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Henry Neely II
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Little Rock
Henry Neely IIWhen several of Henry "Hank" Neely's friends in college decided to major in accounting, the move sounded like a prudent choice, and he decided to join them.
"It came very naturally to me," the 35-year-old tax department senior manager and director of Little Rock's Ernst & Young office says.
After graduating with a economics and business degree from Hendrix College in Conway in 1983, he joined Arthur Andersen in Oklahoma City.
Neely is originally from north Louisiana, but his parents were Hendrix grads and hailed from the Natural State.
As office manager at Ernst & Young, the ongoing quality of the accounting firm is a big concern of his.
"We have to make certain that we maintain the quality of the service we provide," he says. "Recruiting and retention is a critical factor."
Neely's wife, Rene, is a Little Rock native. The couple has two sons: H.E., age 9, and Wilson, age 6.
He used to play volleyball in leagues and says he really enjoyed playing golf, but his hobbies have been put on hold indefinitely.
"It seems I'm doing whatever my kids happen to be doing," he says with a laugh.
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Gunn's still a' blazin' on Selkirk Avenue
Bakery celebrates 75 years in 2012
While plenty of things have changed along Selkirk Avenue over the past 75 years, there has been one constant during that time.
Gunn's Bakery first opened for business on Selkirk Avenue in 1937. Today, it is still going strong.
The bakery is now operated by Morris' two sons, Arthur and Bernie Gunn, and will celebrate 75 years in business throughout the year.
While the business is an integral part of the community, the brothers say the community continues to be an integral part of them.
"We grew up around here. We live around here, we work around here. Still do," says Arthur (Fivie) Gunn.
Gunn's Bakery was established in 1937 on Selkirk by Morris Gunn, the son of a baker who emigrated to Canada from Poland in the 1920s.
Morris and his wife Florence found a building on Selkirk in 1937 to open their own bakery. Later that year, the Gunn family moved into the back of the building and opened up Gunn's Bakery in the front.
Bernie, 74, says changes to the store have been gradual. He has been with the bakery full time since his father's death in 1973.
"When you've been this long in a home, the changes are gradual and you don't notice them. Then you look around one day and wonder where it all went," he jokes.
In 1942 Arthur was born. The family had already outgrown its existing living quarters and relocated on the same block at 247 Selkirk Ave.
Both Bernie and Arthur, 69, say early success was due to the family's European-style of baking familiar to most of the neighbourhood residents in the 30s and 40s.
"Immigrants were coming from all over the world and choosing Selkirk Avenue and the area to live, thrive and settle in," Bernie says.
While Gunn's customers may be from around the world, the bakery's ingredients are very much homegrown. Both Gunn boys say their parents always stressed the importance of quality and cleanliness, a motto they continue to live by.
"Our parents taught us about quality, as well as about recipes and ingredients. We've been doing it that way ever since then," Arthur says.
When Gunn's Bakery originally opened, it had just three employees — Morris, Florence and one other person. Today it employs as many as 80 workers at any given time. Despite the growth, the business' focus has remained unchanged.
"Our customers are still our number one concern, but now we're focused on more than just baking," Arthur says.
"A whole group of people makes this run. Trucks are making daily rounds – and a daily courier as well," Bernie adds.
"We're always trying to figure out how to manage better and make what we have tighter and more streamlined."
Bernie says major renovations in 1979 brought the bakery into the 20th century, which made life considerably easier for he and his brother.
"Prior to the expansion, we'd be coming in every Saturday morning for hand rolling, then boiling and baking. We got a bit more mechanical and automated."
"We used to keep track of all of this with a piece of paper and pencil. Computers do it for us now. I hate to think of going back to that."
Customer Jill Lelan can't imagine going to another bakery. She drives all the way from her home in St. James to Gunn's at least twice a month.
"It is something we did as a kid, I just continued it and it has become a bit of a family tradition," she said.
The brothers say they run into loyal customers from all over the world.
"I was in Scottsdale and got a 'Your father made our wedding cake' thrown my way," Bernie says.
Arthur says those stories are starting to change.
"The scariest part is now instead of hearing that my dad made an original wedding cake 40 years ago — I'm I hearing that I did it that long ago," he says.
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Proceedings 2nd Annual IEEE International Symposium on Bioinformatics and Bioengineering (BIBE 2001)| | PDF (114 KB)
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Querying phylogenies visuallyPage(s): 3 - 10| | Quick Abstract | PDF (116 KB) | | HTML
Querying and visualization of phylogenetic databases remain a great challenge due to their inherent complex structures. Popular phylogenetic databases such as Tree of Life and TreeBASE do not support flexible querying through query languages for the exploration of their contents. The query facility employed in these databases is usually limited to complex interfaces or is too limited to be useful for many applications. The most striking shortcoming of these systems is that they do not treat phylogenies (trees) as first citizens. In this paper, we introduce a novel visual query language for phylogenetic databases in which trees are recognized as basic units. We also introduce a Web based query interface, based on this language, for querying any tree like structure, either on the Web (e.g. Tree of Life), or in traditional relational databases (e.g. TreeBASE). As an aside, the mapping technique used in our system makes it possible to interoperate between a variety of heterogeneous phylogenetic databases. Finally, we demonstrate that the basic tree manipulation operators proposed in this paper can be used to form unlimited types of tree queries that were not possible in popular phylogenetic databases until now View full abstract»
Registration of multi-modal brain images using the rigidity constraintPage(s): 217 - 222| | Quick Abstract | PDF (137 KB) | | HTML
A template-matching approach to registration of volumetric images is described. The process automatically selects about a dozen highly detailed and unique templates (cubic or spherical subvolumes) from the target volume and locates the templates in the reference volume. The centroids of four correspondences best satisfying the rigidity constraint are then used to determine the transformation matrix that resamples the target volume to overlay the reference volume. Different similarity measures used in template matching are discussed and experimental results are presented. The proposed registration method produces a median error of 2.8 mm when registering Venderbilt brain image data sets and an average registration time of 2.5 minutes on a 400 MHz PC View full abstract»
Searching online journals for fluorescence microscope images depicting protein subcellular location patternsPage(s): 119 - 128| | Quick Abstract | PDF (232 KB) | | HTML
There is extensive interest in automating the collection, organization and analysis of biological data. Data in the form of images present special challenges for such efforts. Since fluorescence microscope images are a primary source of information about the location of proteins within cells, we have set as a long-term goal the building of a knowledge base system that can interpret such images in online journals. To this end, we first developed a robot that searches online journals and finds fluorescence microscope images of individual cells. We then characterized the applicability of pattern classification methods we have previously used on images obtained under controlled conditions to images from different sources and to images subjected to manipulations commonly performed during publication. The results indicate the feasibility of developing search engines to find fluorescence microscope images depicting particular subcellular patterns View full abstract»
TRUFFLER: programs to study microbial community composition and flux from fluorescent DNA fingerprinting dataPage(s): 129 - 135| | Quick Abstract | PDF (35 KB) | | HTML
Terminal-restriction fragment length polymorphism (T-RFLP) and length heterogeneity-polymerase chain reaction (LH-PCR) are DNA fingerprinting technologies which use PCR amplification of a gene of interest e.g. small subunit rRNA gene, to study microbial community structure and dynamics. Either one or both of the forward and reverse strand primers used to amplify the gene are fluorescently labelled. The products of restriction endonuclease digestion are electrophoresed with an automated sequencer that detects only the terminal (labelled) restriction fragments (T-RFs). In LH-PCR, products are electrophoresed without digestion, with different fragment lengths being due to inherent variation in the amplified sequence. A novel software system, TRUFFLER, has been developed to mimic this process in silico allowing comparison of experimental data against databases of theoretically determined T-RFs. As a given combination of forward and reverse primers and restriction endonuclease can yield identical T-RFs across a number of species, combinations of different endonucleases (and/or primers) are typically used In addition to fragment length data, data on fluorescence levels is also available. Computationally, this can be viewed as a constraint satisfaction problem which can be solved to allow identification of the dominant members of the microbial community, often down to individual species or at least genus level, and their relative proportions View full abstract»
An algebra for semantic interoperability of information sourcesPage(s): 174 - 182| | Quick Abstract | PDF (118 KB) | | HTML
Resolving heterogeneity among the various biological information systems is a crucial problem if we wish to gain value from the many distributed resources available to us. For example, information from multiple protein databases (e.g., Swiss-Prot and PDB) might need to be composed to answer queries posed by end-users. Problems of heterogeneity in hardware, operating systems, interfaces and data structures have been widely addressed, but issues of diverse semantics have been handled mainly in an ad-hoc fashion. This paper highlights the ONION (ONtology compositION) system that enables semantic interoperation among various information sources by articulating the ontologies associated with them. An articulation focuses on the semantically relevant intersection of information resources. Although the generation of articulations (semantic correspondences between the ontologies) cannot be fully automated, we take a semi-automatic approach. ONION uses heuristic algorithms for the automatic generation of suggested articulations. This paper outlines an algebra for ontology composition based on their articulations. We show the properties of the algebraic operators and how they depend upon the articulation functions that generate the articulations. Query optimization is enabled based on the properties of the algebraic operators View full abstract»
Utilizing multiple bioinformatics information sources: an XML database approachPage(s): 73 - 80| | Quick Abstract | PDF (49 KB) | | HTML
Biological databanks have proven useful to bioscience researchers, especially in the analysis of raw data. Computational tools for sequence identification, structural analysis, and visualization have been built to access these databanks. This paper describes a way to utilize these resources (both data and tools) by integrating different biological databanks into a unified XML framework. An interface to access the embedded bioinformatic tools for this common model is built by leveraging the query language of XML database management system. The proposed framework has been implemented with the emphasis of reusing the existing bioinformatic data and tools. This paper describes the overall architecture of this prototype and some design issues View full abstract»
Interrelated two-way clustering: an unsupervised approach for gene expression data analysisPage(s): 41 - 48| | Quick Abstract | PDF (169 KB) | | HTML
DNA arrays can be used to measure the expression levels of thousands of genes simultaneously. Most research is focusing on interpretation of the meaning of the data. However, the majority of methods are supervised, with less attention having been paid to unsupervised approaches which are important when domain knowledge is incomplete or hard to obtain. In this paper we present a new framework for unsupervised analysis of gene expression data which applies an interrelated two-way clustering approach to the gene expression matrices. The goal of clustering is to find important gene patterns and perform cluster discovery on samples. The advantage of this approach is that we can dynamically use the relationships between the groups of genes and samples while iteratively clustering through both gene-dimension and sample-dimension. We illustrate the method on gene expression data from a study of multiple sclerosis patients. The experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of this approach View full abstract»
Investigation of ultrasound image based correction of intraoperative brain shiftPage(s): 254 - 261| | Quick Abstract | PDF (168 KB) | | HTML
Stereotactic navigational systems are being incorporated into an increasing number of neurosurgical procedures. Preoperatively acquired 3D images are used for planning the procedure, and are also employed in intraoperative navigations to help localize and resect brain lesions. However, as the operation progresses, multiple factors contribute to changes that limit the accuracy of the navigation based on pre-operative images alone. Our method to correct for brain shift involves the use of ultrasound intraoperatively to update patient specific pre-operative MRI scans using a physics based dynamic model. To validate the imaging and modeling process, a phantom was designed that simulates the brain and its shifting patterns resulting from several of the clinical factors present during a brain operation. MRI and ultrasound datasets were acquired for several permutations of phantom parameters. Deformation algorithms were then applied to the phantom data to demonstrate the efficacy of this approach as a method to effectively update the pre-operatively acquired MRI data during an operation View full abstract»
PocketMol: a molecular visualization tool for the Pocket PCPage(s): 11 - 14| | Quick Abstract | PDF (60 KB) | | HTML
Molecular visualization programs are available on many platforms. They allow a user to visualize and manipulate molecular structures. PocketMol provides the same functionality on a Pocket PC handheld computer. Using standard protein data bank (pdb) files, the user can move, rotate, and scale a protein to explore its structure and function. The user can choose from a standard backbone view or a simplified view using only alpha carbon atoms. PocketMolGX uses the Microsoft Game API to provide fast animation that is quite smooth. PocketMol is designed as an aid for those wishing to explore or demonstrate protein structures without the availability of a full-size computer View full abstract»
Knowledge discovery in biological data sets using a hybrid Bayes classifier/evolutionary algorithmPage(s): 236 - 245| | Quick Abstract | PDF (108 KB) | | HTML
A key element of bioinformatics research is the extraction of meaningful information from large experimental data sets. Various approaches, including statistical and graph theoretical methods, data mining, and computational pattern recognition, have been applied to this task with varying degrees of success. We have previously shown that a genetic algorithm coupled with a k-nearest-neighbors classifier performs well in extracting information about protein-water binding from X-ray crystallographic protein structure data. Using a novel classifier based on the Bayes discriminant function, we present a hybrid algorithm that employs feature selection and extraction to isolate salient features from large biological data sets. The effectiveness of this algorithm is demonstrated on various biological and medical data sets View full abstract»
Integrating co-regulated gene-groups and pair-wise genome comparisons to automate reconstruction of microbial pathwaysPage(s): 209 - 216| | Quick Abstract | PDF (131 KB) | | HTML
This paper extends previously described automated techniques by automatically integrating the information about automatically derived co-transcribed gene-groups, functionally similar gene-groups derived using automated pair-wise genome comparisons and automatically derived orthologs (functionally equivalent genes) to derive microbial metabolic pathways. The method integrates automatically derived co-transcribed gene-groups with orthologous and homologous gene-groups (http://www.mcs.kent.edu/~arvind/orthos.html), the biochemical pathway template available at the KEGG database. (http://www.genome.ad.jp), the enzyme information derived from the SwissProt enzyme database (http://expasy.hcuge.ch/) and Ligand database (http://www.genome.ad.jp). The technique refines existing pathways (based upon network of reactions of enzymes) by associating corresponding non-enzymatic, regulatory, and cotranscribed proteins to enzymes. The technique has been illustrated by deriving a major pathway of M. tuberculosis by comparison with seven microbial genomes including E coli and B. subtilis - two microbes well explored in wet laboratories View full abstract»
Profile combinatorics for fragment selection in comparative protein structure modelingPage(s): 271 - 278| | Quick Abstract | PDF (115 KB) | | HTML
Sequencing of the human genome was a great stride towards modeling cellular complexes, massive systems whose key players are proteins and DNA. A major bottleneck limiting the modeling process is structure and function annotation for the new genes. Contemporary protein structure prediction algorithms represent the sequence of every protein of known structure with a profile to which the profile of a protein sequence of unknown structure is compared for recognition. We propose a novel approach to increase the scope and resolution of protein structure profiles. Our technique locates equivalent regions among the members of a structurally similar fold family, and clusters these region by structural similarity. Equivalent substructures can then be swapped on the common regions to generate an array of profiles which represent hypothetical structures to supplement profiles of known structures. Strategies for a specific implementation of the strategy are discussed, including application to multiple template comparative modeling View full abstract»
An intelligent assistant for navigation of visually impaired peoplePage(s): 230 - 235| | Quick Abstract | PDF (92 KB) | | HTML
This paper presents the navigation methodology employed by an intelligent assistant (agent) for people with disabilities. In particular, the intelligent assistant, called Tyflos, would help a visually impaired user to be partially independent and able to walk and work in a 3D dynamic environment. The Tyflos system carries two vision cameras and captures images from the surrounding 3D environment, either by the user's command or in a continuous mode (video), then it converts these images into verbal descriptions for each image into a verbal communication with the user. In other words the system plays the role of human assistant, who describes to the user the 3D visual environment View full abstract»
A fast pruning algorithm for optimal sequence alignmentPage(s): 49 - 56| | Quick Abstract | PDF (77 KB) | | HTML
Sequence alignment is an important operation in computational biology. Both dynamic programming and A* heuristic search algorithms for optimal sequence alignment are discussed and evaluated Presented here are two new algorithms for optimal pairwise sequence alignment which outperform traditional methods on very large problem instances (hundreds of thousands of characters, for example). The technique combines the benefits of dynamic programming and A* heuristic search, with a minimal amount of additional overhead. The dynamic programming matrix is traversed along antidiagonals, bounding the computation to exclude portions of the matrix that cannot contain optimal paths. An admissible heuristic assists in pruning away unnecessary areas of the matrix, while preserving optimal solutions for any given scoring function. Since memory requirements are a major concern for large sequence alignment problems, it is shown how the standard algorithm (requiring quadratic space) can be reformulated as a divide and conquer algorithm (requiring only linear space, at the cost of some recomputuation) View full abstract»
An XML application for genomic data interoperationPage(s): 97 - 103| | Quick Abstract | PDF (166 KB) | | HTML
As the eXtensible Markup Language (XML) becomes a popular or standard language for exchanging data over the Internet/Web, there are a growing number of genome Web sites that make their data available in XML format. Publishing genomic data in XML format alone would not be that useful if there is a lack of development of software applications that could take advantage of the XML technology to process these XML-formatted data. This paper illustrates the usefulness of XML in representing and interoperating genomic data between two different data sources (Snyder's laboratory at Yale and SGD at Stanford). In particular, we compare the locations of transposon insertions in the yeast DNA sequences that have been identified by BLAST searches with the chromosomal locations of the yeast open reading frames (ORFs) stored in SGD. Such a comparison allows us to characterize the transposon insertions by indicating whether they fall into any ORFs (which may potentially encode proteins that possess essential biological functions). To implement this XML-based interoperation, we used NCBIs "blastall" (which gives an XML output option) and SGD's yeast nucleotide sequence dataset to establish a local blast server. Also, we converted the SGD's ORF location data file (which is available in tab-delimited formal) into an XML document based on the BIOML (BIOpolymer Markup Language) standard View full abstract»
Thinking nonlinearly about brain dynamics: a neurocommentaryPage(s): 112 - 118| | Quick Abstract | PDF (3158 KB) | | HTML
Despite significant progress over the past several decades in neural research there still remains an ingrained tendency to approach the field using overly reductionistic as well as linear theories and methods. We are just beginning to appreciate the complexity of the brain. A further shift in our "consciousness" about neural dynamics is needed to take the next steps in brain research. We need to use more reflexively what we have learned about the nonlinear dynamical and complex nature of the brain to attempt to "bootstrap" our own thinking processes about neural science itself View full abstract»
Medical applications of radiation micro-force| | Quick Abstract | PDF (623 KB) | | HTML
The general direction of this research is measurement of sound and vibration in response to a micro-force. The main hypothesis is that by measuring the sound and/or vibration resulting from such small forces we will be able to obtain important information about the object. The micro-force, which is in mN range, is produced by the radiation force of ultrasound, and the resulting vibration is in nanometer or angstrom range. The stress field is confined to a small region with a few hundred microns in diameter. We have shown that by measuring the acoustic field resulting from such vibrations, which are in low (kHz) frequency range, we can estimate some of the mechanical properties of objects. We have also used this method to image tissue at high resolutions and detect small particles. This imaging technology promises a wide range of medical applications, including imaging organs, detection of arterial calcifications and breast microcalcifications, and evaluation of the structural integrity of implants View full abstract»
Comparing trees in a phylogenetic relationship repositoryPage(s): 166 - 173| | Quick Abstract | PDF (328 KB) | | HTML
Scientists are able to use many different phylogenetic analysis tools to assist them in their research. The data collection and data analysis processes can take days or weeks to complete. Having this data available in a repository would reduce this process time and allow researchers to spend more time analyzing data instead of collecting it. We collected data for 21 completely sequenced genomes and created an intuitive interface for browsing the genomes. The interface allows users to search this data including the pre-calculated phylogenetic trees that are stored in the database. We have also developed a new method for comparing a large set of phylogenetic trees so users can search the database based on a user given hypothesis tree View full abstract»
PSST... the probabilistic sequence search toolPage(s): 33 - 40| | Quick Abstract | PDF (443 KB) | | HTML
Whole genome comparison and clustering cannot be routinely performed without access to significant resources. If as expected, repositories continue to grow at the current rate, increasingly large and expensive systems will be required in order to maintain the status quo. The high-proportion of uncharacterised gene-sequences, combined with the fact that the majority of sequence analysis techniques are alignment-based, raises the possibility that alternative approaches might be able to identify relationships that have otherwise been missed. There is a need for alternative ways to predict function. PSST is an analysis tool with parallels to both pairwise algorithms and multiple motif-based pattern approaches. It is significantly faster than BLAST, and for some families including GPCRs, the tool is more sensitive and selective as well. For others it is worse. This paper describes the algorithm, its implementation, its evaluation against a diverse set of protein families, and discusses the reasons behind its behaviour View full abstract»
Mining genome variation to associate disease with transcription factor binding site alterationPage(s): 153 - 160| | Quick Abstract | PDF (781 KB) | | HTML
During the post genome era, single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) analysis becomes the crossroad of bioinformatics, bioengineering and human health care. We have developed a data mining system, rSNP-Guide, http://wwmgs.bionet.nsc.ru/mgs/systems/rsnp/, devoted to predict the transcription factor (TF) binding sites on DNA, alterations of which are associated with disease. rSNP-Guide formalizes the disease-referred experimental data on the alterations in the DNA binding to unknown TF, estimates the abilities of the DNA with mutations associated with disease to bind to each known TFs examined so that to separate one of them, which TF site is altered by the mutations in the best consistence with that of the unknown TF experimentally associated with diseases. The rSNP-Guide has been control tested on the SNPs with known site-disease relationships. Two TF sites associated with diseases were predicted and confirmed experimentally, namely: GATA site in K-ras gene (lung tumor) and YY1 site in TDO2 gene (mental disorders) View full abstract»
Optimized seamless integration of biomolecular dataPage(s): 23 - 32| | Quick Abstract | PDF (75 KB) | | HTML
Today, scientific data is inevitably digitized, stored in a variety of heterogeneous formats, and is accessible over the Internet. Scientists need to access an integrated view of multiple remote or local heterogeneous data sources. They then integrate the results of complex queries and apply further analysis and visualization to support the task of scientific discovery. Building a digital library for scientific discovery requires accessing and manipulating data extracted from flat files or databases, documents retrieved from the Web, as well as data that is locally materialized in warehouses or is generated by software. We consider several tasks to provide optimized and seamless integration of biomolecular data. Challenges to be addressed include capturing and representing source capabilities; developing a methodology to acquire and represent metadata about source contents and access costs; and decision support to select sources and capabilities using cost based and semantic knowledge, and generating low cost query evaluation plans View full abstract»
Supporting remote user defined functions in heterogeneous biological databasesPage(s): 144 - 152| | Quick Abstract | PDF (357 KB) | | HTML
Similar to most scientific studies, biological analyses demand a great deal of computations and simulations involving sophisticated tools that are often found geographically distributed over the Internet. A worldwide effort in genomics research has resulted in a powerful collection of publicly available sequence analysis tools. These tools often require specialized local services and domain knowledge to function correctly, rendering them unlikely candidates for integration into remote database applications. Thus, integration of heterogeneous "functions" still remains an open problem. Providing a reasonable framework for seamless integration of these tools with database query engines will enable application developers to exploit and harness the power of these effective analysis tools. In this paper, we present an integration framework for such tools by enabling access to them in a user transparent way as part of database queries. In our system, such online tools are abstracted as remote user defined functions (RUDF). An extended SQL DDL language, called the Internet Function Definition Language (IFDL), is presented for the specification and definition of RUDFs. The interface between database system and the Internet is implemented using a layer based on a language called the Hypertext Query Language (HTQL). The separation of IFDL, DDL, HTQL and SQL DML offers several optimization opportunities and makes it possible to develop an architecture for interoperability of heterogeneous databases with RUDFs in more simple and efficient ways View full abstract»
Development of a robotic device for MRI-guided interventions in the breastPage(s): 201 - 208| | Quick Abstract | PDF (379 KB) | | HTML
The objective of this work was to develop a robotic apparatus for MR-guided biopsy and therapeutic interventions in the breast. This device facilitates (i) conditioning of the breast, by setting the orientation and degree of compression, (ii) definition of the interventional probe trajectory, by setting the height and angulation of a probe guide and (iii) positioning of an interventional probe, by setting the depth of insertion. The apparatus is fitted with appropriate computer-controlled degrees of freedom for optimal approach for delivering and monitoring interventions with MR-guidance, such as diagnostic or therapeutic trans-cannula or subcutaneous minimally invasive procedures. The entire device is constructed of MR compatible material, i.e. non-magnetic and non-conductive, to eliminate artifacts and distortion of the local magnetic field. The apparatus is remotely controlled by means of ultrasonic actuators and a graphics user interface, providing real-time MR-guided planning and monitoring of the operation View full abstract»


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Adam Jones told to 'shed a few kilos'
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Cardiff Blues coach Mark Hammett has laid down the law to new signing Adam Jones saying he must "shed a few kilos" to fit in with their high-tempo game.
Jones signed for the Blues on Tuesday in a move that brought to an end his summer of limbo. His contract with the Ospreys finished at the end of last season but as the discussions in Wales continued over the new Participation Agreement, Jones found himself without a club.
He ended up doing much of his pre-season training on his own and also spent some time with Neath as he attempted to get back to top fitness and Hammett has given Jones some targets to hit.
"He has got some pretty tough targets, targets that he probably hasn't had since 2010 that I expect him to get to," Hammett told Wales Online. "He will tell you himself he is not the most mobile. So we want to make him more mobile in this game that we play.
"To be more mobile, he needs to shed a few kilos. That's part of what we are looking at getting him to do. From a character perspective and as a bloke, he's fitted in very quickly and obviously a lot of the guys know him."
And Hammett hopes Jones will make a big impact at the Blues. Hammett said: "When I found about it, I talked to Gats and other players and obviously the most important person was Adam himself. I had a long discussion with him around his motivations and why he wanted to be here.
"That was probably the most critical discussion out of all of them. We know he has got the experience. But you get to a certain age and you can decide you are heading to a place to retire or to make a difference and that was the big thing for me The big thing I expressed with Adam was I want a guy that's going to come here and raise the bar, not lower it."
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Singer Jenni Rivera Set to Star in Upcoming ABC Comedy Series
Deadline has reported that Mexican-American singer/song writer Jenni Rivera has accepted a deal to star in a multi-camera family comedy series for ABC. The show will come from Broadway producer Robert L. Boyett and Robert Horn, who will both also write the project.
The series wil follow a middle-class, single-mother (Rivera) who juggles raising a family - with a set of unique parenting skils - and running a small business, all while fighting back against the notion that a woman needs a man in order to do it all. Boyett and Horn are also set to executive produce alongside River and her manager Pete Saldago.
Boyett is best known for his sitcom endeavors on television, including STEP BY STEP, BOSOM BUDDIES, FULL HOUSE, and FAMILY MATTERS. He is also an eight-time Tony award winning Broadway producer, having brought such shows as War Horse, THE DROWSY CHAPERONE, and 13 to the stage.
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OpenBSD 4.9 has been released today while many Europeans are out with their first of May celebrations.
The new OpenBSD 4.9 release enables the NTFS read-only support by default now with their generic kernels, support for machines with up to 64 cores, support for AES-NI instructions with new Intel CPUs, better suspend-and-resume support, various new hardware drivers, SCSI improvements, and many other enhancements.
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Greatness of Shivaji Maharaj!
"Kasihki Kala Gayee, Mathura Masid Bhaee; Gar Shivaji Na Hoto, To Sunati Hot Sabaki!" – A contemporary poet named Bhushan
Meaning: "[Kashi has lost its splendour, Mathura has become a mosque; If Shivaji had not been, All would have been circumcised (converted)]"
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Wake up Hindus! Be Kshatravir of Hindu Dharma!
Practice Kshtradharma Sadhana: Spiritual Practice of Protecting Seekers and Destroying Evildoers!
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Great tour and tour guide! Loved it!
Doing what: Vienna Historical City Tour with Schonbrunn Palace Visit
easy to get around and see all the sites
Doing what: Vienna City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
The castle was beautiful - a must see.I only wish I had found out our tour guides name. She was a petite woman who gave the tour in both English and French. In a word, terrific. She was knowledgeable, funny and we just loved the whole tour. A real pro. When we got back to the drop off point she spent a lot of time answering more questions and even helping us all figure out how to get the most out the rest of our day. We loved this tour!
Doing what: Vienna Historical City Tour with Schonbrunn Palace Visit
I would highly recommend this trip to anyone! We had a blast!
Doing what: Wachau Valley Winery Small-Group Bike Tour from Vienna
Very well maintained zoo, amazed to see Panda, Polar bear, Koala bear along with Siberian Tiger, Sea Lions, Penguins etc .
Doing what: Vienna's Schonbrunn Zoo and Giant Ferris Wheel
Did the visit to all 3 parts in one day. palace very well presented and audio gave interesting commentry.
Supper would have been nicer if the rosti potateo's had been crisp instead of soaked in beef juices.
Concert was the highlight with music song and dance excellent, the soprano fabulous and the elevation of the dancers amazing, we all got into the spirit at the end with clapping and Ahh'ing!!,
Doing what: Schonbrunn Palace Evening: Palace Tour, Dinner and Concert
We really enjoyed everything about this evening - the tour around the stunning palace, the dinner and the fantastic concert. It was brilliant!!
Doing what: Schonbrunn Palace Evening: Palace Tour, Dinner and Concert
Worth doing twice. Great guide and beautiful scenery
Doing what: Wachau Valley Small-Group Tour and Wine Tasting from Vienna
Hard to find the meeting point, phoned the emergency phone no. but the lady was very unhelpful and impatient. So by the time we found the guide I was very frustrated, late and quite angry. The tour however was good and our guide very good. I would have liked to have tasted more things, example we were taken to a chocolate shop but didn´t get to taste any chocolate. Didn´t get anything to drink and were all parched by the time the tour ended. We went on the gourmet tour in Paris this year where we got to taste a lot more food and drink. Over all a very nice afternoon would recommend.
Doing what: Small-Group Food Tour of Naschmarkt in Vienna
Ok but not easy to use.
Doing what: Vienna City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
This was a large tour and as such impersonal, but nevertheless interesting.
We began with a coach trip of the main sites in Vienna during which we had a commentary and then we visited the Palace.
The Palace was stunning and we were directed round by our guide using audio headsets which was needed due to the size of the group. The guide was informative.
We finished with free time to look round the gardens which were large. It was November so gardens were obviously not at there best.
Would love to go back to Schonbrunn Palace and Gardens but would go on a small group tour and in warmer months when I am sure it would be outstanding!
Doing what: Vienna Historical City Tour with Schonbrunn Palace Visit
Doing what: Vienna Mozart Concert at the Musikverein
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This tour was amazing!
Doing what: Vienna Historical City Tour with Schonbrunn Palace Visit
Enjoyable tour.
Doing what: Vienna Historical City Tour with Schonbrunn Palace Visit
The red route hop-on-hop-off tour was a little restrictive. The underground was very efficient and enabled us to access the sites we required.
Doing what: Vienna City Hop-on Hop-off Tour
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Albany, NY – New York's John Sweeney returns to the Congressional Corner today to continue the conversation about the role of the United States in Africa and the world. The conversation begins with the subject of Liberian President - Charles Taylor.
Albany, NY – Representing Connecticut's second district, Robert Simmons is back in the Congressional Corner. Yesterday he and Alan discussed the intelligence community, today they turn to the armed forces. The discussion includes the status of the National Guard and the Reserves and then takes a turn to something many young people join the armed services for - to pay for an education.
Albany, NY – Republican Robert Simmons returns to the Congressional Corner today to discuss the recent developments and future posiibilities in Iraq, Despite the recent death of Sadaam's two sons, Americans are still being killed in Iraq. Alan opens by asking Robert about the 'unconventional warfare' going on there.
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Albany, NY – Gerrymandering is the topic in the Congressional Corner today where New York's Michael McNulty returns to continue his discussion with Alan. They take a look at the redistricting attempt in Texas and Alan asks Michael about Texas Republican,Tom Delay.
Albany, NY – New York's Michael McNulty is back in the Congressional Corner to speak with Alan Chartock - who has two things on his mind...and those two things discussed today are the economy and the upcoming election.
Albany, NY – Maurice Hinchey is back in the Congressional Corner. Today he and Alan discuss the recent Supreme Court ruling concerning afirmative action in college admissions. Alan asks Maurice if he thinks it's unAmerican to consider race in the admissions process.
Albany, NY – Political Scientist, Ned Schneier returns to the Congressional Corner today to discuss with Alan yet another topic of political science nomenclature - rational choice theory. Ned and Alan take a look at how this theory is used by many in Congress to win elections.
Albany, NY – The war may have been declared 'over' in Iraq but lives are still being lost there. Democrat Maurice Hinchey returns to the Congressional Corner today, discussing with Alan, the establishment of order and the future of democracy, in Iraq.
Albany, NY – In this post fund drive Congressional Corner we welcome back our newest participant Ned Schneier, Political Scientist and Professor Emeritus at the City University of New York. Today he and Alan take up the subject of Sub Committee government and how oversite in the Congress has changed over the years.


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The Making of the Odyssey by M. L. West (OUP) £70 (20% off RRP in store)
The poet of the Odyssey was a seriously flawed genius. He had a wonderfully inventive imagination, a gift for pictorial detail and for introducing naturalistic elements into epic dialogue, and a grand architectural plan for the poem. He was also a slapdash artist, often copying verses from the Iliad or from himself without close attention to their suitability. With various possible ways of telling the story bubbling up in his mind, he creates a narrative marked by constant inconsistency of detail. He is a fluent composer who delights in prolonging his tale with subsidiary episodes, yet his deployment of the epic language is often inept and sometimes simply unintelligible. The Making of the Odyssey is a penetrating study of the background, composition, and artistry of the Homeric Odyssey. Martin West places the poem in its late seventh-century context in relation to the Iliad and other poetry of the time. He also investigates the traditions that lie behind it: the origins of the figure of Odysseus, and folk tales such as those of the One-eyed Ogre and the Husband's Return.
Patterns of the Past (OUP) £55
Classical Greek consistently uses epitedeumata to signify 'way of life' or even 'everyday habits', but always refers to practices that are deliberately pursued, not traditions and customs that are passively carried on. In this volume, an international group of leading academics undertake an examination of epitedeumata in Greek history, looking at cultural practices as acts which relate meaningfully to perceived sequences of past acts. In doing so, the contributors ask what kinds of attitudes the ancient Greeks had towards their past, and what behaviour such attitudes provoked. Each of the original contributions to this collection focuses on different kinds of epitedeumata as act patterns in the Greek world, incorporating religion and myth, political behaviour, sexuality, and historiography.
The Amazons: Lives and Legends of Warrior Women across the Ancient World (PUP) £19.95 (20% off in store)
Amazons—fierce warrior women dwelling on the fringes of the known world—were the mythic archenemies of the ancient Greeks. Heracles and Achilles displayed their valor in duels with Amazon queens, and the Athenians reveled in their victory over a powerful Amazon army. In historical times, Cyrus of Persia, Alexander the Great, and the Roman general Pompey tangled with Amazons.
But just who were these bold barbarian archers on horseback who gloried in fighting, hunting, and sexual freedom? Were Amazons real? In this deeply researched, wide-ranging, and lavishly illustrated book, National Book Award finalist Adrienne Mayor presents the Amazons as they have never been seen before. This is the first comprehensive account of warrior women in myth and history across the ancient world, from the Mediterranean Sea to the Great Wall of China.
Mayor tells how amazing new archaeological discoveries of battle-scarred female skeletons buried with their weapons prove that women warriors were not merely figments of the Greek imagination. Combining classical myth and art, nomad traditions, and scientific archaeology, she reveals intimate, surprising details and original insights about the lives and legends of the women known as Amazons. Provocatively arguing that a timeless search for a balance between the sexes explains the allure of the Amazons, Mayor reminds us that there were as many Amazon love stories as there were war stories. The Greeks were not the only people enchanted by Amazons—Mayor shows that warlike women of nomadic cultures inspired exciting tales in ancient Egypt, Persia, India, Central Asia, and China.
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