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While it's been a great year for independent wrestling, it has taken its toll on a number of the biggest stars. Serena Deeb is currently walking a razor's edge as far as her career is concerned following a concussion that she suffered at SHIMMER in October, LuFisto is taking some time out to let her troublesome back heal and had also had heart surgery this year, while Madison Eagles has a racked up shoulder and a dodgy knee that is currently sporting a massive brace. And now, Mercedes Martinez is getting over her own concussion issues following the War Games match at Breaking Barriers 2 on November 19 – a match in which she suffered temporary paralysis after suffering a stinger.
Women Superstars Uncensored announced last Tuesday that their champion would not be defending her title against Jennifer Cruz on January 21 in Stirling, NJ, as had been originally planned, due to her not being allowed to fly. Instead, her next match will be against Jessicka Havok on March 3 at WSU's 5th Anniversary Show in Deer Park, NY.
Speaking exclusively to Ringbelles, The Latina Sensation explained what happened and the health issues that followed, immediately and days afterward…
I took a Russian legsweep from the top rope into the cage onto the mat and I banged my head pretty hard where I banged my head and then I rolled onto my neck. When that happened, I ended up feeling… I had no feeling from the neck down, pretty much to the waist – I couldn't feel my arms, couldn't feel anything. I couldn't move my legs so I just stayed down.
At the end of the match, taking the finisher from Jessicka Havok kinda put the concussion in me because I didn't know what was going on. I pretty much didn't know what was going on with my fingers or my hands, pretty much I was getting spasms in my arms where my hands were kinda locked up and almost looked like they were freezing up.
We took CAT scans, body scans, X-rays – basically, anything you can think of at the ER – and a couple of hours later I left the ER at 5 in the morning. Basically, they said I was fine, there was nothing wrong, I just came out with a major stinger, that I would be sore for a couple of days… but they didn't consider it a concussion at that moment. When I went home to Florida I was getting migraines and still feeling really sore and I knew something was wrong, so I went to my own doctor and they said I ended up getting a concussion. How major it was, they didn't know, because I went a couple of days after.
At this moment right now, they say no flying because I was getting dizzy spells, I'm still getting major migraines. They don't want me to do anything where something could happen on the plane – if I blacked out or anything like that. So, no flying for the next month or two.
31-year old Martinez did wrestle two matches in her local promotion, World Xtreme Wrestling in Florida, on Friday and Saturday, and seemingly came through them unscathed, which means her concussion is probably healed, though it is admirable of WSU for them to err on the side of caution and put off the match, which would have been more of an exhibition than anything – please, did anyone think Cruz was going to become WSU Champion? – as all roads lead to the 5th Anniversary show where Martinez is poised to defend against Havok in a match that will be the culmination of the Midwest Militia leader's 18-month run towards the belt. Understandably, WSU don't want to take the chance of that match being cancelled. Meanwhile, Martinez now has no other bookings, and is expected to heal up further so her migraines clear up and she can be cleared to fly.
Having said that, Mercedes is keeping busy. On Sunday night, WSU released a video of Martinez explaining her situation, and putting together what is likely the women's promo of the year to hype up her match against Havok. Seriously, if you've not seen it, it's next-level awesome.
It has been a hell of a 12 months for women's wrestling around the world, and makes up for the rot that WWE and TNA have been pedalling. Whether it's SHIMMER, WSU, Pro Wrestling: EVE, nCw Femmes Fatales, ArenaChicks, JWP, Anarchy Championship Wrestling, Ice Ribbon, WAVE, CHIKARA, Sendai Girls or any promotion that gives women the floor and lets them do their thing, support them, follow them, invest money in them. They work hard and deserve your appreciation for striving to be great, achieving greatness and in some cases, redefining it. For every female wrestler who reads this and drives hundreds of miles in a clapped out car for a show where you barely cover costs; for every one of you who gets changed in a cramped and dirty backstage area just to go out and entertain us fans; for every piece of talent who wants to show that there is more to women's wrestling than sub-3 minute, clumsy affairs which are presented on TV, thank you ever so much for putting your bodies on the line, sacrificing your spare time and taking the pain. You're awesome.
Ice Ribbon founder Emi Sakura announced on Samurai TV that she intends to leave the promotion for "personal reasons" after the Sendai Ribbon card on January 7. Considering how integrated she is with the promotion (figurehead, coach, role model figure of the mostly young roster and public representative), her departure will be a massive loss to Ice Ribbon. At the moment, there has been no official reason for Sakura leaving, though that may change after she goes and things are a little less complicated.
Looks Like Alicia Fox is getting a push in WWE's Divas division. She beat Natalya on SmackDown last week, and defeated champion Beth Phoenix on Raw last night. However, in doing so, she left some lumps on her opponents. Fox's post-victory somersault legdrop on Natalya on last week's SmackDown needed two takes to get right, and the one that was shown featured poor Nattie getting smashed in the forehead by Fox's leg. Meanwhile last night, the same move left Phoenix with a swollen eye. That move may have to go.
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Trish Stratus turned down an offer to co-present the Divalicious Moment of the Year award on last week's Raw due to the amount of travelling. There's not thought to be any heat on her for the refusal… Mickie James has been added to the TNA India roster, now called Ring Ka King… Congratulations to Wonder of Stardom and one half of the Goddesses of Stardom Yuzuki Aikawa, who won the Joshi Puroresu Award at the 2011 Tokyo Sports Year End Awards… Dawn Marie's Wrestlers' Rescue charity is trying to raise money to pay for 68-year old Jimmy Snuka's ankle replacement surgery. It'll cost £24,000… Extra's Maria Menounos did a great job at Tribute to the Troops on December 13, and pinned Beth Phoenix. She made a few of the full-time Divas look pretty amateurish… Marti Belle will debut in the Dominican Republic in January… Jillian Hall and April Hunter are booked for a show in Manila on February 4. The venue (the SMART Araneta Coliseum) is advertised as showcasing basketball games, boxing, COCKFIGHTING, concerts and variety shows… Melina has denied that she has joined TNA, saying "If I go anywhere I would tell you all first!" That means no surprise appearance or she'll be labelled a liar by her fans if she does… Shaul "Raquel Diaz" Guerrero won the FCW Divas title from Audrey Marie last week to go along with the Queen of FCW crown that she already had… Ivelisse Velez's new name in FCW is Sofia Cortez… 69-year old midget wrestler Darling Dagmar (Sylvia McMillan) has had a 12" rod inserted into her right leg after breaking it last Thursday… Karen Jarrett was "fired" from TNA on last Thursday's Impact. She apparently needs surgery on her foot. Her firing is a big anticlimax, considering the shit that she has been giving the Knockouts, most notably Velvet Sky, over the past three months. Can't say I'll miss her high pitched wailing or calling wrestlers "prostitutes" all the time, but she was one heck of an actress… Former TNA wrestler Desire (Kim Nielson) is appearing on the US version of The Biggest Loser. Weighing 252lbs after having three children, she's decided to do it because she is tired of hiding from wrestling fans. Considering she was in TNA in its early days, I had to Google her to remind myself about who she is… Maria Kanellis will debut for Ring Of Honor at Final Battle on December 23, accompanying her real life boyfriend Mike Bennett against Jay Lethal and El Generico in a 3-way… Portia Perez won the 2CW Tag Team Championship on Friday night with Jason Axe… Speaking of 2CW, it's holding an 8-woman, one night tournament in February called the Girls' Grand Prix… Queen Maya, Liberty, Sweet Saraya, Miss Mina, Amazon, Destiny, Amy Lee Kramer and Penelope have all been announced for WAWW's next show in March. Belgium's Lady Lory will also make her debut… Jemma Palmer – who spent a few weeks in the Big Brother UK house recently – intimated that she will be getting into mixed martial arts in the future… Beth Phoenix beat Kelly Kelly in a bonus match at TLC. Therefore, it wasn't advertised, and consequently nobody paid to see it. Speaking of Phoenix, she recently mentioned Kharma in a tweet, saying: "I'm not afraid of anyone or anything. I don't believe in Kharma. I believe in me, myself, and I"… Rosita won the Most Inspirational Wrestler of the Year awarrd from Pro Wrestling Illustrated… Kaori Yoneyama's farewell schedule is over. The only match she has left is her final one on December 23 against Kayoko Haruyama… Athena will defend the ACW American Joshi belt against Angel Blue and Lillie Mae at Guilty By Association 6 next month.
December 13: WWE (Fayetteville, NC) – Alicia Fox, Kelly Kelly, Eve Torres & Maria Menounos b Beth Phoenix, Natalya, Brie & Nikki Bella
December 14: Ice Ribbon (Saitama, Japan) – Emi Sakura & Kurumi b Neko Nitta & Meari Naito; Sayaka Obihiro b DJ Nira; Kaori Yoneyama v Hiroyo Matsumoto went to a time limit draw; Tsukasa Fujimoto & Dorami Nagano b Hikaru Shida & Maki Narumiya
December 14: Ohio Valley Wrestling (Louisville, KY) – Taeler Hendrix b CJ Lane
December 15: Florida Championship Wrestling (Tampa, FL) – Aksana b Cameron Lynn; Audrey Marie b Caylee Turner; Raquel Diaz b Audrey Marie to win the FCW Divas Championship
December 15: Impact Wrestling (Orlando, FL) – Madison Rayne b Traci Brooks
December 16: WWE (Fort Myers, FL) – Alicia Fox & Eve Torres b Natalya & Beth Phoenix
December 16: New York Wrestling Connection (Deer Park, NY) – Nikki Syx b Marti Belle
December 16: JWP (Itabashi, Japan) – Aoi Yagami b masu-me; Nana Kawasa b Manami Katsu; Sachie Abe & Maury b Hanako Nakamori & Moon Mizuki; Hikaru Sato & Kyoko Kimura b Leon & Misaki Ohata ; Kayako Haruyama, Tsubasa Kuragaki & KAZUKI b Kaori Yoneyama, Hailey Hatred & Rabbit Mito
December 16: New England Championship Wrestling (Blackstone, MA) – Alexxis Nevaeh b Adriana
December 16: 19 Pro (Saitama, Japan) – Emi Sakura v Seina went to a time limit draw; Emi Sakura & Tsukushi b Kurumi & Tsukasa Fujimoto
December 16: Squared Circle Wrestling (Syracuse, NY) – Portia Perez & Jason Axe b Jimmy Olson & Colin Delaney to win the 2CW Tag Team Championship
December 16: WWE SmackDown (Raleigh, NC) – Alicia Fox b Natalya
December 16: AAA (Puebla, Mexico) – Sexy Star b Pimpinela Escarlata to win the Reina de Reinas Championship
December 16: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Dalis la Caribeña, Lady Apache & Marcela b Princesa Blanca, Princesa Sugheit & Tiffany via DQ
December 17: Empire Wrestling Federation (San Bernardino, CA) – Terra Calaway & Nikki Hollywood b Yyan Nakano & Mega Queen
December 17: Herts & Essex Wrestling (Takeley, England) – Sweet Saraya b Lady Lory
December 17: Pro Wrestling Ohio (Parma, OH) – Sassy Stephie b Veda Scott
December 17: CWF Mid-Atlantic (Burlington, NC) – Sara Del Rey b Mia Yim; Amber O'Neal & Caleb Konley b Becky Bayless & Trevor Lee
December 17: WWE (Uniondale, NY) – Eve Torres & Kelly Kelly b Beth Phoenix & Natalya
December 17: Family Wrestling Entertainment (New York, NY) – Winter b Jackie Haas
December 17: St Louis Anarchy (Granite City, IL) – Serenity b Rachel Summerlyn, Lillie Mae & Portia Perez in a 4-way
December 17: Juggalo Championship Wrestling (Detroit, MI) – Zach Gowen b Isabella Smothers
December 17: Ice Ribbon (Saitama, Japan) – Emi Sakura & Kurumi b Minami Hikari & Seina; Hayley Hatred b Meare Naito & Neko Nitta in a handicap match; Mochi Miyagi & Tsukushi b Kyoko Kimura & Sayaka Obihiro; Kaori Yoneyama & Emi Sakura b Tsukasa Fujimoto & Hikaru Shida
December 18: JWP (Tokyo, Japan) – Maury, masmu-me & Rabbit Mito b Hanako Nakamori, Manami Katsu & Nana Kawasa; Kaori Yoneyama v Leon went to a time limit draw; masmu-me won a battle royal
December 18: WWE TLC (Baltimore, MD) – Beth Phoenix b Kelly Kelly
December 18: OZ Academy (Tokyo, Japan) – Sendai Sachiko b Nao Komatsu; Takako Inoue b DASH Chisako; Mayumi Ozaki & Ayumi Kurihara b Aja Kong & Carlos Amano; Ran Yu-Yu b Manami Toyota; Chikayo Nagashima, Yumi Ohka & Hiroyo Matsumoto b Sonoko Kato, AKINO & Tomoka Nakagawa
December 18: ERLL (Apodaca, Mexico) – Hija de Karonte, La Bandida & Lady Puma b Alicia, Angelica & Perla Negra
December 19: WWE Raw (Philadelphia, PA) – Alicia Fox b Beth Phoenix
December 23: JWP (Osaka, Japan) – masu-me & Nana Kawasa v Moon Mizuki & Aoi Yagami; Manami Katsu v Rabbit Mito; Sachie Abe, KAZUKI & Maury v Jaguar Yokota, Dump Matsumoto & Hanako Nakamori; Leon v Kyoko Kimura; Hailey Hatred v Tsubasa Kuragaki; Kaori Yoneyama v Kayoko Haruyama
December 25: Ice Ribbon 'Ribbon Mania' (Tokyo, Japan) – Ken Ohka & Hikari Minami v Danshoku Dino & Makoto Oishi; Mochi Miyagi, Kurumi & Dorami Nagano v Maki Narumiya, Neko Nitta & Meari Naito; Ray, Sayaka Obihiro & Hamuko Hoshi v Dark Worm, Rubber Human & Kappa Young Priest; Aoi Kizuki v Toshie Uematsu; Emi Sakura & either Riho or Tsukushi v Meiko Satomura & Sendai Sachiko; Riho v Seina; Tsukasa Fujimoto v Hikaru Shida
December 25: NWA Top Rope (Lebanon, TN) – Tiffany Roxx v Tasha Simone
December 27: Great Canadian Wrestling (Oshawa, ONT, Canada) – Cherry Bomb & Danger Boy vs Angelina Love & Shawn Spears
December 30: SMASH 24 (Tokyo, Japan) – Makoto & Lin Bairon v Kana & Tomoka Nakagawa
January 4: Ice Ribbon 'New Year Ribbon 2012′ (Tokyo, Japan)
January 7: Ice Ribbon 'Sendai Ribbon' (Sendai, Japan) – Tsukasa Fujimoto v Manami Toyota
January 8: Bull Nakano retirement show (Tokyo, Japan) – Kayoko Haruyama & Ryo Mizunami v AKINO & Maki Narumiya; Shinjiro Otani, Ikuto Hidaka & Daichi Hashimoto v Hakushi, Osamu Nishimura, & Super Delphin
January 13: Resistance Pro (Chicago, IL) – Melanie Cruise v Cheerleader Melissa
January 13: NWA Houston (Cypress, TX) – Barbi Hayden & Jen Alise v Angel Blue & Pink
January 15: Anarchy Championship Wrestling Guilty By Association VI (Austin, TX) – Portia Perez v Robert Evans; Athena v Angel Blue v Lillie Mae
January 20: HQ Pro Wrestling (Yuciapa, CA) – Terra Calaway v Lucky O'Shea
January 21: Women Superstars Uncensored (Stirling, NJ) – Amber, Lexxus, Sassy Stephie, Allysin Kay & Tina San Antonio v Marti Belle, Brittney Savage, Alicia, Jana & Luscious Latasha; Jillian Hall v Traci Brooks; Mercedes Martinez v Jennifer Cruz; Jessicka Havok v Becky Bayless; Jessie "Bonesaw" Brooks v Rick Cataldo
January 22: Insane Championship Wrestling (Glasgow, Scotland) – STIs & Sara Marie Taylor v Bucky Boys & Lambrini
January 27: ArenaChicks (Los Angeles, CA) – Angel Orsini & Amber O'Neal v Shelly Martinez & Becky Bayless
January 28: Pro Wrestling Xtreme (Orlando, FL) – Jillian Hall v Leva Bates
January 29: Absolute Intense Wrestling Girls Night Out 5 (Cleveland, OH)
February 4: World Wrestling Fan Xperience (Quezon City, Manila) – April Hunter v Jillian Hall
February 18: Pro Wrestling: EVE (Sudbury, England) – Jenny Sjodin v Alpha Female
February 24: Squared Circle Wrestling "Girls Grand Prix" (Binghamton, NY) – featuring Portia Perez, Sara Del Rey & Rachel Summerlyn
February 25: Family Wrestling Entertainment (New York City, NY) – Tara v Maria Kanellis
March 3: Women Superstars Uncensored (Deer Park, NY) – Mercedes Martinez v Jessicka Havok; Sassy Stephie & Allysin Kay v Brittney Savage & Alicia; Annie Social v April Hunter; Gabby Gilbert v Athena
March 10: nCw Femmes Fatales (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
March 17-18: SHIMMER Women Athletes (Berwyn, IL)
March 24: World Association of Women's Wrestling (Norwich, England)
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First Vote in Texas Under Voter ID Law Embarrasses Liberals
The liberal's argument against voter ID laws revolve around voter suppression. However, if they were hoping for proof when Texas recently voted on changes to their constitution, then they have egg on their face. Texas had a similar vote in 2011 and by comparing the numbers, it is impossible to claim suppression. In both 2011 and 2013, the votes were over taxes and state budgets.
In 2011 there were 672,874 total votes. In 2013, under the voter ID law there were 1,099,670 total votes. In Hidalgo County alone the number of Hispanic voters quadrupled from 4,000 to 16,000. Gregg Abbott, who is expected to run for governor, stated that critics of the voter ID laws have now run out of arguments. This is hardly unusual to Texas. Both Mississippi and Georgia also had increases in total voting and sizable increases in minority voting after they passed their laws.
Opponents are refusing to let facts get in their way. The Justice Department, civil rights groups and U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey , have filed a federal lawsuit to get the law overturned. This time they will have to explain the increase in the number of voters.

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23, 1998, American Bankruptcy Institute.
April 6, 1998
Mr. Samuel J. Gerdano
American Bankruptcy Institute
44 Canal Center Plaza, Ste. 404
Alexandria, VA 22314-1592
Dear Sam:
Please forgive us if we ask you once more to post a reply to Mr.
Wallace's letter on the website. There are many other fora for the
current political debates, and we have no desire to engage in them here,
but we do want to set the record straight as to our study, As We Forgive
Our Debtors.
Mr. Wallace in his letter says:
"Their data indicated that in 1981 there was a group of Chapter 7
filers who disclosed they had the ability to pay a substantial part of
their debts."
"In the debate, I pointed out the SWW's data confirm the results of
the recent Ernst & Young and Barron and Staten studies, adding to
the considerable credibility those two studies already have."
Both these statements are inaccurate. In our book we started with the
obvious fact that if you pressed debtors hard enough, some debtors would
repay something. Our analysis was aimed at trying to discover how hard
we would have to press debtors in order to generate some repayment. The
calculation to which Mr. Wallace refers was based on the minimal budget
from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, not on an estimate of the debtors'
expenses, as he asserts. As we explain in the chapter he cites, in 1981
the statute did not require debtors to file budgets and expenses. As we
also explained, it was not possible from the information in the files to
correct for family size, regional cost-of-living differences, medical
expenditures, or other family circumstances. The calculation he cites
was based on a one-size-fits-all austerity budget. For reasons we
explained, it was also limited to full repayment. In short, it was
designed to provide an insight into the outer limits of repayment
possibilities. Our data did not demonstrate how many debtors could in
fact pay their debts.
In addition, because we analyzed different data based on different
premises, our study could not "confirm" the recent studies cited by Mr.
Wallace, even if an earlier study could somehow "confirm" a later
Mr. Wallace is perfectly free to draw such inferences and make such
arguments as he likes from our data. Indeed, if he quotes what we said
or refers to it accurately, his use of it to support his normative and
political position is precisely the use to which we hoped our data would
be put. It was so that people of all political persuasions could use our
data that we tried hard to disclose every element of our data fully and
to ask questions of our data that would be useful to every point of
view. Because we did that, Mr. Wallace is able to make his arguments. He
should, however, cite the data accurately and distinguish clearly
between our data and his inferences.
Sincerely yours,
Elizabeth Warren
Leo Gottlieb
Professor of Law
Harvard Law School
Jay L. Westbrook
Benno C. Schmidt
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EDP Business Awards 2012 at the Holiday Inn, Norwich North. Winners of the Community Impact Award Anne and Simon Beckett-Allen of Rosedale Funeral Home with sponsors Debbi Christophers (R) and Tony Williams (L) of Business In The Community and Norse Group.
Shaun Lowthorpe, Business editor
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
One of the more moving moments of the night came as Rosedale Funeral Homes was unveiled as the winner of the Community Impact Award category and husband-and-wife team Anne and Simon-Beckett-Allen explained how the business helped children cope with bereavement.
In fact it was left to Mrs Beckett-Alan to do the talking as her husband was too moved to speak about winning – an indication of just how much winning means to the finalists.
This family-run business, with six funeral homes across south Norfolk and north Suffolk, has community engagement embedded throughout its operation. From an innovative schools programme that has provided bereavement support packs to more than 50 local schools and donating memory boxes to care homes to support dementia sufferers, to always using local bearers, so they are recognised in the community, Rosedale carries out low-key, high-impact community activities.
Crediting the way they do things to the rapid growth of the business, judges said that Rosedale was a great example of a small business making a big difference.
Anne Beckett-Allen said: "We never expected to win. I think our work with schools providing books to help children through bereavement is what made us stand out to the judges. It shows that making a difference in the community doesn't need to be done through big grand gestures."
Other finalists were Inspired Change based in North Walsham and Norwich based RCP Parking.
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When two or more proteins have specific affinity for one another that causes them to come together in biological systems, bioconjugation technology can provide the means for investigating those interactions. Most in vivo protein-protein binding is transient and occurs only briefly to facilitate signaling or metabolic function. Capturing or freezing these momentary contacts to study which proteins are involved and how they interact is a significant goal of proteomics research today.
Crosslinking reagents provide the means for capturing protein-protein complexes by covalently binding them together as they interact. The rapid reactivity of the common functional groups on crosslinkers allows even transient interactions to be frozen in place or weakly interacting molecules to be seized in a complex stable enough for isolation and characterization.
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Crosslinking reagents covalently bind proteins, domains or peptides by carrying reactive moieties that bind to specific amino acid funtional groups on target proteins. Commercially available crosslinking reagents have a wide range of characteristics, including:
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The simple addition of homobifunctional or heterobifunctional crosslinkers to cell suspensions or cell lysates will cause many protein conjugates to be formed, not just those directly involved in the target protein-protein interaction. Many cell surface protein interactions have been studied using this "shotgun" approach, but the challenge in this technique is the analysis of data after the complexes have been isolated.
To help solve these problems, more sophisticated crosslinker designs were created that incorporate photoreactive groups, which react at selected times and only in response to irradiation by UV light. Heterobifunctional crosslinkers with a chemical crosslinking group at one end and a photoreactive group on the other end can be selectively reacted to the target proteins through a two-step process, as indicated:
Proteins can also be metabolically labeled with photoreactive derivatives of amino acids, specifically leucine (L-photo-Leucine) and methionine (L-photo-methionine), after which the sample is UV-irradiated at specific time points to covalently crosslink proteins within protein-protein interaction domains in their native environment in live cells. This powerful method enables both stable and transient protein interactions in cells to be studied and characterized without the use of completely foreign chemical crosslinkers and associated reagent solvents during the interaction experiment that can adversely aspects of the cell biology being studied.
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Besides the transient and sometimes tentative nature of some protein-protein interactions, the formation of these complexes can change in response to any number of stimuli, including changes in pH, temperature and osmolarity, and either the lack of a specific protein or co-factor or the introduction of a protein with which the protein(s) do not normally interact.
The benefit of in vivo crosslinking is that the protein-protein interaction can be captured in its native environment, which limits the risk of false positive interactions or the loss of complex stability during cell lysis. For in vivo crosslinking, hydrophobic, lipid-soluble crosslinkers are expected to be used if the target protein is within or across cell membranes, while hydrophilic, water-soluble crosslinkers can be used to crosslink cell surface proteins, such as receptor-ligand complexes.
Due to the high concentration of proteins in cells, crosslinkers with shorter spacer arms are usually recommended for in vivo crosslinking approaches to increase the specificity of conjugating actual interacting proteins as opposed to proteins that just happen to be in close proximity to each other during incubation with the crosslinker.
Although in vivo crosslinking can yield physiologically relevant, stably-crosslinked complexes for analysis, optimizing this approach can be difficult, as the reaction conditions cannot be tightly controlled and crosslinkers react with a wide array of proteins that all present functional groups against which crosslinkers specifically react.
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In vitro crosslinking can better target specific crosslinking events, because more reaction conditions can be tightly controlled, including the pH, temperature, concentration of reactants and purity of the target protein(s). The ability to control all aspects of a conjugation experiment results in better analysis due to greater resolution of protein-protein interactions. Additionally, in vitro methods of conjugation allow researchers to modify interacting proteins, such as adding polyethylene glycol groups (PEGylation), blocking sulfhydryls or converting amines to sulfhydryls. Also, a greater variety of crosslinking reagents, both hydrophobic and hydrophilic, are available for in vitro applications.
Obviously, the disadvantage of using in vitro methods to conjugate proteins is the lack of physiological conditions. Additionally, rupturing and solubilizing membranes can disrupt protein-protein and protein-membrane interactions.
Because a myriad of crosslinking reagents are commercially available for many different applications, the key determinant in deciding to use in vivo or in vitro crosslinking is the target protein, specifically in term of its:
The exact sample preparation protocol varies depending on whether in vitro or in vivo crosslinking is performed, the specific crosslinker used and the protein-protein interaction that is targeted. The guidelines listed are general in nature and should be used as a starting point for further optimization.
Correct identification of protein-protein interactions first requires the selection of the best crosslinker to use. Because there are multiple amino acid functional groups that may react with different crosslinkers, an empirical strategy of screening multiple types of crosslinkers should first be performed to identify the target protein conjugate. The crosslinkers tested may vary in:
Once the target interaction is detected by any of the methods listed below, then the protocol can be fine-tuned to optimize detection by adjusting crosslinker concentration, pH and other reaction conditions.
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The starting protein concentration or number of cells should be empirically determined for in vitro and in vivo crosslinking protocols, respectively. For in vitro crosslinking, the protein solution should be prepared in a nonreactive buffer, such as phosphate buffered saline (PBS), that has the proper pH for the specific crosslinker. For in vivo crosslinking applications, cells should be in the exponential phase of growth and at a subconfluent density during the crosslinking procedure. To avoid the possibility of culture media reacting with the crosslinker, the media can be replaced with PBS through a series of cell washes.
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Crosslinkers should be prepared as per the manufacturer's instructions; hydrophobic crosslinkers are first dissolved in the appropriate solvent, such as methanol or acetone. The optimum amount of reagent to add also depends on the crosslinker, but usually a 20- to 500-fold molar excess (relative to the lysate protein concentration) is appropriate. Ensure that pH of the reaction buffer is favorable for the crosslinker. Most amine-reactive crosslinkers require alkaline pH for activity.
The crosslinking reaction time may also be important, depending upon the experiment and crosslinker being used. While 30 minutes is a good incubation time to start with, multiple experiments can be performed concurrently to test other lengths of time to determine the optimal time of incubation with the specific crosslinker. Long incubation periods should generally be avoided, not only because it may cause formation of large, crosslinked protein aggregates, but also because the crosslinker may lose stability. In cases where extended incubation periods are required, though, fresh crosslinker can be added at specific time points throughout the procedure to maintain the proper molar ratio of reagent and maximize the formation of the target product. The formation of aggregates due to extensive crosslinking, though, should also be considered in determining the optimal reaction time.
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With most amine-reactive crosslinkers used for protein-interaction analysis, the reaction can be halted at the desired time by adding excess nucleophile, such as Tris or glycine, which outcompetes the lysate proteins for reaction with the crosslinker. The crosslinked product can then be purified through multiple approaches, including precipitation, chromatography, dialysis or ultrafiltration.
A rapid method that combines quenching the reaction and denaturing the proteins in preparation for gel electrophoresis is to add boiling sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE) buffer, which contains both Tris and β-mercaptoethanol, and then boiling the solution for 5 minutes. The sample can then be directly analyzed by gel electrophoresis.
Crosslinking is typically used to capture and stabilize transient or labile interactions so that they can be further isolated and analyzed by downstream methods such as electrophoresis, staining, Western blot, immunoprecipitation or co-immunoprecipitation and mass spectrometry.
When two proteins are covalently crosslinked, the gel migration patterns of both proteins shift in relation to the uncrosslinked proteins. Therefore, if antibodies that detect each target protein are available, the most straightforward method to detect the shift of the interacting proteins is by SDS-PAGE and Western blot analysis.
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Exotic Fever exf026 Hope and Anchor The Wait and Wonder
Twelve songs by acoustic duo, Hope and Anchor. Originally released on Exotic Fever Records in 2006.
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- Make The Skipping Stop
- The Wait And Wonder
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Each year, thousands of unsuspecting Americans fall at home leaving many of them seriously injured and even disabled. In 2010, more than 12,800 people over age 65 died and 1.6 million were treated in emergency departments because of falls.
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Legendary music icon Rayna Jaymes struggles to maintain her place in the spotlight while dealing with the ambitious rising pop vixen Juliette Barnes. Wednesdays at 10 p.m. on ABC
- Episode 03 | Aired Oct 24 Such Disregard for Marriage Juliette continues to pursue Deacon, while Avery teaches Scarlett how to sing like nobody's listening. Plus: A performance by the Conrad sisters! Read our live blog Comments +
- Episode 02 | Aired Oct 17 Eyes Like a Telescope Rayna decides on a new strategy for her tour, and Juliette decides on a new strategy for her career. Problem: Both of those strategies involve Deacon. Triangle alert! Comments +
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About Arizona
"Tempe is located in the heart of the Greater Phoenix area, just minutes away from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Visitors can easily experience the beauty of the Sonoran Desert, with Papago Park to the north and South Mountain Park to the south. The city attracts active sports fans and athletes, families looking for a reasonably priced getaway, travelers with ties to the university, fun-loving festival attendees and lovers of visual and performing arts."
- Population: 6.5 million (2008 estimate)
- State Capitol: Phoenix
- Largest Cities: Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Glendale and Scottsdale
- Border States: California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah
- State Size: 113,909 square miles
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- The Capitol building of Arizona has a roof with copper construction. The amount of copper that was utilized to make the roof is equivalent to that used in 4,800,000 pennies.
- More copper is mined in Arizona than all the other states combined, and the Morenci Mine is the largest copper producer in all of North America.
- Phoenix has some ancient roots, dating back as far as 700 AD, when the area was first inhabited by the Hohokam – meaning "those who have gone" – a people who mysteriously disappeared from the region.
- Arizona's disparate climate can yield both the highest temperature across the nation and the lowest temperature across the nation in the same day.
- Arizona has 3,928 mountain peaks and summits—more mountains than any one of the other Mountain States (Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming).
- Arizona is the 6th largest state in the nation, covering 113,909 square miles.
- The law of the state of Arizona states that it is illegal to keep a donkey in your bathtub.
- The people of Arizona follow the Mountain Standard Time throughout the year, they never follow the Daylight Savings Time, the only exception is the Navajo Nation region, which observes the Daylight Savings Time.
- If you are a citizen of Arizona, never refuse a person a glass of water, because it is illegal to do so.
- The 1881, legendary gunfight at O.K. Corral was just 30 seconds long.
- If you cut down a cactus, you may face 25 years of imprisonment.
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|Arizona Centennial Celebration
|Arizona will celebrate its 100th year of Statehood. The Arizona Centennial Commemoration will be a statewide, multi-year observation, with events and activities taking place 2010-2012 in communities across the state.
The Arizona Centennial will inspire all Arizonans to appreciate our state's rich past, celebrate the present, and, together, create a vibrant and sustainable future.
|ASU Gammage
Mill Ave. & Apache Blvd.
Tempe, AZ 85287
Phone: (480) 965-5062
Fax: (480) 965-7663
|ASU Gammage is among the largest university-based presenters of performing arts in the world. It is the home theater of Progressive Broadway Across America – Arizona and the Beyond series. This historic 3,000 seat hall was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
|Casino Arizona
524 N. 92nd St.
Scottsdale, AZ 85256
Phone: (877) 724-4687
Fax: (480) 850-7741
|Gaming, dining and entertainment. Two distinct locations offer everything from slots, blackjack, and poker to art, dining and entertainment. On-site restaurants serve everything from casual snacks to intimate fine dining. The casino also houses an extraordinary cultural exhibit of Native American arts and crafts.
|Desert Botanical Garden
1201 N. Galvin Pkwy.
Phoenix, AZ 85008
Phone: (480) 941-1225
Fax: (480)481-8139
|Living museum featuring 50,000 desert plants from around the world. For more than 70 years, the Desert Botanical Garden has been teaching and inspiring visitors from the local community and around the world, providing research, exhibits and more designed to help us understand, protect and preserve the desert's natural beauty.
|Phoenix Zoo (The)
455 N. Galvin Pkwy.
Phoenix, AZ 85008
Phone: (602) 273-1341
Fax: (602)286-3809
|Founded in 1962, the Phoenix Zoo is one of the largest privately-owned, non-profit zoos in the country. Home to more than 1,300 animals including 200 endangered or threatened birds, mammals and reptiles, the Zoo always entertains and delights.
|Tempe Center for the Arts
700 W. Rio Salado Pkwy.
Tempe, AZ 85281
Phone: (480) 350-2822 (box office)
Fax: (480) 350-2828
|The strikingly magnificent TCA, Designed by Tempe-based Architekton and award-winning Barton Myers Associates of Los Angeles, houses a state-of-the-art, 600-seat proscenium theater, a 200-seat studio theater and a 3,500 square-foot gallery. The finely appointed Lakeside overlooks Town Lake, with views of the Papago and Camelback mountains.
|Grand Canyon
National Geographic Visitor Center
450 AZ Hwy. 64
Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
Phone: (928) 638-2468
|Vast, magnificent and inarguably beautiful, the Grand Canyon is easily Arizona's most distinguishable landmark – and a natural wonder that you simply have to see to believe.
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Parks and Recreation Recap: Last Night
It's not even 2012 yet, but society's already got the end of the world on the brain: Harold Camping has built a cottage industry out of incorrectly predicting Armageddon, popular television show The Walking Dead scans more like a primer on how to prepare for a zombie apocalypse than a credible drama featuring "characters" "doing or saying compelling things," and that new Rapture album is really good. In Pawnee, the remaining members of the Reasonablists cult — that name is kind of genius — who ran the town in the seventies predict every few years that their deity Zorp is coming to free humans from their physical bonds, and hold a vigil in the park to play flutes and wait for Zorp the Surveyor to come melt their faces to use for fuel with his volcano mouth. Hail Zorp!
While there are only a few scant believers preparing to meet their doom, others in the town use the prophesy as an opportunity to tend to some business. For aspiring city councilwoman Leslie Knope, it's a chance for her parks department to show themselves as being conscientious of and sympathetic to even the community's fringiest, most unstable citizens of voting age. For reporter Shawna Mulwae-Tweep, it's a chance to hit on Ben. For Ron Swanson, it's a windfall as he sells the Reasonablists hand-carved flutes and recorders at 80 bucks and 120 bucks a pop, respectively, payable by post-dated personal check. For Tom and Jean-Ralphio, it's an excuse to take the $10,000 they have left after Entertainment 7Wenty's spectacular implosion and throw the best party anyone's ever seen, complete with money booth, live tigers, and drumline. For April and Andy, it's a night to skip the usual routine of ordering pizza, playing Xbox, prank calling, and making out and instead indulge Andy's bucket list, which includes making the greatest grilled-cheese sandwich ever, remaking Kazaam, and holding a thousand dollars cash in his hands. For Ann Perkins, something something. We're in like Lara Flynn. Boyle. From The Practice.
It's a nice payoff for the meandering Entertainment 7Wenty story line that Tom and Jean-Ralphio's party actually kind of does look like the best party anyone's ever seen; a little surprising, in fact, that Roy Hibbert, unencumbered owing to the NBA lockout, didn't pop out of the Centurion VIP section sponsored by Sobe Life Water and offer to hire the company for an event. Instead, Tom settles for a kiss from Lucy, whom Jean-Ralphio invited as a surprise for his best friend and business partner, and also because he forgot Tom dated her and wanted to hit that. Ben and Shawna don't make it, though — Leslie is in full meltdown mode, stammering her way through attempts to keep the two apart, resorting to driving Ben to an abandoned gas station that was certainly not ever owned by Mick Jagger between 1951 and 1958. Ben understands what Leslie's doing, and after weeks of moping, has simply resolved that he can't be around her socially. If this were truly the last night on earth, there's no one Leslie would rather be with, but, as Ron tells her, even though he doesn't want to, it's not. The sun will come up, no faces will be melted, and she'll still be in the same situation that required her to break up with Ben.
My bucket list now has an entry to come up with a bucket list as cool as Andy Dwyer's bucket list. Winning $10 on a scratch-off card is cool, but becoming an action star by crashing through a sliding glass door so FBI Agent Bert Macklin can save Janet Snakehole from being killed and/or ravaged by the evil and foul-smelling Mikhail Petrov (Jerry) is way cooler. "Looks like this Siberian husky's gonna be Russian ... off to jail." Their spontaneous road trip to the Grand Canyon, however, is apparently the springboard for a series of webisodes, just guessing, but maybe sponsored by Volkswagen? (Aside to NBC: We're still trying webisodes?) Andy's confusion about the lack of carved presidents' faces is as satisfying as April's genuine inability to feel annoyed. Since Andy began this show as a guy who lived in a giant hole in the ground, it's understandable that he'd feel at home here.
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Very unusual glass paperweight from the New England Glass Company. The weight is worked in a patriotic theme with shards of red, white and blue opaque glass rods making up the scrambled design--possibly in celebration of America's centennial in 1876. The center of the setup is punctuated with a large icepick bubble--a technique I have never seen used in an American scrambled weight. There is also a rare silhouette cane of a pine tree. The crown is high and has a lightly swirled finish. The basal concavity is quite deep and irregularly finished.
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2 dead bodies found in Ferris home
Two bodies were found inside a Ferris home at 404 S Church Street Monday around 1:15 p.m.
Police said a family member became concerned after he didn't hear from his brother Monday afternoon.
The man went to his brother's home and broke in through a window when no one answered.
Once inside, the man found his brother dead in the bedroom.
A female was also found in the bedroom with her throat slit.
"She appeared to have had defensive wounds on her legs," said Ferris Chief of Police Frank Mooney.
The male victim was found with deep stab wounds to his leg.
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Zac Glover catches up with Coach Mac at Shippensburg to talk about the Red Raiders turning the page.
Highlights and postgame reaction from Shepherd's victory over Shippensburg.
Shippensburg University and Shepherd University host football media days for the 2013 football season.
The Shippensburg Red Raiders are ranked 7th, while the Shepherd Rams are ranked 25th.
The Shippensburg University baseball team fell to Grand Valley State, 8-4, eliminating the Red Raiders from the Division II World Series.
NCAA baseball and softball action from Shippensburg University and Hood College.
The Shippensburg University football team holds their spring football game.
Saturday's college baseball and softball action from across the four-state.
Highlights from Shippensburg and Shepherd Women's lacrosse on Tuesday.
Highlights from Senior Day at Mount St. Mary's and Shippensburg University on Saturday.
Saturday's local college basketball action from across the four-state.
Highlights from the double-header at Shippensburg from Wednesday night.
The Shippensburg men's and women's basketball team both earn wins at home against Mansfield.
A look back at the Top 5 sports moments in 2012 from around the four-state area.
The Shippensburg men and women's basketball teams suffer the same fate at the hands of Gannon University, while the Shepherd teams split on the road at Wheeling Jesuit.
The Shippensburg Raiders were down by more than 20 to Mercyhurst before storming back to cut the deficit to 6, but eventually fell 76-65.
Shippensburg Quarterback Zach Zulli wins the 2012 Harlon Hill trophy, the D-II equivalent to the Heisman.
Shippensburg hosted a basketball doubleheader against Kutztown on Saturday.
In this season's final Chat with Mac, Coach Mac talks about his team's phenomenal season, the significance of individual awards, and where the Red Raiders go from here.
The Shepherd Men's basketball team takes down Shippensburg, while the Hood College Men's and women's teams are swept by Messiah College.
Shippensburg University Head Coach, Mark Maciejewski, better known as "Coach Mac", has been named the 2012 Division II, Region 1 Coach of the Year, by the American Football Coaches Association.
Shippensburg Head Coach, Mark Maciejewski, discusses his team's upcoming match-up with Winston-Salem State in the second round of the postseason.
The Shippensburg Red Raiders roll past Bloomsburg in a rematch of their epic regular season match-up, while the Shepherd Rams get knocked out of the playoffs by IUP.
In this week's Chat With Mac, Coach talks about this week's playoff rematch with Bloomsburg, and how the Red Raiders are sticking to the script.
Shippensburg will have a rematch with Bloomsburg in the first round, with Shepherd heading to IUP.
In this week's Chat With Mac, Coach Mac talks about his team staying focused ahead of the PSAC State Game against IUP.
Highlights from Shippensburg's 61-9 win over Cheyney.
Shippensburg University Head Coach, Mark Maciejewski, talks about the Raiders' last week's big win, and the upcoming game against Cheyney.
Shippensburg takes down Bloomsburg, 49-42, to remain a perfect 9-0 on the season.
Shippensburg University Head Coach, Mark Maciejewski, talks about the Raiders' huge upcoming match-up with Bloomsburg.
Shippensburg Head Mens Basketball Coach Dave Springer and Head Womens Coach Kristy Trn talk about the upcoming season. The Men are preseason pick 7th in the PSAC East and the Women are preseason pick 4th.
Shippensburg and Shepherd roll in their Division II match-ups, while Frostburg State and Shenandoah lose in Division III action.
Shippensburg University Head Coach, Mark Maciejewski, discusses the Raiders' win over Kutztown, and looks ahead to their matchup against West Chester.
Chat with Mac 10/11: Coach Mark Maciejewski talks about the win over LIU-Post and the upcoming road game against Kutztown.
The Shippensburg Red Raiders and Shepherd Rams both secure wins on Saturday, while Shenandoah falls to Guilford.
In this week's edition of Chat with Mac, Coach Maciejewski talks about last week's win against Lock Haven and this week's homecoming game against LIU-Post.
Shippensburg University Head Coach, Mark Maciejewski, discusses last week's one-sided victory over Millersville, and looks ahead to the Raiders' road match-up against Lock Haven.
The Shippensburg Red Raiders stay perfect on the season, defeating Millersville, 61-6.
Coach Mac talks about last week's win over East Stroudsburg and the upcoming game against Millersville. Ship is 3-0 going into this weekend's game.
Both Zach Zulli and Bobby Cooper take home their conferences' respective Offensive Player of the Week Honors.
The Shippensburg University head coach talks about the team's victory over Slippery Rock, and looks ahead to this week's match-up at East Stroudsburg.
Shepherd and Shippensburg each bounce back from their match-up last week with a win Saturday.
In this week's edition of Chat with Mac, Shippensburg University Head Coach, Mark Maciejewski, reflects on the Red Raiders' victory over Shepherd, and looks ahead to their upcoming match-up with Slippery Rock.
Shippensburg breaks a 7-year losing streak to Shepherd in the Great Valley Classic; winning 38-28.
After Mark Maciejewski's first season at the helm for the Shippensburg University football team, the Red Raiders return 20 of 22 starters, and will look to that experience to lead them to a second consecutive winning season.
Ship loses to West Chester in PSAC Tournament in 10 innings. The Red Raiders face the Rams Saturday.
Brent Grimes, Pro Bowl Defensive Back for the Atlanta Falcons, takes time to talk to WHAG Sports about his memories playing at Shippensburg University and his career with the Falcons.
Shippensburg holds the annual Spring Football Game. Highlights of the game with Reaction from Coach Mac. The Red team won 17-13.
College Sports Action From The 4-State Region
Shippensburg taking on Kutztown on Senior Day in the season finale for the Raiders.


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It's back to basics and back to sunny L.A. in the season 6 premiere of Entourage. Martin Scorsese's Gatsby has wrapped up filming in NY, and the boys are up their old antics back at their house in Cali.Eric's got a string of girls coming through, Turtle and Jamie-Lynn Sigler are still going strong, Johnny is still the star of a successful TV show and Vince is on the verge of a major movie-star comeback. E. can't enjoy his fun for long before the boys tease him about a call from his ex Sloan (Emmanuelle Chriqui), who wants to show him her friend's house for him to sublet.Andrew (Gary Cole) is bringing in the big clients for Miller Gold, so things are good for Ari, but Lloyd is restless after three years of putting up with Ari and is demanding a promotion.Vince goes for his driving test (he needs to drive for his next role about the race car inventor Enzo Ferrari) and E. goes to see Sloan and the possible sublet. Vince only passes because he gives the instructor tickets to his Gatsby premiere, and Sloan tries to convince E. it's time to strike out on his own and leave the rest of the entourage behind.The guys won't stop teasing E. for seeing Sloan, and they head off to The Tonight Show (still with Leno at this point) where Vince charms the pants off of the audience by talking about his disastrous driving test and his poor upbringing in Queens.E. and Vince go to meet Sloan and her friend (with the house) for drinks after E. explains what's really going on with Sloan and Vince gives him his blessing to live on his own. Ari has Lloyd come to his house and sweat it out before he tells him he's putting him on a trial for a promotion, during which he has to lose 15 pounds in 100 days. Vince closes the deal with Sloan's friend Amy and, Eric is clearly falling for Sloan again.It's good to see the boys back living the good life because their misfortunes of the past season were starting to wear a little thin.What did you think of the season premiere?
It's back to basics and back to sunny L.A. in the season 6 premiere of Entourage. Martin Scorsese's Gatsby has wrapped up filming in NY, and the boys are up their old antics back at their house in Cali.
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I have had a beer infact two and on a school night and I haven't run all week.....double
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I have had a rather large tea .. I was very hungry!
I'm a bit cross about this election too (apart from the fact we got a child-free day at school and were able to get things sorted towards our upcoming RE inspection!), I don't want to vote for people I know nothing about and I don't really understand the issues. What next - will people who know nothing expect to have a say in running education????
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Afternoonington each.
I have to vote too. Absolutely no info from the candidates. It's all so half ar53d. They have to pay a £5000 deposit and don't even get a mailshot for their money. I fancied standing myself, but not at that price. I guess I'll vote along tribal lines.
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Ouch, I hear you say. Looks like HL may get 2 new tyres and a battery for Christmas.
Now, I never did that!
Never first in at 7:55 !?
Children In Need, that'll get Noggs started
((((((((((Amandax and family))))))))) You really are having a hard time of it aren't you.
Indeed Spence - Children in Need - you can hear Noggy and Sluggy groaning from here! I am w*rking from home - I am not wearing pyjamas for chariy - I thought I'd wear proper clothes for a change
Last night I went out - book club with a folk night attached - Tiddow and O'Hooley. It made me think of Daffers. I had to leave before they finished - it was a school night and they didn't even start till after 9.
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Morning each and well done to jnr, Amanda.
I always look forward to Children in Need.
I like being held up in traffic whilst the local trumptons collect money at the traffic lights. I enjoy people sitting in baths of beans and the sight of Terry Wogan massaging his own ego really does it for me.
The thought that such frolics take over an entire, taxpayer funded TV channel is neither here nor there, I'll read a book.
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Morning all and loads of (((((((((((((((((((((()))))))))))))))))))))) for those in need
Talking of in need please excuse the old cynic but I can't get my head round some of the needy overseas.
India India's Defence Budget 2012-13Byline: Laxman Kumar Behera / New DelhiThe Union Budget 2012-13, presented to the Indian Parliament in March 2012, has allocated US $40.3 billion for the Defence Services that include the three armed forces (Army, Navy and Air Force), the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Ordnance Factories. The allocation - which constitutes India's official defence budget - is an increase of 17.6 per cent over the previous amount.
Uk aid to India $300 million per year and just can't help thinking why ??
Oops having a soap box morning must be time for more coffee
May not be PC Westie but I couldn't agree more
The concept of taking with one hand whilst spending far more of your "own" money however is something that also starts at the individual level in most countries..........living in a socio-economically deprived area etc etc with a silly number of people on benefits left, right and centre it never ceases to amaze me how their kids have up to date blackberrries and other techno whizz stuff but no school trousers (less than £10!!)
Oh dear ..........rant attack snuck up on me
*carefully hands soap box back to Westie*
India aid will be phased out by 2015 but charities say that will "hurt" the poor, Ok India don't buy a few rockets and warheads . I must be having one of those days today, where is Noggy when you need him now will some one take this soap box off me please.
Another 5 miles done and dusted all be it very slow but none stop again and no walking.
morning all
I'll keep off the soap box I think
but ladies at work are wearing jim-jams for children in need - its a bit of fun!
fil still with us, in fact he was sitting up and drinking coffee yesterday, Mr FF is finding this really hard - talking about taking him home and nursing him himself! I hate seeing him so low. work is cheery so its a nice distraction but I'm on holiday next week so can at least be a bit more supportive
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W*rking from home today in order to get damp proofing finished which was delayed from last week. Have moved important work commitments around to allow this to happen whilst making my life more complicated. Phoned damp proofing company earlier in the week to ensure all was arranged. So why.....why, indeed, do they phone to say they can't make it as planned and can they come on Monday instead??????
After an interesting conversation, they promise they will be with me this afternoon.
*and breathes*
Oh dear - trials and tribulations
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((((((((DL)))))))))) - it p*sses me off beyond belief when they do that to you - I've had several such conversations over the years.............
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