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Bridges to Independence: Fostering the Independence of New Investigators in Biomedical Research
National Research Council of the National Academies
The National Academies Press 2005
A Hand Up: Women Mentoring Women in Science
Association for Women in Science (AWIS)
National Science Foundation PGE Grant No. 020865
Second Edition, 2005
A Feeling for the Organism, The Life and Work of Barbara McClintock. Evelyn Fox Keller, Freeman, 1983.
A Ph.D. is Not Enough! A Guide to Survival in Science. Peter J. Feibelman, Addison Wesley, 1993.
A Plague of Frogs, William E. Souder. 2000
A Short Guide to Writing about Biology. Jan A Pechenik, Little Brown and Company, Toronto, 1987.
Advice to Young Scientists. Sir Peter B. Medawar, Harper and Row, 1979.
Advisor, Teacher, Role Model, Friend - On being a mentor to students in Science and Engineering. National Academy of Sciences, National Academy Press, 1997
African Americans in Science, Math and Invention
Author: Ray Spangenburg, Kit Moger
Hardcover, Published: March 2003
Includes photo of Sandra Murray on the cover and her bio inside.The Art of Teaching. Gilbert Highet, Vintage, 1950.
From physicist George Alcorn to zoologist Roger Arliner Young, 160 African American astronauts, physicists, chemists, biologists, mathematicians, and other scientists born between 1731 and 1965 are profiled. Each entry includes brief bibliographies. Indexes list the scientist by subject area and year of birth.
At the Bench : A Laboratory Navigator, Kathy Barker, Hardcover Spiral edition (July 1998), Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory; ISBN: 0879695234
Black Apollo of Science: The Life of Ernest Everett Just. Kenneth R. Manning, Oxford University Press, New York, 1983.
Black Inventors of America. McKinley Burt, National Book Company, Oregon, 1969.
Blacks in Science: Ancient and Modern. Ivan Van Sertima, Transaction Books, New Brunswick, 1983.
Black Pioneers of Science and Invention. Louis Haber, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, San Diego, CA, 1970.
Blacks, Science and American Education. Willie Pearson, Jr. and J. Kenneth Bechtel, eds., Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick, NJ, 1989.
Changing America: The New Fact of Science and Engineering, 1989. Task Force on Women, Minorities, and the Handicapped in Science and Technology.
Distinguished African American Scientists of the 20th Century. James H. Kesler et al, the Orynx Press, Phoenix, 1996.
Et Cetera. Et Cetera: Notes of a Work-Watcher. Lewis Thomas, Little Brown, 1990.
Finding Your North Self Help Strategies for Science-Related Careers. Frederick L. Moore, Ph.D., Michael L. Penn Jr., M.D., Ph.D., 2005.
Graduate Research: A Guide for Students in the Sciences (2nd Edition). Robert V. Smith, Plenum Press, NY 1990.
Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies. Jared Diamond, W. W. Norton & Co. 1997.
Increasing Science Achievements for Disadvantages Students. Carol Ascher, Columbia University, 1985.
Legacy to Tomorrow, 1989, NSF, Minority Graduate Fellowship Program.
The Limits of Science. Sir Peter B. Medawar, Harper and Row, 1984.
Mathematics for the Million. Lancelot Hogben, W.W. Norton, 1983, reissued 1993.
Minds, Brains and Science. John Searlem, Harvard University Press, 1984.
Minority Females on High School Mathematics and Science. Cora B. Marrett, Wisconsin Center for Education Research, 1982.
Minorities in Science: The Challenge for Change in Biomedicine. Vijaya L. Melnick. Plenum Press, New York, 1977.
My World of Reality (an autobiography). Hildrus A. Poindexter, Balamp, Detroit, 1973.
The Negro Professional Man and the Community, with Special Emphasis on the Physician and the Lawyer. Carter G. Woodson, Negro Universities Press, New York, 1969
Pioneer in Blood Plasma: Dr. Charles Richard Drew. Robert Lichello, J. Messner, New York, 1968,
The ARacial@ Economy of Science: Toward a Democratic Future. Sandra Harding, Indiana University Press, Bloomington, 1993.
Reflections on Gender and Science. Evelyn Fox Keller, Yale University Press, 1985.
Science Teaching Reconsidered, 1997, NAS, Undergraduate Committee on Science Education.
Terrors and Marvels. Tom Shachtman, William Morrow and Co., Inc. June 2002.
While the atom bomb ended World War II, it was only one of many scientific discoveries that led to victory. Jets, radar, magnetic detonators and rockets were developed in secret laboratories, but triumphed on the battlefield.
Tom Shactman, author of the critically acclaimed Absolute Cold, examines the war waged by engineers, physicists, chemists and biologists in Terrors and Marvels: How Science and Technology Changed the Character and Outcome of World War II.
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The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. Stephen R. Covey, Simon and Schuster, 1990.
Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering, 1982, NSF.
Why Not Say It Clearly: A Guide to Scientific Writing. Lester S. King, Little Brown and Company, Boston, 1978.
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WASHINGTON - Our "Countdown to the Oscars" rages on. WTOP listeners have already voted that Jean Dujardin will win Best Actor. Now we turn to the Best Actress category, where a determined housemaid could survive iron-clad competition and extinguish a candle in the wind.
Who Should Win: Michelle Williams ("My Week with Marilyn")
Who Will Win: Viola Davis ("The Help")
Viola Davis - "The Help"
A few weeks ago, my Best Actress money was on Michelle Williams for "My Week with Marilyn." Now, the Oscar love affair seems to have shifted to Viola Davis for "The Help," after her recent win at the SAG Awards. Davis earns her second Oscar nomination in three years ("Doubt") as a strong-willed house servant haunted by a "separate by equal" existence in 1960s Jackson, Miss. The film sets out to be the anti-"Gone with the Wind," saying, "Margaret Mitchell glorified the mammy figure, who dedicates her whole life to a white family, but nobody ever asked mammy how she felt about it."
The performance is reminiscent of Whoopi Goldberg in "The Color Purple" (1985), and if Davis wins, she'll become just the second African American in history to win Best Actress, joining Halle Berry ("Monster's Ball"). "The Help" has one true Oscar lock, Octavia Spencer for Supporting Actress, so if the Academy decides not to double up on the same film, it could very well bypass Davis. Either way, the Oscar landscape is now a far cry from Hattie McDaniel winning Supporting Actress for "Gone with the Wind," having to trek to the stage from the segregated table in the rear of the auditorium.
Michelle Williams - "My Week with Marilyn"
Dead-on portrayals of famous figures have been recent Oscar favorites, from Jamie Foxx in "Ray" (2004) to Reese Witherspoon in "Walk the Line" (2005). Michelle Williams as Marilyn Monroe is no exception. Williams nails Norma Jean in a story about a week-long fling with a young director's assistant while shooting a film in England with Sir Laurence Olivier. Williams successfully transforms herself from her own meek, Mia Farrow look to the breathless, voluptuous, rump-shaking Monroe. Williams captures both her on-screen insecurity and her off-screen torment, allowing us to see her character as "something more than sexual, more than just our Marilyn Monroe."
Williams has great momentum after two previous nominations for "Brokeback Mountain" (2005) and "Blue Valentine" (2010), as well as mainstream hits like "Shutter Island" (2010). She's already won the Golden Globe for "Best Actress - Comedy/Musical" and the top actress prize by the Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association (WAFCA). Still, I fear her performance is lost in the film's ridiculously fast pace in the opening act. When first-time director Simon Curtis finally allows the film to settle down in Act Two, we finally get a chance to relish in Williams' performance.
Meryl Streep - "The Iron Lady"
Don't be surprised if the Academy also goes with the prolific Meryl Streep, who earns her 17th career nomination for "The Iron Lady," 33 years after her first for "The Deer Hunter" (1978). Streep masterfully plays Margaret Thatcher in the true story of Britain's first female prime minister.
She is an iron-clad contender, having won the Golden Globe for "Best Actress - Drama." Still, the Academy has already given her two Oscars -- "Kramer vs. Kramer" (1979) and "Sophie's Choice" (1982) -- and will likely spread the love here to Davis or Williams. At this point, Streep is turning in performances that could all be Oscar winners. It's just almost unfair to keep giving her statues.
Glenn Close - "Albert Nobbs"
Joining Streep is another stellar veteran of the screen. Glenn Close will make you do a double take in "Albert Nobbs," playing a woman who must pose as a man to find butler work in 19th century Ireland. The trailer alone will make you drop your jaw and say, "That's Glenn Close?"
Close has come close to winning multiple times, but has never pulled it off. In fact, this is her first Oscar nomination in 23 years, after five nominations in the 1980s for "The World According to Garp" (1982), "The Big Chill" (1983), "The Natural" (1984), "Fatal Attraction" (1987) and "Dangerous Liaisons" (1988). If Oscar is feeling a "make-up Oscar," Close could steal one. Still, she hasn't won any of the key predictors, with arguably the most obscure of all the films nominated in this category.
Rooney Mara - "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"
Last but not least is Rooney Mara, the titular "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo." Her role is unforgettable, enduring a brutal rape scene and overshadowing Daniel Craig as an enigmatic code-cracker. She is as tough as they come, the descendant of two NFL football dynasties -- the Rooneys of the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Maras of the New York Giants. Unlike the G-Men at this year's Super Bowl, expect Mara to lose, if only because her role is a remake of an arguably better portrayal by Noomi Rapace in the original 2009 Swedish version. Remakes are usually no-no's for the Academy.
Click here for our Best Actor predictions. Join WTOP for an in-depth look at all nine Best Picture nominees every Wednesday and Friday until the Academy Awards on Feb. 26.
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Louis Gallois, the esteemed French industrialist and former head of global aerospace company EADS, has delivered a government-commissioned report on French competitiveness. One of President François Hollande's main election promises was to get the economy out of the doldrums and create jobs. The report's aim is to inform policy makers just how to go about doing that. Yet it's not known how many of Gallois' proposals will be adopted by the government - indeed, how many they can afford.


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If you follow me on Twitter @jencoffeelover, you may have seen my rant last week about those Ancestry.com leaves and people merging stuff into their trees. Let me explain.
My Holik ancestors came to Chicago from Senetin, Bohemia. They all came to Chicago and appear based on all the records I have found, to not have lived anywhere in between once they got off the ship. Their ship logs all indicated another member of the family as the person in the U.S. they were meeting. For pretty much all the kids that immigrated, Frantisek Holik, their father in Senetin or Anna Holik, their mother in Senetin, was listed as the closest relative in the old country.
I found a tree on Ancestry.com where a woman had merged all my Holik stuff into her tree for a Marie Holek. Names and birth years were close so it must be right? Right?
She took my Marie Holik, sister to my great grandfather John, as hers. She merged in records for that Marie and my great great grandmother Marie Rataj Holik into her Marie.
Now it appears her Marie was born around 1890 and probably lived in Ohio. The records for her husband Jan V* show him in Ohio. BUT her son was born when she was four years old and her grandson was born before her. So I have no idea what her real birth date is, or for her descendants either. But Ancestry showed this person all these pretty leaves so it all was merged into her tree.
Let's look at what she merged and why I can tell you these are not the same Marie's.
1890 Birth in Czechoslovakia
Sources: 1910 Federal Census (Chicago); 1920 Federal Censuses (Chicago and Ohio); 1930 Censuses (Chicago and Ohio); New York Passenger List for my Marie Holik.
1906 Arrival
Source: 1920 Federal Census (Chicago) for Marie Holik born 1883. This is my Marie Holik's sister in-law Marie nee Rataj Holik.
28 Apr 1909 Arrival
Source: New York Passenger Lists for my Mary Holik.
1909 Arrival
Source: 1910 Federal Census for my Marie Holik in Chicago.
1910 Arrival
Source: 1920 Federal Census Ohio.
1910 Residence Chicago Ward 34, Cook, Illinois
Source: 1910 Federal Census for my Marie Holik in Chicago.
1920 Residence Gorham, Fulton, Ohio
Source: 1920 Federal Census Ohio
1920 Residence Chicago Ward 34, Cook, Illinois
Source: 1920 Federal Census Chicago for for Marie Holik born 1883. This is my Marie Holik's sister in-law Marie nee Rataj Holik.
1930 Residence Chicago, Cook, Illinois
Source: 1930 Federal Census for a Mary Holik married to a J. Frank Holik. These people are not in my tree.
1930 Residence Richland, Defiance, Ohio. This fact is in her profile twice.
Source: 1930 Federal Census
4 Mar 1944 Death Chicago, Cook, Illinois
Source: Cook County, Illinois Death Index 1908-1988 for Marie Holik Kratchovil. My Marie.
Can you see why it is difficult to even know what information is accurate for this Marie Holek in this tree?
Moral of this story is – just because Ancestry shows you all those pretty leaves doesn't mean those records belong to your person. They are possible matches but it is up to you, the human, to evaluate the information in the record being suggested.
Have you run into this in your research? Tell us about it in the comments.
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Consciousness In The Cell
The nerve cells in your body are like a net, over which innumerable commands and warnings between the brain and the organs are communicated. This net is not continuous, however. As we just mentioned, there are gaps between these neurons, and when a message reaches these gaps, electron-carrying enzymes, or neurotransmitters, transfer the message to the next neuron.
Once these neurotransmitters have deposited their charge onto the end of the next nerve fiber, they are free. But if they were to accumulate there, they would block the path of the next lot of transmitters coming from behind. In such a situation, the electrical signal will not be passed onto the next neuron, and the flow will be interrupted. But such a problem never occurs, because a special enzyme called acetylcholinesterase destroys chemicals that build up at the end of the nerve fiber. In other words, it sweeps the area clean. In this way, the path is constantly made clear for the transmitters arriving from behind, eliminating the slightest glitch or interruption in the transmission of impulses.
And so, out of the thousands of enzymes in our bodies, if even this one, acetylcholinesterase, were lacking, it would mean the breakdown of the electric signaling throughout the body; we would not be able to survive.
At this point, each of us should ask ourselves: Who has formed these faultless systems in the bodies of all living things, in which the smallest detail has not been overlooked? Who has programmed molecules that do not possess consciousness, knowledge or will, to display the most intelligent, appropriate behaviors?
None of this intelligence, knowledge and perfect artwork can be coincidental! Evolutionists are necessarily quiet on their answer to these questions. Because the One Who created each enzyme—and Who inspired each with its duty, and Who created this life perfectly from non-existence—is God.
1. End of a nerve fiber
2. The enzyme called acetylcholinesterase is found at the sites in the body where it is most needed. It sweeps away acetylcholine enzymes that accumulate between two nerve cells after they've transmitted an impulse between them. This way, it makes room for new transmitter enzymes.
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Although a limited amount of new-generation body armor specifically designed for women is already in theater, field tests will take place in July and August on 600 sets of this armor for female soldiers. These tests are part of the Army's Rapid Fielding Initiative in which they roll out cutting-edge equipment for soldiers. This important development is just one change that is needed if women are to enter additional military occupational specialties, including front-line roles in ground combat. (The ban on women in combat was lifted in January of 2013.)
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In 2004, the U.S. Army digitized its former camouflage pattern on standard issue uniforms. It was termed "Universal Camouflage Pattern," or UCP, with the hope that it would serve as a one-print-fits-all for any environment. The theory behind the digital print was not the result of a fashion craze; it started in the late 1970s with two psychology professors at West Point. Neuroscientists divided the human visual system into two parallel circuits. One circuit told us where objects were located, the other what objects were. Officially called the "Dual Texture Gradient," the idea was that the pixelated pattern would interfere with those circuits and make it difficult to identify objects. More research, based on how our brains processed MRI scans as boxes and rectangles, led camouflage experts to similar conclusions, that this pattern was smart camo. Initially, the Marines adopted the pattern from the Canadians. However, the pattern failed early trials in the U.S. Army, and troops reported that it performed poorly in combat.
In 2009, after a camo detection study, the Army revised the design for ground troops in Afghanistan to the current "MultiCam" pattern as a temporary solution. Currently, four designs from non-government vendors are in a bid to become the next camo pattern. Submissions required that designs include a woodland variant, a desert variant, and a transitional variant for every environment in between. The goal of extensive field tests will be to optimize performance range from 35-400 meters in a woodland environment and 35-500 meters in a transitional and desert environment. Testing of the first pattern, which resembles reptile skin, began in June. Testing of the other patterns could last up to nine months, and production of the new uniforms could begin as early as 2013.
Strong Bonds is a chaplain-led Army initiative that helps build relationship resilience. Through education and skills training, the Strong Bonds mission is to increase soldier and family readiness. Offsite retreat-style training addresses the effects of stress on military lifestyle, with programs tailored for single soldiers, couples, and families.
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Posted: Fri Dec 26, 2008 9:57 pm
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The idea of a 4O1 for Omega and 4L1 for LMC would be OK.
Currently, there is no way to really integrate Modules C5 and the Omega Modules into the standard SFB MRB with the current rule numbering system.
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Barry Kirk wrote:
The idea of a 4O1 for Omega and 4L1 for LMC would be OK.
Currently, there is no way to really integrate Modules C5 and the Omega Modules into the standard SFB MRB with the current rule numbering system.
Oh I see (after looking at my rulebook). I guess what you're trying to say is that, contrary to what Captain Picard says, there aren't "plenty of letters left in the alphabet". Though since the DK weapons are already near K or L, I'm guessing that the War and Peace weapons are going to go over O (Andromedans and ISC) and presumably, Omega Sector and LMC will be after any Alpha Quadrant races. (ie it would be odd to have 4A-4N for Alpha, then have like 4O1-4O57 and then 4P-4R or something like that). Man if there's like an extra 50 weapons or so that alone will dramatically increase the size of the rulebook assuming say 1 in 3 has some fancy rules involved. But even the typical weapon needs some rule clarifications with regards to pre-game arming, holding, overloads, etcetera and so on.
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I don't have my rulebook handy, nor have I needed to consult it recently. So don't get TOO caught up in my suggestion if my formatting didn't quite match up with things. My point was that the rules numbering system as is happens to be fine for Alpha races. If later on Omega is done, then it's easy enough to slap an Omega identifier on the new rules, and then number as needed. My example numbers were picked with the understanding that the standard number system for chapter 4 is 41, 42, etc... If it's 4A, 4B, etc..., then the example for the Omega phasers would read '4OA', and the example for the smaller Hiver ships would read '5OC'.
If there is an obviously inserted letter after the chapter number, then it should be quite easy to tell "what's what".
And ultimately, this is just one example of many solutions to the rules ordering system that are possible.
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Well, personally it seems to me that the best option would to be simply throw all of the Omega stuff in its own chapter. The weaponry at least anyway, not sure how many special ship rules there are (ie hivers). And then maybe throw all of the LMC in their own chapter too. Though I think they're only 3 races or something.
I dunno. Steve + friends will figure it out.
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Obviously Steve has the last say on this stuff, but I would tend to just use what has been done in SFB before: the double-letter.
So, for Omega, the first weapon rule would be 4OA, rather than just 4O or 4Z or whatever. The next rule would be 4OB, and so on. So, "OA" and "OB" would replace what is only a single letter in the base game.
That's how I expect it will likely be done. Quite frankly, it will likely be how it has to be done for the base game, if we run out of letters in sections 4 and 5.
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I think it's best to leave the core numbering the way that it is.
If Omega comes out, then all of the rules for that setting can have their numbers modified as needed. For instance, the descriptions of the various types of Omega phasers might be found in rules section 4O1 ('O' for 'Omega'). Rules on Hiver "Frigates" (aka fighters to everyone else) and "Destroyers" (aka gunboats to everyone else) might be found in rules section 5O3 (the '3' was selected by me at random). Similar steps can be undertaken with other rules that aren't part of the region of space between the Hydran Old Colonies and the Interstellar Concordium.
When all is said and done, it's the core setting that drives and sells the game. The majority of people who get involved with this game do so because of a TV series about a starship called "Enterprise". You may be interested in Omega, the Magellenics, etc..., but it's the local region of space that allows the game to exist. And I think the game should reflect that fact.
Agreed. I like the Lyrans, Hydrans, Kzintis and ISC... they seem to "fit". And they exist within the context of Constitution Class starships and Klingons. But I don't care for the "far out" stuff... outside of the primary context it just becomes plain old science fiction and I don't need it. I just kind of pretend it isn't there.
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The rule numbering system WILL NOT CHANGE.
If we ever do FC Omega, we'll use a superscript like we always do.
4?A, 4?B, and so forth.
For magellanics,
I hope those characters show on your computer. The first one is a greek Omega and the second is that little galaxy swirl thing.
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Barry Kirk
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The superscript system works for me, although the greek characters didn't show up for me.
Thank you for taking the time to address this issue.
I would however like to ask that at logical break points, if necessary, a page intentionally left blank be put in place so that I can insert and sort my rulebook.
As a related, but slightly different topic. Could I ask that page numbers be deleted from future rulebooks?
The reason is as follows.
If I have my rulebook sorted by rule number, and I insert a future Omega or LMC module
so my rules are 4A, 4B, 4C.... 4 Omega A, 4 Omega B.... 5A
The page numbers would not be sequential... If there are no page numbers, then they can't get out of sequence.
I know this sounds anal, but having two numbering systems one for page numbers and one for rules numbers is inviting them to clash.
Already, with DK, Tholian Attack, and Orion Attack, if I try to sort by rule number, the page numbers are non-sequential and have duplicates.
And without intentional blank pages, the rule numbers can get out of order when new rules are sorted in.
Please let me know if I'm way of base here.
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Posted: Sat Dec 27, 2008 5:33 pm
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Having said that, I should point out that I understand that page numbering does provide a quick check to make sure that no pages are missing.
So deleting them does eliminate that feature.
Indexes and outlines can offset that.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- Enough with the snarky comments about Danica Patrick.
Sure, she gets more attention than her accomplishments warrant because she's a pretty face competing in a male-dominated sport. Who knows if she'll ever be a series champion because, quite frankly, it's a rare breed that climbs to the top of any sport. Maybe she's destined to be a middle-of-the-pack racer her entire career, someone who can be counted on for solid results and an occasional win.
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She deserves to be here.
That was evident for 199 laps at the Daytona 500 on Sunday, when she started from the pole, led a total of five laps and ran near the front for most of "The Great American Race."
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"She was just a car on the track," Johnson said. "I didn't think about it being Danica. She was just another car on the track that was fast."
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The Energy of Life in Your Cells: The ATP Molecule
1.Light, 2.Heat, 3. Electrical energy, 4.Physical processes in the cell, 5.Cecretion, 6.Chemical reactions, 7.Movement
The processes that use ATP and the types of energy produced
Energy we obtain from food cannot be used directly by our cells in carrying out the processes required for their continued existence. First the energy is packaged into a special molecule called adenosine triphosphate, or ATP. Later on, it's used to carry out all the manufacture and transferals taking place in the cell.
The body uses 48 kilograms of ATP a day. But amazingly enough, at any one point during the day, the amount of ATP in the body never exceeds one gram. The reason for this is that ATP is not stored, but rather is prepared in special packets for immediate use. Never forget that the cell's life depends upon this energy. For this reason, the production of ATP must occur very quickly. And so, at every second, each of your approximately 100 trillion cells consumes and regenerates ten million molecules of ATP.
How is this speed maintained?
Whenever a cell needs energy, the end phosphate linkage of the ATP molecule's three phosphate groups is broken; that is, the packet of energy is opened. With the breakage of one phosphate linkage, the subsequent release of energy lets the cell carry out its functions with ease. And this amazing process continues with amazing speed and without fail.
Without doubt, it's impossible for a molecule made up of atoms to determine a cell's energy requirements and then produce the appropriate energy. That this production is carried out in a most efficient way and with the most appropriate packaging system cannot be the product of coincidence. The Creator of the cell and of every action and process of the molecules within the cell is God; it is He Who put the ATP molecule at the service of living things in such a perfect manner.
1. ATP is a packet of energy produced in the cell. The threedimensional image of the ATP molecule, above, is shown in more detail on the right. It contains three phosphate groups, with high-energy phosphate bonds between the atoms.
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I got plagiarized last year post my thoughts on the jazz the one of the beat writers wrote an for word whati wrotearticle in the enes almost word for word. he changed it enough to make it sound original but I wrote it first.
I always thought that the Jazz would follow this and other websites that speak of the team. If you were a company and you had a chance to feel the pulse of your public wouldn't you follow it? Want to know why the tickets ain't flying of the shelf. Spend money on a market survey or visit a website for free???
Even other teams can sense the pulse of an organisation by listening to the fan base. I don't think there are any decisions made based on a website but I don't think we're talking in a vacuum either. Players, coaches, employees or someone in their families or a distant cousin or a friend of a friend reads stuff and they here about the things you post. Some here might just be the dart background at Corbin's household. LOLLOLOLOLOLOL
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