday, killing a climber on the Lhotse Face. It isn't our place to divulge details and I don't wish to try to sensationalize Everest climbing by exploiting such sadness, but I'll mention the incident in order to give proper credit to those who worked hard to make a bad situation better. Lam Babu was one of those who rushed up to the scene to render aid and who helped with the difficult job of retrieving the victim's body which they then transported to ABC. Today, a helicopter pilot finished the job with another daring high altitude retrieval from 21,300 ft… making what was once phenomenal seem sadly routine, but in the process saving many climbers from the very difficult and dangerous task of carrying the victim down through the Khumbu Icefall.
Tonight, our entire team will be together and safe in Basecamp.
Best Regards,
RMI Guide Dave Hahn
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Mt. Everest: RMI Sherpa Team Sets up Camp 3, South Col Carry is Next
Posted by: Dave Hahn, Seth Waterfall, Mark Tucker | May 07, 2013
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Everest
Elevation: 17,575'
Today our Sherpa team secured prime real estate at Camp 3. The super Sherpa chopped away ice for a nice flat platform and supplied, but did not set up the tent. It is best to wait till the day the team is ready to use the tent; otherwise, the elements may damage or blow the unoccupied tent away.
Sherpa plan to carry loads to the South Col tomorrow; these guys are tough.
The climbing team is getting some exercise around Basecamp by day hiking, golfing, and playing horseshoes.
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Mt. Everest: RMI Sherpa Team Left BC to Begin Establishing Camp 3
Posted by: Dave Hahn, Seth Waterfall, Mark Tucker | May 06, 2013
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Everest
Elevation: 17,575'
Lam Babu and our all-star Sherpa team were walking out of Basecamp by 4 this morning, bound for Advanced Basecamp (ABC). Their plan is to use the days ahead to establish Camp III on the Lhotse Face and to begin carries to the South Col. It is a good plan and works well with the climbing team intention to head up for a last "practice" rotation on the hill, sleeping as high as Camp III.
We were going for that last difficult push starting tomorrow, but have now reconsidered. A cough has taken precedence, as coughs sometimes do in the month of May on Mount Everest. We've worked with this particular cough for weeks already and have no fondness for it. The judgement call has come down to: sleep at 24,000 ft, gaining valuable experience in a tough environment while coming down in time for a last rest before the summit bid… Or get healthy and banish the cough before trying for the top.
Get Healthy won out.
We'll stay down while the Sherpa team is up this time (they'll be back to BC in a few days). We'll put a priority on getting the climbing team strong and we'll contend with a longer-than-expected rest while carefully examining weather reports… On the lookout for a suitable "window" between the Jetstream and the Monsoon.
Best Regards,
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Mt. Everest: Preparations Underway for Last Rotation
Posted by: Dave Hahn, Seth Waterfall, Mark Tucker | May 05, 2013
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Everest
Elevation: 17,575'
Cinco de Mayo and we are here with some nachos. No Margaritas, that will be later. Perfect weather, another beautiful day. Lots of prep work for the upcoming rotation. We took out the oxygen masks and regulators. They may use them if a night at Camp 3 becomes available. So important to double check the equipment before sending it up the hill. Our whole Sherpa team will start out early in the AM for Camp 2 and stay up there until Camp 3 is built and loads are in place at Camp 4. The Sherpa team is such a great group of men, we cannot thank them enough for all their help.
The climbing team will rest one more day, then head up for the final rotation before the summit push. Dave and Seth have been doing fine work of all the details, what a couple of super guides we have leading this Expedition.
A big shout out to Karla, Happy B-Day!
Mt. Everest Basecamp Manager Mark Tucker
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Mt. Everest: The Team Preps for Next Rotation
Posted by: Dave Hahn, Seth Waterfall, Mark Tucker | May 04, 2013
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Everest
Elevation: 17,575'
It's a beautiful day here at Everest Bascamp (EBC)! By that I mean its not snowing or windy, yet. We're taking full advantage by eating our fill, relaxing and doing some laundry. It's all part of the prep for our next rotation up on the mountain.
The past week at Advanced Basecamp (ABC) was a great foundation for our acclimatization and the best part was getting on the Lhotse Face. After all these weeks of prep it was great to feel like we were on a mountain as opposed to being down amongst the mountains. Our next trip up will be more of a test to see how our conditioning is holding up. But for now we're resting.
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Mt. Everest: Rest Day at Everest Basecamp
Posted by: Dave Hahn, Seth Waterfall, Mark Tucker | May 03, 2013
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Everest
Elevation: 17,575'
It is tough to realize just how hard Everest is on the human body until one comes back down to "normal" altitudes like 17,500 ft Basecamp. The first night of deep sleep convinces you that whatever you thought you were doing for twelve hours a night at 21,300 ft was not actually sleep. A plate of breakfast that you actually want seconds on makes you think of how easy the mountain would be to climb if you could have had your normal appetite up at ABC.
Life is easy for us today at Basecamp. Chairs with backs to lean against. Oxygen and air pressure in abundance. Cellphone connectivity. Showers and mostly clean clothes. And very little risk for a change… Unlike looking forward to a day on the Lhotse Face or a morning in the Khumbu Icefall. Not so much can fall on us on our rest day and we aren't likely to step on anything that collapses without warning.
Lots of good things about life at Basecamp... once the morning flurry of helicopter flights is finished, there is peace and quiet and a billion dollar set of views out every tent door. Today the views included jet stream winds raking the upper Lhotse Face, driving snow a thousand feet higher than the mountain itself. We are catching up on the news and trying to beat Mark Tucker at a game or two, but he has all of the advantages while our brains are still fuzzy and our bodies are tired. Tomorrow.
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Rózsa Péter studied at Loránd Eötvös University in Budapest where her interest in mathematics was brought about by Fejér's lectures. Another one to have an important influence on Rózsa Péter was László Kalmár who was a fellow student at Loránd Eötvös University.
After graduating in 1927 Péter earned a living tutoring mathematics, unable to obtain a permanent job. Her first post, at the Budapest Teachers Training College, was obtained in 1945. Péter's years at the teacher's college produced the charming book Playing with Infinity (first in German, 1955). When the College closed in 1955 she became a professor at Loránd Eötvös University and remained in this post until she retired in 1975.
Her first research topic was number theory but she became discouraged on finding that her results had already been proved by Dickson. For a while Péter wrote poetry but around 1930 she was encouraged to return to mathematics by Kalmár. He suggested Péter examine Gödel's work and in a series of papers she became a founder of recursive function theory.
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Recursive functions were invented during the 1920s in the Hilbert school, but nothing much was proved about them. Developing ideas of Herbrand, Gödel defined the more general 'general' recursive functions (to which Ackermann's function belongs) in his Princeton lectures 1933-34; soon after, the old functions received the name 'primitive recursive', and the general ones lost their adjective.
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After patiently waiting for almost four seasons for wayward Predator Alexander Radulov to make a return to Music City, the Preds are now ready to send him on his way to another NHL team or the KHL.According to Josh Cooper of the Tennessean, David Poile made it clear today that Radulov did not fit into the Predators future plans. He indicated that a trade or a release to a KHL team were both possibilities.Radulov played nine regular season games with the Preds beginning in late March and picked up thee goals and four assists. In the playoffs, Radulov had a goal and five assists in seven games.A key factor in Radulov's exit was the disruption caused when he and Andrei Kostitsyn stayed out past curfew the evening before game two of Nashville's second round series with Phoenix and the pair were subsequently suspended.It will be interesting to see what type of deal that Poile can swing in disposing of Radulov's rights.More Later...Buddy Oakes for PredsOnTheGlass
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AnumaanAnumaan is a perspective based, on-screen predictive text entry system. It is an extension of an Input Method (IM) mechanism (on GNOME desktop) in the sense that it extends its (IM) notion by including the power of text prediction. It has support for UTF-8 unicode encoding. Anumaan allows its user to train it and personalize his writing style into different named domains. Hence it adapts to his writing style in some sense. The current version will not have live mode adaptation, but still a user can train a domain as many times you like. Anumaan is designed for a (text) sequence prediction based on a certain context. The context can either be a partial word context or a partial sentence context. Through prediction of a certain (text) sequence, the system helps augmenting the rate of text comprehension and typing. Here, predictions are achieved from multiple perspectives. The existence of multi-dimensional perspectives gives user valuable choices. Some of these perspectives are:
1. Perspective of a domain Anumaan is designed for people who suffer from different kinds of motor disability by allowing it to be customized for different kinds of input devices (e.g. keyboard, mouse, joystick or any other pointing device especially built for people suffering from motor disability). In other words it can be very easily customized to cater to different hand movement capabilities. The current version is only for mouse and keyboard based interactions. But we can easily customize it for different hardware input device requirements. The current version includes Anumaan-standalone-0.2 with improved GUI and this version got "100% FREE" Softpedia award.
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Same-Sex Marriage Switch in Virginia
Attorney General Mark Herring issues sharp reversal, will oppose state's ban.
If ever there was proof that elections have consequences, a long-held defense of the state's same-sex marriage ban in Virginia has shifted to the state supporting an effort to overturn the law.
Several media sites, including The Washington Post, have reported that Attorney General Mark Herring is joining two couples in an attempt to strike down the state's marriage ban in federal court.
"The Supreme Court is clear: The United States Constitution is the law of the land, the supreme law of the land," Herring said at a press conference. "I believe the freedom to marry is a fundamental right and I intend to ensure that Virginia is on the right side of history and the right side of the law."
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In 2006, voters approved an amendment to the state constitution that banned recognition of same-sex couples. In November, voters in the state narrowly elected Herring, as well as Democrat Gov. Terry McAuliffe, who supported recognition of same-sex couples on the campaign stump.
The state Republican Party was one of several conservative voices blasting Herring's decision.
"It took Mark Herring less than a month to decide he doesn't want to be Attorney General," said GOP Chairman Pat Mullins in a statement. "The first job of Virginia's Attorney General is to be the Commonwealth's law firm, and to defend the duly passed laws of Commonwealth."
The Human Rights Campaign, a gay rights organization based in D.C., celebrated Herring's decision.
"Attorney General Herring joins the growing legal and public consensus that barriers to marriage for lesbian and gay couples do not protect anyone and only harm Virginia families," said Human Rights Campaign President Chad Griffin. "This courageous stand on behalf of the Commonwealth plants Virginia firmly on the right side of history."
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Beyond Irregularity Current
In collaboration with international partners, IPPR is leading a major programme of research on irregular and transit migration from sub-Saharan Africa through Morocco to the European Union.
Project overview
The project aims to create an evidence base which will enable governments, the EU and other stakeholders to better manage and prevent irregular migration from sub-Saharan African countries and transit in Morocco to the EU.
The project's specific objectives are to:
- analyse recent trends regarding irregular migration between Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe through collaborative action-oriented research
- enhance through training and collaborative research the institutional capacity of governments and civil society actors in countries of origin and transit to combat illegal migration, migrant smuggling and human trafficking
- strengthen the protection of migrants' rights in transit countries
- raise awareness about the risks of irregular migration and exploitation by trafficking networks
- provide a strategic and sustainable framework for dialogue and cooperation around irregular migration and trafficking between EU member states and countries of origin and transit.
The project is focused on three specific case studies. Each case study will address some of the common misconceptions about irregular migration and trafficking, enhance our understanding of the complex individual motivations to migrate, and help formulate innovative policies that go beyond traditional security responses such as border controls and policing.
Case study 1: Victims of trafficking – Nigerians in the UK
This case study will gather detailed evidence on the methods and routes used by traffickers to transport individuals from Nigeria to the UK. We are working with civil society actors and relevant government departments in the UK to develop a comprehensive prevention strategy to stop women being trafficked into prostitution in the UK. This has a particular focus on preventing women being trafficked prior to the Olympics in 2012.
Case study 2: Irregular migrants from sub-Saharan Africa in transit in Morocco
Researchers will explore migrants' experiences and intentions at each stage of irregularity. Interviews will be conducted with asylum seekers, visa overstayers, clandestine entrants, victims of trafficking, unaccompanied minors, apprehended irregular migrants and vulnerable migrants. Along with our Moroccan partner, we will work with civil society actors and the Moroccan government to strengthen the protection of migrants' rights while in transit.
Case study 3: Returnee irregular migrants in Nigeria and Morocco
The research will explore migrants' motivations for remaining in the EU and inhibitors to return at each stage of their experience as an irregular migrant, as well as their future migration intentions. We will work with civil society actors and relevant government departments in Nigeria and Morocco to establish social and professional reintegration schemes.
Guided by an advisory panel of experts, the project will deliver a number of tailored outputs in 2011–13, including:
- four policy briefings and three case study reports
- running training sessions with partners
- holding four stakeholder seminars
- designing a toolkit for civil society actors to improve the level of support they provide for irregular migrants and victims of trafficking
- hosting a major international conference in Brussels.
To ensure the sustainability of the research, we will also establish a permanent Euro-Mediterranean Consortium for Irregular Migration Research and Advocacy. We will invite research institutes and civil society actors in the Euro-Mediterranean region to join.
IPPR is very grateful to the European Commission for sponsoring this project.
Advisory group members - UK
> Simon Massey, Coventry University
> Rosella Dimento, International Organization for Migration
> Amanda Gray, UNHCR
> Franck Düvell, COMPAS, Oxford University
> Salud Murphy, Foreign and Commonwealth Office
> Sue Lukes, MigrationWork
> Don Flynn, Migrants' Rights Network
> Liza Schuster, City University
> Andy Desmond, London Metropolitan Police
> Jenny Moss, Kalayaan, Justice for Domestic Workers
> Ecaterina Schilling, Community activist
> Debbie Ariyo, AFRUCA
> Hermione Harris, the School of Oriental and African Studies
Steering Group - Nigeria
> Dr Chi-Chi Aniagolu-Okoye, Project Support Unit, Canada International Development Agency (CIDA)
> Friday Okonofua, Executive Director, Women's Health and Action Research Centre (WHARC)
> Ambassador Nkoyo Toyo, Member of the Federal House of Representatives, Federal Government of Nigeria, Abuja
> Auwal Ibrahim Musa Rafsanjani, Executive Director, Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC)
> Prof Eghosa Osaghae, Vice Chancellor, Igbinedion University, Okada
> Josephine Efffah-Chukwuma, Executive Director, Project Alert on Violence Against Women
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> Lamia Elagbi, Inter-ministerial Delegation of Human Rights
> Beatriz Villanueva, UN Women
> Dorien Deketele, Program Officer, International Organization for Migration
> Marc Fawe, External Relations, UNHCR
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Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, starts tonight, and its arrival has filled my head with thoughts of homemade chicken soup, brisket, and apple cake. Hey, food's a big part of being Jewish—take a read [2]. However, since living on my own, I tend to overlook the traditional dipping of apples in honey (you eat sweet food in the hopes of a sweet year ahead, get it?)—that is, until I discovered that Colorado's bounty includes apples [3].
You can go pick your own at a number of farms around the state [4], or—since this is short notice—simply head to Whole Foods Market [5], Marczyk Fine Foods [6], or Spinelli's Market [7] and take your pick of Jonagolds, Galas, and more.
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Proliferative and Survival Effects of PUMA Promote Angiogenesis
Proliferative and Survival Effects of PUMA Promote Angiogenesis
Cell Reports, Volume 2, Issue 5,
Pages 1272-1285,
Publication Date 01 November 2012
Copyright © 2012 The Authors All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.celrep.2012.09.023
Fan Zhang
Yang Li
Zhongshu Tang
Anil Kumar
Chunsik Lee
Liping Zhang
Chaoyong Zhu
Anne Klotzsche-von Ameln
Bin Wang
Zhiqin Gao
Shizhuang Zhang
Harald F. Langer
Xu Hou
Lasse Jensen
Wenxin Ma
Wai Wong
Triantafyllos Chavakis
Yizhi Liu
Yihai Cao
Xuri Li
National Eye Institute, National Institutes of Health, Rockville, MD 20852, USA
State Key Laboratory of Ophthalmology, Zhongshan Ophthalmic Center, Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou 510060, P.R. China
National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, NIH, Bethesda, MD 20892, USA
School of Public Health, NanTong University, 9 Seyuan Road, Nantong 226019, P.R. China
Division of Vascular Inflammation, Diabetes and Kidney, Department of Medicine, and Institute of Physiology, University Dresden, Dresden 0351 463-0, Germany
Medical Imaging Institute, Shandong Province Characteristical Key Subject, Medical Imaging and Nuclear Medicine, Binzhou Medical University, Yantai, 264003 P.R. China
Department of Cell Biology, Weifang Medical University, Weifang, 261053, P.R. China
Department of Radiology, Medical Imaging Centre of the Affiliated Hospital, Weifang Medical University, Weifang, 261053, P.R. China
Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, University of Tübingen, Tübingen 72074, Germany
Department of Ophthalmology, Eye Institute of Chinese PLA, Xijing Hospital, Fourth Military Medical University, Xi`an, Shaanxi 710032, China
Department of Microbiology, Tumor and Cell Biology, Karolinska Institute, 171 77 Stockholm, Sweden
Department of Medicine and Health Sciences, Linköping University, 581 83 Linköping, Sweden
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► PUMA is abundantly expressed in vascular and microglia cells ► PUMA promotes vascular/microglia cell proliferation/survival and angiogenesis ► Puma deficiency reduces angiogenesis and microglia density ► PUMA regulates autophagy, Erk activation, and intracellular calcium level
The p53 upregulated modulator of apoptosis (PUMA) is known as an essential apoptosis inducer. Here, we report the seemingly paradoxical finding that PUMA is a proangiogenic factor critically required for the proliferation and survival of vascular and microglia cells. Strikingly, Puma deficiency by genetic deletion or small hairpin RNA knockdown inhibited developmental and pathological angiogenesis and reduced microglia numbers in vivo, whereas Puma gene delivery increased angiogenesis and cell survival. Mechanistically, we revealed that PUMA plays a critical role in regulating autophagy by modulating Erk activation and intracellular calcium level. Our findings revealed an unexpected function of PUMA in promoting angiogenesis and warrant more careful investigations into the therapeutic potential of PUMA in treating cancer and degenerative diseases.


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Stay at the 4-star Podol Plaza Hotel for the best Kiev experience. There are loads of rooms here, giving you a great deal of choice. Easily reached from here, Percherska Lavra and Golden Gate are sure to leave a good memory. During your sojourn in Kiev, why not enjoy a trip to Zoological Garden. This accommodation is not far from Ukrainian Church of St. Andrew. Chernobyl Museum is a museum that you would not want to miss during your visit to Kiev.
A restaurant is just one part of Podol Plaza Hotel. Services of this hotel include a laundry service, a concierge service and a dry cleaning/laundry service. A conference space and a business center are two provisions that may be attractive to business guests. There are 57 rooms to accommodate every type of traveller. With public transportation being a little on the tricky side, a paid airport shuttle bus can prove to be a convenient addition here.
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Syllabification: pet·riss·agePronunciation: /ˌpetriˈsäZH
- A massage technique that involves kneading the body.More example sentences
- Then, during the last minute of the rub, the subject's skin was gently lifted with a C-shaped motion of the hand (petrissage).
- The strokes used were effleurage (ie, long gliding strokes), petrissage (ie, lifting of the muscle, kneading), and vibration (ie, gentle shaking of the muscle).
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The mom of our local Olympic hero has been on a little New York media tour this week, promoting her new book A Mother For All Seasons. You may have seen her on the Today show or Access Hollywood talking about the book, which mostly tells her story of raising the 8-time gold medalist, and briefly touches on the controversy that erupted when a photo of Phelps using a bong came out last year.
"I could not have been more proud of how Michael dealt with the onslaught, taking full responsibility for his actions," she writes of that incident.
Turns out Michael was in town this week too. On Monday, he was spotted here in Bmore, downing a steak at Sullivan's, but by yesterday, he was apparently up in the Big Apple, keeping his mom company. "Michael is in New York to be with his mama, of course," Debbie told the New York Daily News. "He's actually back in training right now."
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Tired of clicking to see a large version? Upgrade to e2 to browse all photos automatically at their largest size.We hatched a cunning plan for covering yesterday's Remembrance Day parade. She would face north and I would face south.
With the morning's very strong sun directly in my eyes - where are the grey clouds when they are needed? - I was beset with monstrous flare; no shoe-in for me in next year's calendar, then. But I hope this sequence will appeal.
V1: RSM at work.
V2: Solo march.
V3: Return to position.
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V5: The ones who got away.
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The open mouth of the RSM is brilliant Bill, it brings memories of the noise and military orders that echo across my memory of covering so many parades and memorials, the voice is so loud in the silence of the crowd before during and just after the Remembrance Day parades.
I think your image has it's place in the Calendar.
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The rim lighting adds to the atmosphere beautifully. Nice to see Moira featuring in most of the shots too.
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Very clever, Bill. Some excellent crops giving strong juxtapositions between the 'players'. No distraction of colour, and the rim lighting isolates the people well. Hard pushed to choose a favourite they are all so good.
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A cracking set, Bill, love the strong backlighting, it really makes these work so well
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All superb shots Bill - my kind of light - well handled exposures!
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It sure does Bill great captures and I am pleased you presented them in B/w some how it goes best of all maybe it's a reminder of the times long ago.
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An excellent set of images documenting the occasion, I've spotted MrsWoolybill amongst the members of the crowd
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Brilliant Bill, and all the better for being Mono.
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Cracking set of into the sun images Bill.
The use of mono and the light has given them a special look.
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DAVISVILLE - The Polymer Alliance Zone with the Mid-Ohio Valley Chamber of Commerce and the Just Beneath the Surface Campaign will celebrate the completiion of the zone's new Process Technologies Building with a Business After Hours from 4:30-7 p.m. on Tuesday.
Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, representatives of the West Virginia plastics industry and businesses from the Mid-Ohio will participate. Just Beneath The Surface is a coalition educating citizens about the role natural gas plays in the economy.
"We are excited to partner with the Mid-Ohio Valley Chamber of Commerce and Just Beneath the Surface to celebrate the completion of the new building," said Karen Facemyer, president of the Polymer Alliance Zone.
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The Polymer Alliance Zone will celebrate the completion of the Process Technologies Building with a Business After Hours by the Chamber of Commerce from 4:30-7 p.m. Tuesday. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin will attend.
The Polymer Technology Park is at 1 Polymer Way in Davisville.
The new 80,000 square foot building is on a 7.5 acre lot within the technology park and is less than 3 miles from Interstate 77. The building has been designed with 20,000 square feet of 40-foot high ceilings, 60,000 square feet of 30-foot high ceilings and a loading and unloading dock incorporating all utilities.
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The Bison played their final tune-up game before conference play, Wednesday against NAIA opponent Mayville State. A dumbfounded crowd wandered out of chilly Newman Field three hours later after witnessing the Bison fall to the Comets, 6-5 in 10 innings.
The Comets came out with a lot of energy Wednesday night, starting the scoring in the top of the second. NDSU responded in the bottom half after Blake Turbak cleared the bases with an RBI single scoring two.
Mayville State came back to tie the game in the fifth with a Dillon Lundin, bases-load single against Bison reliever Jake Heck. NDSU seemed poised to respond in the bottom half of the inning with runners on first and second when second baseman, Wes Satzinger, stung a fastball in the left-center gap, only to be caught by diving Brad Ferraro. Later it turned out to be the second biggest play for the Comet centerfielder.
Down 4-2 going into the bottom of the ninth, the Bison were sparked by a lead-off double by Satzinger, who went three for four with a pair of walks. He was followed by a walk of Nick Anderson and a sacrifice bunt by Michael Leach, moving the runners to second and third.
Pinch-hitter Nick Altavilla delivered on the first pitch with a rocket into the gap scoring Satzinger and Anderson, tying the game at four apiece. After a walk of Max Casper and a fly-out by Tim Colwell, brother, Nick walked to the plate with runners on first and second with two out. The Newman crowd roared in delight as Nick singled to center only to fall into dead silence as pinch runner, John Skrbec was thrown out at the plate by a strike thrown from centerfielder, Brad Ferraro.
In the top half of the tenth the Comets rallied for two runs on back-to-back RBI singles by Zachary Mihic and Phillip Steer off the Bison's seventh pitcher of the night, Kyle Kingsley. With the Bison down 6-4 going into the bottom of the tenth, the lack of clutch hitting caught up with them as they were able to squeak one run across, but ended up stranding the game-tying and go ahead runs on base.
NDSU will start Summit League play this weekend with a four-game set at Western Illinois. The Bison come into conference play with a 22-7 record fresh off two losses.