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Thomas Bayer, CIO at the Securities and Exchange Commission, has announced that he will be leaving the agency in October.
In his more than three years as CIO, Bayer worked on efforts to move many of the SEC's core functions to the cloud, consolidate its data centers into two locations, lower the cost of IT systems and modernize SEC.gov.
Among some of his key initiatives, Bayer established the SEC's Technology Center of Excellence to evaluate technology trends and how they can be leveraged for the agency. He also launched the "Working Smarter" program, which uses automated workflow and data visualization tools, and analytical systems for accountants, attorneys, analysts and other SEC staff, according to a release by the agency.
"Tom's leadership and vision have had a tremendous impact that will continue to shape the SEC for years to come," SEC Chairwoman Mary Jo White said in a statement. "Tom's legacy will be an SEC that increasingly leverages technology to protect investors and strengthen our markets."
One of his other major initiatives was establishing a business information officer role at the SEC to link the IT and business side of the house and improve customer relations.
His resume is filled with some of the major national financial institutions like Capital One, and Citibank, but Bayer came to SEC in October 2010 from Maris Technology Advisors, where he was CEO for nearly three years. Before that he was COO and CTO at Brand Informatics.
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Love or hate them, the movies I can't turn off
Last week, my co-worker John and had I one of those random conversations best suited for an afternoon with a foot of snow on the ground.
We listed the movies that, whenever they're on TV, we keep watching. John brought up the over-the-top "Independence Day." Both of us have seen this movie way too many times. They're not necessarily our favorite films -- though sometimes they are. But they're always the movies that whether cheesy, dramatic, hilarious or ridiculously bad, we just can't turn them off.
Tonight, I stumbled upon "The Truman Show" on Showtime. Not one of my favorites, though I did indeed like it at the time. But for some reason, I keep watching it every single time.
Here are a few of the other movies I'll watch over and over again (and remember Talkbackers, I'm not passing judgment on why these are on my list or even if I really like them). This list is surely incomplete, as it's just what comes to mind plus a few selections from what the cable channel guide tells me is on this week. In alphabetical order:
- "Airplane!"
- "Billy Madison"
- "Blazing Saddles"
- "Boogie Nights"
- "The Breakfast Club"
- "Caddyshack"
- "Castaway"
- "Deep Impact"
- "Fletch"
- "Go"
- "Idiocracy"
- "Jackass" and "Jackass Number Two"
- "Major League"
- "Munich"
- "Napoleon Dynamite"
- "No Way Out"
- "Office Space"
- "Old School"
- "Planet of the Apes"
- "Pulp Fiction"
- "Rushmore"
- "Sixteen Candles"
- "Spies Likes Us"
- "Tenacious D: The Pick of Destiny"
- "The Big Lebowksi"
- "The Blues Brothers"
- "The Jerk"
- "The Shawshank Redemption"
- "The Tao of Steve"
- "Three Kings"
- "Vacation" and "European Vacation"
- "Weird Science"
- Any "Star Trek" movie
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Any Rambo, BaseKETBALL (it takes place in Mil-town), Star Wars, any Rocky, Van Wilder, etc.
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Rudy, Under the Tuscan Sun, Steel Magnolias, Love and Basketball, The Green Mile, Dirty Dancing and Pretty Woman.
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Animal House.
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Clue (the movie) and Waiting for Guffman.
I once had a friend so addicted to Dirty Dancing we had to physically remove the DVD from her home.
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As TMZ first reported, Milton's wife Monique filed a domestic violence report with the LAPD back in November 2012 … claiming he tried to choke her, with 2 hands, when she asked him to stop smoking marijuana in front of their kids. Bradley was arrested in August 2011 for allegedly attacking Monique with a bat, and in March 2012 he allegedly threatened her with a knife and said, "You'll be dead bitch before you divorce me."
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This document, from Micahel Golubov, son of the artist,is transcribed from "Maurice Golubov Paintings 1925 - 1980", a catalog for a traveling exhibition organized by the Mint Museum, Charlotte North Carolina. The show traveled around the United States, its' final location being the Jewish Museum in New York City 1981. Daniel Cameron, one of the chief organizers of the exhibition, authored this document. The son of the artist, Michael Golubov, added a couple of sentences at the end to complete the history.
1905 / 1914
Maurice Golubov is born on May 25, 1905, in the cellar of his family home in Vetka, Russia, during a pogrom which lasts several days. He is the first-born of six children to Abraham-Jacob and Chaya Golubov. Golubov's father, of Chassidic background, was kidnapped off the streets by Czarist soldiers at the age of twelve, impressed into the Russian army, and trained to be a shoe-and bootmaker. After his release at the age of twenty, he opens a cobbler's shop in Vetka, where he meets his wife. He is of Khazan descent, whereas Chaya Turetsky Golubov comes from a very pious family of coppersmiths in Odessa.
Maurice's formal training in Hebrew, Yiddish and the Talmud begins at the age of three and a half, as his parents intend for him to become a rabbi. Although he does not approach the Cabbala until many years later, Maurice is also introduced to the Zohar and Sepher Ytzirah before he is five, thus grounding his earliest religious training in medieval mysticism.
The family business, which is barely enough for the family's survival, begins to do very badly, and finally folds in 1912. Ashamed, Abraham-Jacob Golubov decided to emigrate to the United States, start again, and bring his wife and family over when he has re-established himself. Sam, the fourth oldest and closest to Maurice in sympathy and encouragement, is born in 1910.
1915 / 1917
In 1914, the proximity of World War I to Vetka causes Mrs. Golubov to leave Vetka, where there is also mounting anti-Semitic feeling, and go instead to Kharkov to stay with relatives. Once there with her children, she decides that she will risk leaving Russia altogether and join her husband in the United States. A group of refugees headed toward Vladivostock comes through town, and the Golubov family joins them. On the Western route, just before they reach Petrograd (Leningrad), Maurice is accidentally separated from the rest of the family, who do not notice his absence for several days. After wandering on his own for weeks, Maurice joins up with a band of children who, away from any adult contact, survive by roaming through the woods and raiding small farms. This period lasts several months, during which his family arrives in Petrograd and waits for Maurice, who is reunited with them in late winter.
Having decided to forego the Western route, the Golubovs begin a long trek in the early spring to Finland. From here they find their way to Christiania (Oslo) where they board a ship for New York in late fall, arriving a month later. In Brooklyn, they are reunited with their father, who soon leaves the home to live with a second wife and her family; the rest of his life is spent between the two.
1918 / 1921
For his Bar-Mitzvah, Maurice asks for and receives a box of watercolors, crayons, pencils and a pad of paper, which he begins to put into constant use. This activity he favors against his formal educations, some of which occurs in the public school and some by tutoring. Maurice is told of an art class being taught at a nearby Hebrew Educational Society settlement house; the teacher is, coincidentally, John Sloan. During evening classes, which continue for six months, Maurice draws from models, nature and memory.
In 1920, Maurice drops out of his school against his parents' wishes and announces his desire to become an artist. He apprentices himself at the Limners Fashion Studio, 114 Fifth Avenue, for $8 a week, believing that he will be able to learn art in this way. He begins by running errands, then is allowed to copy figure illustrations for stylists to work from. He quickly realizes that he has made a mistake, but decides to train as a detail artist anyway, seeing this approach as the most difficult and menial, but the one in which he is most likely to be able to have the optimum freedom if he succeeds, for it is also the most sought-after skill in commercial art.
Late in his first year as an apprentice, Golubov meets mark Tobey, who is also working as a fashion illustrator and has been "farmed out" to the Limners Studio for a time. Tobey encourages the young man to continue his study of art more seriously, and his suggestion that Golubov try the national Academy of Design is eagerly taken. Maurice enrolls almost immediately in night classes, which he continues five times a week for four years, studying with George L. Nelson, Charles Curran and Ivan Olinsky.
1922 / 1927
In 1922, Maurice is awarded the Suydam Silver medal at the Academy fro excellence in life drawing. Ivan Olinsky invites Maurice and other leading students to Woodstock for a week that summer. Maurice is captivated by the landscape and decides to return as soon as he is able.
During breaks at work, at home, and during his night classes, Golubov begins experimenting with the patterning of abstract, primarily geometric, designs. As yet he has not seen any experimental art, or even any significant older paintings. He quits both the commercial studio and the Academy within a few months of one another, in Spring 1923. He moves out of his home temporarily, but suffers a minor nervous breakdown and returns, though this gives him impetus to begin working in a group studio on Greene Avenue in Brooklyn with money has saved. He moves out again, this time successfully, in early winter 1923, rooming in a large apartment in the East Village with several other working boys.
In his studio, Maurice paints in gouache, watercolor, tempera and, gradually, oils. He also models small figures in plastilene, which he uses as the basis for figurative paintings. Abstractions, composed spontaneously are painted in gouache and watercolor. Visits the Metropolitan Museum for the first time in winter 1923-24, and begins studying Venetian and Flemish painting and glazing techniques. He develops the first stages of a lifetime reverence for Cezanne. Other daylight hours - he paints only at night - are spent studying Greek, Neoplatonic and American transcendentalist philosophy at the Public Library.
Golubov returns to commercial work in early 1924, this time at the Stone van Dresser Co., 229 Fourth Avenue; beginning fulltime, this job soon becomes seasonal, allowing Golubov whole months in which to paint. He beings saving money fanatically and associates freely with political radicals, most of whom are, however, fellow commercial artists or his neighbors.
By late 1926, he has begun frequenting other museums in the city, including the Museum of Non-Objective Art and the Brooklyn Museum. Exposure to modern art - Kandinsky and Picasso make the strongest impression - assures him that he is not "working in a vacuum." He exhibits for the first time with a group called "The Eight" at the Art Center, a storefront gallery in the West Village; fearful of showing his abstract work, he includes landscapes and still lifes only. By spring, 1927, he has begun making $5 an hour at van Dresser and Co., and begins renting his own studio at 110 East 14th Street, a neighborhood frequented by many working artists.
1928 / 1932
Having saved about 45000 since 1920, Golubov decides to take a long break from commercial work and concentrate fulltime on painting. In his studio neighborhood, he meets a great many artists and is regularly exposed to other painter for the first and only time in his life. Among these are Raphael Soyer, Max Weber, Lyonel Feininger, John Marin, man Ray, Theodore Roszak, Stuart Davis, Byron Browne and Arshile Gorky.
Spends the summer of 1928 by himself in Woodstock, where he does a great deal of work outdoors and in a makeshift garage-studio. This mark\s his first attempts to bring compositional organization into his abstractions which have been severely geometric to this point. Reference to landscape also begins to appear occasionally in the abstractions and his palette becomes vivid and naturalistic.
On his return to New York that fall, he finds that he is one of the few artists around who have anything to live on, and decides not to make an application to the WPA when the mural and easel projects are begun, but continue commercial work if and when he needs the money. He is, to his recollection, "the only artist he knows" who takes this route.
Summers in the country and the rest of the year in New York become a regularity, although he extends his summers gradually to include most of October. In Woodstock he meets Milton Avery and David Smith. In New York, he attends meetings semi-regularly at the John Reed Club, which is next door to his studio, and meets Moses Soyer, Ad Reinhardt, Saul and Eugenie Baizerman, Jean Liberte and William Zorach, among others.
1933 / 1938
Having run dry of savings, Golubov begins working fulltime at the William Becker Studio at 7th Avenue and 25th Street, and moves into a rooming house on East 35th Street run by Rose Slatkowitz. As Beckers is a mail order studio, the work is no longer seasonal but has two month-long vacations during the year. Not finding this enough time in which to work, Golubov begins doing continuous work in miniature - with gouache and watercolor - on the job, secreting it successfully from his employers several times a day.
At a recital held at the Slatkowitz home, Golubov meets Sylvia Glasser, a pianist from Springfield, Massachusetts who had come to New York two years before at the age of sixteen to study at Juilliard. After a courtship lasting six months, they are married in September, 1933, and move into an apartment on Clarkson Avenue in Brooklyn. Maurice gives up his studio, believing he will be able to work satisfactorily in the smaller facility, but finds out quickly that this isn't so. He and Sylvia move again, this time to 318 West 105th Street in Manhattan, where they stay until 1939.
The Golubovs begin spending summers in Rockport, Massachusetts, he working in and around Cape Ann. Continues to work primarily in gouache and tempera, and most oil paintings are medium-and large-scale figure compositions done in several partially thematic series: "Wanderers","Bathers","Metaphysical Figures", etc. Abstract oils, done mostly in the falls and winters in New York utilize loose grids, dark colors and expressionistic surfaces. During this period he meets Lee Gatch, Reginald Marsh, Louis Lozowicz, Jackson Pollock, Hans Hoffmann and Theodore Stamos. He also meets the dealer Hudson D. Walker, who agrees to handle some the Golubov's work and is the first to show it commercially when he opens a public gallery.
1939 / 1945
He and Sylvia move back to Brooklyn to find larger quarters for working, settling temporarily on Ocean Avenue near Prospect Park, and later at 446 Ocean Avenue, a double floor-through apartment which is large enough for separate studios for each of them. Golubov begins working regularly in medium and large-scale abstractions, although he is able to develop his figurative work alongside of his abstract for the first time.
The summer of 1941 is spent in Woodstock, where he meets Hugh Stix, who offers him a solo exhibition at the co-operative Artists Gallery, at 113 West 13th Street. Alice T. Mason and George Morris, who see it, invite Golubov to join the American Abstract Artists. Although honored, Golubov doesn't apply until late the next year, and does not begin exhibiting with them until 1944.
Golubov is asked by Katherine Kortheuer, Curator, to have a one-man show of paintings at the Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, North Carolina, during July, 1943. Maurice stays with his brother Sam, who lives in Charlotte and has been instrumental in arranging the show, while it is up. On his return to New York, he has a second exhibition at the Artists' Gallery, from October 12 to November I. He also participates in a print exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum and the 1943 Painting Annual of the Chicago Art Institute.
Only son Michael is born October 15, 1943.
Golubov participates in the 1944 and 1945 American Abstract Artists Annuals, which he will continue for over thirty years.
Betty Parsons invites him to have a one-man exhibition at the Mortimer Brandt Gallery, and selects the show at Golubov's home; the exhibition is from November 12 to December I. Although gratified by the attention and increased sales, Golubov is troubled by this exposure to the art world; deciding, he prefers showing with a co-operative gallery for the time being, he and Parsons decide not to continue the relationship.
During this period he occasionally goes to parties and openings, and meets Mark Rothko, John Ferren, Ilya Bolotowsky, Louise Nevelson, Giorgio Cavallon, William Baziotes, Burgoyne Diller, Adolph Gottlieb, John Sennhauser, Earl Kerkham and Franz Kline, as well as Joan Miro and Piet Mondrian.
1946 / 1952
The Golubovs begin spending summers in Holyoke, Massachusetts. Works less In canvas and more on board in order to economize, and the bulk of his work is now abstract, containing very low key color variations, and utilizing a loose brushwork within an asymmetrical geometry. Abraham-Jacob Golubov dies of cancer in late 1946. Third one man show at the Artists Gallery, 11/242/13, 1947. Participates in Jewish Artists at the Jewish Museum, 9/190/17,1948; included are S. Baizerman, Barnet, Gross, Walkowitz, Weber, Zorach, Lipchitz, Rattner, Chagall, Shahn and others. Participates in painting and sculpture annual at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, 1949.
In 1950, returns for the summer to Woodstock with Sylvia and Michael, where they will continue going until 1973. Sylvia has decided to begin lessening her focus on her own career and transfer it instead to her husband's and to the family. Maurice decides accordingly that he cannot rely on sales of paintings to survive, but will provide for the family through his commercial job. This also causes him to relinquish most of the trappings of an artist's life in New York for the sake of working and being with his family.
Fourth one-man show at the Artists Gallery is from 3/25 to 4/13,1950. He exhibits with the A.A.A. at the Salon des Nouvelles Realistes, Paris, and regularly in group exhibitions in and around Woodstock.
Participates in Fifty Years of Abstract Painting and Sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art, and subsequent European tour, 1951-52. Is invited to the 1951 Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Sculpture, Watercolors and Drawings (3/17-5/6, 1951) and the Whitney Annual of American Painting (11 /8/51-1/5/52), both at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Has second one-man show at the Mint Museum, from 1/ 1 to 1/31, 1952; while in Charlotte, he gives his only recorded lecture, on "Aspects of Design".
By the summer of 1952, he has completed two lithographs, both in an edition of fifty, under the supervision of Margaret Lowengrund and Michael Ponce de Leon in Woodstock. During this year he participates in a print exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and in 52 Prints of the Year at the Contemporaries Gallery.
1953 / 1966
Joins and begins exhibiting with the Federation of Modern Painters and Sculptors. Participates in Contemporary American Prints exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, 1953. Has fifth and last one-man show at the Artists Gallery, which closes in 1956.
In spring 1954 Golubov is commissioned, much through his Brother Sam's efforts, to execute an 8 x 13 foot painting for Purcell's, a leading Charlotte department store just finishing refurbishment. The "mural," as it is called, is completed in stages in Golubov's ten-foot long garage studio in Woodstock, and is installed in October in a section of the store set aside especially for it. Spending three months completing it, Golubov is paid a generous $7000.
In early 1956 he is invited by Virginia Zabriskie to participate in Artists in Two Mediums which is followed by a contract for a two-part solo exhibition, one part of figurative work and the other of abstractions. The cumulative show is from 3/7 to 4/9, 1956. Although well-received, this exhibition and some of the pressures surrounding it convince the artist that for the time being he cannot exhibit abstractions at a major art gallery.
Has third and last one-man show at the Mint Museum under Kortheuer's direction, 1956.
Meets Jack Mayer, who offers to represent Golubov's figurative work, which he does for several years. A one-man show is held at Gallery Mayer, 762 Madison Avenue, 4/4-4/22, 1961, and at Kimbrough-Goldate Gallery, Memphis later that year. His work also is handled partially by Charles Mann beginning at this point.
Participates in Recent Painting USA: The Figure at the Museum of Modern Art, 5/21-9/4, 1962, and subsequent tour through 9/63.
In early 1965 Golubov decides that, as he has experienced a drastic reduction in sales of paintings and has as a consequence literally painted himself out of the studio, he will rent another studio at 27 East 22nd Street, which he will use until 1973. Later this same year he is commissioned by the Vice President of Vogue Wright Studios to paint a mural on the wall of the 18th floor lobby. Although he is not paid for the mural (painting it during regular work hours instead), he labors at it for several months, only to find it painted over upon his return from vacation. At this period his work has simplified in terms of shape, and utilizes distinct edges and areas of predominantly bright-keyed colors. His mother dies this year.
1967 / 1973
Early in 1967 he retires from Vogue Wright Studios with a gold watch, and again starts painting full time. To supplement his income, he takes part time jobs for the next several years, including teaching drawing at Brooklyn Community College, painting at the 2nd Street YMHA and YWHA, and giving private lessons in his studio.
One-man show of figurative paintings at Morris Gallery, Waverly Place, New York, 1970.
In March, 1973 while walking in the courtyard of their Brooklyn apartment building, Sylvia Golubov suffers a heart attack and dies instantly. After months of secluded grief, Golubov gives up his studio and moves to Florida.
1974 / 1980
Resumes painting in January, 1974. Michael Golubov has work moved into private storage, and begins cataloguing the thousands of unsorted works his father has left behind. At Michael's request, Golubov agrees to let his work be handled by the Tibor de Nagy gallery and, in late 1975, to be represented by them. First one-man show there is of work from the 1930's, 5/8-27, 1976; this is his first exhibition of abstract work in twenty years. Paintings by him are included in the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters, Hassam Purchase Fund and Exhibition, 1976 and 1977.
Quits American Abstract Artists .and Federation of Modern Painters and Sculptors, 1976. In 1977, his brother Sam Golubov dies of cancer in Charlotte.
Is invited to participate in several group exhibitions focusing on the development of geometric abstraction in America at the Newark Museum, Annely Juda Fine Art (London), and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1979. Second and third one-man exhibitions at de Nagy, 1977 and 1979. Retrospective of paintings is organized by the Mint Museum.
1981 / 1987
In 1980 and 1981 the Tibor de Nagy gallery and Mint Museum in Charlotte collaborate to produce a large scale, well received traveling exhibition: 'Maurice Golubov Paintings 1925-1985', Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, NC July-Sept 1980; Lowe Art Museum, Coral Gables FL, Oct-Nov 1980; Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Fort Wayne, IN Jan-Feb 1981; Columbus Museum of Arts And Sciences, Columbus GA Feb-Mar 1981; Koogler McNay Institute, San Antonio TX Apr-May 1981; The Jewish Museum NYC June-Sept 1981
In 1986 Golubov returns from Florida to stay with his son and family in Cortlandt Manor, New York. He died January 10, 1987 painting and drawing up to the last minute of his life.
Biography from
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"If you can imagine a point moving, it becomes a line. A line becomes a surface and a surface becomes a cube. If you move the cube, this is infinite already because you are suggesting freedom."
-Maurice Golubov on the "fourth dimension"
For the first twelve years of his life, Maurice Golubov existed in a state of disbelief. He heard firsthand, the horror stories of his father being kidnapped as a child and sent to a czarist camp for eight years. In 1915, as a band of refugees, he accompanied his mother and his siblings through eastern Europe, taking flight from the atrocities which abounded with the onset of World War I; and he painfully experienced traumatic months when he was unwillingly separated from his family during their plight to the U.S in 1917. Given this understanding of early childhood trauma it is not surprising that Golubov would later use painting as a forum which with to reconcile his thoughts on the spiritual and transcendental in life.
With an early pre-occupation towards Jewish mysticism and other Eastern philosophies pertaining to the transcendental, Golubov spent his entire artistic career attempting to define the reality in them as they compared to daily life. His reconciliation of these ideas became apparent through his development of the "fourth dimension"; a theory which was, from the beginning, primarily self-evolving and without outside influence. In fact, Golubov's earliest works reference ideas, styles and formal components similar to that of the Russian Constructivists and Mondrian, but without ever seeing their work. It is perhaps this key aesthetic which makes Golubov such a unique artist.
Using mathematics and the structural components of geometry as the underlying grounding for his aesthetic, Golubov created a new use for forms associated with math, including squares, circles, and lines. In his mind, these forms, juxtaposed and intercepted by one another formed another dimension, of energy and illusionism, similar to the broken, hidden planes of Analytical Cubism. This energy was suggestive of a fourth dimension; that of movement and freedom from the fixed planes they represented. In essence Golubov was reconciling the plasticity of his medium with the suggestion of something implied, but nonexistent.
Like Cezanne, Kandinsky and Mondrian, Golubov felt that art was a spiritual undertaking. Therefore, while formally the "fourth dimension" represented a certain freedom of the fixed planar elements from the canvas' space, it also suggested a realm beyond the physical, that of infinite possibility.
Throughout his entire oeuvre Golubov painted both figurative and abstract compositions. His figurative works represent "the metaphysical figure", displaying a dignity that transcends the ordinary. For this reason his figures appear many times in frieze-like arrangements, a traditional form of representing the rich and powerful. Although his oeuvre contains no thematic progression, in the likes of a true genius, his earliest compositions and latest compositions differ only in the intensity of their details and colors, not in their original concept.
© Levis Fine Art 2008
Selected Exhibitions:
The Mint Museum, Charlotte, North Carolina
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Texas
The Metroplitan Museum of Art, New York, New York
The Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts
Tibor de Nagy Gallery, New York, New York
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Updated: 04/09/2007 - In the midst of efforts to increase revenue in the downtown area, which is plagued with vacant buildings, The River Nile Bakery and Eatery has decided to hang its hat elsewhere.
Updated: 04/09/2007 - In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina many evacuees and employers may have to deal with identity theft. Today, an expert on the issue came to Dothan to help employers find ways to avoid it.
Updated: 04/09/2007 - Quick response by firefighters prevented an early morning fire from destroying a home in a Dothan neighborhood.
Updated: 09/15/2005 - Environmental groups say they've found 24 examples where swordfish from grocery stores had higher mercury levels than allowed by law.
Updated: 09/15/2005 - A Coffee County municipality got some good news Thursday. The city of New Brockton will receive more than $1 million to upgrade its water system.
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Updated: 09/15/2005 - Northwest Airlines joined Delta in filing for chapter eleven bankruptcy protection.
Updated: 09/15/2005 - Louisiana governor takes responsibility for hurricane response.
Updated: 09/15/2005 - Bush, in prime-time speech, to focus on Katrina rebuilding.
Updated: 09/15/2005 - Senate Democrats have begun one last round of questioning for John Roberts.
Updated: 09/15/2005 - New Orlenians staying in Dothan's first church of the Nazarene wanted so much to show their gratitude for the help they've received they found only one way to do it, in the kitchen.
Posted: 09/15/2005 - Where there once were homes in Waveland, Mississippi there are now tents, in the wake of hurricane Katrina.
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View interviews with 6 of the award winners at the September ISH New Investigator Symposium in San Francisco: Urmi Basu, Hana Itani, Trevor Hardigan, Cam McCarthy, Shyamala Thirunavukkarusu and Ashley Wagoner.
MACIEJ TOMASZEWSKI: ISH Council's Corner - Hypertension Issues; a personal view
This 'Council's Corner - Hypertension Issues; A personal view' contribution comes from Maciej Tomaszewski (University of Leicester, Leicester, UK and Chair of the ISH New Investigator Committee). It is entitled - Resistant hypertension and non-adherence to antihypertensive treatment.
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I am delighted to begin my tenure as President of ISH and am looking forward to working with the leadership in taking our Society forward over the next two years.
September 2014 issue - ISH Hypertension News
The September 2014 issue of ISH Hypertension News is now available. In this issue the new ISH President, Professor Rhian Touyz, presents her views on the future and where she would like to take the Society. You will also read reports from the June ESH-ISH/ Hypertension Athens meeting, a report on Hypertension Research in Sapporo Medical University and much more.
New ASH-ISH Hypertension Guidelines Offer Practical, Clinical Information for Doctor and Patient Around the Globe
The ASH-ISH guidelines have been written to provide a straightforward approach to managing hypertension in the community, for practitioners in low and middle-income countries as well as developed countries.
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Report on World Health Day - 2013 by Prof. dr. Vjekoslav Gerc, President of Working Group on Arterial Hypertension, Bosnia and Herzegovina
As the president of the Working Group on Arterial Hypertension – Bosnia and Herzegovina, I was initiator of a few manifestations in some towns of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the occasion of World Health Day – April 7th, which is dedicated to hypertension. Colleagues from Sarajevo and Mostar were very active during World Health Day.
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New Investigator of the Month - May 2013
Congratulations to César A. Romero (Córdoba, Argentina) our New Investigator of the Month for May!
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20th Argentine Congress of Hypertension
The Argentine Society of Hypertension held its 20th Congress in the city of Rosario from 18th to 20th April under the slogan "Hypertension: beyond the numbers, a global vision". The Organizing Committee was chaired by Dr. Diego Nannini, while the Scientific Committee was led by Dr. Fernando Filippini. Sincere thanks to these committee members for giving the ISH the opportunity, via Dr. Cesar Romero, to promote the New Investigator Network in their region.
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ISH new investigator video montage - a call to members to assist
In an effort to raise awareness about the importance of day-to-day choices in the maintenance of a healthy blood pressure the ISH New Investigator Network is compiling a short video message with various members describing what efforts they take to control their blood pressure. The video is expected to be incorporated into the ISH content to be accessed by membership and the public alike. In order for this video to be successful WE NEED YOUR HELP.
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This is your reminder that the FCC is still going crazy: it wants to regulate Internet-based video, which is a pure, unacceptable power grab.
On top of the illegal plans to go ahead and regulate ISPs, it's clear the FCC wants total state-run Internet.
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As much as the extreme left wants you to fear anything other than a socialist Internet, Obamacare-style where your only choices are government dictated, the future is in innovation like subsidized data.
The fact is, government will always make this stuff worse if we try to "fix" it.
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I like to point out how the Net Neutrality / Title II Reclassification gang makes inconsistent arguments, for example complaining about 'fast lanes' even as it pushes for Title II which would allow 'fast lanes'.
Well, it turns out if you scratch beneath that inconsistent surface, you get the real motivation: "to hobble corporations". They think that's the job of the FCC.
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Don't break the net by imposing a new, radical regulatory scheme. Internet access should not be a public utility. It has nothing to do with Net Neutrality. It would kill investment and expansion of high speed services to more people. More regulations hurt the little guy more than the big guy. Regulations hinder competition. Fast lanes become more likely. Netflix is just playing games to get a competitive advantage just like every other lobbying business. And once this gets in, FCC will go all out, the same way it always does.
This is a good site, covering a number of myths about the proposed Title II Reclassification, a dramatic step the radicals are pushing for the FCC to do, basically overturning a key concept of the bipartisan Telecommunications Act, and re-regulating the Internet as a phone service. It's a terrible idea.
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Make sure to send me ideas on topics to take apart, folks. I've hit a number of important topics, but I don't always know what needs explaining. I'd like to think I'm a little better than this than the anti-Israel bigots at Vox, so feel free to leave comment suggesting topics to go over.
But tonight I'll post a simple reminder: Government is bad at Internet, and should leave well enough alone.
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Between the Independence Day weekend, and being sick most of last week, I missed quite a few Tech at Night installments. so many in fact that I just ran out of time putting together Friday's. So now I have 36 links in my queue sitting in front of me, so I'll make tonight's 'main essay' simple and to the point.
Arizona needs to start doing something about John McCain, because his love affair with regulation is just going way too far.
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I've been grinding out Tech at Night here at RedState for four years as of this week. But I think it may be time for a change of format. It's always been a link-centered post, where I accumulate links to interesting news and commentary, and then try to string it together with a narrative. It turns out that's a lot of work for the amount of traffic I get.
So we're going to try a new format. Instead of covering all the links equally, I'm going to pick one topic to write about more in depth, just trying to cover what the issue is, why it matters, and what I think is the right position. Then I'll just throw in a bunch of interesting links at the end with little to no commentary at all.
Please, submit in the comments ideas for future topics. Doesn't even have to be tech policy, it can be electronics news, video games, whatever you want. Please, ask me about Zelda 2 speedrunning if you like.
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It's funny how all the leftys who get outraged about Citizens United and corporations speaking out on issues (and the ISPs are right by the way) are totally fine when firms like Google and Reddit speak as corporations in favor of socialized Internet.
The FCC is acting as lawless as every by the way. FCC Republicans were kept out of the loop on Chairman Wheeler's new plan, proving this is ideological, not practical. Not that left-wing criticisms of Wheeler are any better. But I'm glad to see both House Republicans like Marsha Blackburn and Ted Cruz in the Senate getting sick of this runaway regulator.
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Question regarding touch screen compared to iPhone / iPod? - Page 2
Monday 15th of March 2010
Being a current nexus one and iPhone user I can say that the touch screen on the iPhone is better. The Nexus One touch screen still has bugs in it. Example, I will touch a button and a button next to it will be clicked. But this may be to blame on software related issues. Also when the line test is done on both the nexus One's lines step and the iPhones's lines don't. The better the touchscreen the fewer the steps when drawing diagonal lines. The Screen on the Nexus One is sharper, but there aren't or probably will be any games that take advantage if it. I just wish the game development community was as refined on android as it was on the Apple App Store.
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Tuesday 23rd of February 2010
HiI just wondered what everyone's feeling is regarding the Nexus One Touchscreen compared to the iPhone?What I mean is, on the iPhone / iPod Touch (which I have) the touch screen is very effortless and scrolls very easily.However, on my girlfriends Samsung Jet, you kinda need to press down on the touchscreen till it registers (with a little vibration) and then you can scroll.I just wondered which one the Nexus One is more like?ThanksStewart
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Hi everyone,My Nexus One fell out of my hands on the street, and cracked the touch screen (digitizer) so bad that my heart shrank to half. The actual Amoled Screen is still intact, seeing how I'm writing this from my Nexus 1, but the Touch Screen (digitizer) part is cracked to bits.I was wondering if anyone could give me step-by-step instructions on how should I replace this part:-What kind of screwdriver I need (the actual name or description of the screwdriver that's needed for opening up the Nexus One, like Torx #5 or something)?-is there some kinda prying tool I need to use-would there be available some schematics step-by-step instructions for me to be able to pull off this job of replacing the digitizer?I would really appreciate any help.with this, my friends, cuz I would hate to destroy such an awesome piece of technology that our beloved Google Nexus One really is...I'm awaiting emails to firstname.lastname@example.com a lot
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Onda Tablet PC V701 Touch Screen Digitizer Panel Replacement Dual Core Edition...
Friday 17th of May 2013
Just broke the touch screen on my tablet, it still works. I have a new screen on order. Wondering if anyone has opened up an Onda v701 and what problems I might run into. Tried finding something on U-Tube but found nothing. If anyone has any tips that you have learned during your experience I would appreciate the help and information.
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Tuesday 27th of November 2012
Hi,My HTC Desire Z is currently having a series of problems and I'm trying to find out if they're related to each other or just individual. The first problem is that my touch screen is not responsive at all. So I figure this has to do with the digitizer. The other problem is that I can't hear anything during calls. I've tested it out and I can hear them when I put it on speaker, so it's not a problem with the call going through. And the other person can hear me. I just can't hear them through the phone's earpiece. So I'm just wondering if there's a chance these problems could be related? Because I can replace the digitizer myself, but if that won't fix the phone problem, I may as well get it fixed by a technician since I wouldn't know how to fix that.Or if anyone knows what might be the problem with the phone's calling issue, please let me know.Thanks
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Saturday 06th of August 2011
Does anyone know how to change a digitizer? ive had my gt540 apart several times to change other bits (LCD Display Screen 3 times) but it doesnt look easy. Can anyone with experience or know-how give me some tips?
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Thursday 11th of July 2013
RE: HTC EVO APA9292 PC36100Subject: Touch Screen UnresponsiveTouch screen on this phone is unresponsive although LCD is good. Read that replacement digitizers are either wide or narrow connections. Any way to determine which applies to this phone without dismantling it? Thanks!
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ZTE AVID N9120 METRO PCS touch screen digitizer unresponsive
Monday 05th of August 2013
my phone's touch screen all the sudden stop working. hold power and up button reboot it to factory settings still not work. clean it, open it and put back together, the same, nothing works. don't know if I buy a new digitizer will fix this. please help let me know if there are any ways that i can try to fix this anyone.Thx.
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Front Housing Assembly LCD + Touch Screen Digitizer replaced . Shut down button..NOW
Friday 30th of August 2013
..Does not work when you push the physical top toggle , when I pull battery it shuts off (of course) ..but when the battery is re-installed it turns on automatically.Shut down wont hi lite. When you press Shut down it hi lites Airplane.Airplane OKRestart OK.Has been clean wipe/reset to new factory start. Not activated and no Apps installed.Device was Professionally repaired w/ HTC Rezound Verizon Front Housing Assembly LCD + Touch Screen Digitizer OEM on eBay! . When finger pressed, the areas all around the screen ,responds / short cuts render quickly.. and all button on screen functions operate as should.Bad Touch Screen Digitizer ..I guess...Back at the Shop ...any suggestions before it comes apart again.?
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legit touch screen digitizer
Sunday 20th of October 2013
hey guys , i ever so slightly cracked my glass on my 2013 nex7. hairline crack and touch screen in unresponsive above the crack but works fine below. i want to purchase a new one that is a true geniune replacement. im guessing its just the touch screen digitizer because the lcd seems fine. i see them on ebay from china for like 35 bucks. im guessing those arent accurate replacements? my question is...where can i buy the real thing so i can do it myself? im hearing there somewhere in the$ 100 and up range . and how will i know if its the great 1920 x1200 display if i have to buy the whole unit including the lcd? from what i read u must buy the glass digitizer AND lcd ,unless u want to do the heat gun thing with the glass which i dont. so it seems i have to get the whole three layers as one and i cant find them anywhere that prove or even say that there genuine and that the lcd would be the same as the asus one. any links or info towards finding my issue to this problem would be helpful. thx
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Play Bridge, Fuengirola
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Updated 10th April 2014 following another visit.
The Manila Restaurant right on the seafront in Fuengirola meets Monday, Thursday and Friday at 2pm on the upper floor of the Cafe.
The frontage of the Manila is Yellow with a covered area in front of the building.
The organiser said they were about to cease playing at the Manila and would move to Doninique's Restaurant about 50m away from Fuengirola centre towards Torreblanca but still on the seafront, directly opposite "The Peseta" sculpture.
At this date I can't 100% confirm these details.
Now playing Monday and Friday only prompt 2.00 pm start.
Located about 100 m north of the Yaramar Hotel (towards Torreblanca) its literally on the front, despite what the directions in the tourist office might tell you.
Usually 5 - 7 tables mostly ex pats.
Los Boliches Bridge Club is primarily ex pats. Usually about 5 or 6 tables and wine is the winning prize.
They are amazingly friendly and it may well be possible turn up without a partner.
This is updated 10th April 2014 following a recent visit.
Table money is €4
Sessions are Tuesday and Thursday at 2pm for a 2:15 start
Tea and bicuits at mid session break too!
Location is in St Andrews Church in Los Boliches, a suburb of Fuengirola.
Avenida de Jesus Santos Rein, and about 100m north of Los Boliches Railway Station on the same side of the road, next to the Scandinavian Cafe.
Car parking can be difficult.
There's plenty of opportunity to play Bridge in Fuengirola unlike many other locations on the Costa del Sol. The prime club is the International ACE Club where they play 5 afternoons a week (no Sunday or Wednesday) starting at 4 pm.
Pretty decent standard and visitors are welcome as pairs and no prior notice is required.
We visited them in December 2005, December 2006 and December 2008. They have a fully working "BridgeMate" scoring system installed - totally opposite to the huge majority of English clubs.
Table money is €4 for visitors.
Mostly English spoken although many spoke Spanish, Swedish, French and Italian.
Parking can be tight but its close enough to the Bus and railway station to walk.
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United Nations report shows native peoples struggle for better health, education and environmental protection.
The authors of the report expect it to have a far-reaching impact on future policy because never before has the indigenous community been able to present "disaggregated data" to expose their conditions as distinct from national populations.
On the health front, for instance, it highlighted indigenous women as disproportionately suffering from violence. "Indigenous women are the most raped women in America but our tribes cannot prosecute the perpetrators," said Charon Asetoyer, an activist of the Comanche tribe, working in South Dakota.
The 1978 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Oliphant v. Suquamish bans tribal courts from prosecuting non-Indian U.S. citizens but according to the Justice Department, one in three indigenous women are raped and 86 percent of the perpetrators are non-indigenous men.
Presently, the only international protection available to indigenous peoples is a non-legally binding U.N. declaration on their human rights, passed in 2007. The next big push will be getting countries to actually implement its provisions.
"There are a couple of decades of work that need to be done by governments but these rights act as a reminder to them," said Tom Goldtooth, a leading indigenous environmentalist in Mississippi.
Bolivia is working the declaration into its national law but countries like United States, Canada and New Zealand have not signed on, expressing reservations about its implications on land rights and claims of self determination.
The most immediate danger, experts warn, is the danger of extinction faced by the "indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation." In the past, limited contact with outsiders has led to outbreaks of whooping cough, small pox and influenza.
While governments continue to deny their existence, the report describes these "uncontacted tribes" as being on the brink of "genocide" due to oil production, timber extraction, drug trafficking and tourism in the Amazonian rainforests.
Plagued by epidemics, the Matsiguenka people living in the south of Peruvian Amazon, had to break their isolation to find help, according Beatriz Huertas, an anthropologist based in Lima who has been working on the problem for two decades.
While recognizing these groups to be in imminent dangers of extinction, the U.N. has failed to provide them with any real protection.
"This agency has not adopted an effective mechanism needed to guarantee the physical and cultural integrity of the most vulnerable," said Huertas.
Despite the gloomy report on their overall condition, the indigenous leaders are asserting their international voice. One small victory came in December at the climate change talks in Copenhagen where they succeeded in getting the U.N. declaration incorporated into the text on preventing deforestation.
This was the first time that any multilateral environmental agreement had made a reference to the indigenous declaration. "We had a very difficult time to get this because several governments like the U.S. did not like it," said Tauli-Corpuz.
The deforestation text, however, will only be finalized at the next climate meeting in Mexico. Goldtooth said, "the language is still not strong enough but we're staying positive."


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She always seems to know just what to wear and when Kate Middleton showed up at the EACH Appeal Launch on Tuesday (November 25), she scored all kinds of style points.
The Duchess of Cambridge selected a gorgeous red dress from Katherine Hooker for her apparel as she launched the East Anglia Children's Hospices at the Norfolk Showground in Norwich, England.
Adding to his already impressive brood, Kevin James is expecting another baby with wife Steffiana de la Cruz.
The "King of Queens" actor's rep confirmed the news to People that the pair is preparing for the birth of their fourth child.
We're finally getting a glimpse at Kate Middleton's second royal baby bump! While greeting attendees of the Place2Be Wellbeing School's Awards reception on Wednesday evening (November 19), the Duchess of Cambridge showed off her budding belly.
Gracing Kensington Palace with her lovely presence, the 32-year-old rocked a satin peplum top by Hobbs and a skit by Jenny Packham.
She's had a big year with multiple film releases and Keira Knightley is ready to celebrate her success with a new addition to the family.
According to Star magazine, the "Begin Again" actress is expecting her first child with husband James Righton.
It's no secret that Scooter Braun is a heavy hitter in the pop music management realm so when he threw his wife Yael Cohen Braun a baby shower, there were plenty of celebrities in the house.
Now that she's on her way to becoming a mother for the second time, Vanessa Lachey feels like she's figured out a few things.
An in her new interview with American Baby magazine, the 34-year-old actress comes clean about her feelings of ambiguity while pregnant with her first baby Camden (now 2 years old).
There's nothing better than good friends and a tasty breakfast, and Kourtney Kardashian enjoyed both during her Sunday morning (November 16) baby shower.
The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star and a bunch of her gal pals all got dressed in their favorite pajamas and headed over to IHOP for the special occasion.
Tending to their royal duties, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in style to the Royal Variety Performance at the London Palladium on Thursday evening (November 13).
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Reds win by a TD
C.Trent is saying that Broxton is at GABP throwing a bullpen.
I'm already in the park. BP event. Think we win for some reason.
PA is playing all " Saturday" including "Saturday's Child" by the Monkees. Am I old if I remember when that song first came out? :P
Warning: seen a lot of Cards fan already-if listening on radio don't be confused with the noise... :(
I suppose Heisey has good numbers against Westbrook.
Last time he was up, Cingrani got nothing to show for seven innings of shutout ball. Here's hoping he's in similar form tonight and the Reds's offense shows up.
cingrani allowed sometimes lots of baserunners/hits and got away with it... I hope he has it tonight => lets win a ballgame
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Jack was so wonky last night! Did you see him try to get off with that tree?
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A feeling of feeling weird, feeling off, almost delirious...
"Everything in my reality was weird, I was definitely feeling wonky"
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The after feeling one gets after smoking weed. It is essentially a high hangover.
This weed will have me feeling wonky for days.
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fucking....fucked up.
dude, that chick is so wonky!
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dude. SHE HAS FREAKING BLUE WAFFLE.
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Wonky (n) - the slight cock eyed, retarded horse like thing you might see on blackpool beach taking obese family members 10 yards down the beach before the 'wonky' collapses. In a sentence - 'Would any of you degenerate, fuckwit chavs like a ride on the wonky'..said mum.'
In a sentence - 'Would any of you degenerate, fuckwit chavs like a ride on the wonky'..said mum.'
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ben- Did you see shelby's eyes?
Patrick- Yeah, they're really wonky.
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Transition in subicular burst firing neurons from epileptiform activity to suppressed state by feedforward inhibition
Article first published online: 3 JUN 2013
DOI: 10.1111/ejn.12262
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Volume 38, Issue 4, pages 2542–2556, August 2013
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Sah, N. and Sikdar, S. K. (2013), Transition in subicular burst firing neurons from epileptiform activity to suppressed state by feedforward inhibition. European Journal of Neuroscience, 38: 2542–2556. doi: 10.1111/ejn.12262
Publication History
- Issue published online: 18 AUG 2013
- Article first published online: 3 JUN 2013
- Manuscript Accepted: 23 APR 2013
- Manuscript Revised: 21 APR 2013
- Manuscript Received: 4 JAN 2013
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- Department of Science and Technology
- Mathematical Biology program at the Indian Institute of Science. Grant Number: SR/S4/MS419/07
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