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Targeted interactomics reveals a complex core cell cycle machinery in Arabidopsis thaliana
. (2010) Targeted interactomics reveals a complex core cell cycle machinery in Arabidopsis thaliana. Molecular Systems Biology, Vol.6 (No.397). ISSN 1744-4292
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Cell proliferation is the main driving force for plant growth. Although genome sequence analysis revealed a high number of cell cycle genes in plants, little is known about the molecular complexes steering cell division. In a targeted proteomics approach, we mapped the core complex machinery at the heart of the Arabidopsis thaliana cell cycle control. Besides a central regulatory network of core complexes, we distinguished a peripheral network that links the core machinery to up- and downstream pathways. Over 100 new candidate cell cycle proteins were predicted and an in-depth biological interpretation demonstrated the hypothesis-generating power of the interaction data. The data set provided a comprehensive view on heterodimeric cyclin-dependent kinase (CDK)–cyclin complexes in plants. For the first time, inhibitory proteins of plant-specific B-type CDKs were discovered and the anaphase-promoting complex was characterized and extended. Important conclusions were that mitotic A- and B-type cyclins form complexes with the plant-specific B-type CDKs and not with CDKA;1, and that D-type cyclins and S-phase-specific A-type cyclins seem to be associated exclusively with CDKA;1. Furthermore, we could show that plants have evolved a combinatorial toolkit consisting of at least 92 different CDK–cyclin complex variants, which strongly underscores the functional diversification among the large family of cyclins and reflects the pivotal role of cell cycle regulation in the developmental plasticity of plants.
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|Q Science > QK Botany
|Faculty of Science > Life Sciences (2010- ) > Warwick HRI (2004-2010)
|Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH):
|Growth (Plants) -- Molecular aspects, Arabidopsis thaliana -- Growth, Arabidopsis thaliana -- Genetics, Cyclin-dependent kinases, Plant cell cycle
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|Molecular Systems Biology
|Nature Publishing Group
|10 August 2010
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|Agentschap voor Innovatie door Wetenschap en Technologie (Belgium) (IWT), Belgium. Politique scientifique fédérale [Belgian State Science Policy Office] (BELSPO), European Commission (EC), National Science Foundation (U.S.) (NSF), Fonds Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek (FWO)
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Labour hold Islwyn with ease
10:20am Friday 6th May 2011 in Assembly elections 2011 By Ruth Mansfield
A CONFIDENT Labour party held onto the Islwyn seat with ease as new candidate Gwyn Price won with a majority of more than 7,500.
Mr Price, who had seemed confident throughout the night, smiled to his supporters as the result was read out declaring him the winner with 12,116 votes.
Plaid Cymru candidate Steffan Lewis took second place with 4,527 votes, while Conservative David Chipp came third with 2,497 votes.
This was from a turnout of 21,091.
Coming in last was Liberal Democrat candidate Tom Sullivan who only managed 653 votes putting him behind the British National Party candidate Peter Whalley who had 1,115 votes.
This meant Mr Sullivan fell short of the five per cent of votes needed to get his £500 deposit back.
Mr Price now takes over from outgoing Labour AM Irene James who stood down after holding onto the seat since 2003.
Mr Price thanked his party members, agent and family for their support as well as the people of Islwyn and said he would spend every working hour looking after their best interests.
Speaking afterwards, the former deputy leader of Caerphilly council said: "I am honoured and privileged to represent the people of Islwyn with such a convincing majority."
He said he would aim to bring more quality jobs into the area and to protect free services including prescriptions, bus travel and school meals.
Islwyn Labour MP Chris Evans added: "It has been an excellent night for us across Wales. People are coming home to Labour."
Mr Lewis, who was the only other candidate present at the declaration of the result, said: "It has been a difficult night but we can leave here with our heads held high."
He thanked everyone involved in his "whirlwind" campaign and the people of Islwyn for their encouragement.
He passed on his wishes to Mr Price saying he had gained a "great honour" and paid tribute to the outgoing Mrs James.

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Nike has a pop up with the artist Aerosyn-Lex that's definitely worth a stop by. You have until 11pm on Saturday December, 21 to check the hand drawn interior and calligraphy-inspired designs rendered in reflective 3M on display at 340 Canal Street in NYC. More looks including the Aerosyn-Lex Air Force 1's after the jump.
Wouldn't it be cool if Nicolas Muller was the president? And not just of the USA, but like president of the world. You can't say it wouldn't be a way better place.
Ok "Halldor F***ing Helgason" isn't the actual name of this clip from Nike showing what went into that insane double roof gap in Never Not but it should be because Halldor Helgason is the f***ing man! Watch this over and over and tell us who's gnarlier.
Get your early shred stoke on with the release (finally) of Nike's Never Not Part 1. Nary has a better team of guys with European accent marks in their names been created (Nicolas Müller, Gigi Rüf, Halldór Helgason) plus the wizardry of one Jed Anderson to form one rad ass snowboard video. Just do it now!
Known predominantly for his work as a snowboard filmer and photographer, Videograss alum Eddie Grams recently turned his lens on his other passion – basketball. Trading a day camped out at a kicker for a choice spot on the baseline at the Brooklyn Navy Yard courts, Eddie captured the Kevin Durant and James Harden's Summer is Serious game plus the amateur tournament that followed. Enjoy Eddie's photos after the jump and follow him on Instagram for more.
Looks like Nike is teeing up something big for their 2014 snowboard movie Never Not. With one of the best pure shredding teams on the planet and access to the money of the gods, it would certainly be about time for them to come out with something cinematically elevating for their snow program like they've done in skate, soccer, and nearly every mainstream sport. We hope Never Not lives up to the promise.
A lot of extra description will just ruin the sublime beauty that is this video entitled "Eat That, Galanos". Taken from a Hemingway line from Old Man and The Sea and shot at Nike's night surf event at Fistral Beach in Newquay, England, it is a poignant soliloquy about man's one-ness with the ocean at night. Enjoy.
We're not exactly sure where these are going to fall in the line but Nike Japan just released some looks at a new "action sports" chukka called the Hybred Boot. A bit reminiscent of the Nike 6.0 Brazen from a few years back, the Hybred has a bit of extra refinement plus Lunarlon that should result in a very wearable shoe. Check out the brown after the jump. Via Espionage Kicks.
This past Saturday, Nike held the opening reception for its Made for Skate The Exhibition at Sixth & Mill in downtown LA. The exhibit gave guests a look at 10 years of evolution for the Nike SB brand. Hit the jump for a gallery of flicks from the evening. Photos by Jacqueline Kynoch.
Nike has taken over Silvretta Montafon in Austria for their last and greatest Chosen event of the season. From April 1-7, 12 ams will shred their hearts out in what Nike is calling the "most progressive park ever built" which judging from the video above, may not be such a far fetched claim. Stay tuned for the final three edits within the week right here.


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Colleagues and Students:
We write to ensure that the entire campus community has the most current information about the impact of the Governor's proposed budget on New Paltz finances, and to provide an update on the process initiated in the fall to develop a plan to reduce our base core instructional budget to match anticipated revenue. This is an anxious time of uncertainty for our community and we hope that this communication and our forums provide a better understanding of the challenges we face, and the critical need for our community to come together and to find cost-savings that will enable us to preserve as many jobs as possible and to maintain the quality educational experience for students that we are so well known for.
The Governor's proposed budget to take effect July 1, 2011 for SUNY represents a net reduction of 10% in state taxpayer support for the SUNY State-operated campuses, and does not include a tuition increase. While several sources of uncertainty prevent an accurate estimate of what this means for New Paltz, our best current estimate is that the proposed executive budget will effectively reduce our revenue by an additional $3.1M. This is beyond the shortfall that we knew in December to be $3.2M, resulting in a plan that we must address a reduction of $6.3M in our core instructional budget. Recall that at our December 8, 2010 forum we discussed a preliminary plan to reduce our budget by $2.3M, which means that that we have a further task of reducing our spending plan by about $4.0M. Despite the uncertainties, there is no question that we must make a further, significant reduction in our budget for 2011-12 and beyond. We will do so by continuing the process established in the fall semester and underway since then.
As this process continues this semester, we focus our efforts on enhancing and refining the initial $2.3M reduction plan, and reviewing further budget suggestions generated by the campus community that are consistent with the published criteria, ground rules, and constraints. We will enhance elements of the plan outlined in December in several ways:
- possible additional reductions in utility allocations; increased savings from stricter insistence on delays in filling vacancies;
- further shifts of expenses from state support to other revenue streams, as appropriate;
- consideration of a hiring freeze;
- although likely to have minor impact, reduced supplies/materials (other than personnel services) allocations;
- specific consideration of revenue-generating suggestions that show promise of immediate impact, while continuing to develop those that represent longer-term opportunities.
Given the magnitude of the cuts that must be addressed, the Vice Presidents and Deans have been asked to focus further effort on proposals to balance our economy by identifying possible ways to:
- consolidate academic units and duplicative and/or redundant support services;
- increase teaching loads for regular faculty;
- increase class and section sizes.
To the extent that we can achieve reductions in our planned expenditures by all of these means, we reduce the extent of the cuts that we all most want to avoid – phasing out services and programs and losing colleagues, although we are necessarily evaluating these options. But significant reduction in adjunct faculty expenditures will almost certainly be an outcome.
We reiterate points that we have been making all year. Because we lost $3.2 million in revenue at the beginning of the 10-11 academic year without yet reducing our expenses, we have been using cash balances (reserves) to support programs and personnel this year. Any scenario that we envision for next year will require considerable but careful and strategic use of such funds. But to make no reduction decisions and merely "spend reserves" would be an irresponsible path and would leave the College in considerable fiscal peril in the future, particularly with so many indications that New York and other states face several more years of economic difficulties.
We recognize that the discussions over the next 6-7 weeks will be difficult and trying, and hope that we can all sustain the spirit of community that has been apparent to both of us as we have interacted with you about these difficult matters. We will continue to apprise you of our process as best we can, knowing that we must honor confidentiality and safeguard personnel information. We are planning another forum with students in the near future, and will host another faculty/staff forum later this month. In the meantime, we encourage you to visit the College "Budget Update" Web site for a wealth of background information, media coverage, budget data, and other resources. You also may find it valuable to revisit the State of the College Address and monthly Interim President's Reports to the Faculty that provide perspective on the budget situation as it has evolved over the year. These are available at www.newpaltz.edu/president.
We hope that members of the College community recognize that, in our roles that require us to make budgetary decisions, we must adhere to a principle that we cannot spend money we do not have. We must plan a budget that has the College living within its means, next year and in the future. Although there surely is and will remain considerable disagreement about how our budget shortfall is resolved, we hope that we come together in the understanding about the core of the issue: reduced and insufficient state funding for SUNY. Now is the time to advocate with legislators and the governor for a rational tuition policy and related support that would provide New Paltz and other SUNY campuses with sufficient resources to fulfill our educational and public mission at the level of quality that our students and the State deserve. Resources that may be useful to you if you consider such advocacy may be found at www.supportnewpaltz.com.
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Composite wood and paper chairs. Great design. I love the simplicity and the color variations. They are also eco-friendly (consists of 40 percent recycled material). Read more about it.
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Lomo cameras on the cheap
Remember how I said I love cameras way back in one of my first posts??? Well, still love em. To follow up on a recent post "Lomo Photography Tutorial" I am bringing you (directing you) to the real thing. Lomo cameras on the cheap via Urban Outfitters. They have a small variety but everything to get you started. Look at their selection here.
Helvetica Alternatives
Helevtica alternatives??? Expand your design repertoire. Read the article.
The Ace Hotel & Swim Club
The Ace hotel- "low-budget, high-design accommodations that would appeal to the creative, urban set." . Check it out here.
I found this cool watch site this morning – Watchismo. Being a part of the creation and continued development of the Jorg Gray watch brand I have been looking at a lot of watches lately. Check out these beauties that peaked my interest. Via www.watchismo.com
More cool cuffs
To piggyback an early post on some cool cufflinks I found on etsy, here are some more innovative/creative cufflinks people are putting together. Enjoy!
Beehive Building
Univeristy of Sheffield's Environmental Centre. I can't resist the wood paneling. I love the mix of glass wood and metal. I also really like the rectangled sections of the windows. It reminds me of a kind of modern cabin. Check it out.
Sweet stamps
Be a designer. These sweet stamps make it easy. Get them here.
Box House
Minimal. Simple. No frills. Using the mountain and local rock. There is a lot of character in this small house. See more here.


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PSA from Sean Robinson, Head of IT at the ACPL. Noted Library 2.0 speaker, author and writer of the popular blog Tame The Web, Michael Stephens, will be giving a public speech about Technology Trends at the ACPL main library theater on 12/14/2007 10:30-11:30am.
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screencap meme - anonymous asked you: potc, objects
The only rules that really matter are these: what a man can do and what a man can't do. For instance, you can accept that your father was a pirate and a good man or you can't. But pirate is in your blood, boy, so you'll have to square with that some day. And me, for example, I can let you drown, but I can't bring this ship into Tortuga all by me onesies, savvy? So, can you sail under the command of a pirate, or can you not?
screencap meme → pirates of the caribbean, tickle my pickle (underwater)
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10 years ago, the world was introduced to Pirates of the Caribbean.
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GLIMPSE Weekend
It's an opportunity for students to learn first-hand about the Georgia College experience and participate in workshops given by GC faculty and staff members. The event is open to high school seniors only.
GLIMPSE Weekend Dates:
March 28 and 29, 2014 (Friday and Saturday program)
Program Requirements
In order to participate in the program, students should meet one of the following criteria:
- Submit an application for Admissions
- Be accepted to Georgia College for the fall of 2014.
Event Highlights
• Admissions and Financial aid tips
• Meet with an academic advisor
• Attend Class
• Tour Campus
• Tour Residence Hall and Village Apartments
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It has been a heck of a few weeks for the Lady Hoyas since my last update. The #15 Hoyas have had 3 monster wins since mid-December starting with a 71-46 thrashing of the then #7 Miami Hurricanes in McDonough. Sugar Rodgers led the way with 24 points, Tia Magee followed with 13, Rubylee Wright with 10 and Sydney Wilson with 12 rebounds.
This performance carried them into the Blue Sky Classic in New Hampshire over winter break. The Hoyas defeated Vermont 65-53 with 34 points from Sugar in the first game. In the second game, the Hoyas trounced Dartmouth 77-38 with Sugar OUTSCORING Dartmouth with 39 points. Right now, this is Sugar Rodgers' world and we're just living in it. Sugar was named both tournament MVP and Big East Player of the Week for the second week in a row. Not too shabby.
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Welshman Mark Hughes says his aim is to move Stoke City FC forward after being appointed club manager on a three-year deal.
Hughes, from Wrexham, takes the reins from fellow Welshman Tony Pulis, who left the club last week.
At a press conference alongside club chairman Peter Coates, Hughes said he was 'delighted'.
– Mark Hughes, Stoke City FC Manager
The Coates family have given me this opportunity and I'm really grateful. I'm pleased they have done their due diligence and looked beyond my last position and taken my career as a manager as a whole. I have the opportunity to work with good people.
With the passion in the area, this is very much a local club that's close to its community. The passion and real desire from the crowd for the team is obvious.
The 49-year-old most recently managed QPR but was sacked by the club last November.
– Mark Hughes, Stoke City FC Manager
It was difficult at QPR and a lot of managers have gone in there and found it difficult. Their turnover of managers, not just in the last 18 months, but historically has been high.
I made mistakes which I learned from but I felt I was given the task of keeping them in the Premier League which I managed to do.
I had 17 games to do that and 12 games later I lost my job.
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It will help if you set the whole thing up with a few racist slurs scrawled in out-of-the-way places.
At least, it helped very recently at one of Americaĺs most elite citadels of liberal learning, Oberlin College.
The very bits of racist agitprop mentioned above were inflicted on that campus community over the last several weeks, sending the administration and student body into orgiastic spasms of white guilt and multicultural sensitivity.
On a recent Monday, after the sighting of someone allegedly dressed up in full KKK regalia, all classes were cancelled and the healing solidarity seminars were immediately scheduled. This was no time for actual academic learning in such boring subjects as history, philosophy, biology or even English lit. It was a time for reflection and, of course, lectures.
ôWe hope today will allow the entire community Ś students, faculty, and staff Ś to make a strong statement about the values that we cherish here at Oberlin: Inclusion, respect for others, and a strong and abiding faith in the worth of every individual,ö wrote President Marvin Krislov. ôIndeed, the strength of Oberlin comes from our belief that diversity and openness enriches us all, and enhances the educational mission at its core.ö
Krislov assured the college community that the presence of the robed figure and the other ôhate-related incidentsö were being investigated by police.
In the meantime, a ôteach-inö led by the Africana Studies department was hastily arranged for Monday at noon, followed by a ôsolidarity demonstrationö and a ôWe Stand Togetherö convocation at the campus chapel.
Perfect that all this happened on March 4, as in, you know, March Forth Against Hate.
Even though this all happened out in Ohio, I bring it up because it could just as easily have happened at one of our many wonderful local institutions of higher learning. And when I say ôit,ö I mean the sophomoric race baiting and the ridiculous over-reaction to it from supposedly well-meaning and intelligent people.
The chairwoman of Oberlinĺs ôAfricana Studiesö department hosted the ôteach-inö to help calm the nerves of campus scaredy cats.
ôMany of our students feel very frightened, very insecure,ö Meredith Gadsby told The New York Times.
ôI was pretty shocked it would happen here,ö said a 19-year-old coed from Boston. ôItĺs a little scary ů Thatĺs why this day (of class-cancelling) is so important, so urgent.ö
But what really is there to be scared of? Some disaffected teenager or teenagers sneaking around in the dark scrawling racial insults in elevators and over water fountains? Thatĺs frightening? Maybe to a 6-year-old, but it shouldnĺt be to anyone past puberty.
Penn Professor and Wallingford resident Alan Kors is one of the founders of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), a pro-free speech group that, among other things, counsels universities on how to handle situations like this one.
In this case, he said, there are two possible scenarios: Either the perpetrator of these incidents is a member of the very victim group that is being denigrated (which happens more often than you would think) or the perp is a real bigot trying to hurt the feelings of people in the targeted group.
ôIn either case,ö says Kors, ôthe last thing you want to do is reward that behavior with attention ů The worst possible response is (for students and administrators) to react. The best possible response is to simply treat it with ice-cold contempt. Whether it is a provocateur or a bigot, we have an idiot in our midst and idiots should not command our attention.ö
Two years ago, here at Swarthmore College, an incident involving actual violence took place that caused university officials and students to wallow in concern over what they imagined might have been an anti-gay hate crime.
In that case, two male college students were accosted one weekend night by a small gang of local youths looking to score some alcohol. When the college boys dismissed members of the gang as ôĺVille ratsö they were both knocked to the ground and kicked.
No anti-gay slurs were reported, but it was openly speculated that this was a ôhate crimeö because, as the victims later remembered, they may have self-identified themselves as gay by holding hands just prior to being approached by the underaged group of booze hunters.
As it happened the assault took place just a couple of weeks before the schoolĺs annual party of the year: ôGenderF---!ö This is the shindig at which boys dress like girls and girls dress like boys Ś and a great drunken time is had by all.
But as I suggested in a column back then, ôin the interest of safety (and absent a moat being built around the campus by Saturday night), all partygoers would be well advised to lose the phrase ĹĺVille ratĺ from their lexicon, especially should they run into any teenager looking for booze after midnight.ö
Maybe a local newspaper columnist can offer similarly sage advice to Oberlin students and administrators today.
Better yet, they should listen to Professor Kors.
Mockery and icy contempt are much better weapons against real bigotry than hug fests and sensitivity training. As for the false flag provocateurs, I think a certain amount of sympathy is due them. They are victims of a debilitating form of institutional coddling that is as harmful as anything the Grand Cyclops of the KKK could devise.
Lecture over. Class dismissed.
Gil Spencer is a columnist for our sister newspaper, The Delaware County Daily Times in Primos.


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American singer-songwriter Barry Manilow has postponed his Australian April concert dates due to unforeseen circumstances.
Manilow's website states the reasons are "due to the current conditions in Australia". Future plans are already under discussion and will be released when they are finalised.
Ticketholders can request a refund from the point of purchase, or they can keep hold of their tickets until the new dates are confirmed.
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The Shelbyville Lady Rams took care of business on Thursday in the Okaw Valley Holiday Tournament as they cruised past Okaw Valley JV, 67-39.
Shelby was bumped into the consolation bracket on day one by Mt. Pulaski, 59-21. The Lady Rams bounced back, taking a quick lead, then building it into almost a 30-point win.
Shelby doubled up Okaw early, leading 14-7 with 3:00 left in the 1st. They went on a 6-2 run to finish the 1st as Lindsay Burton scored inside on an inbound. Megan Dash answered with a jumper in the lane. After trapping Okaw and getting the ball Grace Schuler hit a floater on the base line. Inside 15 seconds left in the 1st, Olivia Williamson scored on an inbound two, 20-9.
Okaw JV did a better job scoring in the 2nd period, but still fell back by as many as 19 points. Paige Harlin opened the 2nd scoring with a triple to get the T'Wolves within eight. But, Boone made a put back for Shelby and Schultz nailed another three to double-up Okaw again, 24-12.
Burton made a jumper in the lane and then got a put back on the next possession. Harlin splashed a long two, part of her 7-point 2nd period push. Okaw got it to 28-16, but Schultz responded with another triple, 31-16.
Burton scored on a bank in the lane and had a chance at a 3-point play. She missed the free throw, but Jami Hennings got the board and put it in, 35-16.
Addie Kesterson scored inside for Okaw and a minute later used a spin move to get a shot in the lane for two getting the lead down to 15 again, 35-20.
. Shelby had time for one more possession before the half and missed. Lindsay Floyd go the board and passed it out to Schultz at the arc who hit the triple as the buzzer sounded. 38-20.
Shelby got the first basket of the 2nd half and went up by 20, 40-20. She scored two more times in a row for a 6-0 Rams run and a 44-20 lead. Shelby was up by 24, but Okaw was able to get the lead down to within 17 and fought to keep it there.
Amy Orris answered that with her own 5-point run, Orris stole the ball at the point and took it to the rack for two. Shelby turned the ball over against the Okaw press and Orris nailed a trey in transition, 44-25.
Boone split a pair at the line, but Dash hit a bank three from the key, 45-28. Okaw defense pressured the ball back across the 10 second line. Floyd retrieved it and got it to Burton inside for two. Blair Monroe answered inside for Okaw. Boone got a put back and Kesterson took a long transition pass at the rim and scored, 49-32.
Burton scored on another inbound inside, then scored on a put back. Boone was fouled inside and made 1-of-2 foul shots to go up 20 again, 54-34. She scored on another put back inside a minute left in the 3rd, 56-34. Under 20 seconds left, Boone stole the ball and scooped a loose ball at the Ram end and put it in, capping her own 5-0 run for a 24-point Ram lead heading into the 4th, 58-34.
Okaw's chamber was about spent. Shelby out-scored them 9-5 in the 4th. Harlin stole the ball and stopped and popped for two. She scooped a loose ball and brought it back against two defenders, but missed. Harlin drove again and got to the line. Harlin got to the line again and split a pair.
The Rams took 50 seconds off the clock on their next possession, then Schultz stole the ball at the Okaw end. Alternating steals kept both teams from scoring. Schuler directed the Ram offense and shimmied past the defense stepped to the right and splashed a jumper in the lane, 60-37.
Hennings made a put back and Williamson scored inside on an inbound play to put Shelby up by 27 points with 2:00 to play, 64-27.
Orris picked the ball and took it in for another lay-up to cap the Okaw score. Williamson stepped out and nailed a 3-pointer with a minute to play and the Rams won by 28 points.
Burton scored a game-high 22 points for the Rams. Orris led Okaw with 13, including a trey hat trick. Shelby's Schultz and Williamson and Okaw's Harlin scored 11 points, each. Schultz had two treys, Williamson one, and Harlin one. Boone was the third Ram in double figures with 20 points, while the next Okaw scorer, Dash, had just five points.
Shelbyville advances in consolation to play the winner of the Taylorville/Altamont game at noon on Friday in the consolation semi. Okaw Valley JV players will have to be content with supporting Okaw Valley varsity as they try to stay alive in consolation.
Okaw Valley Holiday Tournament
Shelbyville 67, Okaw Valley JV 39
Shelby 20-18-20-9-—67
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Ram stats: Burton 22 (11 FGs), Schultz 11 (2-2s, 2-3 pt FGs, 1/2 FTs), Williamson 11 (4-2s, 1-3 pt FGs), Boone 10 (4 FGs, 2/4 FTs), Floyd 5 (1-3 pt FG, 2/2 FTs), Schuler 4 (2 FGs), Hennings 4 (2 FGs). Team FGs 28. 3-Pointers: 4 (Schultz 2, Floyd, Williamson). Team FTs 5-of-9.
Okaw stats: Orris 13 (2-2s, 3-3 pt FGs), Harlin 11 (3-2s, 1-3 pt FGs, 2/8 FTs), Dash 5 (1-2, 1-3 pt FGs), Kesterson 6 (3 FGs, 0/2 FTs), Miller 2 (FG), B. Monroe 2 (FG). Team FGs 16. 3-Pointers: 5 (Orris 3, Harlin, Dash). Team FTs 2-of-10.


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We first came to know him through the global smash "World Without Love" as one half of the British Invasion duo Peter & Gordon. He returns to the Capitol Center for the Arts' Spotlight Café on Thursday, February 20, at 7:30pm in "Peter Asher: A Musical Memoir of the 60s and Beyond" which brings a multimedia experience to the stage, hosted by the two-time Grammy winner for Producer of the Year. Peter Asher moved effortlessly from his role with Peter & Gordon to Music Executive with the Beatles' Apple Records, then famously- as in cover of Rolling Stone magazine level famous- to Producer and Manager, handling the careers of James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt and a host of others. Books abound, documentaries with half truths (and worse) are all too common, but, now, finally, Mr. Asher tells first hand his tales from the eye of the cultural hurricane in this intimate evening.
"Memoir" includes film footage and photos from Peter's considerable personal archive, brought to life with a storyteller's gift, transporting audiences back to the heart of 60s popular culture. Icons such as Mick Jagger, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Marianne Faithfull, Yoko Ono, Carole King, James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt are among the cast of characters in this narrative - along (of course) with the greatly missed Gordon Waller. The evening is filled with the music of Peter & Gordon, including "I Go to Pieces", "True Love Ways", and "Lady Godiva". The songs given to Peter & Gordon by Paul McCartney are also front and center: "Woman", "I Don't Want to See You Again", Nobody I Know", and "World Without Love", all of which were US Top 40 hits - along with other old favorites from that golden era.
The spring of 2009 saw Peter Asher embark on his first for-the-public speaking engagements, leaving audiences spellbound with his tales from the eye of the hurricane of 60s and 70s popular culture. Peter's 2011 performances combining his delightful tales of a golden era with the songs of Peter & Gordon will be a tribute to that partnership and a unique musical career.
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Since leaving office, former President Bill Clinton has been deeply involved in numerous charitable organizations as part of his effort to help make the future better than the present. Among these many ventures is the Clinton HIV/AIDS Initiative, or CHAI. Spun off from the parent William J Clinton Foundation in 2010, CHAI has been instrumental in bringing AIDS awareness, treatment, and prevention programs into many underserved areas of the planet. The Initiative's maternal health organization plays a key role in these efforts.
In developing countries, the population is not only exposed to increased levels of environmental hazard and disease, but also left relatively unprotected due to the limited nature of the existing health care systems. This combination of increased exposure and decreased opportunity for medical assistance leads to millions of otherwise easily preventable deaths. CHAI's maternal health organization battles to save mothers from pregnancy-related complications and, in turn, grant their children a better hope of survival by having a healthy, living mother around to help them grow up.
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Between 2005-11 Heledd was a Policy Manager with the Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA), where she was responsible for representing the views of Welsh local authorities in national policy development in areas such as leisure, arts and culture, tourism and the Welsh language. She was responsible for giving evidence before the Assembly's scrutiny committees and legislative committees and represented the Association on a number of Ministerial advisory committees. She worked closely with leaders and cabinet members from local authorities across Wales, developing policy papers and writing responses to various national consultations.
Before that, she worked for the economic development company, Menter a Busnes, where she led on the company's advisory work developments through tendering, research methodology, carrying out qualitative and quantitative research and management of various projects. She was also part of the team that established a successful initiative, Y Ffatri Fenter, funded by Objective 1 money, which provides business support to young people across Wales.
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Please note that the SF Arts Market is currently on hiatus and no longer accepting vendor applications.
Selection Criteria: We welcome vendors from the San Francisco Bay Area who offer quality, handmade, locally-produced and unique art, crafts and products. Please no imports; we won't consider vendors who offer products made outside of the Bay Area or the U.S.
Schedule: Every Sunday from 10am-2pm.
Fees: $15 per week (10′ x 10′ pop-up tent). For shared booth (two vendors in 10′ x 10′), $25 per week. New launch special offer: reserve single-booth space for four weeks in advance, pay $40 (save $20). SF Arts Market provides the pop-up tents, and the Farmers' Market provides security as well as labor to set up and break down the tents. Vendors provide their own tables and chairs.
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By Micah McVicker Flyer Correspondent
Hendricks County Flyer
---- — BROWNSBURG — Finishing in 20 minutes, 2 seconds at Monday's Bethesda Christian Cross Country Invitational, Patriot sophomore Wyatt Schreiner set a new course record by 14 seconds over previous record-holder Kale Kight.
Schreiner said he was happy the entire Bethesda team did well, yet sad that he pushed Kight off the board. He also appreciated the boost provided by Bethesda's fans along the course.
"It just feels good having people here to help support you," he said.
Bethesda coach Ben Biddle said this race was a good confidence-builder for Schreiner.
"Especially to run it alone, that was real good," he said. "(It) shows that he can keep pushing himself."
Bethesda won the event, which had some cancellations, as Fall Creek Academy did not participate and Wisdom Builders Home School brought only middle school runners. Traders Point Christian Academy fielded two runners in the boys' race.
The girls' and boys' events started simultaneously, and Bethesda sophomore Hannah Joiner won the girls' race, finishing in 25 minutes.
Joiner said when there are no girls from other schools against whom she can compete, she aspires to defeat her male Patriot counterparts: Stauffer, Caes and Josiah Biddle.
"It challenges you more to try to beat them than just to try to beat the girls," she said. "When there are other girls, you can just run with them for a while then pass them and get the next girl. When it's like all different guys, they keep the same pace and we're just trying to keep the same pace the whole race. (It's) just trying to push yourself to catch the next guy instead of the next girl."
Bethesda is scheduled to host two more cross country meets this season, a dual with Faith Christian School of Lafayette Sept. 23 and the Homecoming Invitational four days later.
Biddle said having three home meets is helpful to the program's development.
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Antipasto Platter With Roasted Tomatoes
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- 3 pints grape tomatoes
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 4 tablespoons olive oil
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 8 ounces ricotta
- 1 1/2 pounds dry cured meats (such as dry sausage, sopressata, and coppa), thinly sliced
- 1 to 2 loaves Italian bread, sliced
- 2 cups mixed olives
- Heat oven to 450° F. On a rimmed baking sheet, toss the tomatoes with the oregano, 3 tablespoons of the oil, ½ teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon pepper. Roast, tossing once, until the tomatoes burst, 30 to 35 minutes.
- Drizzle the ricotta with the remaining oil; sprinkle with ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper. Serve the meats with the bread, ricotta, tomatoes, and olives.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 476
- Fat 34g
- Sat Fat 10g
- Cholesterol 81mg
- Sodium 1,633mg
- Protein 21g
- Carbohydrate 18g
- Sugar 2g
- Fiber 2g
- Iron 3mg
- Calcium 76mg
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When a team is losing habitually, it must first be brought to the league.
It's simply idle speculation, but would an NHL team have the the testicular fortitude to try to nab not one but two of the top prospects in the 2013 NHL draft?
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This is one of the unfortunate things we can't shake (yet) of the Atlanta Thrashers' legacy: Don Waddell's ineptitude. I have to say, Scott Reynolds was merciful in ignoring the Hainsey and Antropov contracts, yet Waddell still won convincingly. He was also merciful in not looking at some of Waddell's atrocious choices for head coach, or the maintenance of a pretty rough scouting department. As a Winnipeg fan, I'm sorry to Atlanta fans that it turned out this way. You all got a raw deal, and deserved better.
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Death notices, 7/17
SAN ANGELO — Lloyd Lee Ferguson, 93, died Sunday, July 15, 2012, in Andrews. Visitation is from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. today at Sterling City Church of Christ. Service is at 2 p.m. today at the church with burial in the Sterling City Cemetery. Arrangements are by Shaffer Funeral Home/Grape Creek.
Survivors include his son, Terry Ferguson of Midland; daughters Janice Culver of Amarillo and Carolyn Hunter of Andrews; and brothers Curtis Clower of Champagne, Ill., and Kenneth Clower of Kingsland.
SWEETWATER — Alta Mae Wilcoxson, 90, died Sunday, July 15, 2012, in an Odessa hospital. Visitation is from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at Sunset Memorial Funeral Home in Odessa. Graveside service is at 11:30 a.m. in Desdemona Cemetery in Desdemona. Arrangements are by McCoy Funeral Home.
BALLINGER — Randell Dudley "Randy" Lusk, 74, of Emory, died Monday, July 9, 2012, in an Emory care center. Service is at 11 a.m. today in Lange Funeral Home chapel with burial in Old Runnels Cemetery.
Survivors include his daughter, Melissa Ann Goodwin of Katy; and son Randell Scott Lusk of Emory.
EDEN — Herlinda Orosco Gonzales, 87, of Doole, died Friday, July 13, 2012, in a local care center. Private memorial service will be at a later date. Arrangements are by Eden Funeral Home.
Survivors include her sisters, Eliza Lara of San Angelo and Olivia Gonzales of Veribest; and sons Eloy Gonzales of Fort McKavett and Richard Gonzales of San Angelo.
SWEETWATER — Charles Roberson, 85, died Friday, July 13, 2012, in an Abilene hospital. Service is at 2 p.m. Thursday in McCoy Funeral Home chapel with military burial in Sweetwater Cemetery.
Survivors include his daughters, Cora Lee Moore of Sweetwater, Lillie Ann Johnson of Irving and Sylvia Jean Watts of Fort Worth; and sister Dorothy Ward of Los Angeles.
SAN ANGELO — Lisa D. Hatch, 52, died Monday, July 16, 2012. Services are pending with Johnson's Funeral Home.
SAN ANGELO — Jimmy Dean Goodfellow, 52, died Monday, July 16, 2012. Services are pending with Shaffer Funeral Home/Sherwood Way.
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Ireland suffer Strauss blow
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Ireland look set to be without Leinster hooker Richardt Strauss for the duration of the Six Nations after he suffered ankle ligament damage at the weekend.
Strauss turned out for Leinster at the weekend in their 29-20 win over the Exeter Chiefs at Sandy Park but he was forced off the field and was substituted at half-time. The Irish Rugby Football Union confirmed on Monday the nature of the injury and reports suggest that he will be out of action for between 10 and 12 weeks.
The news will come as a blow to both Ireland and Leinster following the weekend that saw the back-to-back Heineken Cup champions knocked out of the competition. Strauss made his debut for the national side during the November Tests and while it was possible that Ulster hooker Rory Best, who missed the autumn internationals, would retake the No.2 berth for the Six Nations, Strauss was in line for the replacement hooker shirt.
Ireland are also sweating on Ulster's Roger Wilson's fitness and have bolstered their squad with seven fresh faces ahead of Friday's Wolfhounds match with the England Saxons.
Leinster duo Rhys Ruddock and Kevin McLaughlin have got the nod while five of Munster's contingent have also been called up. Back-row James Coughlan, hooker Damien Varley, hooker Mike Sherry, back-row Tommy O'Donnell and fly-half Ian Keatley have all been added to the 39-man squad and will be hopeful of getting some game time on Friday.
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Combine almond flour, sunflower seed butter, honey, and vanilla.
Roll mixture into small balls and place on wax paper on a cookie sheet.
Place in freezer to harden for about an hour.
Melt coconut oil and chocolate chips in a small saucepan over LOW heat, continuously stirring, being careful not to burn (this is easy to do so make sure heat starts on LOW and you keep stirring!)
Using a toothpick, dip balls 3/4 way into chocolate, leaving a small amount uncovered at the top.
Place balls back into fridge/freezer to harden chocolate.
Once hardened, cover up holes from toothpick by carefully rubbing over them with your finger.
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- 2 tsp coconut oil, melted
- 1 cup Enjoy Life chocolate chips
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Figure Drawing Inspiration and Moving ForwardPosted by Josie on Jan 8, 2013 in Art, Art Blog, Artists, Drawing 1: Start Drawing | 1 comment
As I've been working the last part of this module, I've spent much more time hunting around for influences. With the way this year has gone, it's been difficult to get out to many exhibitions or galleries, aside from seeing the Lucian Freud portrait exhibition in early summer, so I've mostly had to hunt around in my own virtual galleries for the same kind of experience of looking closely at other people's work.
Seeing Lucian Freud's collection of portraits was a wonderful witnessing of how an artist can evolve. It was fascinating following the exhibition through from his earliest work - wide-eyed, dead-skinned, simplistic portraits – through to a much more life-like approach and a fascination with intimate and disturbing poses and scenarios. His techniques changed, from flat skin tones and areas of colour, through to more dynamic use of colour tone and brush work. It showed me, in a slow walk through his career, how much an artist can GROW and change. As a very fledgling artist it was a challenge to me not to be afraid or down-heartened by these early years work of mine, knowing that I have more in me, and that progress comes with taking the thing that really inspires you – for both of us, people – and using that as a springboard to experiment and development.
For my last project piece I hope very much to do just that, in so far as I'm able. The more figure work I look at, my own as well as other artists, the more I am turned off by classic poses, depicted cleanly, or with very gentle tonal subtly, with the emphasis on realism and demonstration of very fine skill. I like it, I think it's clever and admire it, and I even want to emulate it, but it rarely really moves me personally. I think as a learning artist there is the tendency to try and pursue this kind of work. It is obvious from the pictures themselves that the artist is skilled at the art of portraiture and drawing/painting techniques. And of course, I'd like to be able to demonstrate the same, but pursuing it doggedly can also become a self-limiting way to try and prove yourself.
Moving forward I want to try and shift my focus away from the demonstration of realism and emphasis on overly impressive fine skill, in an effort to try and create something I'm pleased with, and instead work the other way around. I will start at thinking about what excites me, what fires up my interest and then try and find different ways to capture this interest.
With this module it was the more informal drawings I loved doing most. Sketching people on the street, taking secret photos to work from, trying to hunt out interesting or intriguing scenarios… They weren't always my most accurate drawings, but they were my most interesting. So I'd like to try and use this type of figure drawing as my base to work on. More sketches, live when I can, or using a combination of live and photography when I can't or want to work in more detail, and then developing these drawings by working bigger, trying different media, perhaps using more colour.
With this in mind, it's the following I will be carrying with me to inspire me as I start my last pieces of work:
Egon Schiele
I am increasingly fascinated with this guy's work. A young protege of Gustav Klimt, he died tragically young along with his wife in the early part of the 20th century. Admittedly, some the drawings and paintings he produced are pretty disturbing. I don't always love the way he portrays women in his pictures, and many of his work seems to reveal a dark, conflicted mind, with endless slightly tortured self portraits. But he was BRAVE. He seemed to want to challenge what was beautiful, breaking away from traditionalist ideas. For me the draw is particularly to the way he uses interesting, twisted poses. There is often the sense of the subject being 'caught' in the act of something rather than posed, and they have an energy, intimacy and immediacy about them. Most feature strong or snaking lines with selective use of colour which I really love.
Use of Colour
I'd like to have a go at experimenting with coloured pastels and oil pastels more and it's works like these by contemporary artists that show me how colour can be used in figure drawing in ways that are exciting. I love how just simple sweeps and blocks of colour can still express so much grace and character.
Brush and Ink
It's been suggested by tutor that I might want to try brush and ink as a media to explore, and I would love if I could find a way to use simple washes and splodges in the same was as Jordan Mejias, above. I thought I'd seen most of Georgia O'Keefe's work, being an especial idol of mine, so I was quite delighted to come across this work of hers below showing a similar technique.
As well as washes like this, it would be good to try bold line drawings with a brush. Scary though – I always find ink so intimidating as it's so permanent!
Situational Compositions
Lastly, I have been particularly inspired by drawings of the everyday. These charming illustrations by Kaatje Vermeire convey something of what I'd most like to be able to pin down – a moment, captured. I like the emphasis on specific details and objects as well as the people, the shoes, bag, umbrella, as well as the sense of movement and action – something I'd very much like to get better at.


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Black umbrella from Chanel featuring a calf leather handle with hand strap and signature 'CC' logo velco fastening. Comes in a leather case with twist lock and signature chain handle.
Colour: Black
Material: Polyester, Lather, Gold Hardware
Measurement: strap: 49 centimetres, length: 44 centimetres
Condition: Excellent condition, next-To-new, hardly used, superb throughout
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