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Ruff is described in a press release issued by Concord Police Wednesday afternoon as being 5-foot-9 and weighing approximately 180 lbs. He has red or auburn-colored hair and blue eyes. Ruff is known to have a goatee-style beard; however, police say he may have shaved it off since the robbery. Police also say Ruff may be in the Lawrence, Mass., area.
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I sure wish my report was on how good the fishing was last week like it had been the week before.
Bass fishing was about as good as it gets last Sunday on Kerr Lake.
Taking my own recommendation last week to take a day off every once in a while, I spent all day Saturday hanging around the house eating Susan's homemade chili and helping our grandson John eliminate the Halloween candy he wasn't planning to eat.
There was a crowd of boats on the water at sunrise at the new Nutbush ramp when the Anglers Choice Marine North Carolina Division Classic launched this past weekend.
I mentioned in last week's column that Mark Robertson and I were ready to win Brandon Grays Buggs Island Bass Challenge Classic two-day tournament on Kerr Lake last weekend.
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text: e h p o n l i n e . o r g / s c i e n c e - e d ehp LESSON: Protein Puzzles Summary: Students read the EHP Student Edition article "The Shape of Food Allergenicity" and then learn about primary, secondary, and tertiary protein structure. Students then construct a 3-D model of an insulin protein and investigate how protein structure relates to allergens, insulin resistance, and mad cow disease. Graphic Organization and Modeling—This lesson has students organize information graphically (e.g., using figures, graphs, and/or webs) or by creating a model. EHP Article: "The Shape of Food Allergenicity" EHP Student Edition, October 2005, p. A448 http://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/docs/2005/113-7/forum.html Objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to: 1. identify the basic building blocks of proteins; 2. differentiate between primary, secondary, and tertiary structures of proteins; and 3. list examples of how protein structure relates to its functionality. Class Time: 2 hours for Steps 1 and 2 4 hours for Steps 1, 2, and 3 Grade Level: 9–12 Subjects Addressed: Biology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Environmental Health, Health Prepping the Lesson (20–25 minutes) INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Obtain a class set of EHP Student Edition, October 2005, or download the article "The Shape of Food Allergenicity" at http://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/docs/2005/113-7/forum.html. 2. Make copies of the Student Instructions, including the page titled "The Insulin Protein Puzzle." 3. Reserve computer lab space and gather the materials. If students do not have Internet access, then print and copy the webpages for students to be able to complete Step 3. 4. Review the article and Student Instructions. MATERIALS: • 1 copy of EHP Student Edition, October 2005, or 1 copy of "The Shape of Food Allergenicity" per student • 1 copy of Student Instructions, including the page titled "The Insulin Protein Puzzle" per student • 1 set of coloring markers per group • Scissors, per student or group as available • Clear tape, per group • Computers with Internet access, or copies of the webpages listed in Step 3. VOCABULARY: • allergen • alpha (α)-helix • amino acids • atom • beta (β)-sheet • carbohydrate • element • enzymes EHP Lesson | Protein Puzzles Page 2 of 9 • genes • insulin • molecule • peptide • polypeptide • primary structure • protein • secondary structure • tertiary structure BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The article, assessment section, and student handouts provide sufficient information. RESOURCES: Environmental Health Perspectives, Environews by Topic page. Choose Molecular Biology, Proteomics, http://ehp.niehs.nih.gov/topic Entrez Protein databases, NCBI, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=Protein Insulin: Monomers, Dimers, and Hexamers, University of London, http://www.med.unibs.it/~marchesi/pps97/course/section11/insulin.html Insulin Resistance and Pre-diabetes, National Diabetes Information Clearinghouse, http://diabetes.niddk.nih.gov/dm/pubs/insulinresistance/ Principles of Protein Structure, Birbeck College, http://www.cryst.bbk.ac.uk/PPS2/top.html Proteins, Virtual Chembook, http://www.elmhurst.edu/~chm/vchembook/565proteins.html Protein Structure, http://web.indstate.edu/thcme/mwking/protein-structure.html Protein Structure and Function, http://medweb.bham.ac.uk/bmedsci/bms2/chime/structure/structure.html Implementing the Lesson INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Have students read the article "The Shape of Food Allergenicity." 2. Review amino acids, proteins, and protein structure as needed. 3. Hand out the Student Instructions, including the page titled "The Insulin Protein Puzzle." 4. Review the instructions on constructing a model of the insulin protein under Step 2. Students will build their insulin protein individually but will share scissors, tape, and markers as needed. Some tips to help the students build their model: a) Cut the strips by rows (not columns) since they are already sequentially numbered. b) Point out that there will be two separate strips labeled "a" and "b." c) When the students make their spiral (secondary structure) they can wrap the strip around their finger loosely and then tape. 5. In order to complete Step 3, students will need either Internet access or printouts of the webpages listed under Step 3 in the Student Instructions. NOTES & HELPFUL HINTS: • Depending on how advanced your students are, you may consider having the class investigate the types of bonds in the primary, secondary, and tertiary protein structures. Students could even draw the chemical structure on each amino acid and properly align the areas of the amino acid that bond in each structural level. Aligning with Standards SKILLS USED OR DEVELOPED: • classification • comprehension • critical thinking and response • manipulation • research SPECIFIC CONTENT ADDRESSED: • amino acids • proteins e h p o n l i n e . o r g / s c i e n c e - e d EHP Lesson | Protein Puzzles Page 3 of 9 • protein structure • allergens • insulin • mad cow disease NATIONAL SCIENCE EDUCATION STANDARDS MET: Unifying Concepts and Processes Standard • Systems, order, and organization • Evidence, models, and explanation • Form and function Science As Inquiry • Abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry • Understanding about scientific inquiry Physical Science Standards • Structure and properties of matter Life Science Standards • The cell • Matter, energy, and organization in living systems Science and Technology Standards • Abilities of technical design • Understanding about science and technology Science in Personal and Social Perspectives Standard • Personal and community health • Environmental quality • Natural and human-induced hazards Assessing the Lesson Step 2: Students color, cut out, and assemble the insulin model. Make sure the amino acids are colored and are in the proper primary sequence (following the sequential numbering for each a and b strand). Check that the proper sections of the protein are spiraled in an α-helix (amino acids are labeled with H). Check that the tertiary structure is properly "bonded" (S1, S2, and S3 labels are matched). 1.a. Which two amino acids occur the most in insulin? Spell out the full amino acid name instead of the abbreviation. Cystine (there are 6) and Leucine (there are 6) 1.b. Which two amino acids occur only once in insulin? Spell out the full amino acid name instead of the abbreviation. Lysine and Proline 3.a. Which protein structural level does taping the amino acids together in a linear fashion represent? Primary 4.a. Which protein structural level does wrapping the protein around your finger represent? Secondary 4.b. Does insulin have an α-helix, β-sheet structure, or both? Both 5.a. Which protein structural level does taping the S's (sulfide bonds) together represent? Tertiary e h p o n l i n e . o r g / s c i e n c e - e d EHP Lesson | Protein Puzzles Page 4 of 9 Step 3: Describe how the 3-D shape of a protein may be related to the following. Students will need to do research on the Internet to answer questions 2 and 3. 1. Proteins that cause allergic responses. This answer is found in the article "The Shape of Food Allergenicity." The scientists hypothesize that the tertiary structure of the protein generates strong bonds, making the protein stable and resistant to digestion. 2. Insulin resistance is the cause of type 2 diabetes, the most common form of diabetes. Insulin works by fitting into a special insulin receptor on cells. When the insulin is on the receptor, the cell is "unlocked," and glucose can go from the blood into the cell. Insulin resistance appears to have both a genetic component and a physical component (being overweight). In both circumstances it is believed that the shape of the receptor is altered. This relates to the 3-D structure of the protein because the protein will not fit properly into the receptor in order to give the signal to allow glucose into the cell from the blood. 3. Prions are proteins located on a cell's plasma membrane. The highest concentration of prions are on cells in the central nervous system. The function of a normal prion is unknown. Mad cow disease is caused by a "rogue" prion. The secondary and tertiary structures of a rogue prion are altered (the primary structure or amino acid sequence remains the same). The secondary structure of a normal prion is an α-helix, whereas the secondary structure of a rogue prion is the β-sheet. Alterations in the secondary structure also affect the shape of the tertiary structure because bonding occurs in different places. Authors and Reviewers Author: Stefani Hines, University of New Mexico Reviewers: Susan Booker, Liam O'Fallon, Lisa Pitman, Wendy Stephan, Kimberly Thigpen Tart Images: courtesy of Tudor I. Oprea, University of New Mexico e h p o n l i n e . o r g / s c i e n c e - e d ehp STUDENT INSTRUCTIONS: Protein Puzzles Step 1: Read the article "The Shape of Food Allergenicity," EHP Student Edition, October 2005, p. A448. Step 2: Read the information below and follow the instructions to build an insulin protein model. You probably already know that atoms, the smallest representative sample of an element, bond together to form molecules. Different atoms of elements (like carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen) bond together in different amounts and different ways to form the billions of chemicals that make up everything in our universe. Living things tend to create complex molecules in order to do specific jobs to maintain life. Some of the complex molecules that help life function are carbohydrates, fats, steroids, and proteins. Some of these molecules are used in cell structure, others are "active" compounds that move or change chemicals. Proteins are a class of chemicals that participate in every function of the living cell, including structural support for the cell, muscle movement, breaking down chemicals (these proteins are called enzymes), turning genes off or on, or cell signaling. Proteins play a very important role in biology and biochemistry. You can differentiate proteins from other chemicals in a living thing because proteins are made up of amino acids. Proteins also often have complex multidimensional structures. There are 22 amino acids. The human body uses 20 of these amino acids and can make 10 of them on its own. The other 10 we have to get through eating. When amino acids bond together they are called peptides. "Polypeptide" is simply another name for a protein, where many amino acids are joined together (poly = many). There are proteins that are very short, such as the artificial sweetener aspartame, which is a dipeptide (two amino acids bonded). And there are proteins that contain several thousand amino acids. When many amino acids bond together, the molecules can get quite large compared to the rest of its microscopic cellular surroundings. Imagine trying to stretch out a 50-foot rope in a 10 x 10 foot room. You would not be able to fully extend the rope into a straight position. You would need to bend or curve the rope, or pile it upon itself. Large proteins face a similar challenge, so they fold in upon themselves to generate a three-dimensional (3-D) structure. There are three parts to this 3-D structure. The primary structure is the amino acid "chain" bonded together (Figure 1), much like the "straight" rope in our analogy. The order and type of amino acids in this primary structure are what define a specific protein. The amino acid type, order, and number are different for the hemoglobin protein (which carries oxygen in the blood) compared to the insulin protein (which manages sugar in the blood). Figure 1: Portion of a peptide chain, the primary protein structure. e h p o n l i n e . o r g / s c i e n c e - e d EHP Lesson | Protein Puzzles Page 6 of 9 The secondary structure of a protein is the first step of a protein "folding in" on itself. The secondary structure folding is typically in a regular, repetitive pattern, like an alpha (α)-helix, or spiral, or a beta (β)-sheet (Figure 2). For an α-helix structure, imagine taking your rope and swirling it into a circular pile. Then imagine that where each part of the rope touches the rope above and below, they stick together or bond. For a β-sheet you would fold the rope so there are many parallel strands, like making compressed S's or zigzags. The pieces of rope (or protein) that are parallel or next to each other would bond. The bonds are what stabilize the secondary structure. Figure 2: Three-dimensional model of the insulin protein. The third part of the protein structure is called the tertiary structure (Figure 2). This is additional bending and kinking of the secondary structure to compress the protein even more. Like the primary and secondary structures, the tertiary structure is formed and held by bonds. The really interesting feature of the protein's tertiary structure is its function beyond saving space. The hills and valleys of the outside of the protein act like a key that fits to a specific lock or a puzzle piece. When the key or puzzle piece fits with its intended counterpart, the protein is doing its job—like carrying oxygen, stimulating the release of hormones, or fighting off infection. e h p o n l i n e . o r g / s c i e n c e - e d EHP Lesson | Protein Puzzles Page 7 of 9 Now you are going to build a model of a protein called insulin. Insulin helps regulate the amount of sugar in our blood. People who do not release enough insulin or whose insulin becomes less effective get a disease called diabetes. If diabetes is left untreated, the excess sugar in the body can cause blindness, kidney damage, artery damage, or death. Diabetes can be prevented or managed through a healthy diet of fruit, vegetables, "good" fats (like the fat in nuts, olives, and fish), plenty of water, and exercise. Extreme cases of diabetes require that a person inject insulin into their bodies near meal time. Follow the steps to build a model of the protein insulin and answer the questions. 1. Refer to the handout titled "The Insulin Protein Puzzle." Color each amino acid rectangle in Table 2 with the assigned color found in the parenthesis next to the amino acid name and abbreviation in Table 1. 1.a. Which two amino acids occur the most in insulin? Using Table 1 on the "Insulin Protein Puzzle" handout, spell out the full amino acid name instead of the abbreviation. 1.b. Which two amino acids occur only once in insulin? Spell out the full amino acid name instead of the abbreviation. 2. Cut out the colored amino acid rectangles. You will save time and effort if you cut in rows (rather than cutting out individual squares) keeping the sequential numbering. 3. Tape the amino acids in the numbered sequence for each strand (a and b). You will end up with two straight strands (1a–21a and 1b–30b). 3.a. Which protein structural level does taping the amino acids together in a linear fashion represent? 4. Spiral the paper sections that are labeled with sequential H's (e.g., 1a–8a). Tape the helix so that it is stable. You may find it helpful to loosely wrap the paper around your finger, then tape the paper. 4.a. Which protein structural level does spiraling represent? 4.b. Does insulin have an α-helix structure, β-sheet structure, or both? e h p o n l i n e . o r g / s c i e n c e - e d EHP Lesson | Protein Puzzles Page 8 of 9 5. Next, tape together the corresponding "disulfide bonds" labeled with S in the upper right-hand corner of some of the amino acids rectangles (pair S1 with S1, S2 with S2, etc.). 5.a. Which protein structural level does taping the S's (sulfide bonds) together represent? Step 3: Refer to the article "The Shape of Food Allergenicity" to answer question 1 below. You will need to do research on the Internet to answer questions 2 and 3, unless your teacher made copies of the webpages. The website addresses are provided for each corresponding question. Describe how the 3-D shape of a protein may be related to the following: 1. Proteins can cause allergic responses. 2. Insulin resistance in the cell is one mechanism for diabetes. Insulin resistance can be caused by genetics, obesity, or a combination of the two. Clinical course of genetic diseases of the insulin receptor (type A and Rabson-Mendenhall syndromes): a 30-year prospective. (Abstract) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=15232309 Fat Cell Hormone Promotes Type 2 Diabetes, National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, http://www.niddk.nih.gov/welcome/releases/1-01.htm 3. Prions are proteins located on a cell's plasma membrane. The highest concentration of prions are on cells in the central nervous system. The function of a normal prion is unknown. Mad cow disease is caused by "rogue" prions. Prions: Infectious Proteins Responsible for Mad Cow Disease, http://www.bioteach.ubc.ca/Biomedicine/Prions/ e h p o n l i n e . o r g / s c i e n c e - e d EHP Lesson | Protein Puzzles Page 9 of 9 The Insulin Protein Puzzle Table 1: The Amino Acids and Their Abbreviations Essential Amino Acids Nonessential Amino Acids (those the human body cannot generate on its own) (those the human body can generate on its own) Tryptophan—Trp (not found in the insulin protein) Lysine—Lys—(blue stripes) Tyrosine—Tyr—(red dots) Methionine––Met (not found in the insulin protein) Glycine—Gly—(red) Phenylalanine—Phe—(orange dots) Serine—Ser—(green dots) Threonine—Thr—(black dots)) Glutamic acid—Glu—(blue) Valine—Val—(orange) Aspartic acid––Asp (not found in the insulin protein) Leucine—Leu—(green dots) Cystine—Cys—(purple) Isoleucine—Ile—(yellow) Proline—Pro—(purple stripes) Histidine—His—(brown dots) Alanine—Ala—(green stripes) (essential in children) Aspargine—Asn—(purple dots) Arginine—Arg—(orange stripes) Glutamine—Gln—(green) (essential in children) Table 2: Insulin Amino Acids to Cut Out 1a H 2a H 3a H 4a H S1 5a H Gly Ile Val Glu Gln 6a H 7a H S2 8a H 9a 10a Cys Cys Thr Ser Ile 11a S1 12a 13a 14a 15a H Cys Ser Leu Tyr Gln 16a H 17a H 18a H 19a H 20a S3 Leu Glu Asn Tyr Cys 21a 1b 2b 3b Asn Phe Val Asn 4b 5b 6b 7b S2 8b Gln His Leu Cys Gly 9b H 10b H 11b H 12b H 13b H Ser His Leu Val Glu 14b H 15b H 16b H 17b H 18b H Ala Leu Tyr Leu Val 19b H S3 20b 21b 22b 23b Cys Gly Glu Arg Gly 24b 25b 26b 27b 28b Phe Phe Tyr Thr Pro 29b 30b Lys Ala e h p o n l i n e . o r g / s c i e n c e - e d


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Racing Metro director of rugby Pierre Berbizier has been cited for comments made following his side's narrow 21-17 loss to Clermont Auvergne in Friday night's Top 14 playoff match.
The former French coach launched a scathing attack on assistant referee Christophe Berdos after watching his side lose lock Santiago Dellape to the sin bin following an off the ball altercation with Morgan Parra. He then followed it up on Sunday with an attack on Ligue National de Rugby (LNR) president Pierre-Yves Revol on the France 2 television channel.
"You can't get away from the fact that the game changed," he told Sudradio. "Mr Berdos turned the game with the yellow card. I don't know what he's been doing but his refereeing has been very, very severe. My players did not deserve it. We are asked to respect referees but you understand it will be difficult after that. I will never respect Mr Berdos again."
Suitably riled, Berbizier then launched his attack on Revol, who he claimed was a hypocrite. "We don't need to see the fake smiles of Mr Revol," he claimed. "After all the thanks, let him go to the referee's changing room first."
On Sunday he was at it again, this time on French TV. "I'd ask [Revol] to recall the 1993 final between Grenoble and Castres, of which he was president, and how that game was won in the most scandalous way," he said. "I often find that it is those who claim to be a defender of values that tend to be the one who don't respect those values."
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Arrive in Boston, Massachusetts, and check in to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to relax or begin acquainting yourself with the city. This evening, get to know your fellow travelers at an included dinner.
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An expert local guide leads this morning's sightseeing tour of Boston, one of the oldest cities in America and a major player in the Revolutionary War. Your tour begins on the Freedom Trail, where you'll sweep through two and a half centuries of American history as you follow the red line that connects the 16 most important historic sites in Boston. Highlights include Old North Church, the Old South Meeting House, Paul Revere's House, Faneuil Hall, the site of the Boston Massacre, the Old State House, King's Chapel, the Granary Burial Ground, the Massachusetts State House and the Boston Common. Your tour concludes in Harvard Square, where you'll have free time to wander through the university's campus and browse the charming shops nearby. This afternoon, you're free to explore the city on your own or consider joining our optional seafood lunch, followed by a visit to the Prudential Skywalk for a bird's-eye view of the city.
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Ever wonder where the British fired "the shot heard 'round the world"? As you leave Boston for Lexington and Concord, you'll tread the same ground where the first shots rang out and the Revolutionary War officially began. Here, a local guide helps you discover how the Minutemen forced the British to retreat back over the Old North Bridge, starting what would come to be known as the Siege of Boston. Later this afternoon, continue on to quaint Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Your Tour Director will help you get oriented in this 17th-century town, showing off Market Square, Prescott Park and the extensive outdoor Strawbery Banke Museum.
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This morning, leave New Hampshire behind as you travel north to Kennebunkport, one of Maine's best-known resort towns and a perfect spot to relax in. Your Tour Director gives you a quick tour of the town, and then you're free to explore the lovely beaches, coves and streets lined with shops and cafes. Later, transfer to Portland, where your Tour Director will show you around Old Port, a neighborhood crammed with independent bookshops and quaint boutiques. Your day ends in one of Maine's coastal gems, Boothbay Harbor.
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Set on a peninsula, Boothbay Harbor is an old-time fishing village that has become a favorite vacation spot for locals and out-of-towners alike. Explore Boothbay's many shops and galleries on your own—and take in its unparalleled views—or consider joining a whale watching optional excursion. Please note: The whale watching optional excursion is weather dependent. Later this evening, tie on a bib and feast on an included lobster dinner.
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Leave the cities of the Northeast behind as you make your way to Cape Cod. On route, stop in Plymouth, Massachusetts' first settlement, to see the famed Plymouth Rock. Later today, settle in to your hotel on Cape Cod.
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Spend today exploring the beach towns of Cape Cod on your own, or you may choose to join an optional excursion to Martha's Vineyard, a quaint island escape south of the Cape. On the Vineyard, take in the Colonial charm of Edgartown and Gay Head as you tour the iconic island and explore its many shops, cafes, beaches and bluffs. Head back to your hotel for your last night on Cape Cod.
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Hop aboard a ferry for a day of exploration and discovery on the beautiful island of Martha's Vineyard, known for its many-hued "gingerbread" Victorian homes, its sea-captain houses in Edgartown and its laid-back resort culture. After touring the island and enjoying a seafood lunch in Oak Bluffs, you'll have free time to peruse the island's charming shops and galleries. Don't forget to stop by the famous Black Dog Cafe! Please note: This optional excursion is seasonal and runs from May through mid-October.
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Round-trip flights arrive in and depart from Boston. All included transportation on this tour is by private motor coach. Boston is a walking city, but the city's metro system—known to locals as the T—is affordable and easily accessible. With that said, Boston's streets are not laid out in a grid pattern; asking your Tour Director for directions is advised.
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100 Words Or LessContinuing where Issue #1 left off, the Birds do battle with the mysterious woman and Black Canary struggles to find out who she really is. Much action ensues and soon, the team finds themselves on the other side of the law. Black Canary must try to clear her name and the team must try to save the Penguin before it's too late. And has Oracle met her match? And if the Birds can't stop the mystery woman in time, who will be the first to die?
So Then I Said...This entire issue was, more or less, a couple of fights in an alley. After they take on the mystery woman, they find out they've been set up and now must escape from the police. I like this issue, although it didn't match the explosiveness of the premiere issue. There's a lot of fighting and Ed Benes did a great job, capturing the speed and movement of the fisticuffs. Gail Simone also does a good job, showing the turmoil inside Black Canary and Oracle's head, as one tries to figure out who this woman is and the other deals with a surprise call she gets.
I feel the four main members of the team work well together but I'm not entirely sure about Hawk & Dove. I feel they need to prove themselves a bit more in order to be seen as main members (and not just new recruits in a secondary role). Again, I haven't read any previous DC material so perhaps Hawk & Dove have more than proven themselves during Blackest Night (I hear Dove did destroy most of the Black Lantern Corp, though). But in the scope of this title, I still don't know why Oracle recruited them over any other DC superhero (don't tell me it's simply because their names are of birds). Some clarification there would be nice. Also, why is the team protecting the Penguin again and trying to save his life? Isn't he a bad guy? Shouldn't they turn him over to the cops, considering they state in this issue he's a reputed mobster?


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Egypt's president-elect Mohamed Mursi 370 (R).
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Hedwig Hoppe
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Exhibition: 7 June - 19 July 2014
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The oca-gallery-berlin is pleased to present the latest works by Hedwig Hoppe (b.1984, Cologne) in the alles im eimer, alles vorbei exhibition. In her new photography cycle milk, 2014, we see the artist in a series of self-portraits (half-figure) in front of a dark background. She wears a plain linen shirt, her arm is stretched upwards, and she is holding a sword; a porcelain cast, like a prosthesis, sits on her exposed left breast. Both the pose, taken directly from classical antiquity, and the prosthetic breast, allude to the Greek myth of the warlike amazons (more directly to a statue of an amazon by the Greek sculptor Phidias, which has been handed down as a roman copy of the original). Amazon women are said to have amputated one of their breasts in order to be able to stretch their bows (like men) and defend themselves (as a free people). According to the legend, they gave their children horse's milk rather than their own milk "to instill in them courage, the love of war, and vigour, and to avoid any awkwardness if they should have to go into the field and into war." (c. m. guyon: history of the amazons, 1763). While the ancient Greeks understood the amazons as martial with the ability to inspire dread, 19th century art portrayed them more as femmes-fatales, while in the 20th century they became emblematic of the self-confident, independent woman. The giving of milk is reminiscent of the Mary Lactans pictorial tradition and therefore, in the broadest sense, of a completely different, christian tradition of painting the nurturing and ultimately suffering mother. In milk, Hoppe shows the image of a deep (self) rift between two extreme archetypes of "woman", whose conflicting values only seem to have been resolved in today's society.
The photo works bobby (2012) and electrical banana (2013) also reflect this unresolvable contradiction between (artistic) self-realization and freedom on the one hand, and routine household practices on the other. In the former, a pregnant Hoppe sits in sparkly boots on a disco speaker in some pictures, on a bobby car in others. In electrical banana, she is wearing hip street wear and dancing ecstatically between the dining table and children's chairs in her own living room. the focus alternates from a domesticated family idyll to a "contaminated" atmosphere in which life only seems possible with a gas mask.
In alles im eimer, alles vorbei (2013), after which the exhibition is named, Hoppe presents, in a glass display case, a collection of love letters from an amour fou in the gdr of the 1970s and 80s. in an audio installation, the artist reads the man's words to his "sweetheart" far away with great empathy. Full of insecurity and anxiety about the fidelity of his wife, he confesses his true love for her over and again in clumsy poetry. At the same time, his descriptions of everyday scenes portray a gloomy, at times inescapable work life in the former gdr. The life he describes now seems strangely antiquated, just like "traditional" wooden glass cabinets in the context of 21st century museums, but it is nonetheless, or precisely for this reason, very touching.
In an earlier work, friendly fire (2009), Hoppe shoots a series of self-portraits on super-8 film. in a completely darkened room, we only see a frontal view of the artist flash up for split seconds at a time against a neutral background. She holds a flash device in front of her with both hands that in turn beams directly into the camera and acts as the trigger for a lighting device positioned behind the camera. each scene is only illuminated for a second, which splits the series of images on the film roll into individual shots, the moving image thereby acting as a series of photographs. The photography is itself alluded to in a space that reminds us of a darkroom in which the chemical compositions of the photo emulsion of the negative film are developed. In this space, the artist is both the trigger and object of her own image "development" process. The flashes are a visually grueling experience for viewers, reminiscent of a specific series of optical stimuli, like the stroboscopic effect in a disco. Seen this way, the "self-illumination" plays with the traditional self-portrait genre that emerged in the renaissance. Hoppe ironically questions the portrait's claim to represent a personality "under the surface". Instead, she uses the film as a serial producer of the portrait, setting the one expression-projecting image against a series that is constantly in process and which the viewer has trouble following.


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DWF named top management team at The Lawyer Management Awards
Addleshaws installs regional office heads as former Manchester chief quits for PwC
Lord Neuberger picks five top cases ahead of Supreme Court anniversary
Briefings from Nabarro
Nominating an adjudicator — getting it right
Choosing the right adjudicator to decide your dispute can be one of the most important and difficult aspects of the adjudication process.
Liberty v Cuddy (3): is the court acting as a bondsman?
In this case, the court considered a payment of funds into court as an alternative remedy to specific performance to deliver security documentation.
Analysis from The Lawyer
Nabarro plays catch-up on technology as senior partner Stedman reveals priorities for IT investment
Nabarro senior partner and self-confessed "IT geek" Graham Stedman is heralding a major set of investments in technology ahead of the firm's move to 125 London Wall this year.
Professional negligence: Claims vs reality
Clients are more willing to bring claims against professional service providers but the risk to defendants is not as dramatic as it might seem