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The Wellcome Trust are making several changes to the schemes they offer, including a new funding mechanism for collaborative research by teams, and the introduction of seed grants to support researchers who want to develop original and innovative ideas.
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Gas could play an important role as a 'bridging fuel' to a low-carbon economy but it won't be long before gas becomes part of the problem rather than the solution, finds a study involving UCL scientists.
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Succinate, a molecule made when the body breaks down sugars and fats, can cause long-term damage to organs following a heart attack, stroke or transplant according to new research involving UCL scientists. The team behind the study hopes that new therapies will be developed to protect organs from damage following the discovery.
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Galton archive now online
Publication date: 10 July 2014
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Same genes drive maths and reading ability
Publication date: 8 July 2014
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Publication date: 7 July 2014
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Queen's Birthday Honours for the UCL community
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UCL professor wins Kavli Prize in Neuroscience
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UCL commits to openness about animal research
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Professor Claudio Stern from the Department of Cell & Developmental Biology in UCL Division of Biosciences has been elected as a Foreign Honorary Member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (USA) (AAAS). He is one of 16 Foreign Honorary Members, from a total of 204 newly elected candidates for 2014. He is in the category of Cellular and Developmental Biology, Microbiology, and Immunology (including Genetics).

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Don't let those 80-degree highs on Friday and Saturday fool you.Winter isn't ready to go away just yet.By Monday morning, temperatures will drop into the low 20s and on Tuesday morning, forecasters expect it to be in the mid-20s.That would be enough to tie the Fort Worth area with the winter of 1911-1912 for the sixth-most number of freezes on record — 53. And it'll be the most freezes in 34 years since the all-time record of 62 for a season was set during the winter of 1977-78.There's no guarantee this will be the last cold snap, either.Another cold front will move through the area next weekend that could bring freezing temperatures to parts of North Texas."You know March is a crazy month," said National Weather Service meteorologist Joe Harris. "It's the start of the transition between winter and spring. You can call it a roller-coaster ride or you can call it a seesaw. We tend to go back and forth."The average last freeze in the DFW area is March 13 but the latest freeze on record was recorded on April 13 in 1957.The next round of frigid weather isn't expected to cause serious headaches for drivers simply because the ground will be so warm from the 80-degree highs on Friday and Saturday. By the time it gets cold enough, the freezing drizzle should be over."Right now, it's not looking like a major problem," Harris said. "The roads are going to be pretty warm. It would take about six hours at 25 degrees before the freezing drizzle would have an impact. There is a little sleet expected north of the Red River north of Paris and Bonham."Jesse Moore, another weather service meteorologist, said areas north and northwest of the Metroplex could see freezing rain or drizzle during the day, but it's not expected to get below freezing until after sundown in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.And, he added, precipitation is expected to subside before then."We could see anywhere from a quarter of an inch to three-quarters of an inch," Harris said.But as much as freezing temperatures are getting attention, Harris said, the lack of rain is a serious concern."If we don't get enough rain on Sunday, we're going to be hurting," Harris said. "We need two feet of water to fill up reservoirs and that's not going to happen."We really need some rain up near Jacksboro to get into the headwaters of the Trinity. That area up through Wichita Falls, Montague County and back to the west really needs some rain."
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Also, is there any one negotiating book particularly popular with savvy job candidates? I don't know how detail-oriented some of you are, but it seems to me it could be helpful to know what all the popular tactics might be.
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planning on going AG.im doing alot of reading (john palmer etc )and on these threads.
1-do you mix the grain with the water or visa versa?
2-will doughing upset the manifold?
3-when adding sparge water do you add it all at ounce?
or use a sparge sprinkler?
4-john palmer says collect wort and boil normally with your hops etc.
ive also read you collect as much as possible,maybe 7 gal for a 5 gal batch then boil down to 5 gal.
need help. dazed and confused,the more i read the more confused i get. thanks
it's really very easy, and there is no one way to do it. You will do trial and error and figure out what works best for you and your setup.
WHen I dough in I add the grains to the water. This has always worked best for my 5 gallon setup.
I currently batch sparge and do it in 2 separate additions. I drain my initial runnings then add approx 3 gallons of 180* water. Let rest while my second sparge addition heats up. Then do it all again until I have about 7 gallons in my kettle.
thanks chimone-
so your going to boil down to 5 gal ,then start your 60 min boil with hops etc,?
I use the greenbay rackers mash calculator to find my strike temp. then I add the water to my pre heated cooler then dough-in (stir in grain). If you manifold is set up right you sould be fine, what type of manifold are you using? Adding sparge water can be done either way. if you drain the mash tun and then add your sparge water it is called batch sparging. If you start running of and slowly add your sparge water at the same time that is call fly sparging. you are going to boil off at least 1.5 gallons give or take for a 5 gallon batch so collect 7 from the mash/sparge and boil down to 5
damn I gotta brew something
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relax and give an all grain batch a try. You'll find that much of the confusion will go away once you are doing the process. At least that's the way that I learn things. Study, study, study, but then I'm usually pretty uncertain about details. Then as soon as I start actually doing it, things start making a lot more sense.... Of course you'll screw some stuff up, but so what. Soon you'll be AG brewing while doing laundry, surfing the internet, watching TV, and getting dinner ready all at the same time
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I start with 6.25 gallons and end up with 5. I guess it really depends on your boil-off rate, and everyones will be different! the first time it's more of a trial and error type thing!
Still, if you tell us what equipment you'll be using, we can give you our experiences with it. I use my kitchen stove, so my boil off rate will be much different than someone with a banjo burner, for example. I'm sure there are people around who have some experience with whatever equipment you're using.
In my last batch, I DID dislodge my drain tube with my mash paddle. That was a huge mess- so I've learned to be more careful in where and how I stir. I usually put about a gallon into the mash tun, then add some grain, stir, add more water, stir, and more grain, etc. Then I check the temperature in several places to make sure it's uniform and what I need. Occasionally I need to add more hot water, so I have some boiling water ready just in case.
I also batch sparge, because it's easier for me. So, I drain my mash tun completely. Then add the sparge water (at about 174 degrees, so the grain bed is 168) and stir it up. I let it settle for about 10 minutes, then drain that. Don't forget to recirculate the first runnings out of each of these procedures- the first quart or two will be filled with bits of grain and stuff. So just gently pour that back into the mlt, and then drain completely.
Good luck with it- and remember that even if you don't do it perfectly, it'll be fine. Each time you learn a little more, until it's almost routine!
hey guys thanks for all the great info,being confused for me is very easy,im 54 married with children,all ive got is my beer and a rocky patel cigar.pray for me,everybody.
ill be using 2---28qt pots.one for sparge water ,one for the wort boil.and a 10 gal picnic cooler retrofitted.
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If disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong's confession to doping is as complete as many believe, the admission could increase his legal troubles after Oprah Winfrey's OWN TV airs the interview Thursday night.
Armstrong has already lost his battle with the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, which detailed "the most sophisticated, professionalized and successful doping program" in sports when it announced a lifetime ban of the cyclist last October.
The doping charges, corroborated by Armstrong's former teammates, led to his being stripped of seven Tour de France titles. The USADA's findings also gave new momentum to lawsuits against Armstrong, who aggressively defended himself against charges of doping during his career. At least one suit accuses him of fraud.
The lawsuits could take a chunk out of Armstrong's net worth, often estimated at between $100 million and $125 million. And they could unravel part of the web of holding companies, corporations, and investments the former racer and his partners have assembled over the years — a web that's too complicated to describe here, but is laid out in a flowchart by Dimspace.
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A 'whistleblower' lawsuit was reportedly created in 2010 by former Armstrong teammate Floyd Landis against Armstrong and U.S. Postal Service cycling team officials. Landis was himself stripped of the 2006 Tour title for doping, something he has said was part of the team's culture.
The suit reportedly accuses Armstrong and his cycling team of defrauding the U.S. government. Most estimates of the money paid to Armstrong's team range between $30 million and $40 million. In such cases, it's not uncommon for fines and punitive damages to double the amount of money that was initially involved. That could raise the potential total to between $60 million and $80 million.
Landis filed the suit, which remains sealed, under the U.S. False Claims Act, which allows a citizen to sue on behalf of the government. The law would also allow Landis to collect a portion of the money paid in the case. The Department of Justice is expected to join the suit.
A central question is whether the lawsuit should focus more on Armstrong or Tailwind Sports, the corporation that owned his racing team and signed the sponsorship agreements with the U.S. Postal Service.
According to USADA documents, the Postal Service sponsorship contracts name situations that would bring an "event of default." The list includes "any material misrepresentation" as well as "negative publicity associated with an individual rider or team support personnel." It specifically names "failed drug or medical tests, alleged possession, use or sale of banned substances."
SCA Promotions, a Dallas-based company that resisted paying Armstrong millions of dollars in bonuses when his Tour de France wins fell under doping's cloud in 2004, wants its money back.
"SCA will be seeking a return of all performance bonuses paid, including the interest and costs SCA paid to Armstrong at the time, which totals $12 million," Jeff Dorough says. "That does not include other fees and costs SCA may seek."
As for any other possible defendants, Dorough says that SCA is "exploring all options."
Britain's The Sunday Times paid $500,000 to Armstrong in 2006 to settle a libel lawsuit stemming from its publication of excerpts from the book L.A. Confidential. The newspaper is likely to seek the money's return.
This week, the Times took out an ad in The Chicago Tribune, in which it laid out questions it would like Winfrey to ask of Armstrong. It ended with a "p.s." note, in which it said it is pursuing "about $1.5 million" from Armstrong.
South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill said this week that the state is "more than willing" to ask Armstrong to repay what is believed to be as much as several million dollars in appearance fees he earned by riding in the state's Tour Down Under in 2009, 2010, and 2011.
Prize money that Armstrong won for titles may be required to be returned. When it stripped him of the Tour de France wins, the International Cycling Union also urged Armstrong to return the nearly $4 million in prize money that came with the victories.
A federal criminal investigation of Armstrong, which was shut down last February, but could be reopened, if U.S. Attorneys find enough cause. The potential charges in that case range from drug trafficking and supplying illegal drugs to money laundering.
In its expansive "reasoned decision" that laid out its case against Armstrong last October, USADA said that none of the evidence in its report had come from the federal investigation of the cyclist.
USADA head Travis Tygart clarified that he "formally requested copies of non-grand jury evidence from the case," but that "no documents have been received to date."
Tygart wrote that the explanation he received was that the evidence should remain untainted by a public release, in case the Department of Justice chooses to resume the case.
Other legal troubles for Armstrong include potential charges of perjury, as he has previously testified under oath that he did not use performance-enhancing drugs.
For instance, when the SCA Promotions case went to arbitration, Armstrong testified that he had "suspended" ties with Dr. Michele Ferrari after his conviction for sporting fraud and illegally acting as a pharmacist. USADA found his claim to be false. Armstrong also testified under oath in the Sunday Times lawsuit.
There is also a chance that Armstrong could face fraud charges levied by the U.S. Postal Service's major fraud investigations division, as Bloomberg reported Wednesday. Those potential charges could also name Tailwind Sports and its owner, financier and longtime Armstrong partner Thomas Weisel, Bloomberg says.
In addition, groups that paid Armstrong to speak at functions might seek to have their money returned. The former cyclist's standard personal appearance fees is listed at $200,000, on the Total Speakers website.
Armstrong's admission of guilt — at first tacit, and now explicit — led his corporate sponsors to cut ties, as well. As Forbes noted last October, the departures of Nike, Michelob, Trek, and others, along with a drop in appearance requests, will likely cost Armstrong around $15 million annually.
So, why might Armstrong be willing to open up about cheating — and what can he offer to make USADA consider easing his lifetime ban? The answers will come in the coming days and weeks, but many believe that the former cyclist wants to compete again someday, and that he also wants to repair his devastated public image.
Armstrong could offer doping officials an insider's view of what they called a sophisticated and professional system of cheating. The list of people Armstrong could possibly implicate includes doctors and team officials who are also accused of doping.
Former USPS team director Johan Bruyneel, team doctor Dr. Pedro Celaya, and team trainer Jose "Pepe" Marti have ongoing cases stemming from the same investigation that brought Armstrong down. Reports have speculated that the tarnished star might be willing to trade a full and open confession — and details of how they beat the system — for a reduction in his lifetime ban.
But a statement from USADA's Tygart implies that ship has sailed. In October, Tygart wrote that he believed cyclists who confessed "have a chance to leave a legacy far greater for the good of the sport than anything they ever did on a bike."
He added, "Lance Armstrong was given the same opportunity to come forward and be part of the solution. He rejected it."
Still, Armstrong could offer to help an investigation of the International Cycling Union. The sport's governing body has been accused of colluding with athletes who doped — including Armstrong.
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- Fasheki Dec 17, 2008 05:36 PM
Any suggestion for Mexican Cuisine? Not looking for anything expensive, can be casual. Just something close to authentic and fresh!
Any Ideas?!
We totally loved Toloache Mexican Bistro (251 W 50th St, a few steps from the 50th St subway station). HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
you'll find a lot of good threads on this if you search on the manhattan board. but briefly, some of my favorites include tulcingo del valle, noche mexicana, tehuitzingo, mercadito (esp. for ceviche). the first three serve mostly street-food type fare (tacos, sopes, chilaquilles, etc..)
re: JungMann
Do you mean rancid oil? A *lot* of the lower end Mexican places in town occasionally have this problem. I usually avoid the really heavily greasy items, anyway, and opt for the tacos (made with soft tortillas), or else sit out a few months.
re: cimui
I don't know what rancid oil would taste like! But I do know the taste of oil that has been used, re-used and re-used again to excess. It's sort of a cloudy, greasy taste and it was all over the fried tortillas and even on my griddled bread for the torta. Tacos have been getting better and better all over town so I no longer feel the same urge to visit Tulcingo del Valle for something easily found elsewhere. Are there other items on their menu you might recommend?
re: JungMann
cheese chilaquiles with salsa rojo or verde - though not sure how great they'll taste, considering the tortillas are fried in oil. what is it you normally order?
re: ChileRelleno
Nachos, quesadillas, cemitas, tortas, carnitas mostly. Really delicious high-fat foods, so it's a shame when that fat comes out tasting rancid. It's a taste that also extends to their chorizo, though I'm not sure if the skunky flavor there is from dirty oil or just too much cumin.
re: JungMann
ugh, i don't blame you for being a bit down on TdV. rancid oil is pretty foul, esp. since it's so hard to clear the taste from your mouth. i actually had this prob at noche a while back, too. i waited a few weeks and went back, and it was fine.
re: TdV, i don't branch out all that often from tacos because one taco is the perfect size lunch for me and i don't feel too greased out or sleepy, afterwards. i have tried the spicy chicken soup, the brown mole and the al pastor platter. they were well made, but nothing you can't get elsewhere in town. you're pretty close to a lot of other places of the same caliber on the uws and les, both, and there's tehitzingo across the street.
I recommend Cafe El Portal - a little gem in Nolita.
re: small h
ah, taqueria is a good one (though i always feel as though i've eaten a week's worth of meals after even the smallest taco, there. they are truly substantial.) .
i haven't had great experiences at toloache, but the only two times i tried was right after they opened and maybe they weren't fully geared up, then. sounds like i have to give it another go based on all the positive mentions, here.
re: cimui
The food at Toloache is a little precious, and I've only been there once, but I was very, very fond of the avocado fries, the yellowtail ceviche & the huitlacoche taco. Also, they serve grasshoppers. I don't think I want to eat grasshoppers, but it's nice to know that it's available if I change my mind.
Hecho en Dumbo and Tulcingo del Valle are 2 of my favorite authentic, casaul and inexpensive go-to's. I agree with the previous rec's for Toloache, as well.
re: LeahBaila
I have to say that I do not understand why do hounds love Tulcingo del Valle, I do not even like their their tacos al pastor. Don't get me wrong, it's a nice place to go to if you're in the area but I wont get out of my way for their food. I can go to queens for a cemita, a pozole or even a taco if I can't make them home and am craving for them, but I wont travel to HK for tulcingo's food.
I can't mention this place enough, Mole is fantastic. Authentic Mexican-City accented Mexican with all your favorites and more. Their Burrito Enchilado is totally authentic and satisfied my phoenix/so-cal/puerto-V longing for real-deal mexican in the city. Had 4-5 items on the menu and love it. the thing is, it's small, and now very popular in the lower east side. But hey, when the food is real good, who cares. Waits aren't di-fara-terrible.
re: silencespeak
Have you been to Mole recently? Because my experience there in 9/07 (soon after it opened) was so aggressively mediocre that I haven't returned. Here's a thread of mixed reviews, including mine:
I just looked at the menu, and it's still the same mishmosh of Americanized stuff - taco salad, fajitas, chimichangas - and some more interesting (and overpriced) selections. If it were actually better, I'd go back. Is it?
re: small h
I dont see any reason to go to Mole, it was reasonable when they were BYOB, now it does not make much sense to me. I had one very good dish there the first time I went (a cochinita pibil), after that I had a lot of poor and expensive experiences.


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Minnesota 1
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NEWARK, NJ — There's an old saying in sports that seems perfectly a propos when describing the Winnipeg Jets handiwork at the 2013 NHL Draft:
'Any jackass can tear down a barn, but it takes a carpenter to build one.'
The Jets didn't pull off a blockbuster on draft day — that was left to the Vancouver Canucks, who shipped Cory Schneider to the New Jersey Devils for the ninth overall pick — but they did get busy filling a hole on their current roster and restocking their prospect shelves.
Winnipeg made 10 picks and two trades on Sunday, one deal for more draft choices, but the other to acquire winger Michael Frolik from the Chicago Blackhawks for two draft selections. (To read about Joshua Morrissey and some of the other picks, please check out our other stories on winnipegfreepress.com).
"It's an extremely big day for us with the number of picks we had coming in, with the opportunity to pick up a National Hockey League player," said Jets' GM Kevin Cheveldayoff. "We accomplished an awful lot of different things today — at least in our mind. Now, obviously, the drafting side is done and the developing side begins."
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The Jets used their first pick to select Prince Albert defenceman Joshua Morrissey. He put up big offensive numbers last year (15G, 32A) and has been likened to Gary Suter and Niklas Kronwall.
"He's a player that possesses a lot of things that we really like in a defenceman in the way the game is played right now. A great skater, good hockey sense, can move the puck and has a little bit of an edge. He has the elements we think it takes to play at the National Hockey League and be an impact player on defence.
"He's a real character kid, real genuine, hard-working... I just can't say enough about those aspects. That's all part of it, though. The interview process comes into play but it's his play on the ice that speaks for itself."
- Winnipeg acquired F Michael Frolik from Chicago in exchange for the 74th and 134th picks.
- Frolik FYI: Former first-round draft pick of Florida (10th overall in 2006) who had back-to-back 21-goal seasons in his first two years in the NHL. Numbers have dropped since, but he was productive in helping Chicago win the Stanley Cup. He is from Kladno in the Czech Republic, the same hometown as Ondrej Pavelec.
Cheveldayoff on whether Frolik steps into the RW spot on the second line:
"I think we'll still keep looking. That opportunity can be taken by him or we go and get someone else. We don't anoint where players play, they're play dictates where they'll play."
The Jets traded their 61st draft pick to Washington for picks 84, 114, and 127, essentially replacing the two they gave up in the Frolik deal. The Jets entered the draft with 10 picks and, after the two trades, still exited with 10.
"He was ranked extremely high on a lot of lists. Size is probably something where you look and go, 'Huh....' But his hockey sense, his competitiveness, his ability to make other players better, the way he sees the ice... he's a real fun player to watch and when you talk to other players a real fun player to play with."
"A very technically sound goaltender. Unfortunately, he had some injuries later on in the year, but a real student of the game and a real workhorse for his team prior to his injuries. He's someone that (Jets goaltender coach) Wade Flaherty has had an opportunity to see and he was very, very high on this player."
"There's lots of rumours out there. I can't get into it too, too much. I guess if it's choice of his where he does want to go play in Russia I can't compete with that. We'll continue to negotiate and continue to see how it goes from that point on."
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