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As much as I adore the warm and vibrant colors associated with fall (burnt oranges, reds and yellows), the cool and steely serenity of Lake Michigan in the fall is a sight to behold.
A perfect start to the day.
As much as I adore the warm and vibrant colors associated with fall (burnt oranges, reds and yellows), the cool and steely serenity of Lake Michigan in the fall is a sight to behold.
A perfect start to the day.
Hello! A beautiful autumn bike commute today inspired me to check in and share here. As I'm sure many would agree, autumn is the absolute best time for cycling. The temps are cool enough to avoid sweating, but not yet freezing. Despite the perfect conditions, the paths and bike lanes are relatively empty.
This morning, I set out with a cardigan and light gloves, but shed those as I heated up during my 9 mile ride.
My commute includes the beautiful Buckingham Fountain every morning. Lucky me!
Chicago still looks like summer, but there is a definite chill in the air, with morning temps hovering in the mid-high 50's.
I suppose this friendly city guy is saving up nuts and cigarette butts for the winter.
I hope everyone is enjoying the cooler weather! I plan to be around here more often, so feel free to check in every now and then.
p.s. We are working on the technical issues (such as broken pic links) of our current web home; bear with us.
My wish for bright spring colors came true today, at least a little bit. The amazing 50 degree temperature combined with the bright, lingering sun made the city feel like a springtime paradise. The sidewalks and lakefront were filled with Chicagoans basking in the glory of the weather.
The photos below look cold, but the mere fact that I was able to bike on the Lakefront Trail is a sign of the thaw. Most of the snow has melted, leaving behind mounds of dirt, salt and debris.
I even warmed up enough to remove my scarf, which looked quite lovely on Oma.
Unbelievably, I heard on the evening news that Chicago may get over a foot of snow mid-week. All the more reason to appreciate days like today, I suppose.
How is one to survive this winter, one of the coldest, greyest and snowiest in history?
As you can see, I chose to lighten my hair, buy a new red overcoat and bicycle on – except honestly I have not been bicycling a lot, certainly not everyday, as with previous winters. All I ask for is a morning with temps at least 10 F and no falling snow, but such mornings are rare. (As I type this, it's 9 F and snowing.) When I manage to ride my bike, I feel so much better, physically and mentally.
My plan for combatting winter also includes appreciating the (indoor) culture that Chicago offers: going to ballets, plays, symphonies and art exhibits. If it were not for the Joffrey Ballet, the Goodman and Steppenwolf and Shakespeare Theatres, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Art Institute (and, of course, my wonderful friends!), I would question daily why I choose to live in this crowded, frozen tundra.
This time last year, I was already enjoying the sights and sounds of spring with Betty Foy.
How are you dealing with this winter? How much have you been bicycling?
{P.S. Our friend Elizabeth will be reporting on the National Bike Summit / Women's Bike Forum here on LGRAB and our Twitter feed this week, so stay tuned!}
Perhaps a flowing white skirt was not the smartest outfit choice for a wet and windy day, but sometimes fashion trumps function, and this morning I wanted to wear a flowing white skirt, dammit.
I began second-guessing my choice as the lake winds whipped the skirt against Betty's grimy rack and fender, but by that time there was no turning back.
In a nod to function, here is my head and eye protective gear that rarely makes it into photos.
By the end of the day, the hem of my skirt was lightly soiled here and there, but nothing terribly noticeable from a distance. The real danger was the chocolate cake I enjoyed with lunch, crumbs of which inevitably got smushed on my lap.
Regardless, riding my bike, eating chocolate cake and wearing a flowing white skirt all made me happy, so I consider the dry cleaning bill worth it. :-)
Score one for fashion.
{I picked this skirt up from a Paris thrift store for 2 euros. See it styled for summer here.}
This evening I had a dark ride home in light rain. I was caught without my raincoat or any other special rain accessories, but my normal outfit worked well.
My wool trench coat kept me warm and dry.
My leather boots served the same purpose for my feet, plus sported a reflective strap for extra visibility.
My beloved bag was unfazed by the wet weather, thanks to dark leather and pre-treatment with Cadillac Shield Spray.
My Brooks saddle was protected by me for the ride, but got a bit wet while I took pictures. I know some people baby their leather saddles, but mine is holding up well, so I'm not too worried.
For the most part, light rain does not bother me much. And soon rain will be replaced by snow!
P.S. Really hard for me to avoid a November Rain reference in this post. :)
Hello there!
My focus lately has not been on blogging, but I have some renewed energy now. In three wteeks, I start a new job (an exciting step up in my career!) that will bring me a longer and more scenic bike commute. And to reward myself I bought a beautiful digital camera that has me eager to document my rides.
This morning I enjoyed my regular bike ride to work in the sunshine and crisp air.
Betty has been my constant companion for the last month, although I expect to swap her out for Oma as soon as the snow starts.
And here's what I wore on my bike, although this was in the middle of the day and Betty, unfortunately, was not around to pose with me. A cashmere sweater and scarf with a leather jacket kept me plenty warm in the low-30 temps.
That's about all I have to share for now. :-)
I hope everyone is doing well!
Time to break out the tweed and cashmere – fall is here!
I have a habit of writing every year about how much I love fall, and this year will be more of the same. It's such a perfect time for bike riding, especially for riding in full work clothes without arriving sweaty.
I enthusiastically pulled out from under my bed the two containers of cold-weather clothes and suddenly I have a whole new wardrobe. This week I will replenish my supply of black and brown tights, then I'll be good to go through early spring. :-)
The sun is setting earlier and earlier now – a clear sign of the shift in seasons. While I am not crazy about bicycling in the dark, I appreciate changes that mark the passing of time and keep life from feeling too routine. And I can now watch the transition from day to night during my evening commute.
I hope all of you are enjoying October so far. Just remember to carry your bike lights with you at all times! :-)
As I mentioned last month, I'm back to riding Oma almost daily. And I'm reminded that Oma is not just a bike style, but a lifestyle.
I slow way down with her and relax into the ride. I coast up to yellow lights instead of accelerating to beat the red. I enjoy the city sights from my high perch.
It's all about opting out of the commute-as-race by sheer force of will. Even as SUVs speed past me too closely and I breath in truck exhaust, I think happy thoughts and continue slowly pedaling. Riding Oma helps me maintain a bit of serenity, as the city buzzes around.
My exercise goal for August is decidedly less intense than Trisha's century ride training. I have to attend two Bikram yoga classes a week with my friend from work. The 90 minute classes heated to 105 degrees are not exactly fun. The best feeling comes when the class is over and I can sail away on my bicycle for the six mile ride home along the Lakefront Trail. The transition from the oppressive heat of the yoga room to the cool lake breeze of the trail is beautiful and makes me enjoy riding my bike even more than usual.
Plus, there's always this view.
My bike set up on yoga class days is basic. Okay, a little bag lady-chic.
I strap my mat to the back rack (and then sometimes forget it there for a couple of days, creating deep indentions in the mat).
I stuff my work bag, change of clothes, towel, water bottle and lock in my front basket. My basket is low down and anchored to front stays, which helps this load feel light and not interfere with my steering.
My cockpit area is looking a bit too cluttered. Perhaps I should remove my scarf or flower or handlebar bag or camera mount…
Once the (heavily discounted) introductory month is over at the Bikram studio, I will probably go back to Vinyasa, as a more enjoyable yoga for me. But I expect to miss, at least a little bit, the relief of escape by bicycle that practicing Bikram provides me. :-)
More on yoga from the archives:
Yoga and Cycling – our first post about the topic, over four years ago
Fashion Friday: Biking to Yoga – a description of my biking-to-yoga routine from last summer
Pedal, Stretch, Breathe – review of a booklet on bicycle-focused yoga moves
Dusk is day's most beautiful time. If I can manage to bike home in the aftermath of the setting sun, I'm a happy woman, a calmer woman.
For comparison, here's a look at my wintry dusk commute on the Lakefront Trail from a few months ago. Of course, during winter the dusk arrives a few hours earlier! The photos above were taken around 8:30 p.m., while the winter ones must have been closer to 4:30 p.m.
For a melancholy take on dusk, I leave you with Carl Sandburg's "Dreams in the Dusk."
Dreams in the dusk,
Only dreams closing the day
And with the day's close going back
To the gray things, the dark things,
The far, deep things of dreamland.
Dreams, only dreams in the dusk,
Only the old remembered pictures
Of lost days when the day's loss
Wrote in tears the heart's loss.
Tears and loss and broken dreams
May find your heart at dusk.
Yesterday evening I was at Millennium Park in downtown Chicago for an outdoor concert – an event that signals for me the beginning of summer. The park is near Lake Michigan and usually a quick ride through a garden brings me to the Lakefront Trail for my ride home. However, last night I was greeted by this construction site where the garden used to be.
Yikes – I hope they are constructing an even more beautiful garden!
Fortunately, the city set up bike detour signs to guide me along an alternate route. This turned out to be a fun mini-adventure because I never knew of this path.
The path followed the Chicago River…
…with a fancy tunnel to cross under Lakeshore Drive
…which brought me to a bridge over the river
…and led me to the Lakefront Trail.
As I biked up the trail, the sun finished setting.
I ended my journey home on neighborhood streets.
If I wanted to get all deep, I could take this as a reminder that what may at first seem like an imposition could turn out to be an opportunity to try something new.
As I tweeted earlier, today was absolutely the most beautiful day of the year so far to bike in Chicago. Simply perfect. Light wind, warm air, calm water, blue skies, gentle sun, and a hint of a chill to prevent sweating. It doesn't get better than this. On such days, I am super grateful for my bike, which allows me to spend a lot of time outside just going to and from work.
In addition to biking, fishing is a popular activity on a day like today, as demonstrated above.
I wish all of you similarly perfect bicycling days. :-)
After a very long winter/early spring, truly warm weather has finally come to Chicago. Yesterday was a whopping 85 degrees!
Bicycling in warm weather feels so different from bicycling in the freezing or even chilly weather. Over the past 6 (7…8…?) months, I'd forgotten how it felt. And there are lots and lots of other bicyclists out there, all of a sudden. Love it!
I picked out my lightest silk skirt and blouse to celebrate the occasion. I retired my black, winter Bern helmet for my happy, pale pink Nutcase helmet. (Unfortunately, I had a sweaty helmet hair situation by the time I returned home in the evening, as shown above.) I also pulled out my fingerless gloves, which I wear in warm weather to prevent discomfort from sweaty palms rubbing against cork grips, as well as to absorb some of the road shock.
That's about it! Just happy to share my warm weather excitement. :-)
P.S. I'm really enjoying reading everyone's personal take on the issue in the comments of yesterday's post, Women, Bicycling and Makeup. Reader Bettina in Germany posted her perspective on her blog, Books, Bikes, and Food (hey, three of my favorite things!).
Yesterday afternoon I had a meeting across town, which led me to a different route for the commute home. I was able to take advantage of the newish separated bike lane on Elston Avenue. I first wrote about this lane in the fall, but have not had occasion to bike it since.
Riding in this lane is like butter. The separation from cars makes all the difference, of course. Other benefits are not being placed in the door zone and the relatively small number of cross streets, alleys and parking lot exits. I would love a set-up like this on the busy streets that connect my neighborhood to downtown, where I often feel like a hunted animal during open season.
You can see previous videos of me biking along Chicago's protected bike lanes here:
Dearborn protected lane – two-way bike lane in the Loop
18th Street protected lane – the most similar to Elston's bike lane
Kinzie protected lane – Chicago's first separated bike lane
Although the lakefront is melting, with temps in the teens and low twenties, spring still seems far away.
Bike Winter 4ever!
Five! That's how many Chicago winters I have biked through. I counted over and over because five seems too high, but my math is correct.
Biking through my first winter, 2008-09, seemed so dramatic – I was amazed at my achievement. That was a particularly snowy winter, and I biked through all kinds of extreme weather to prove to myself that I could.
My second, third and fourth winters all seem like a blur now (except I distinctly remember bicycling the day after the great 2011 blizzard!), but it's all documented in the LGRAB archives.
This winter started not so great, but I did not let that stop me. And there was soon cheerful news, as Chicago celebrated the installation of its first downtown protected bike lane.
There were some seriously freezing days, when I was very thankful for my hand and toe warmers. But many of the days were sunny and not too extremely cold.
I wore skirts and dresses almost every day, along with tights, of course.
Most of all, I took time to appreciate the unique beauty of biking through winter.
Now I am ready for spring!
How about you – did you bike through winter? Was it your first time? What stands out to you the most, looking back?
Dusk. Lake Michigan. Frozen waves. Two days after a storm dumped 9 inches of snow on Chicago. Just another work commute.
By the time I made my way up the trail, the sun had finished setting. As you can see, despite the heaps of snow, the trail itself is totally clear – plowed and salted.
There is something about bicycling outside on a particularly beautiful winter day that gets me every time. During these magical moments, no other season can compare.
This is a reminder to enjoy and appreciate the wintry beauty while we can, even while excited for spring.
{A different look at the beauty of wintry Lake Michigan two years ago.}
On Sunday, I biked 20 miles in a Zac Posen dress and four-inch high-heeled ankle boots. My day was full, including a trip downtown for a Joffrey Ballet performance and to the Logan Square neighborhood for my friend Sara's Oscar party. Getting ready in the morning, I considered throwing on jeans, flat boots and a wool sweater, but decided to stay strong and dress appropriately for the occasions.
The (second-hand) dress conveniently zips all the way down the back from both ends, allowing me to create more leeway from the bottom while on my bike.
The weather was sunny and 30 degrees. For the ride, I threw on a cardigan, trench, cashmere scarf, gloves, and winter helmet. The trench coverage was helpful because the dress did ride up a bit while biking.
Once I got downtown, I was able to take the Dearborn protected bike lane for the final mile and a half. The city has a special snow plow to use for protected lanes and the lane was plowed, but sloppily and some areas were more clear than others.
And look! An SUV parked in the lane. This was the second one I saw. The city needs to: 1) create better signage; 2) build real barriers; and 3) ticket these drivers.
Okay, back to my happy place…
The ballet, American Legends, was beautiful and thought-provoking as always, as was the view from my first-row-balcony season ticket seat. (Thanks, Groupon!)
Leaving the ballet, I mounted my camera on Betty Foy's handlebars and made a video of my ride on the Dearnborn protected lane and the connected Kinzie protected lane. I'll post the video soon.
The Oscar party was fun (despite the host's lame "jokes") and I enjoyed biking home on empty streets at the end of the night, 12 hours after I left. My dress and heels were fun for the day, but I was happy to change into flannel pajamas. :-)

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After trading up for Devin Street, the Dallas Cowboys only had five seventh-round picks. With the first of many picks in the last round, the Cowboys drafted Ben Gardner, a defensive end out of Stanford. While he isn't as talented Trent Murphy, who played across from him in college and is now a Redskin, Gardner still started at defensive end for one of the best defenses in all of college football. In fact, Stanford led college football in sacks last year.
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Interstate 93 above Concord is one of those highways on which the 65 mph speed limit does not make people safer. Today the House considers House Bill 146, which would raise the speed limit on I-93 to 70 mph from Canterbury to Canada (except for the stretch through Franconia Notch, which would remain the same).
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|15 Aug 2013
Attention: cottonball, virus deleted all SD photos
Having some of the same issues as from this time: ZeroAccess! Attention: cottonball.
This round, whatever is in my computer has deleted all the photos on my SD card :-/ I ran RogueKiller and came up with this report:
I think these viruses are coming infected USB drives. In the future, any recommendations for prevention software I can run to pre-scan USB drives for viruses? I'd love to never run into these problems again! :-)
|My System Specs
|15 Aug 2013
Which AntiVirus program are you using?
Is it set to scan USB drives? Some programs do not do this by default.
Pressing on with RogueKiller...
Make sure you downloaded the latest version of the program. Several updates have been made to it recently:
RogueKiller download
Select the download that applies to your system (32-bit, or, 64-bit)
Quit all programs
Right-click the RogueKiller file and select: Run as Administrator
Wait until the Prescan finishes
Press: Scan
When the scan is done, press the [Shortcut-Fix] button.
Please post the new RKreport (Mode: Delete) created on the Desktop in your reply.
Also download the Farbar Recovery Scan Tool
Select the version that applies to the system.
Save it to the Desktop.
|My System Specs
|15 Aug 2013
For protecting your PC from infected pen drives, you may look into Panda USB Vaccine.
ANTIMALWARE: Panda USB Vaccine - Download FREE - PANDA SECURITY
Panda USB Vaccine Free Download - Remove Autorun.inf Virus
If you are going to use it, do make sure that you vaccinate your clean PC with it, before plugging in any USB pen drive. (You may devaccinate your PC after unplugging the pen drive, so that autorun is again enabled for the other devices on your PC, if you so desire.)
There are many other tools too.
The paid Autorun Virus Remover can protect your PC and also remove the autorun virus and seems to be more versatile but for a steep price.
Ninja Pendisk seems to be more popular. So I guess it is a positive point for it. ( I have no means to test or try any of these.) From what I have read and researched, I may consider only these three.
10 Tools to Protect Computer from Infected USB Flash Drives.
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|15 Aug 2013
I'm running Webroot Security Anywhere. It is set to scan USB drives, so I'm not entirely sure why it's not catching any!
@jumanji, thanks for those links, I went ahead and dloaded Panda USB Vaccine.
Here are the two reports:
FRST Report: FRST.txt
RKiller Report: RKreport_8_16.txt
|My System Specs
|16 Aug 2013
Are the files on the SD showing after using the Shortcut Fix?
This virus appears to be launched through the auturun.inf file when a USB device or SD card is connected to the computer. The virus adds a line to the autorun.inf file, creates shortcuts of folders, changes the attributes of folders to hidden and also may create a random named folder on the USB drive or SD card. Within this random named folder, the .exe file producing the shortcuts of your original folders is found.
If RogueKiller did not take care of the issue, please do the following:
Press the Windows Key and the R key at the same time.
In the Run prompt, type the following in the Open area, and press Enter: cmd
When the Command Prompt opens, copy/paste (with the mouse) the following, and press Enter
attrib -h -r -s /s /d X:\*.*
Press: Enter
Post back on whether the files are now visible.
If still no go, we'll check out the content of the SD card, and take action from there.
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|16 Aug 2013
|My System Specs
|16 Aug 2013
Let's see if we can overcome the "Access Denied" notice, and also get some info...
Please download the latest version of WinRAR archiver, a powerful tool to process RAR and ZIP files
Select the 32-bit or 64-bit version that applies to your system.
Save to the Desktop.
Note that this download is a trial version of the WinRAR archiver for use during a test period of 40 days.
Double-click the downloaded program to install...
At the WinRAR Setup, click: OK
On the last prompt, feel free to check any of the tabs, and, when finished, press: Done
Close out of WinRAR.
Next, please plug in the SD card and restart the computer in Safe Mode with Command Prompt as follows:
*As the computer starts, tap the F8 key on your keyboard repeatedly until you are presented with the Windows 7 Advanced Boot Options menu.
*Using the arrow keys, select: Safe Mode with Command Prompt
*Press the Enter key on the keyboard, and let the computer boot to the option selected.
At the Command Prompt, copy/paste (with the mouse) the following commands contained inside the code box, and press Enter:
(If J the actual letter of the drive.)
attrib -h -r -s /s /d J:\*.* shutdown /r
"You are about to be logged off.
Windows will shut down in less than one minute."
When the computer restarts, check the SD card once again, and post back on whether you can see the images.
If still no-go, tap the F8 key, and once again select: Safe Mode with Command Prompt
Press the Enter key on the keyboard, and let the computer boot to the option selected.
At the Command Prompt, copy/paste (with the mouse) the following commands contained inside the code box, and press Enter:
(If J the actual letter of the drive.)
J: attrib -s -h -a attrib -r -s -h autorun.inf shutdown /r
"You are about to be logged off.
Windows will shut down in less than one minute."
When the computer restarts, open WinRAR.exe and browse to the SD card using WinRAR's explorer.
After locating the SD card, open it in WinRAR to show all the files, including those that are hidden.
Search for the file Autorun.inf, open it with Notepad, name it arfile, and save it to the Desktop.
Please post the content of the Notepad arfile in your reply.
|My System Specs
|16 Aug 2013
Just to add to what cottonball has said about using WinRAR:
IMO, it is not necessary to run WinRAR in safe mode. You can run Windows in normal mode. ( If there is any reason why cottonball wants it to be run in Safe mode, I do not know. )
Boot into Windows. Keep the Shift key pressed for a while, while inserting the SD Card which is necessary to disable autorun temporarily for that event. Open WinRAR, navigate to your SD Card and explore. Open the autorun file in notepad and post its contents.
(You can also open other folders and see whether any one of those contains your data and post your findings.You may also post a screenshot of the SD Card's content as seen in WinRAR.)
|My System Specs
|17 Aug 2013
...it is not necessary to run WinRAR in safe mode...
Have not met my quota of those for this month.
|My System Specs
|17 Aug 2013
Hmm, still unable to access the autorun file with WinRAR. I'm getting this:
The only file I'm able to open that's in Notepad is desktop. Here's what it shows:
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Ikeno, Yuji
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|Zhang Y, Bokov, Alex, Gelfond JA, Soto, V, Ikeno Y, Hubbard GB, Diaz, V, Sloane, L, Maslin, K, Treaster, S, Rendon, S, Ward WF, Javors MA, Van Remmen H, Richardson AG, Austad SN, Fischer K. Rapamycin Extends Life and Health in C57BL/6 Mice J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci 2014 Feb;.
|Ladiges W, Ikeno Y, Liggitt D, Treuting PM. Pathology is a critical aspect of preclinical aging studies Pathobiol Aging Age Relat Dis 2013 Aug;3(22451).
|Liu Y, Qi W, Richardson A, Van Remmen H, Ikeno Y, Salmon AB. Oxidative damage associated with obesity is prevented by overexpression of CuZn- or Mn-superoxide dismutase Biochem Biophys Res Commun 2013 Jul;.
|Lorenzini A, Salmon AB, Lerner C, Torres C, Ikeno Y, Motch S, McCarter R, Sell C. (epub ahead of print). Mice Producing Reduced Levels of Insulin-Like Growth Factor Type 1 Display an Increase in Maximum, but not Mean, Life Span J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci 2013 Jul;.
|Ikeno Y, Hubbard GB, Lee S, Dube SM, Flores LC, Roman MG, and Bartke A. Do Ames dwarf and calorie-restricted mice share common effects on age-related pathology? Pathobiol Aging Age Relat Dis 2013 Jun;3(20833).
|Zhang, Y., Ikeno, Y., Bokov, A., Gelfond, J., Jaramillo, C., Zhang, H.-M., Liu, Y., Qi, W., Hubbard, G., Richardson, A., and Van Remmen, H. Dietary restriction attenuates the accelerated aging phenotype of Sod1-/- mice Free Radic Biol Med 2013 Feb;28(60C):300-306.
|Livi CB, Hardman RL, Christy BA, Dodds SG, Jones D, Williams C, Strong R, Bokov A, Javors MA, Ikeno Y, Hubbard G, Hasty P, Sharp ZD. Rapamycin extends life span of Rb1+/- mice by inhibiting neuroendocrine tumors Aging (Albany NY) 2013 Feb;5(2):100-110.
|Sackmann-Sala, L., Berryman, D.E., Lubbers, E.R., Vesel, C.B., Troike, K.M., List, E.O., Munn, R.D., Ikeno, Y., and Kopchick, J.J. Decreased insulin sensitivity and increased oxidative damage in wasting adipose tissue depots of wild-type mice. (In Press) AGE, 2012 Jan;.
|Ghosh P, Shu ZJ, Lu Z, Ikeno Y, Barnes JL, Yeh C, Zhang B, Katz MS, Kamat A. Role of β-adrenergic receptors in regulation of hepatic fat accumulation during aging J Endocrinol 2012 Jan;213:251-261.
|Salmon, A., Flores, L.C., Li, Y., Van Remmen, H., Richardson, A.G., and Ikeno, Y. Reduction of glucose intolerance with high fat feeding is associated with anti-inflammatory effect of thioredoxin 1 overexpression in mice Pathobiol Aging Age Relat Dis, 2012 Jan;2(17101).
|Cortez, L.A., Ortiz, M., Hubbard, G.B., and Ikeno, Y. Thioredoxin, oxidative stress, cancer and aging. (in press) Longevity & Healthspan, 2012 Jan;.
|Prez, V.I., Cortez, L.A., Lew, C., Rodriguez, M.C., Webb, R., Van Remmen, H., Chaudhuri, A., Qi, W., Lew, S., Bokov, A., Fok, W., Jones, D., Richardson, A., Yodoi, J., Zhang, A., Tominaga, K., Hubbard, G.B., and Ikeno, Y. Thioredoxin 1 overexpression extends mainly the earlier part of lifespan in mice J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci, 2011 Dec;66:1286-1299.
|Bokov, A.F., Garg, N., Ikeno, Y., Thakur, S., DeFronzo, R.A., Zhang, N., Musi, N., Erickson, R.C., Gelfond, J., Hubbard, G.B., Adamo, M.L., and Richardson, A. Does Reduced IGF-1R Signaling in Igf1r+/- Mice Alter Aging? PLoS One, 2011 Nov;6(11).
|Carter, C.S., Giovannini, S., Seo, D.O., DuPree, J., Morgan, D., Chung, H.Y., Lees, H., Daniels, M., Hubbard, G.B., Lee, S., Ikeno, Y., Foster, T.C., Buford, T.W., Marzetti, E. Differential effects of enalapril and losartan on body composition and indices of muscle quality in aged male Fischer 344 x Brown Norway rats AGE (Dordr), 2011 Jun;33(2):167-183.
|Mahlke, M., Cortez, L.A., Ortiz, M.A., Rodoriguez, M., Uchida, K., Shigenaga, M.K., Lee, S., Zhang, Y., Tominaga, K., Hubbard, G.B., and Ikeno, Y. The anti-tumor effects of calorie restriction are correlated with reduced oxidative stress in ENU-induced gliomas Pathobiol Aging Age Relat Dis, 2011 Jan;1(7189).
|Echchgadda I, Chang TH, Sabbah A, Bakri I, Ikeno Y, Hubbard GB, Chatterjee B, Bose S. Oncolytic targeting of androgen-sensitive prostate tumor by the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV): consequences of deficient interferon-dependent antiviral defense BMC Cancer 2011 Jan;11:43-43.
|Bitto, A., Lerner, C., Torres, C., Roell, M., Malaguti, M., Perez, V., Lorenzini, A., Hrelia, S., Ikeno, Y., Matzko, M.E. McCarter, R., and Sell, C. Long-Term IGF-I Exposure Decreases Autophagy and Cell Viability PLoS One, 2010 Jan;5(9).
|Zhang, Y., Ikeno, Y., Wenbo, Q., Chaudhuri, A., Li, Y., Bokov, A., Thorpe, S.R., Baynes, J., Epstein, C., Richardson, A., and Van Remmen, H. Mice deficient in both Mnsuperoxide dismutase and glutathione peroxidase-1 have increased oxidative damage and a greater incidence of pathology but no reduction in longevity J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci, 2009 Dec;64A(12):1212-1220.
|Jang, Y.C., Prez, V.I., Song, W., Lustgarten, M.S., Salmon, A.B., Mele, J., Qi, W., Liu, Y., Liang, H., Chaudhuri, A., Ikeno, Y., Epstein, C.J., Van Remmen, H., and Richardson, A.G. Overexpression of Mn superoxide dismutase protects against oxidative stress but does not increase lifespan in mice J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci, 2009 Nov;64A(11):1114-1125.
|Prez, V.I., Bokov, A., Van Remmen, H., Mele, J., Ran, Q., Ikeno, Y., and Richardson, A. Is the Oxidative Stress Theory of Aging Dead? Biochim Biophys Acta, 2009 Oct;1790(10):1005-1014.
|Ladiges, W., Van Remmen, H., Strong, J.R., Ikeno, Y., Treuting, P., Rabinovitch, P., and Richardson, A.G. Lifespan Extension in genetically modified mice Aging Cell, 2009 Aug;08(4):346-352.
|Ikeno, Y., Hubbard, G.B., Lee, S., Cortez, L.A., Lew, C.M., Webb, C.R., Berryman, D.E., List, E.O., Kopchick, J.J., and Bartke, A. Reduced incidence and delayed occurrence of fatal neoplastic diseases in growth hormone receptor/binding protein knockout mice J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci, 2009 Jan;64(5):522-529.
|Flores, L.C, Salmon, A.B., Ortiz, M., Dube, S., Musi, N., Qi, W., Lee, S., Hubbard, G.B., Van Remmen, H., Bhattacharya, A., Liu, Y., Kirkland, J., Pirtskhalava, T., Tchkonia, T., Richardson, A., and Ikeno, Y. Cu/ZnSOD overexpression extended the lifespan of Sprague-Dawley rats, but little effects in F344 rats; 2012 Jan. (American Aging Association).
|Mahlke, M., Cortez, L.A., Zhang, Y., Lee, S., Hubbard, G.B., and Ikeno, Y. Calorie Restriction Suppresses the Occurrence and Retards the Growth of Ethyl-nitrosourea-Induced Glioma in Rats; 2011 Jan. (American Aging Association).
|Cortez, L.A., Webb, C.R., Mahlke, M., Ortiz, M., Bhattacharya, A., Zhang, Y., Salmon, A., Qi, W., Liu, Y., Lee, S., Van Remmen, H., Richardson, A., Hubbard, G.B., and Ikeno, Y. Role of thioredoxin 1 and 2 in cancer and aging; 2011 Jan. (American Aging Association).
|Ikeno, Y., Salmon, A.B., Musi, N., Cortez, L. A., Qi, W., Lee, S., Hubbard, G.B., Van Remmen, H., Bhattacharya, A., Liu, Y., Kirkland, J., Pirtskhalava, T., and Richardson, A. Is the life-extending action of Cu/ZnSOD overexpression in mammals obesity dependent?; 2011 Jan. (Gerontological Society of America 64th Annual Scientific Meeting).
|Salmon, A., Ikeno, Y., McCarter, R., Sell, C. Mice hypomorphic for the Igf1 allele are resistant to weight gain induced by high fat diet; 2010 Jan. (American Aging Association).
|Webb, C.R., Cortez, L.A., Mahlke, M., Bhattacharya, A., Zhang Y., Qi, W., Liu, Y., Lee, S., Van Remmen H., Richardson, A.G., Hubbard, G.B., Tominaga, K., and Ikeno, Y. Role of thioredoxin 1 and 2 in cancer and aging; 2010 Jan. (San Antonio Nathan Shock Aging Center 2010 Conference on Aging).
|Mahlke, M., Cortez, L.A., Webb, C.R., Zhang, Y., Lee, S., Hubbard, G.B., Tominaga, K., and Ikeno, Y. Calorie restriction suppresses the occurrence and retards the growth of ethyl-nitrosourea (ENU) induced glioma in rats; 2010 Jan. (San Antonio Nathan Shock Aging Center 2010 Conference on Aging).
|Cortez, L.A., Webb, C.R., Mahlke, M., Bhattacharya, A., Zhang, Y., Qi, W., Liu, Y., Lee, S., Van Remmen, H., Richardson, A.G., Tominaga, K., and Ikeno, Y. Do thioredoxin 2 transgenic and thioredoxin 1 knockout mice extend lifespan through different mechanisms?; 2010 Jan. (Society for Free Radical Biology and Medicine).
|Salmon, A.B., Ikeno, Y., McCarter, R., and Sell, C. Mice Hypomorphic for the Igf1 Allele are Resistant to Weight Gain Induced by High Fat Diet; 2010 Jan. (American Aging Association).
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|The Somatotropic Axis and Health -Aging: A Search for Mechanisms
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|Can Rapamycin Retard Age-Related Diseases? (In a 1 year no cost extension)(Dr. Ikeno was originally on this for 5% effort but during no cost was dropped to 1%)
|7/2009 - 7/2012
|Grant Detail
|The recent report that rapamycin increases the lifespan of mice is a major breakthrough in aging because it can be translated easily to humans. However, the critical question is whether long-term rapamycin treatment improves healthspan/quality-of-life as well as lifespan.
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|NIA Program Project: Aging, Oxidative Stress and Cell Death - Project 3: Does Reduced Glutathione Peroxidase 4 Increase Life Span by Altering Apoptosis?
|3/2007 - 1/2012
|Grant Detail
|The basic purpose of the research described in this application is to test the mitochondrial theory of aging using knockout/transgenic mouse models in which the balance between pro-oxidants and antioxidants is altered in the mitochondria to accelerate or retard the steady-state accumulation of oxidative damage.


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Scarlet Spider #10 - Minimum Carnage Part 2
Recommendation: "Yep, definitely worth thwipping up!"
The Minimum Carnage mini-event continues here!
Last week we were introduced to this story arc with Minimum Carnage Alpha, the beginning, as it were. Now we will get a few weeks of crossovers in the Scarlet Spider and Venom titles. It is a pretty neat idea, and a nice way to tie these two Spidey Thwip-Off series together. The mini-event will end with Minimum Carnage Omega, seems fitting. It will all take place within two months, October-November 2012. It should be interesting… actually, check that. It IS interesting. So far at least.
So, this issue… it picks up directly where Minimum Carnage Alpha left off… All hell and mini-hell has broken loose in Houston… Kaine is already on the scene (proximity thing) as Flash arrives in all his Avengers glory.
Nice setup, really.
The cover proclaims, "Scarlet Spider vs. Venom" - oh boy, like we need more "vs." titles… Good news is, it actually plays out BETTER than I had imagined.
You get all the standard backtalk you have become accustomed to in this Scarlet Spider title… he doesn't take $%!# from anyone… not even the great not-so-Secret Avenger Venom.
The dialog is great, all the characters are spot on (as would be expected, as @yost is at the helm), and the art is spectacular.
One of the things I had issue with in Minimum Carnage Alpha was that it felt like a Venom book. Happily, though Venom plays a large part, it feels like a Scarlet Spider book. Don't get me wrong, I love the Venom series, but when I buy a Carnage book, I (usually) want to see two things: Carnage and Clayton Crain.
That said, when I buy a Scarlet Spider book, I want it to be primarily about Kaine. This one fit that bill.
More good news, if you haven't been following this series (other than it is good and you should) is you could pick up from this issue for the Minimum Carnage story arc. The previous story arcs for Scarlet Spider are all wrapped up (for now anyway) in preparation for this mini-event.
In fact, I went back and read 7-9, expecting to see some tie-in. There was none, other than some interesting character building between Kaine and the hopelessly over-Texan "Rangers".
So, anyway… this issue is definitely worth the $2.99 AND ties perfectly into the ongoing story arc.
Next week we get the next tie-in for this mini-event: Venom #26. I have to assume the same goes with that ongoing series… you likely will be able to just pick up these tie-in issues and not worry about the ongoing story. Either way, I will be catching up with Venom the same way I did for Scarlet Spider… it just seems like the right thing to do.
Check out my reviews of this mini-event here!
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Minimum Carnage Alpha One-Shot
Recommendation: Yes!
Another Venom mini-event, this time with the Scarlet Spider… and Carnage!
Why wouldn't I give Carnage first billing in that list? Well this is really kinda a Venom story, and Kaine and Cletus just happen to be in it… at least that is the way this first issue of the mini-event THWIPped!… err.. unraveled.
I have been a big fan of the Carnage mini-series over the past couple years. They always prove to be entertaining, full of gratuitous violence, and beautifully illustrated. We do get a cameo Clayton Crain cover, who really has become synonymous with Carnage, lately - which is nice, but I would have rather seen his art throughout for this story…
Not that the interiors are bad. Not at all. I do like Medina's art, it fits well with story, and is familiar from the ongoing Venom series.
I am a big Cullen Bunn fan, so my expectations were pretty high for this book. The fact that both he and Yost were on it, almost assured its success…right? Well, we will see how they do with their respective series as this mini-event does cross-over into the next few issues of both Venom and Scarlet Spider.
So why wasn't this issue a 5.0 / 5.0? Good question. In fact, I have seen very mixed ratings about this book, which made me wonder… maybe people's expectations were too high, given the creative team? Who knows… either way, here is my take:
Either way, I am hooked. I happen to collect/read both Venom and Scarlet Spider (though I am behind on Scarlet Spider), so keeping up with this mini-event shouldn't be a strain on my budget or LCS sub.
In case you have not seen the "schedule" for this story, it is as follows:
As the dates fall off the proposed schedule after Part 3, I am not sure if the Venom and Scarlet Spider series will change their cadence. It would be nice to knock this out in six weeks, but who knows… it worked well for the Circle of Four mini-event in the Venom ongoing, but again, who knows…
So, whatever your reasons for picking this series up, I recommend it - at the very least, if you are reading/collecting Scarlet Spider and Venom, you will likely want an introduction to this arc.
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Who Is Amber Laign, Robin Robert's Girlfriend Of 10 Years?
Robin Roberts, news anchor for Good Morning America, recently came out as gay publicly, but her longtime girlfriend, Amber Laign, remains somewhat of a mystery.
Roberts came out in a Facebook post reflecting on the year 2013 posted on Dec. 29, 2013.
"I am grateful for my entire family, my long time girlfriend, Amber, and friends as we prepare to celebrate a glorious new year together," Roberts wrote.
The announcement came as no surprise to those who work with Roberts and those who know her personally; Roberts has been out to her friends and family for a long time. And, following the post, Roberts received an outpouring of love from fans and supporters.
Before year ends want to say thank you. Your love/support added to my list of what I'm grateful for. Wishing all a Healthy & Happy 2014. XO
— Robin Roberts (@RobinRoberts) January 1, 2014
Who Is Amber Laign?
Laign, Roberts' significant other, remains a bit of a mystery. A massage therapist who hails from the San Francisco Bay Area, Laign reportedly works helping people recover from injuries. Originally from New Jersey, Laign, 39, studied massage therapy at The Swedish Institute of Health Sciences in 2008 and has been working as a licensed massage therapist for four years. Before Laign went into the field of massage therapy, she worked in fashion sales for Berger & Stevens.
Roberts and Laign were introduced by mutual friends and have been together for 10 years. Laign was present when Roberts received the Arthur Ashe Award for courage at the ESPY Awards in 2013, where she received a standing ovation from the crowd. (Laign is one seat over from Roberts, next to Roberts' sister.)
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Expanding Medicaid: Congress will keep its word!
Under Obamacare, states initially were forced to expand Medicaid eligibility to families earning as much as 133 percent of the federal poverty level. The Supreme Court struck down the mandate as unconstitutional, so the expansion is up to each state.
A majority of the House Health, Human Services and Elderly Affairs Committee concluded that expansion "would be a vehicle for bringing hundreds of millions of federal dollars into the state." It said also that the "Medicaid expansion and its federal financing/matching rate are enshrined in federal law. Changing either of these federal government obligations would require an Act of Congress."
Goodness, an act of Congress! Why, Congress's word is as good as... as.... hey, wait a second.
If your best argument is that Congress will keep its word, then you don't have an argument. No one - literally, to use a Bidenism - believes that Washington will enshrine into permanency a subsidy it already cannot afford to fund. The argument mocks itself. Those making it have let themselves become tools of the administration's propaganda machine. They are undermining New Hampshire's future fiscal stability for the sake of advancing the Obama administration's political goals. They should be stopped. Passing House Bill 271, to prohibit the state's expansion of Medicaid, would do that, for now. It's too bad the House hasn't the will to do it.
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Drive partition no longer has delete option available - it WAS there
Hi there
I really need some help.
My laptop hard drive arrived with it's disk partitioned left to right as per below :
1) no name - primary
2) C: drive - system,boot, active, crash dump,primary
approx 80GB and now has 3.16 GB free
3) D: drive - page file, logical
approx 207GB and now has 172 GB free
The other day I was able to see that the "delete partition" option for the D: drive was available.
The C: drive then got VERY low on disk space (down to 100's of MBs) after an auto update so I ran the Windows disk cleanup which came up and regained 3GB. Since then - in preparation for deleting the D: drive partition and expanding the C: drive partition - I have backed up the D: drive, made a Windows image of the C: drive and created a repair disk.
Now the "delete partition" is not available on the D: drive .
I only have "shrink volume" available.
Does anyone know why this has happened ? Has the page file got anything to do with it, and if so, how do I fix ?
Thanks in advance.
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Welcome to Seven Forums, Catchup.
Presumably you are seeing the Drives in Disk Management. Could you please post a screenshot of the Hard Disk.
To my mind there are several issues. The No Name Primary Partition is way too large for System Reserved Partition. Looks more like a partition to restore Windows. The C drive has filled up to 77 gigabytes with what. 80 gigabytes should be adequate for system volume with all the other programs when you have the D drive to store your data. Why do you want to delete the D partition? Normally resizing it to a smaller size and merging the resultant space in C Drive should serve the purpose.
At present please don't tinker with the partitions in a hurry unless you are very sure of what you are doing.
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|17 Mar 2012
Hi Wanchoo
I'll post a screenshot when I find out how - and I have partly solved my problem but come up with another.
The fact that the pagefile.sys was on the D: drive partition was the reason the "delete partition" option was greyed out when I tried to delete the D: drive partition. I have since moved the pagefile.sys back to the C: drive partition and I was then able to delete the D: drive partition. I didn't reboot (should I have ?).
Then I find out that I cannot extend the C: drive partition - that option is greyed out.
The D: drive partition had another "Delete Partition" available but when I selected it, the message I got was that that area of disk would become UNavailable so I have simply recreated the D: drive partition again using the wizrd until I get some better information about what to do.
FYI - I checked some of the other discussions and it seemed like "merging" was not an option ? My understanding was that you had to delete the partition to the right and then extend into it from the left.
I'm back to square one I think.
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|17 Mar 2012
Create a HDD image BEFORE proceeding.
Some tutorial links:
Backup Complete Computer - Create an Image Backup
Imaging with free Macrium
If you have backed up everything, you should be able to:
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|17 Mar 2012
Hello Catchup,
From the screenshot it is seen that the No Name Partition is totally empty. You should be able to delete it and then merge it with the C Drive. C Drive shall then become 74.52+16.60=91.12 gigabytes. This should tide you over the difficulty of having very little free space in C drive. Once you have done this we shall have a look at D Drive for more space.
But before you do this please use a third party partitioning tool like Partition Wizard (free) or Acronis Disk Director Suite (shareware) and get out of Windows Disk Management Tool. You can read all about the Partition Wizard in this Forums' Tutorials at Partition Wizard : Use the Bootable CD.
Best of luck,
Amarnath Wanchoo
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|17 Mar 2012
Wait a minute ...
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|17 Mar 2012
3) D: drive - page file, logical
approx 207GB and now has 172 GB free
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|17 Mar 2012
I think OP would have mentioned in the original message if there was something there. Anyway the OP should know what is there. Apparently he is not using whatever that is there.
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|17 Mar 2012
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|17 Mar 2012
Just wondering why this partition is No Name because in all the computers that I have come across so far, Recovery Partitions have carried a drive letter and Windows is able to see how much the partition is occupied and the files contained therein. To me there seems to be more than meets the eye.
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