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Classical and historical archaeology is a key focus of Archaeology at Southampton.
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Within our general interest in questions of social and cultural change, we are currently exploring specific issues such as the structure and organisation Roman Empire, and broader areas such as the origins of capitalism, colonialism, social power, material culture and identity, architecture, urbanism and built space.
In Classical archaeology we are currently engaged in a number of large scale field projects, including work in Etruscan and Roman Italy, in Crete, in Roman Egypt, Spain and East Africa, and through analyses of Roman trade through material culture science. We make innovative use of emerging scientific technologies alongside our social focus, including technologies of field survey, materials analysis and digital representation.
Our work in medieval and historical archaeology has an interdisciplinary flavour, and our recent work has both consolidated a range of themes and set new agendas for research. The Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Culture also brings together scholars from across Humanities. As ever, the social forms the bedrock of our engagements with archaeology. Specifically in the contexts of material culture, architecture, landscape and food.
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Minaret of Jam archaeological project
Roman towns in the Tiber Valley
Preliminary investigations at El Gandul, Seville Province, Andalucia (Cuidades Romanas project)
Emergence of European communities project
Identity and the life course in Islamic Écija
Kravel project: The survey and recording of an early sixteenth century wreck in the Baltic
Guernsey medieval wrecks project
St Laurence's Chapel - Bradford-on-Avon
Noviodunum archaeological project
The survey of Hisn al-Bab, Aswan, Egypt
WG Hoskins and the making of landscape archaeology
The Three Valleys survey project, Hampshire
Age and gender in the roman empire
Landscape archaeology of Hayton, East Yorkshire
Adulis - a port on the Red Sea, Eritrea
Public architecture in Roman Britain
Isle of Wight medieval landscape project
Pompeii Project: Urban development in Pompeii: a case study of Insula 9 of Regio I
Saxon fish weirs in the Blackwater Estuary, Essex
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Bullied boy at Chattanooga's Hunter Middle School speaks up for other victims
As a parent of a student at Hunter Middle School, this sickens me. I personally went to the head of the school when I heard these rumors months ago and was told that the incident had been exaggerated and the problem had been resolved. Hello.... this incident has been swept under the rug since the begining. These students should be expelled and not welcomed back to our community. If these were adults, they would be arrested and a court date set. We as parents need to know this stuff so we can protect and teach our kids accordingly. Hunter Middle School better address this with the comminity ASAP, the kids need to feel safe when they go to school. Gonna be a long week for the principals at Hunter this week!
Red Bank mayor's sons are ex-chief's landlord
AND??????? Seriously, we care why? Give it a rest, this Red Bank mess is old news....
Woman regrets dropping complaint
I love how these "tales" keep getting bigger and bigger...let me guess...you once caught a fish as big as the moon too???? Let's be honest here Mrs. Lewis if it was that big of a deal, why would you drop that complaint????
Chief Sneed
Well, it seems to me that in a town full of elected criminals and officers that can't even follow laws, Red Bank was lucky to have someone in charge not willing to look the other way. And think about it, if the head of the department can be tossed out so easily....then why would his supporting officers defend him? That would be asking for their walking papers..... I say kudos Mr. Sneed for reminding people who believe they are above the law, that they indeed are not.


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Hutcheson Medical Center will be auctioned in August to the highest bidder on the Catoosa County courthouse's steps, if Erlanger Health System has its way.
Officials with the Erlanger Health System on Thursday announced they initiated formal foreclosure proceedings against Fort Oglethorpe-based hospital as part of the effort to recoup some $22 million that Chattanooga-based Erlanger loaned to Hutcheson during the two years it managed Hutcheson.
Erlanger's Board Chairman Donnie Hutcherson said in a statement, "We have acted in good faith with regards to Hutcheson, but the time has come to expect repayment."
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Tonight, the daddy-daughter duo will graduate with honor from Ivy Tech Community College-Northeast.
We didn't know how the timing was going to work out, Nina said. He came in a semester or two after I started, so we didn't know about the timeline for sure.
We hoped we could graduate together, but we weren't sure.
The Bibbos will join their 1,240 classmates as two of Ivy Tech's newest graduates during the 44th annual commencement ceremony at Memorial Coliseum.
Robert, 48, will graduate with an associate degree in computer information technology.
I've just always been sort of a geek and computer nerd, he said with a laugh.
Nina, 21, will graduate with an associate degree in respiratory care and a 4.0 grade-point average – something Robert can't help but brag about.
He's proud of me, I guess, the self-proclaimed daddy's girl said.
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It's been a winding road to graduation for both Bibbos.
Nina had her daughter, Iiley, now 4, when she was 16 years old.
Nina dropped out of high school during her sophomore year to care for her, but she knew she wanted to go to college.
She was born in October, and I started at Ivy Tech the following August.
Nina said she had taken classes over the summer and earned her GED certification.
The field of health care has always been on her radar, she said.
And respiratory care seemed like an especially good fit because she'd struggled with asthma as a child.
She's lucky that she found something that she loves to do so early in life, Robert said. My jobs have always sort of picked me – not the other way around.
Robert worked at Office Furniture USA, started two companies – Abracadabra Detail and Paintball USA – and had a family before he eventually joined the Army before his 40th birthday.
He served in Iraq from December 2008 to December 2012 as a specialist in the 76th infantry brigade combat team.
But when he returned, he decided it was time to start down a new path.
Robert said coming to Ivy Tech and participating in its New Venture Competition – which he won in 2013 – has been one of the highlights of my life.
The New Venture Competition awards a student or alumnus entrepreneur with funding to help start a business.
Robert won last year's contest and $20,000 for his company American Combat Veteran Clothing, which offers military-themed clothing and accessories.
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Although the Bibbos would love to walk across the stage together at graduation, Ivy Tech guides students through commencement by areas of study and not alphabetically, Nina explained.
But that won't dull the excitement of seeing each other pick up a diploma and turning their tassels together.
I just keep picturing that picture that we'll take after graduation, with us in our honor cords standing together, Nina said, turning to her father, who smiled.
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... Louisa Yan The government's programme to provide free flu shots to the vulnerable has proved successful with the number of flu patients declining in recent days, the Hospital Authority chief said yesterday. Only two outbreaks affecting just over 40 people were recorded in the last week of last month. There were 11 influenza outbreaks which had affected about 280 people ...http://www.scmp.com/article/448252/free-vaccination-scheme-pays-fewer-flu-patients
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When Oprah Winfrey left her phenomenal daily talk show, it was with the intention to launch and maintain her own TV network, OWN. Since then, the multi-million network has been plagued with difficulty and financial stress - losing a reputed staggering $330 million.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Industry insiders predict the channel will be off the air within a year unless the former Queen of Daytime Chat can turn the channel around - and pronto.
While ratings have improved with the show, "Oprah's Next Chapter," it has struggled since the get-go with ratings of just 308,000 daily. Many believe that the shows in which Winfrey does not appear are not popular with viewers.
Discovery, which partnered with Winfrey to launch the network and has been underwriting its costs, has invested nearly $600 million in it since 2008. Since hitting the airwaves in January of 2011, it has been rapidly losing viewers and dollars invested.
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After three months of falling prices at the pumps, the cost of gasoline is on the rise again across most of Nevada.
For the first time since October, the average price for a gallon
of regular unleaded has increased to a statewide average of
two-dollars-32 cents.
That's five cents more than a month ago and 43 cents higher than
January 2005.
Triple A of Nevada reports that the increase makes Nevada's
average equal to the national average of two-dollars-32 cents.
Nevada traditionally has some of the highest gas prices in the
country, but Triple A spokesman Michael Geeser says that changed
this fall after a series of hurricanes disrupted production in the
Gulf of Mexico.
Geeser says prices traditionally go up in January as a result of
scheduled maintenance at California refiners. The rising cost of
crude oil helped push the price up more than usual this time
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dropped a nickel over the past month to two-dollars-17-cents. The
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from a month ago.
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Organisers of South Africa's OppiKoppi Music Festival are promising attendees the chance to order a beer and have it parachuted out of a drone and into the campground. The festival takes place from August 8th to 10th. The lineup is dominated by local acts and therefore doesn't look like it's worth booking a flight to South …
As a guy who once was paid good money to jump out of perfectly good airplanes ...
... Dialing this into "perfectly targeted beer-in-hand delivery to intended patron" is as much of a wild-goose-chase as "sitting under apple tree, hand out, expecting apple after finishing picnic sandwich".
Air currents don't cooperate with pin-point accuracy. Even with a human at the controls.
In other words, like the rest of the *aaS tripe, it's non-functional media hype.
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Air currents don't cooperate with pin-point accuracy. Even with a human at the controls.
Need to develop "smart cans" that can guide themselves to the target on descent then!
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Surely a truly smart can would open and pour itself too?
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You mean you don't just drink straight from the can? I feel out of place in such classy company.
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While I doubt the cans will be jumping from the heights you once did I share your doubts about their accuracy.
If it were a truly smart can, it would probably consume and enjoy its own beer!
Definitely my favourite aaS!
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Beer deliverd by drone.
Finally! The future has actually started to arrive (sort of).
What else as an icon.
An insect net on a ten-foot pole (what else?) which has an RFID-like tag fitted. The drone then should have a camera and tag reader (one that can read the tags from about a meter away) fitted, allowing it to release the can into the right recipient's net. Also, because of the net and the drone's proximity to it, it can just drop the can and be done, no need for a parachute (I take it they don't want to fly right at the recipient for fear of people grabbing the drone).
Re: Improvements
Hmmm, obviously if you had a 11 foot pole, then you'd be able to steal the can as it came down. Which means the purchaser needs to have a 12 foot pole. And then the 'can rustler' would need a 13 foot pole. Or just a big net to catch the drone and swipe the whole cargo of precious amber nectar.
Re: Improvements
Well, they'd have to stand right next to you, as the idea is to have the drone hover just a few feet above the net, then, once it'd had ascertained it was the right pole, drop the can.
But if there was an 11-foot Pole standing next to me, trying to get my beer, I think I would simply let him.
Re: An insect net on a ten-foot pole
Probably easier to stick a few tinnies in a cooler box and carry that, than try to manipulate a ten foot pole in a crowd.
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3. return text message contains code to open "fridge" on the 'copter....
4. Beer ends up in right hands \o/
(Disclaimer, I work for a company who sell text messaging solutions so many my views are blurred by this, but haven't I just solved the problem?)
GPS grid?!
That better be augmented by some serious differential positioning; having my beer delivered to within 5m of me is likely to result in about 100 people getting to it before me...
The net-on-a-pole solution sounds good, though- with a QR code or similar tagging the top the GPS can guide it in and a camera can then position it perfectly to drop the beer.
Using a system like an oilrig escape chute would help it land safely, though a little shaken. Or a funnel-shaped net.
I give it 2 festival deployments before it's hacked to carry suspicious packages from person to person...
Finally a drone usage we can all agree on!
Beer delivery bot has just been moved to the top of my to-do list!
The effect of a 500ml tinnie attached to a failed parachute system descending into the face of the recipient from 50ft above ground...
Maybe some redundancy in the system needed? Blanket bomb the area with pretzels first?
Beer is already a service
You never fully own a beer, you rent it temporaily and gain the benefits, negative or positive.
With some crap dishwater lagers such as budwieser, fosters or carling you could really complete the cycle by connecting the pub urinals up to the beer taps.
Duck and cover
Whilst the idea seems fun and I'm really looking forward to wheeling a casualty who'se had a faceful of cans into the Homerton or Royal London Hospital, announcing them as a "drone strike" victim, and watching all the current refugee population sitting in the waiting area suddely have flashbacks and a bit of PTSD, I think that the first time one of these lands on some infant who's been taken to whatever rockfest and is snoozing outside the tent will probably be the last time these things are launched.
Still if "Trumpton" got issued a variation of these carrying water, it could bring a whole new meaning to the term firebombing.
Re: Duck and cover
So: Use a polyethylene bag- like that found inside a wine box, only smaller - to deliver the beer.
That said, I think something along the lines of DARPA's 'robotic mule' would be a better solution to the 'problem'; effectively a vending machine on legs... though at Glastonbury it might be mistaken for a piece of Mad Max-inspired crusty art.
Re: Duck and cover
'robotic mule'
Jamie Hyneman built a remote-controlled vending machine for a $soda_manufacturers' ad campaign. Should be a good starting point.
This looks good but only for short hops....
/gets coat
Am I the only one reminded of Bill Hicks?
Talking about the Persian Gulf distraction Part 1...
"See, everyone got boners over the technology, and it was pretty incredible. Watching missiles fly down air vents, pretty unbelievable. But couldn't we feasibly use that same technology to shoot food at hungry people? Know what I mean? Fly over Ethiopia, 'There's a guy that needs a banana!' SHOOP. The Stealth Banana. Smart fruit!" - Bill Hicks
If I had the money, Chinook and full size replica of the dog and duck with beer garden.
Call that a beer, that's not a beer....
I am torn
between a beer icon and a helicopter icon.
OK, let's go for the tinfoil-hat brigade:
The government laces drone-supplied beer with truth serum so they can spy on you
In truth of course, beer in sufficient quantities can always let you divulge inconvenient truths
inconvenient truths?
or incontinent truths?
Lower cable from copter with digi keypad on it, type in your ticket number and price of beer is charged to your account and a cold beer is abseiled down the line to you. pass cable to the next person so they too can acquire a beer. make thumbs up gesture to send cable back up. Wear a hat with the outline of a beer glass on the top to alert copter to your immediate need.
Getting beer to the people is my day job!
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The only beers worth drinking come in bottles. Cans are for fizzy pop.
This could be funny.
I don't even drink beer or any sort of alcohol and I think this is an awesome, hilarious - and doomed - endeavor.
There's just no practical way to get the alcohol to the intended recipient in a jostling crowd that doesn't involve either taking the drone or something affixed to the done within arms' reach of the crowd, at which point the drone will be summarily hijacked and its precious booty liberated under the flag of the skull and crossed bones.
That said, you could have an amusing and potentially dangerous cover of 'Smoke on the Water' with the lyrics "But some stupid with a flare gun shot the beer to the ground."
Local acts are lekker
"The lineup is dominated by local acts and therefore doesn't look like it's worth booking a flight to South Africa".
Up yours boet. At least our acts aren't wailing teenies or thrice recycled 70+ year olds.
It was better than the origional idea...
Which was a ballistic based approach to beer delivery, accurate but people complained about the beer being shook up.
oh and dying when hit by a beer can at speed.
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ok i have been playing Open Beta-free-to-play, browser-based games with no problems untill the other night i turned off the computer and it down loaded windows updates .Now no beta games will load and run on my laptop they just freeze the browser and all tabs open i have to shut them down using the small box at the bottom.it must be something to do with the downloads as i have another computer that they will load on but this is too old and slow to run them on.Any help would be good thanks
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The first year of End of Course test results by the Wichita Falls ISD's ninth-graders showed the district performed below the state in four of six subject areas — reading, algebra 1, biology and world geography.
Ninth-graders made their worst performance — and tied the state at the 55 percent passing level — in writing.
Only in geometry did WFISD excel with a near perfect score and slightly outpace the state, earning a 99 percent pass rate compared with the state's 98 percent pass rate.
The EOC pass rates were slipped in with the annual AEIS report for 2011-12 in a report to board members at Monday's regularly scheduled WFISD School Board meeting.
The district has seen continual improvement, said Tim Powers, assistant superintendent who directs instruction.
Test data this year is mostly an apples-to-oranges comparison with prior years because of the state's transition in 2012 to the new STAAR test.
However, in 2012, data compiled for the limited English proficient students included only two grades of students — grades 10 and 11 — instead of all grade levels, yet pass rates dropped in reading (down six points), in math (down 19 points), in science (down 1 point) and in social studies (down 3 points).
In grade 10, passing scores were generally up in English language arts, outperforming the state by 2 points, generally up in math (tying the state at a 75 percent pass rate), and rising from a 67 percent pass rate in 2009 to a 73 percent pass rate in 2012, just slightly below the state's 75 percent pass rate.
Social studies scores for 10th grades have declined since 2010, falling just under the state's 94 percent pass rate.
The 11th-graders' mastery fell slightly under the state performance in all subjects: English (WFISD 92, state 93), math (88/91), science (92/93) and social studies (96/98).
There were fewer WFISD 10th- and 11th-graders who earned Commended performance, the top score, in English, math, and science. Both the state and WFISD tied with a 51 percent commended performance — the highest by far — in social studies. In the other subject areas, WFISD wavered between 17 to 22 percent of students who earned the top honor.
WFISD's attendance rate of 96 percent is slightly higher than the state and has been mostly rising since 2008.
WFISD has consistently outperformed the state in its completion rate. Likewise, the district's dropout rate of .08 percent is considerably lower than the state's 2.4 percent, and it is consistently falling.
AEIS data also showed a steady increase in the numbers of WFISD students who complete advanced courses such as Advanced Placement classes, with a 32 percent rate that surpasses the state's 30.3 and the region's 26.4 percent.
WFISD remains well above the state and region in the numbers of students who take advanced tests, such as AP or International Baccalaureate.
The number of WFISD students who have started taking the SAT or ACT college entrance exams has jumped 10 percentage points in the past year.
However, as the number of students taking tests has risen, the average SAT score earned in WFISD has fallen, dropping from a high of 1,014 in 2007 to 970 in 2011.
Powers said WFISD also needed to do a better job in helping college-ready graduates earn higher scores on their compositions.
"I think we're making progress," said WFISD Board President Kevin Goldstein after listening to the report. "We need to continue to examine our programs."
More parental involvement would help test performance and student achievement at all levels, Goldstein said. "When you have active parents and nonactive parents, you see better grades with active parents," he said. "I would not fault the district for not being at the state level. I would ask parents to step up and find out why their kids are struggling."
District officials have proved that they will do what needs to be done to help children improve, Goldstein said.
The influence of the CSCOPE curriculum, which has been slowly phased in since 2009, is unclear in the AEIS numbers so far, Goldstein said.
"CSCOPE is just a tool to help teachers get more and more organized," he said. "Is everyone in love with it? I can't say that."
While test results show no conclusive data right now, they soon will he said.
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Have you ever wondered why on earth the Chicago Public Library system doesn't have more books about soapmaking or mind mapping?
Now you can change that.
In an effort to give readers more of what they want — particularly if it's a little obscure — the library has started a pilot program that lets borrowers select books for the library to buy.
"In a way, it's something patrons won't even know exists," explained library spokeswoman Ruth Lednicer. The program began in late September, with a $300,000 Illinois State Library grant.
The money allows the library system to expand its offerings by about 13,000 titles during the next two years. When a lender puts a hold on one of the new books in the existing online catalog, it triggers a purchase of that book, Lednicer said.
"This allows us to get books that are focused on more specific interests," Lednicer said, but "not so obscure that one person in all of the city of Chicago wants it."
Some 5,250 titles have been added since the end of September as books available for the library to buy. Titles include: "The Everything Soapmaking Book," "Jane Austen, Game Theorist," "The Handbook of Bird Photography," and "Mind Mapping For Dummies." To date, lenders have ordered about 100 of those new titles.
The new books represent a tiny portion of all books the library system acquires in a single year.


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In a retrenchment, Safeway Inc. has announced that it will exit the Chicago market, where it operates 72 Dominick's stores, by early 2014. As part of that initiative, the company said it has sold four of its Dominick's locations in the greater Chicago area to New Albertsons, Inc., which operates Jewel-Osco grocery stores.
The Chicago stores are on South Canal Street and North Clybourn Avenue. The two others are in Homer Glen and Glenview, IL. The company is marketing other Dominick's assets, the company asserted.
Safeway noted that the company reached its decision to exit the Chicago market after the end of the third quarter of 2013. The company maintained that Dominick's incurred losses before income taxes of $13.7 million in the third quarter and $35.2 million in the first 36 weeks of 2013. Safeway declared that it wanted to spend resources in markets away from Chicago where it has stronger businesses.
In June 2013, Safeway Inc. announced that it entered into an agreement to sell its Canadian operations to Stellarton, Nova Scotia-based supermarket chain Sobeys Inc. for C$5.8 billion in cash.
In a conference call, Robert Edwards, president and CEO, said Safeway would focus on core markets and use a tax loss from its Chicago exit to leverage tax liabilities resulting from the sale of the Canadian operation.
"The decision to sell Canada Safeway and to exit the Chicago market is consistent with Safeway's priority of maximizing shareholder value," he said. "These actions will allow us to focus on improving and strengthening our core grocery business. We are continuing to review all of our businesses to optimize our allocation of resources, improve sales and grow operating profits."
In the third quarter, Safeway's sales were $8.62 billion versus $8.53 billion in the year-prior period. Net income was $65.8 million, or 27 cents per diluted share, versus $157 million, or 66 cents per diluted share, in the 2012 period. Identical store sales gained 1.9% in the third quarter year over year.
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B Cell
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|MOLECULAR FAMILY NAME: Belongs to the mucin family.
CD162 is a disulfide-linked homodimeric mucin-like single-pass type-1 361 aa
glycoprotein. It contains a 303 aa extracellular domain which contains 16 10aa repeats, 3 potential glycosylation sites and a complex of sialylated and fucosylated O-linked oligosaccharides some of which appear to contain poly-N-acetyllactosamine, a 25 aa transmembrane domain, and a 69 aa intracellular cytoplasmic domain. Most cell lines have CD162 molecules with 15 repeats, whereas CD162 present in most leukocytes have 16 repeats. The interaction of the cytoplasmic domain with the leukocyte cortical cytoskeleton is aqn essential requirement for leukocyte rolling on CD62P. The organization of the SELPLG gene closely resembles that of CD43 and the human platelet glycoprotein GpIb-α both of which have an intron in the 5-prime-noncoding region, a long second exon containing the complete coding region and TATA-less promoters.
The protein-coding sequence is in a single exon, so alternative splicing should not be possible.
CD162 has 3 possible N-linked glycosylation sites and many potential O-linked glycosylation sites are present in the extracellular region which is critical for recognition and binding to CD62P and CD62E. Most of the N-glycan sites and many of the O-glycan sites are occupied. The structures of the O-glycans of PSGL-1 from human HL60 cells have been determined. A subset of the O-glycans is core-2, sialylated and fucosylated structures, which are required for binding to selectins. Tyrosine sulfation of the amino-terminal region of PSGL-1 is required for binding to P-selectin and L-selectin. There is an N-terminal pro-peptide that is probably cleaved post-translationally. The N-terminal region is sulfated which is necessary for P-selectin binding.
|CD162 binds to CD62P-selectin, CD62E-selectin, and CD62L-selectin. CD62P binds with a relatively high affinity, apparently utilizing both carbohydrate fucosylated and sialylated O-glycans and protein determinants with the latter including sulfotyrosine-containing N-terminal region. CD62L binding also requires this sulfotyrosine-containing region. In contrast, CD62E binds with a ~50-fold lower avidity than CD62P and does not require the sulfotyrosine-containing region. CD62P does not bind all cells which express CD162, presumably because of differences in glycosylation and/or tyrosine sulfation. For example, CD62P will bind activated but not resting T cells, despite no change in the CD162 expression level.
Post-translational modifications of PSGL-1 are critical for recognition. Core-2, sialylated and fucosylated O-glycans are required for PSGL-1 to bind all 3 selectins. Tyrosine sulfation is also required for PSGL-1 to bind P- and L-selectin.
|CD162 binds to P-, E- and L-selectins (CD62P, CD62E and CD62L). CD162 is the high affinity counter-receptor for P-selectin on myeloid cells, neutrophils and T lymphocytes. The calcium-dependent high affinity interaction with P-selectin mediates adhesion, rolling and tethering of leukocytes on endothelial cells, activated platelets and other leukocytes at sites of inflammation. Cross-linking of CD162 with certain mAb has been shown to induce caspase-independent death of activated T cells but not resting T cells and did not interfer with binding to P-selectin. It plays a critical role in the tethering of these cells to activated platelets or endothelia expressing P-selectin. It also reacts to activated endothelium and on other leukocytes at inflammatory sites. Interactions between CD162 and CD62L can mediate neutrophil-neutrophil interactions, which may amplify neutrophil extravasation.
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CD162 uses antibodies in murine models of GVHD and type 1 diabetes mellitus ameliorated the diseases. There is a function for CD162 in the trafficking of a specific subset of T cells in a mouse model. CD162 knockout mice have impaired rolling and migration of leukocytes.
CD162 mediates rolling of human neutrophils that are perfused into rat mesenteric venules. CD162 may be a useful marker for differentiating myelblasts from mononlasts in immunophenotyping of AML subsets. CD162 is currently being investigated as a therapeutic target in the treatment of autoimmune disease and in chronic T cell mediated diseases.
PROTEINS AND DNA ELEMENTS WHICH REGULATE TRANSCRIPTION OF CD162: No information.
SUBSTRATES: No information.
ENZYMES WHICH MODIFY CD162: No information.
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Mader: For the most part, just getting back on the field with my teammates. It's the beginning of the evaluation process. Its always exciting to see which players are gonna step up, and to start the team bonding. Championships are won during the off-season. And I guarantee you nobody will be working harder this off-season then the Cibola Cougars.
PrepNewMexico.com:: What players from last year's squad will be missed most this year?
Mader: There are so many names from last year's squad that will be missed. But just to name a few; Joe Lehocky TE and Michael Marthe C. A lot of our starting defense last year were also seniors, so they will definitely be missed.
PrepNewMexico.com: What underclassman are you expecting to step up this year?
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PrepNewMexico.com: Have any schools come by to talk with you or have any schools requested to see your tape?
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PrepNewMexico.com: What is your greatest football memory?
Mader: Beating Highland in the quarterfinals last season. We wanted to assure the community that Judge made the right decision by coming over to the west side.
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Parent: Teacher told teen he loved him
Updated On: Apr 28 2011 09:11:00 AM EDT
A Lake Shore Middle School parent who doesn't want to be identified said his son's relationship with math teacher Robert Luke, who's accused of molesting a child younger than 12, had him very concerned.
"He's got my kid coming home in love with him, more or less," the parent said.
He said he's not surprised that 35-year-old Luke was arrested on two counts of sexual battery on a child younger than 12. He said Luke made inappropriate statements to his 15-year-old son in class.
"He told him he loved him, that he loves him a lot and he cares about him a lot," the teen's parent said.
"He told me, 'I would be a much better parent than your parents because I would treat you a lot more with respect. You see what I do when I'm in class,'" the teen said.
He said Luke never touched him inappropriately, but he said Luke made him extremely uncomfortable on several occasions.
"He always stood behind me. Every time I was doing my work, he always had his head like right here close to my face," the teen said.
"I was shocked when I heard this," Ramo Gonse, one of Luke's former students, said of the allegations. "I would never believe that he would have ever gotten arrested for child molestation or anything."
Gonse said he doesn't believe Luke is capable of the crime of which he's accused.
Jacksonville police said they want to know if Luke victimized others.
"I used to go to his house and help him grade papers, and one time we took a trip with another teacher, and then I went home," Gonse said.
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