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Some Tennessee lawmakers are pushing to keep your personal information more private, even from the federal government.
They want to make it illegal for state workers to cooperate with blanket searches like the ones the NSA has been criticized about.
State Sen. Stacey Campfield, R-Knoxville, is one of the bill's sponsors and says if the federal government wants to do these blanket searches, Tennessee shouldn't have to foot the bill.
"What we're saying is the state should not be involved in helping facilitate that. We should not be pushing it. Listen, if you bring us a valid warrant for an individual or a specific reason there's something you're looking for, great. We're OK with that. But if you're saying, 'We're just going to scan everyone's phone calls, and we're going to keep track of it,' I don't think that's something the state should be involved in," Campfield said.
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One man's trash is another man's treasure is a phrase that need not apply is Crisp County.
Trash has been piling up at the county's 15 dump sites which are reserved for tax paying citizens who foot the bill for the dumpsters.
But outsiders have been coming in - dumping illegally - and racking up a bill in the hundreds of thousands of dollars forcing county leaders to take action.
"I have seen it look very bad. I have seen trash piled up here so high you could hardly walk around the dumpster," said Connie Carney.
She is a member of a commission appointed task force formed to solve the garbage problem -one that has become very expensive.
"It is probably around $700,000 dollars a year that the taxpayers of Crisp County have to pay to clean this up everyday," she said.
Pictures from the 15 dump sites located throughout the county show just how bad the problem has become.
Officials say it's a known fact Crisp County has the dump sites and people from surrounding counties take advantage of them.
The DNR even ordered a site near Blackshear shut down due to the threat of water pollution. It's still open.
During the interview for this story we caught someone trying to illegally dump non-household items in the dumpster.
"We in Crisp County have to pay for it. We pay for it on our taxes," said Carney.
Last week county commissioners voted to hold a public hearing on curb side garbage service which would do away with the dump sites.
"We found after doing a lot of research that curbside pickup is the best for the county as a whole. It's the most economical," Carney said.
Right now the 4,500 or so households in Crisp County pay between $100 and $500 dollars a year, based on property value, for garbage. The curb side fee would be worked out through a vendor. Some estimates are around $200 a year.
"It will cost some people a little more money. In the long run it will average out that you're not paying as much as you are now," said Carney.
Aside from the environmental hazards, task force members say the millions spent on garbage cleanup over the years would save taxpayers, too.
"That's money that could spent on other projects that we desperately need in this county," she said.
Commissioners would likely not vote on the measure until January and the proposal includes keeping 2 dumpsites open along with the county's landfill.
The commission will sort out the details and take Q & A from citizens at Friday's public hearing.
It will start at 10 AM at the Crisp County Courthouse.
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Police charged Esther Goodwin with two counts of theft, alleging she ran a lucrative fencing operation out of her salon on the 4700 block of Sellman Road.
According to police, Goodwin purchased goods from professional thieves who had stolen merchandise from a DSW store in Largo.
Police said they were contacted in June by an officer for DSW's loss prevention about a possible fencing operation because the store was losing so much merchandise. Police did surveillance and undercover work to locate the Beltsville salon.
Police said undercover officers posing as thieves sold $5,000 worth of merchandise to Goodwin before her arrest.
The salon, which was arranged like a boutique, had about $20,000 in stolen merchandise, also including items from Marshalls and T.J. Maxx, said Sgt. Aubrey Thompson of the county police's Special Enforcement Division.
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On December 16th, 2012 at approximately 10:26 a.m., officers with the Marianna Police Department conducted a traffic stop on a Gold Toyota passenger vehicle on Clay St. for the traffic infraction of failing to obey a stop sign.
The driver of the vehicle later identified as Coleman McKinnon III exited his vehicle and refused officers command to remain in the vehicle. Officers then attempted to pat the driver down and McKinnon pushed off of an officer and became physically resistant. McKinnon was then tased but was able to fight through the taser and continued to ignore officer's commands. McKinnon was then tased a second time at which time he went to the ground and retrieved a small container from his pocket and threw it under the porch of a residence. McKinnon was then taken into custody and the container that he threw was recovered and contained crack cocaine.
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Common Wealth, Common Wisdom, pt.3: looking the Great Depression in the mirror
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Sep 14, 2009 — Each Monday this month, we're featuring new features from our Common Wealth, Common Wisdom project. North Country teens paired with senior citizens to explore the concept of entrepreneurship during the Great Depression, and today's Great Recession. When Chelsea Ross went across the street to interview her 90-year-old neighbor, Bill Cullen, she expected to hear some stories about working hard as a kid in the Great Depression era. She expected to get a 'how to' guide for surviving today's recession. What she got instead was different. What she got was a weird mirror on her life from 70 years before. Go to full article
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Aug 31, 2009 — Today we begin a four-part series of stories from the youth producers of our Common Wealth, Common Wisdom project. Each Monday this month, we'll hear from a teen and a senior pairing, exploring the concept of entrepreneurship during the Great Depression, and today's Great Recession. This morning, producer Jennifer Sibert brings us the story of the Huntleys, who just celebrated their 50th anniversary. They say that behind every hard working man is an even harder working woman. Behind Roger Huntley, who just retired after four decades as an auctioneer, is the tireless and indominable Ann Huntley. Roger and Ann take us back to the day they met, through a lifetime of collaboration on the farm and under the auction tent. Go to full article
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May 05, 2009 — Go to the Massena Public Library on the first and third Saturdays of any month, and you'll find teenagers dueling, Yu Gi Oh style. Yu Gi Oh is a trading card game based on Japanese anime cartoons. It's like a Dungeons and Dragons for a new generation. James Roscha sponsors the regular tournaments. He and one of his Yu Gi Oh proteges are the subjects of today's Heard Up North. Sarah Minor produced this story. Go to full article
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The Internet is in the midst of yet another revolution: the mobile Internet revolution. With the powerful mobile devices, people are increasingly turning to the mobile Internet to obtain fast and contextual information and entertainment.
Video is an extremely rich communication channel. In addition to raw information, video gives the viewer a sense of who the participants are by including body language in the information stream.
Dandelion Player is a media player developed with Flash and Flash Lite 3 compatible. This player has been developed for mobile and devices and in the creation process we taken into account the usability and memory leaks.
As an open source tool delivered by BlocketPc.com (Spanish Mobile Adobe User Group), Dandelion player becomes a great oportunity to improve your developing time, also combined with other open source tools like Layout Manager (system for manage graphic elements on different screens) and Feather Framework (a light framework for your Flash Lite developments).
Dandelion Player contains two components (player and control bar), four engines, one abstract engine and one event.
The components can be easily modified with the Flash IDE and you can extend the control bar class or the player class to add your own functionalities. Also, you can embed Dandelion Player in an HTML page and pass parameters through flashvars to initialize the player.
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The Colorado Rockies are expected to tender contracts to all five of their arbitration-eligible players.
The Rockies appear to have scouted well in the 2010 draft, as three unsigned picks from that year are ranked in Baseball America's Top 100 list of college prospects.
A Denver native, Royals starter Luke Hochevar might be an option as the Colorado Rockies look for pitching help.
Colorado Rockies outfielder Andrew Brown has picked free agency after being outrighted to the minors.
Correia finished with a 12-11 record for the Pirates, his fourth straight season with double-digit victories.
The Colorado Rockies signed relief pitcher Jeff Manship.
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The Colorado Rockies announced Tuesday via Twitter that they had traded left-handed relief pitcher Matt Reynolds to the Arizona Diamondbacks for corner infield prospect Ryan Wheeler.
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Media literacy based on human rights – Module B
Module B was organised in co-operation with the French Ministry of Education and it took place at the Centre International d'Etudes Pédagogique (CIEP), in Sèvres, France from 10-12 June 2009. The CIEP provided the venue, accommodation and meals for our module.
The main objectives of Module B were
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o To plan for the future of networking
Over the summer the participating teacher trainers are reviewing the developed and piloted training materials they in the light of the dicsussions at Module B. The training resources will be edited and published online later this year.
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Necaxa announces travel roster for trip to Portland
Villanueva, currently a member of Necaxa's first team, helped the Primera Division's Club America capture the league title in 2005. Orozco is currently a member of Mexico's U-21 National Team.
Gamio, the coach of Necaxa during its U.S. tour, played for the Mexican National Team during the 1979 World Cup in Japan. He has also coached Primera Division clubs UNAM Pumas (1996), Tuluca (2005) and has been a part of Mexico's Olympic coaching staff.
Necaxa's travel roster:
Raul Patino
Salvador Aguierre
Issac Nava
Alfonso Loera
Raul Guzman
Francisco Rosales
Alejandro Sanchez
Oscar Alba
Cesar Samaniego
Jose de la Torre
Hector Valdez
Antonio Velasco
Jose Gonzalez
Fernando Villanueva
Jonathan Ibarra
Oscar Macias
Pablo Orozco
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Necaxa opens round two of the Copa Libertadores Thursday in Uruguay against Nacional de Montevideo and will conclude the two-game series May 10 in Mexico. Due to their Copa Libertadores schedule, changes to the travel roster may be made.
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Stone 10th Anniversary IPA - Stone Brewing Co.
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4.5/5 rDev +5.1%
09-06-2012 13:51:39 | More by bradfordjohnson
4.75/5 rDev +11%
09-01-2012 14:35:23 | More by ColbySutherland
4.5/5 rDev +5.1%
08-27-2012 14:40:02 | More by beerpadawan
4.75/5 rDev +11%
This brew was served from the tap at Rattle N' Hum in New York, NY. The brew arrived in a stemless chalice, glowing a golden red/brown. It held a one finger bubbly tan head of tight, tiny bubbles. This showed great retention, leaving thick sheets of lacing around the glass. Carbonation appeared lighter, and while there was a thick haze, no sediment was noted. The nose was sickly sweet with sugary hops. There was nectary syrup of peach and grapefruit flesh, sweet honey mustard, pale sweeter malts, and a musky, woody aged cheddar cheese with warmth. Our first impression was that this is just sensational. As we sipped, juicy, sweet grapefruit hops crash in, making the mouth water more with each sip. The malts were chalky, pale, drying, and puckering. The middle was sweet to the peak, with huge sweet grapefruit and floral hops. The malts deepened, became more caramel, and sweeter. The finish was of tart, candy sweetness, full nuttiness of cashews, and more of those rapturous hops. The aftertaste breathed of plastic phenols, hollow booze, of soft bittering aromatic hops, spicy hops, black pepper, and a final yeasty twang. The body was full, and the carbonation was soft. Each sip was silky smooth, with beautiful slurp, cream, and froth. The mouth was coated with that same velvety froth which eventually dried the palate a bit. The abv was appropriate, and the beer drank fantastically.
Overall, what we enjoyed most about this brew was the incredibly smooth flavoring. Our mouths were watering with luscious, juicy hops. The aromatics played into this, completing the package. Additionally, the feel was soft and coating, yet assertive and powerful. With too much warmth the booziness that is otherwise well hidden comes out in numbers, and can overwhelm the palate. Just keep it at that right temperature, just slightly below cellar temperature, and you're in for the ride of your life.
08-23-2012 12:52:20 | More by TheBrewo
4/5 rDev -6.5%
08-18-2012 18:43:58 | More by Focusf111
Rhode Island
5/5 rDev +16.8%
08-14-2012 20:36:14 | More by Nickfellow007
4.75/5 rDev +11%
08-03-2012 18:59:09 | More by ferrari29
4.6/5 rDev +7.5%
Poured into a Stone Imperial glass. Dark copper color, very clear in appearance. Quite a lot of tiny carbonation bubbles lead to a small one finger head that is just a tad bit darker than sea foam in color and creamy in appearance. The six years this has sat in the bottle has done nothing to the appearance. Very nice.
Smell is ultra sweet. Much like a Barleywine, caramelized sugar, light molasses or kayro syrup, some vanilla and lots of booze.
Taste is just fantastic. Creamy sweet caramel syrup vanilla notes, some bitterness and a bit of alcohol burn. I think the bitterness I am detecting could be some oxidation but I'm not refined in tasting this old of a beer.
Mouth is just fantastic. Smooth and creamy, carbonation is right on. The finish is very long and wet but not super mouth coating witch is nice.
Overall I must first thank t0rin0 for this bottle. He answered an ISO and wanted nothing in return. I did, of course, send him a box but he wanted nothing. To the beer... For this being as old as it is it drank fantastic!! Much more like a Barleywine than a DIPA but that is to be expected. I am glad I chose to celebrate IPA day 2012 with this!! Grab one if you can.
08-03-2012 05:08:01 | More by azdback
5/5 rDev +16.8%
Thank you stone for being the pallet assassin!
I love big bold beers, unless I want to get something done.
A.: clouding copper
S: big fruity hints and grapefruit.
T: MMM Hops alcohol and butterscotch.
F: good annihilate all other flavors in your mouth feeling. Like you could chew raw garlic and teach a virgin how to kiss after drinking this. The Stone experience is what other tastes can we knock out of your fead.
Yes, Love it, by it and be at home, with not were to go and hit this beer. It is so aggressive, You must take a preemptive strikeQ@
07-29-2012 11:24:51 | More by xmorgan
5/5 rDev +16.8%
07-27-2012 03:48:26 | More by Cheezus
4.75/5 rDev +11%
07-19-2012 02:08:32 | More by mendvicdog
4.5/5 rDev +5.1%
06-22-2012 14:14:13 | More by Dimzy
4/5 rDev -6.5%
05-13-2012 01:39:08 | More by joewsorenson
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev -0.7%
03-17-2012 16:57:37 | More by ScottyC54
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -6.5%
03-02-2012 02:38:49 | More by keanlacrosse
3.5/5 rDev -18.2%
02-19-2012 03:23:05 | More by jfcaa193
4.5/5 rDev +5.1%
02-08-2012 22:43:46 | More by bearisprime
4.5/5 rDev +5.1%
02-06-2012 01:18:39 | More by Cistem
4.5/5 rDev +5.1%
01-27-2012 12:42:42 | More by likeemdark
4/5 rDev -6.5%
01-22-2012 23:34:41 | More by djaeon
4/5 rDev -6.5%
01-14-2012 21:54:36 | More by BDeibs
New Mexico
5/5 rDev +16.8%
01-05-2012 05:55:52 | More by pjeagles
4.25/5 rDev -0.7%
12-30-2011 03:03:41 | More by DefenCorps
3.63/5 rDev -15.2%
Reviewed from notes. Poured from a 22 ounce bottle into a Stone shaker pint glass.
Beer is hazy, big white head, almost grapefruit in color, low retention, some lacing, nice looking.
Aroma is very hoppy, pine and citrus with a strong malt sweet backbone.
This is about as heavy as an IPA can get. The palate is like chewing on hop pellets soaked in malt syrup. Strong, a little dry on the finish, maxes out on the IBUs, very strong beer overall. I'd have it again but it is a sipper, couldn't go through much of this in a sitting.
12-28-2011 16:51:00 | More by drabmuh
New York
4.5/5 rDev +5.1%
12-27-2011 22:06:04 | More by whartontallboy
Stone 10th Anniversary IPA from Stone Brewing Co.
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
First class tableware and lounge furniture for sale (FCL 3)
Ever felt like eating off our SWISS First plates or sipping your wine from just the right glass? Here's a chance to do so without even venturing into our First Class cabins!
Following the introduction of the new SWISS First inflight service concept, including its new Asa fine bone china and Riedel wine glasses, we are now selling off all our previous First Class tableware.
Ever since the Schengen Agreement came into effect at Zurich Airport, we have, in addition to our Lounge Center in the Schengen Zone at Gates A, been operating a SWISS Lounge in the Non-Schengen zone at Gates B. The imminent opening of the new, state-of-the-art Gates B section of the airport presented us with an opportunity to improve the positioning of our Non-Schengen Lounge. The upgrading of the entire Non-Schengen Zone will enhance the appeal of Zurich Airport for Non-Schengen connecting passengers departing from Zurich. Our Non-Schengen lounge is the only lounge in the Non-Schengen Zone at a strategically important location and as such represents a genuine USP.
If everything goes according to plan, the opening of the new SWISS Non-Schengen Lounge will take place at the same time as the opening of Gates B, which is foreseen for December 2011.
Ahead of the renovation work we have considered what to do with the current lounge furniture. In the end we have decided to put it up for sale. I am certain that many purchasers will be delighted to place in their living, meeting or waiting room a chair that has been occupied by one VIP or another in the past.
The big sale will take place at Zurich-Airport in the Balsberg Building (Balz–Zimmermannstrasse) from June 9th – July 2nd, 2011 (closed from June 11th - June 13th due to Whitsun). The opening hours will be: Mo – Fr from 10:00 – 19:00 and on Saturdays from 10:00 – 16:00. Do stop by and pick up a few dishes and glasses for your upcoming summer grill parties!
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Geez too bad one can't browse and order the stuff online...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous07 June, 2011 17:44
Wonderful idea! Can you post photos of what will be for sale?ReplyDelete
Again, bravo!
- Remo Peter07 June, 2011 18:23
Photos and price list, please !ReplyDelete
Online Sale would be nice.....we would buy some items, but ZRH is to far away...ReplyDelete
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too cool! and yes, as has been said by my foregoers, photos and price list would be helpful in deciding whether the trip to balsberg is worth my whileReplyDelete
- Jorge Gonzalez08 June, 2011 06:25
will you have any swiss trolleys?ReplyDelete
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As there is no only sale due to the fact, that the goods are either big and heavy (lounge furniture) or fragile (First class tableware) we don't offer any shipments/online sale. That's also the reason why we don't have any list/photos to publish.
Best regards,
Unfortunatley we don't have any trolleys for sale there.
Best regards,
- Anonymous09 June, 2011 13:06
could you please post the price list ? what is the price for the armchair ?
thanks a lot
price list???ReplyDelete
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@Christian, thanx for the info. Would you happen to know where can I purchase one?ReplyDelete
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Molecular characterization of multipotent hemangioblasts from hES/hiPS cells in defined conditions
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Public Abstract:
Although the hemangioblast population is reasonably well characterized in mice, the same cannot be extrapolated to humans because of several key reasons: 1) undefined, inefficient methods for differentiation of hES/hiPS cells to hemangioblasts, 2) lack of faithful markers for various stages of hemangioblast development, 3) lack of understanding of key developmental stages and molecular events in the generation of hemangioblasts, 4) lack of long-term engraftment of human hematopoietic progenitors (HPCs), 5) early senescence of the isolated progenitors. Identification of human hemangioblasts in combination with our differentiation protocols will open the door for potential gene-correction approaches, thus leading to personalized treatments involving autologous transplantation. Gene-editing technologies could then be applied not only to restore a wild-type version of a mutated gene but also to restore normal levels of soluble factors that might be deficient in the patient. Taking into account the potential of hemangioblasts to differentiate towards endothelial lineages and connect to the pre-existing vasculature, genetic modification and further differentiation of hemangioblasts to vascular cells might allow for personalized cell-engineering leading to secretion of desired soluble factors to the circulation system. Moreover, the lack of knowledge regarding a HPC long-term reconstitution population strongly hampers the potential use of in vitro generated HPCs in a clinical setting and currently limits treatment of hematopoietic diseases to bone marrow transplantation of HLA-matched donors. In this regard, human HPCs have been speculated to be contained in a CD34+ population of cells however the specific nature of real long-term human HPCs in terms of surface markers remains undefined. Several reports have pointed out the possibility for human long-term HPCs to be contained in a CD34+ side population. Even though promising, the current approaches have yet failed to concisely identify and characterize a human HPC long-term reconstitution population. Thus, we believe our methods to generate HPCs by hemangioblast generation and/or transdifferentiation could provide the perfect platform for the generation and developmental study of human HPCs. Of special interest will be the transplantation of hemangioblast for the treatment of ischemic areas in order to restore the normal oxygen supply. Moreover, the information obtained might serve as the basics for hemangioblast-like targeted therapy in solid tumors requiring angiogenesis. Altogether, we believe that knowledge of the basic biology underlying hemangioblast generation and differentiation will push forward regenerative therapies in human, whether they involve or not gene-editing approaches. Moreover, a deeper understanding of the human hemangioblast biology will surely contribute to the implementation of iPS-hemangioblasts based therapies into the clinic.
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In 2006 a major breakthrough was published when researchers discovered the way to exploit the inherent plasticity of somatic cells in order to reprogram adult fibroblasts and skin cells back into a cell type referred to as an induced pluripotent stem cell (iPS), which appears to be indistinguishable from a pluripotent ES cell. This is accomplished without the need for embryo destruction, solving most of the ethical concerns raised by the use of ES cells. The possibility to take somatic cells from the diseased patient opens the unique opportunity for personalized therapy and autologous transplantation. Yet, a major hurdle on iPS technology, as well as with ES cells, is the need for highly efficient and robust protocols for differentiation. Efficient differentiation is of major importance as transplantation of differentiated cells alongside undifferentiated ones could potentially lead to tumor formation. In this study we propose to gain insight into the basic mechanisms of differentiation. We have developed a highly efficient and robust protocol for the differentiation multipotent progenitors of not only ES cells but also up to 12 different iPS lines tested so far. Furthermore, during the course of differentiation we observed different subpopulations of cells that could potentially bear bias differentiation potential towards one or more of the cell lineages derived from this multipotent progenitors or hemangioblast-like cells. Our findings could be used as a basis to enhance new strategies that render the process of directed differentiation more efficient, thus reducing the risk of cancer formation. Rapid generation of an unlimited number of the desired cell types will contribute to the treatment of acute diseases, such as heart failure. Indeed, heart failure could be potentially ameliorated by transplantation of vascular progenitors as shown in animal models. Moreover, understanding the basic mechanisms leading to hemangioblast generation as well as a full molecular characterization can lead to the development of highly specific differentiation and isolation protocols minimizing the risk for cell contamination and uncontrolled differentiation towards undesired cell lineages. We anticipate that our work will generate important contributions to understanding the basic mechanisms of gene regulation, differentiation and the upstream signals regulating cell-fate. This knowledge can be of great importance to uncovering the molecular mechanisms governing pluripotency, cell plasticity and differentiation. We feel confident that the proposal presented here will open the door for highly efficient, exogenous DNA-free, and chemically defined methods of differentiation. Our research will benefit the State of California by generating knowledge that will clearly reinforce the demonstrated scientific leadership of California and that in the long term will inspire strategies applicable to therapeutic approaches that will directly benefit the people of California.
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Project Synopsis: The principal investigator (PI) of this proposal seeks to better define human hemangioblasts - multipotent progenitor cells that can differentiate into endothelial, smooth muscle, and hematopoietic lineages. Proposed studies will investigate the hemangioblastic potential of cells derived from human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs). The first specific aim is to characterize distinct progenitor populations defined by expression of known cell surface markers. The second aim is to identify novel human-specific hemangioblast markers. The third aim is to evaluate the differentiation potential of progenitor subpopulations, with particular focus on angiogenesis and hematopoiesis. Significance and Innovation: - The ability to differentiate hPSCs to appropriate differentiated cell types for therapy is still a major unsolved problem, so if successful, the proposed studies would have enormous impact on both basic and clinical research. - The proposal address a major barrier to utilizing either hPSCs, but the project is not particularly novel as similar studies are being pursued by several other labs. - The generation of hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) as potential therapeutic agents is provided as rationale for the proposed studies and a major barrier is the generation of definative HSCs capable of long-term multi-lineage engraftment. Though addressed, this is not the major thrust of the proposed experiments, and it is unclear how this barrier will be tackled using hemagioblasts generated from hPSCs. - The proposed studies could contribute to greater insights into hemangioblast formation, but it was not clear that the project would lead to identification of new progenitors or enable isolation of HSCs with increased reconstituting capacity, which would be of greater impact. Feasibility and Experimental Design: - The project?s feasibility is supported by significant preliminary data. - Though logically laid out, much of the experimental design lacked adequate detail and depth. - Potential pitfalls and alternative plans were not adequately discussed. Generating definitive HSCs has been a paramount difficulty in the field, and the applicant did not fully acknowledge and plan for likely setbacks. - A large body of work in this experimental area exists. The applicant did not clearly distinguish the proposed work from other strategies that have been unsuccessfully attempted, and reviewers criticized the lack of citation or reference to the previous relevant and significant work in this area by other groups. - It was not clear whether proposed genetic analysis to identify novel hemangioblast-specific antigens will lead to the identification of meaningful or useful markers, given the heterogeneity generated during the differentiation process, nor was it clear how cell marker and gene expression data would contribute to improved differentiation from the hemangioblasts. - The applicant referred to novel culture conditions but did not describe the culture system sufficiently to allow its adequate evaluation of its potential. Principal Investigator (PI) and Research Team: - The PI, a productive investigator with appropriate expertise, is a major strength of the proposal. - The absence of a collaborator with direct expertise in hematopoiesis or vasculogenesis weakened the proposal. Responsiveness to the RFA: - The proposal is responsive to the RFA in terms of addressing the need for improved differentiation protocols for stem cells and the attempt to define some of the underlying mechanisms driving differentiation.
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- This application scored below the initial scientific merit funding line, no programmatic reason to fund the application was proposed, and the GWG voted to place the application in Tier 3, Not Recommended for Funding.


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The Redskins have parted ways with OG Derrick Dockery and LB Andre Carter.
Dockery returned to the Redskins in 2009 after two seasons with the Bills. He started every game for the 'Skins from 2004-06, and every game for Buffalo.
After another season of 16 starts in '09, head coach Mike Shanahan benched Dockery last season. He played in just five games with two starts.
"I know I can play in any scheme, man," Dockery told The Washington Post. "All is well, though. I'm looking ahead to what's next. I'm approaching this offseason and making sure that I'm in the best shape I've ever been. I feel good, I'm healthy, and I know I still have great ball left in me."
Carter played in all 16 games, with five starts, in 2010, recording 2½ sacks. He has been with the 'Skins since 2006.


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bg07 wrote:MN railway order took more like 20 months assuming it is granted this month. It was originally lodged on the 18th of September 2008.
If ABP take as long with DU then it probably wont granted within the term current government with sufficient time to get contracts signed off etc.
I can see the bould Inda getting his claws into the DU.
Certain we will have a wonderful FG gov by the time the DU railway order is granted.
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On this 4th of July, let's look back at the Shea half of the Subway Series in 1999 and remember a great American: Matt Franco
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Only Torre actually managed the Mets, but all three have a history of stomping our beloved Amazins in the postseason.
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In episode two of This Week in Baseball, Dennis Eckerskey is chased by a ghost (literally), the Mets kill Davey Johnson, and Mel Allen goes nuts for Fred Lynn.
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I am remodeling an old bathroom and have ran into a situation I wanted to bounce off the experts in the forum.
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The build up is taking place on top of a 1.25" wood sub-floor. I have laid down the backer board on top of the wood. Then, put the tile on top of the backer board. As you can readily see, there is a perfect fit! That's exactly the problem, since there is no space for the two layers of needed thinset. Per my calculation I will need 2 layers of 1/8" thinset, for a total of 1/4" space!
The flange is vintage circa 1960s. It is connected to cast iron piping, with access from below in the basement.
Is it OK, if I tile flush or slightly below the flange, but not have the flange rest on top of the tile? If I do so, do I need to build up below the flange somehow, so the flange is resting on something?
By the way, how would you go about cleaning the old wax off the flange?
Well, the good news: this as about as perfect as you can get. There is nothing wrong here.
The tile does not go under the flange, instead, cut the tile so that it butts up close to the flange edge. Fill any voids with thinset. the tile to flange joint does not have to be pretty as it will all be covered by the toilet after installation.
BTW, your backerboard doesn't have to go under the flange either, although it doesn't hurt if it does.
As for the old wax, an old scraper will do a good job. You don't have to remove all the wax, just most of it. Use gloves, it's nasty stuff. Yup, that's why.
Thank you, Jaybee. I suppose it is OK, if the flange ends up being about 1/8" higher than the tile butted up next to it. It will get covered by the toilet, anyhow. How secure do I need to make the flange to the floor? Currently, there is about 1/2" space between the subfloor and the bottom of the the flange (taken by the 1/4" durock and 1/4" tile). Should I
1. take the Backer board off and fill the 1/2" void with 1/2" plywood of some sort?
2. Put the thinset under backer board and keep them under the flange? Do I need to worry about the 1/8" void I will have under the flange, since tile is not in there any more?
having the flange 1/8" above the level of the tile is OK. 1/4" would be OK too. The flange does need to be secure though as the flange is the only thing holding the toilet. I would just make sure that the flange is supported either by the backer or a combination of the backer and thinset.
The flange needs to be supported and also screwed down. Typically 3 blocks of wood are used, but use whatever is the right thickness. You said 1/2", so use 1/2" spacer and screw the flange into the subfloor.
Ideally the bottom of the flange should be at the level of the top of the finished floor as you first stated. But a flush or even low flange will work with the use of corresponding wax seal ring or spacers and wax ring.
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if your tile goes OVER the level of the flange, not to worry.. there are plastic flange rings that you can screw down through the other flange holes. I recommend you use some mineral spirits and rags to clean the flange shiny clean in that case, and run a bead of silicone between the flange and the spacer ring to insure water tightness. use a wax ring with the little plastic funnel when you reset the toilet, and that should be good.
be way careful and be sure the tile is level across the flange area. we somehow got something under one corner of one tile in our main bathroom, and had a little leakage problem for a while, until we shimmed the toilet. if I'd had a 4-foot level when setting the tile, it would have saved a lot of fooling around.
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when screwing a flange to the floor you MUST use brass screws. not steel screws not galvinized screws but BRASS screws
the acid in pee pee eats up screws and rusts them out PDQ. brass will last a lonnnnnnnnng time
after you set your toilet... grout the base of it to the floor. or use caulk... i prefer grout.
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Alligators in Mississippi have snapped up a prized gator, breaking a record set just last week.
The 741 pound gator broke the record of 727 pounds set September 1. The record gator was caught in the area where the Bayou Pierre empties into the Mississippi River.
Lee Turner, 30, and his crew from Gluckstadt caught the new record gator.
"Snagged him with treble hooks actually set into him uh ended up with five lines on him, tied him up to the side of the boat. We had a good fight on our hands, we fought him for about an hour. Really didn't know how big he was till his whole body came out of the water the first time while he was pulling us down the river. So we finally got him upside the boat," Turner recounted.
Officials in Mississippi think, despite the size of this latest catch, this new record will be broken. "I believe we've got alligators in Mississippi that are in the 900 to one-thousand pound range. Whether an alligator hunter can be successful at getting him in and harvesting them is another story," said Ricky Flynt, alligator program coordinator for the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.
In all, it took seven people to finally land the new record alligator.
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The first eight days of December averaged about four degrees colder than normal in our region, with a strong northwesterly jet stream bringing very cold air southeastward from northern Canada.
However, we can look forward to a major change, as temperatures stay above normal through at least next week, as the storm track stays to our west and a southwest flow takes over at the surface and aloft.
On Friday as a major storm system tracks northeastward to northern New England, northwesterly winds will take over, and after a few snow showers in the morning, skies will be partly sunny in the afternoon with highs from 30 to 35 degrees.
It looks like beautiful weather will continue all weekend, with cold, dry air on Saturday and delightfully mild on Sunday.
A northwesterly flow will continue on Saturday, with partly to mostly sunny skies and highs from 25 to 30 degrees.
As high pressure builds eastward from the Ohio Valley and a west to southwest flow takes over, skies will be mostly sunny on Sunday with highs in the low 40's. The southwest flow will continue early next week, as a series of storm systems slide across the upper Midwest and western Great Lakes, with partly sunny skies and highs from 40 to 45 degrees on Monday.
With mostly cloudy skies, there could be a few rain showers on Tuesday, as mild air continues in place; highs again in the low 40's.
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The North Charleston Police Department conducted the operation on Wednesday in the Oakgrove community and the Chicora-Cherokee neighborhood.
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Summer is approaching fast; RESERVE YOUR VACATION STAY NOW!
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Warm Lake Keowee Breezes Awaits, AMAZING Views from this Immaculate 5 Bedroom Waterfront Home. This lakefront home enjoys picturesque sunsets over the beautiful blue water of Lake Keowee. The main floor features an open design with the living room flowing into the Dining room, & Kitchen area, all leading out onto the Awesome New back Deck; excellent for entertaining.
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The main floor has three bedrooms and two baths, including a large master suite with walk-in closet.
Downstairs offers a seperate bedroom and bath for privacy, a large open area for entertaining and watching TV. This area also has an extra set of twin beds for the little ones.
Easy access to the lake with a spacious gently slopping fenced in back yard. Bring your boat for long relaxing rides on the water, dock provided.
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Despite the move last week by Jefferson County, Ala., to file for bankruptcy, the residents of the region have continually been among the most generous Alabamians in terms of their campaign contributions.
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President Barack Obama continues to be a fund-raising juggernaut, practically exceeding the fund-raising total of the entire GOP field combined. During the third quarter, Obama raised $70.1 million, his campaign announced today.
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Dr. Syed Fai made $28,790 in contributions since the 1990 election cycle, research by the Center for Responsive Politics indicates. He made contributions on both sides of the aisle, but the top recipient of his cash was Rep. Dan Burton (R-Ind.), who chairs the Congressional Pakistan Caucus and is the third highest ranking Republican on the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
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A green building in a green forest shade
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28th June 2014A Sussex-based forest gardening project has overcome adversity to celebrate its 20th anniversary, writes Jan Goodey. And now it features one of the most eco of eco-builds in Britain, using all local timber, clay, straw ... and wine bottles. more...
Government caves in to developers on 'zero carbon' homes
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4th June 2014The Government has gutted its 'zero carbon home' standard - builders will be able to 'zero the carbon' through an offsetting scheme - rather than by installing more insulation, or renewable technologies like solar PV or solar water heating. more...
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3rd June 2014We are most certainly witnessing the onset of a rapid pulse of sea level rise, writes Harold R Wanless. And low lying areas - like southeast Florida - will be the first to know about it. So how come they're building there like there's no tomorrow? more...
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30th May 2014The New Sylva is a worthy successor to John Evelyn's original of 1644, writes Colin Tudge, with superb line drawings and a text that looks more to the future of Britain's trees, than their past. A book for ladies, gentlemen, 'meer woodsmen' and 'ordinary rusticks' alike. more...
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3rd May 2014Ten years ago, Mo and Dave fell in love, writes Helen Leavey - with a ruinous but romantic water mill in Yorkshire. It was the beginning of a fabulous restoration adventure, and the mill is now an exemplar of renewable energy generation and a thriving education centre. more...
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I've got this neat project with the Cleveland Indians that I have uploaded a few pictures from below. I have created the following sheets for each year I can remember following the Indians back into the 1990's. A yearly review page precedes all of the individual cards from that specific year. As this is my third season, of many to come, of being a die hard Spurs supporter and I'd like to create the same thing with them in a different binder.
For each of the baseball seasons I purchased the Topps set for the Indians from that year. I'm not aware of any place online to purchase a team set of Spurs from 10/11, 11/12 and this season. I'm not even actually sure if they make team sets but my guess actually is that they don't. Check out the pictures, let me know what you think and if you have any way you would be able to give me some tips on where to maybe find some Spurs cards that would be very classy.
Each season has three things, with the pictures from my old school flip phone to follow (with 2006 as an example):
Topps Cleveland Indians Team Set
Thanks - John