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Reclaiming the Past: Mathilde Labrouche's 18th-Century Home
In southwestern France, a vintage-textiles dealer uses her family's 18th-century farmhouse to celebrate the pleasures of country life
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In the living room of Mathilde Labrouche's home in southwest France is a bed of her own design. It was modeled after an old meat safe and features a rooflike structure. It's covered with traditional linen and hemp blankets made in Ukraine. "I've always liked to create beds," she says. "I think the world needs rest.
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Movie Review | 'Fool's Gold'
Tropical Pursuit of Love, Coins and No Tan Lines
In "Fool's Gold" Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey, as golden as a pair of rotisserie chickens, squabble and cavort in a tropical paradise.February 8, 2008 moviesReview
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Carefree Days Interrupted by an Instant Family
Smiles that sell movie tickets can run in the family. Take the sweetly complicitous grin of Kate Hudson, which spreads across her face like a blush of sunrise. It lends her character in ''Raising Helen'' a likability.May 28, 2004 moviesReview
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Simon Doonan will design the Duane Reade window displays for the Tonys; Vera Wang speaks out about childhood anxiety; Karlie Kloss helps deliver jeans for taller women; and Kate Hudson on becoming a designer for Ann Taylor.
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totally agree. scott coyte's return last season was basically our only feel good story for the season. i mean, i legitimately had faith in him in those shield matches at the end of last season. i was pretty surprised he didn't get offered a contract really.
I've got Mitch Marsh marked down as a future Tom Cooper/Luke Butterworth. Basically all his good batting performances have come against nsw/sydney sixers. ****er
Aside from that one time against NSW. ****er.
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Williams once again found themselves at the back of the pack with Marussia and Caterham in practice for the Malaysian GP...
Pastor Maldonado: "We didn't have the pace today unfortunately. We need to analyse the data tonight to see what we can do. We have a lot of work to do but we'll be pushing hard to see what we can achieve tomorrow."
Valtteri Bottas: "We had a number of parts to test today following the race in Melbourne and we were evaluating different things between the two cars. We will analyse the data to see what worked well and make some decisions for qualifying tomorrow. We hope to find some improvements, but we know we still have a lot of work to do to close the gap."
Jules Bianchi: "I'm happy with the work we have been able to complete today, but it's always difficult to end Friday without a clear picture of where we stand and where there are still so many variables to consider. I am pleased with my performance today though and we seem to be making progress on the set-up we need here. This is just one of those races and circuits and it's the same for every team. It's my first time racing here and I am happy with the way I have acclimatised to the track. Now we have to see what the rest of the weekend holds. It could be frustrating, it could be exciting. We will see."
Max Chilton: "Today hasn't been the most straightforward of days but I know from experience that this circuit presents a variety of challenges, so not entirely unexpected. We have had our frustrations in a few areas but we've made some progress and completed some good runs - unfortunately not my new option run. I'm looking forward to seeing how the rest of the weekend will shape up now. The rain looks sets to play its part - that much looks clear. The rest is a little open right now so I think we will see an interesting qualifying and race."
Charles Pic: "Friday has been ok for us and it's mostly been looking at tyre degradation and balance. There was a little too much understeer in the first session this morning so we tried a couple of setup changes and they seemed to work. In the afternoon we had to change the plan a bit when the rain started but that gave us a chance to run seven laps on the intermediate tyres which could be important for Saturday and Sunday. We also had our first runs on the medium tyres here and wear rates were ok on those. I had a small mistake on my quickest lap on the performance run and that cost me quite a bit of time so I think there's more to come tomorrow, especially in qualifying. We've also been working on improvements in the garage between runs, cutting down the turnaround times, and that's working well. Overall it's been a good week in Malaysia so far for me. It's been busy but I'm enjoying it - we've had a great welcome wherever we go and I'm sure that'll continue all weekend."
Giedo van der Garde: "I think we've had a pretty good day. We've completed a lot of laps on all the tyres except the full wets and run through the whole program. In FP1 it was the normal runplan, focusing on the hard prime tyres and starting to understand deg levels on those - our pace on that compound and the wear rates were both encouraging, but we'll have to work a bit more on getting them up to temperature efficiently and then keeping them in that first phase of degradation as long as possible. In FP2 we did a couple of short and long runs on the primes and one on the medium tyre, as well as a stint on the inters when the rain started. It wasn't the intense rain we had on track yesterday but it was still enough to mean we needed to run the inters and with rain possible in quali and in the race that's more good data for us. It's also good for me to get as many laps as possible done on the intermediates - it's all part of the learning process and with full running in both FP1 and FP2 today, compared to Melbourne, we're in a better position for tomorrow and Sunday than we were last weekend."
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- Summary The gram-positive bacterium Bacillus subtilis is well-known for its contributions to agricultural, medical, and food biotechnology and for the production of recombinant proteins. At present, about 60% of the commercially available technical enzymes are produced by Bacillus species. Furthermore, a large body of information concerning transcription, translation, protein folding and secretion mechanisms, genetic manipulation, and large-scale fermentation has been acquired. But so far, efficient and inexpensive expression vectors for B. subtilis are still missing. To fill this gap, a glycine-inducible expression system and a lysine-autoinducible one were explored and IPTG-inducible expression plasmids that allow overexpression and purification of proteins were constructed and analyzed. Furthermore, a technique with a useful promoter-probe plasmid to analyze strong promoters in B. subtilis was established, which allowed to study promoter and mRNA stabilizing elements to enhance the transcript level and mRNA stability leading to higher production of recombinant protein. During the development of the glycine-inducible and lysine-autoinducible expression plasmids, the presence of a small transcript termed riboswitch corresponding to the 5´ UTR in the absence of L-glycine or presence of L-lysine and its conversion into the full-length transcript after addition of the L-glycine or removal of L-lysine was confirmed by Northern blot. Next, the promoter and downstream riboswitch was fused to the lacZ reporter gene to measure glycine or lysine-dependent induction. The production potential for the glycine system was analyzed in detail, and the promoter strength improved by using HtpG, Pbp4 and alpha-amylase as model proteins. In summary, the glycine riboswitch can be used successfully for regulatable production of both intra- and extracellular proteins, and the lysine riboswitch can be applied as an auto-inducible expression system allowing production of recombinant proteins when the L-lysine concentration within the growth medium falls below a threshold value. Six commercially available novel plasmid-based IPTG-inducible expression plasmids for B. subtilis were constructed, too. While the first vector allows intracellular production of recombinant proteins (pHT01), the second provides a strong secretion signal (pHT43). The third vector allows addition of the c-Myc epitope tag (pHT10), and the remaining three vectors provide the purification tags His (pHT08) and Strep (pHT09 and pHT24). The versatility of all six vectors was verified by insertion of appropriate reporter genes and by demonstrating high level production of their proteins. A total of 85 different synthetic and groE-modified sigmaA-dependent promoters were introduced into pHT06 and analyzed. Sequences around the transcriptional start site, the -10 region, the -15 region, the -35 region and the upstream region turned out to influence the promoter strength. BgaB activities and Northern blot analyses were used to measure the activity of the different promoters. The measurements of some new combinations of core promoters and UP elements on gene expression revealed that the beta-galactosidase activity expression levels could be increased up to 13-fold and the mRNA levels up to 43-fold as compared to the strong Pgrac promoter. If both elements were combined, an activity roughly 690 times higher than that obtained with the Pspac promoter were obtained, and synthesis of BgaB, under control of these promoters, could reach up to 30% of the total cellular protein. The mRNA stabilizing elements were also analyzed by using a similar experimental approach. First, seven-teen different 3´-mRNA terminal stem-loops have been investigated, which did not significantly influence neither the amount of protein produced nor the mRNA stability. Second, the 5´-mRNA stabilizing elements including a strong RBS, the lacO Controllable Stabilizing Element (CoSE) and the spacer between the RBS and CoSE were examined. The results demonstrated that CoSE together with an appropriate spacer and a strong RBS could increase gene expression 9-fold as compared to the Pgrac promoter, reaching up to 26% of total cellular protein and a half-life of the mRNA of more than 60 min. A combination of strong promoters and stabilizing elements showed that recombinant protein synthesis levels of up to 42% of the total cellular protein could be obtained.


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Fabio Diniz
Position: MH Ht.: 6-5 Wt.: 190
Hometown: Belo Horizonte, BRAZIL
Previous School: Loyola
Eligibility: Jr. Major: Business
Fabio Diniz enters his third season at Pfeiffer
Personal: Son of Marcos and Denise Diniz…born on 03/24/1993…majoring in business with a minor in international business.
2013: Named to third team all-conference…fourth on the team in kills (127)…first on the team in hitting percentage (.329)…fourth on the team in serving aces (11)…first on the team with 79 total blocks