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The Mesolithic Era follows on from the Palaeolithic and, in Britain, commences round the end of the last Ice Age, some 15,000 years ago. This era sees a fundamental change in stone technology. In the earlier periods, tools were predominantly of the 'core' type; chips were removed from a flint pebble or nodule to leave the core as, usually, a general-purpose shaped implement. In the Mesolithic peiod, the emaphasis changed from the earlier core-tool technology to a flake- and blade-based method. The process consisted of carefully shaping a flint nodule into a cylinder and then striking many long, parallel-sided blades sequentially along its length; from about 10mm to sometimes over 150mm long. This technique resulted in a much better usage of the raw material. The blades could be retouched by pressure-flaking to make many fine tools, suitable for intricate work. These include scrapers, points, burins (for engraving or cutting) and knives. Arrows and light javelins were sometimes provided with multiple heads: a single transverse point with additional barbs inserted to the side of the shaft. Several short blades could be inserted into a curved length of wood or bone to make a sickle, and so on. Some core tools were still produced but the beauty of the best Palaeolithic handaxes has gone. The crude 'Thames Picks' (so-called from the finding of many of them in and round the Thames valley) are fit for their purpose but owe little to aesthetics. Sometimes, these are better formed, as 'Tranchet' axes, from the single edge sharpening flake struck off to complete the implement. Characteristic artefacts of this era in other natural materials include superbly carved harpoon points for fishing. Most Mesolithic implements may be readily distinguished from both their Paleolithic forebears and from those of later periods. The Mesolithic was an era of hunter-gatherers. People followed a nomadic lifestyle through the seasons so that they could take best advantage of what nature provided and would often involve following herds of migrating animals.
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English Mesolithic Stone Age 'Hamworthy' Stone Pick 027750
Very Rare English Mesolithic Stone Age
Stone Pick
Stone, 325 grams, 13.3 cm. Palaeolithic, circa 400,000-200,000 BP. A large tranchet pick of typical triangular section and form, with convex cutting edge, in light brown patinated stone. Reference: see Evans, Sir J.
Ancient Stone Implements of Great Britain,
2nd edition, 1897. Very fine condition, most unusual in this fabric. Provenance: ex Pickard collection, Surrey, UK; thence by descent 1978; formerly in the collection of Dr. Stanley Copeland in the early 1960s; found Hamworth, near Poole, Dorset, UK, in the 1950s; with an old inscription in black ink to one face 'ROCKLEY-SANDS HAMWORTHY NR. POOLE DORSET.'
English Mesolithic Stone Age 'Hamworthy' Stone Pick 027750
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British Mesolithic
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Flint, 178 grams, 128 mm. Circa 15,000 - 3,000 BC. A nicely flaked Thames pick of mottled brown flint, retains old collection inscriptions in black: Farnham Surrey. Reference: McAlpine, Lord A.
Antiquities from Europe and the Near East,
1987, p.70. Extremely fine condition. Provenance: ex E.S. Gosling collection; found Farnham, Surrey, UK.
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British Mesolithic
Flint, 301 grams, 100 mm. Circa 15,000 - 3,000 BC. A flaked chopper of mottled brown and tan flint, ovoid shape, retains old collection inscription in black: Dorset. Reference: McAlpine, Lord A.
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1987, p.53. Extremely fine condition. Provenance: ex private collection; found Dorset, UK.
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Flint, 203 grams, 124 mm. Circa 15,000 - 3,000 BC. A flaked hand axe of grey flint, finely flaked on the cutting edge, retains old collection inscription in black: Bulling Dean East, classic Thames Pick form, unusually waisted. Extremely fine condition. Reference: Adkins, R. and Jackson, R.
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Committee deadlock may doom reform proposal for this year
A proposed constitutional amendment to elect nearly half the regents of UNM and New Mexico State University hit a roadblock Tuesday that may kill it.
Members of the House Voters and Elections Committee deadlocked 5-5 on state Rep. Jeff Steinborn's proposal, meaning it did not advance to the full House of Representatives.
Rep. Debbie Rodella, right, D-Espanola, and four Republicans on the committee voted against Steinborn's initiative. The other five Democrats on the committee supported it.
Steinborn, D-Las Cruces, said afterward he would speak to those who opposed the amendment in hopes of persuading them to reconsider before the legislative session ends March 16.
Currently, the governor appoints all the regents, seven at UNM and five at New Mexico State.
Steinborn said this process long has enabled governors to choose as regents their friends, political associates or campaign donors, often without regard to qualifications. Doling out regent appointments like ambassadorships weakens the universities, he said.
Electing some of the regents would create public interest in the positions and improve accountability, Steinborn said.
Timothy Ketelaar, an associate professor of psychology at New Mexico State, was among a handful of people who testified for Steinborn's proposal.
"In my capacity as faculty senate chair, I have never had a substantive conversation with the board of regents on academic matters," Ketelaar told the committee.
A persistent criticism of Steinborn's initiative from the committee was why it focused only on UNM and New Mexico State. A handful of members questioned why other universities were not part of the reform plan for boards of regents.
Steinborn said UNM and New Mexico State are by far the state's largest universities, and the two account for more than half of the budget for higher education. He said they were a reasonable starting point to reform regent panels.
His resolution would have added two regents to the board at New Mexico State, to give it seven like UNM. Three regents at each school would have been elected by congressional district in nonpartisan races.
In addition, one faculty member at UNM and New Mexico State would have been named to the board by the other sitting regents. The same practice would have been used to select the student regents. Faculty members are not included now on boards of regents.
The governor would have retained appointment powers for the remaining regents at both UNM and New Mexico State.
Had both the House and Senate approved Steinborn's proposal, it would have gone on the general election ballot in 2014. The proposal was House Joint Resolution 9.
Still alive in the House of Representatives is Steinborn's second proposed constitutional amendment to tighten who can serve as a regent.
It would create a nominating commission to screen candidates for regents at all four-year colleges and universities. Finalists for regent seats would be forwarded to the governor, who would make her selections from the commission's short list.
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I see a lot of speculation here about a buyout, but let's get back to reality. It doesn't seem likely that any company will pay over $2 billion for just $170 million in net assets and less than $40 million in annual revenue. Opko goes from a measly $5-$6 million in quarterly revenue to $11 and all of a sudden its the best company ever? Look closer and you'll see that a near doubling in revenue resulted in an even larger loss than last year!


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"Back in the old days, people would do different kinds of things together," Hart, director of the center, 130 S. Main St., said. "We would have cake walks, and people would dress up for different holidays. We even took out the pool table last year because not enough people were using it. People don't want to do that anymore."
Hart hopes to retire July 15.
Patricia Shultz, Pomona, is set to take her place.
"I feel like I am coming into a program that has done a great job," Shultz said. "Florene has paved the way for me, and it will be much easier coming in after Florene."
On a daily basis, Hart oversees the senior center's 35 to 36 volunteers. And about 80 people are signed up for home-delivered meals, she said.
"We have seven routes with seven drivers every day," Hart said. "Some drive twice."
Hart also is in charge of securing entertainment for the center.
Despite the many changes Hart has seen through the years, she said, she always has loved her job. Hart also has done extensive work as a volunteer for the Salvation Army. Adam Lynch, Salvation Army volunteer, said her retirement is well-deserved.
"She has such a tender heart for those less fortunate," Lynch said. "I started volunteering for Florene as a bell ringer eight or nine years ago, and she passed the torch over to me about six years ago. She has been very helpful and supportive."
Sharon Geiss, executive director of Mid-America Nutrition in Ottawa, is Hart's supervisor and said she has done an outstanding job.
"Florene is a very caring and well-organized individual," Geiss said.
As for finding ways to keep busy after her retirement, Hart said she isn't worried.
"I've got a big house and a big yard that I am involved in," Hart said. "I am also very involved in the Calvary Baptist Church. Family, too, of course. I just had my first great-great-grandchild about a year ago. My oldest daughter is 68 and my next daughter is 58."
Apart from her family and her church, Hart said she is just thankful to be where she is now.
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''CSI'': The doorman, the sniper, and the very busy day
Miami crime In this episode from last May, which introduced viewers to the characters from the future CSI: NY, a 16-year-old discovers the bodies of her parents in their upscale home. Horatio follows the evidence trail to Manhattan to sniff out the killer and to compete with New York detective Mac Taylor for camera time.
Connected New York crime The prime suspect is the victims' son, who may have stabbed his 'rents after discovering that he was sharing his girlfriend with his billionaire father. Meanwhile, a shady doorman keeps lurking about looking guilty.
Kewl We are reminded why we watch CSI: NY each week: because Gary Sinise is far, far, far! more tolerable than David Caruso: He isn't arrogant, and he doesn't look constipated when he mugs for the camera. No wonder the guy has an Oscar nom.
Not kewl Does Horatio feel the need to wear sunglasses everywhere indoors included? But on second thought, who can blame him? If I were returning to NYPD Blue country, I'd hide in shame too.
Huh? Eric claims Miami is known as New York's sixth borough. Really? Is the rent cheaper?
Crime No. 1 In a rerun of the high-body-count season premiere, Grissom and techie turned CSI wannabe Greg investigate a shooting at a nightclub. Oooh, yay! Because we haven't seen that before . . .
Crime No. 2 A stripper is found dead in a hotel room, and her latest conquest an Ohio businessman who's going to have a really big mini-bar bill has no recollection of her murder. Damn those one-night stands!
Crime No. 3 A skeleton dressed in an alien costume is found buried in a shallow grave near Area 51. Only in Vegas would Elvis be seemingly connected to the murder.
Crime No. 4 A seedy man has apparently committed suicide by electrocuting himself in the bathtub in his even seedier motel room. And really, who can blame him? Did you see how nasty the room was?
Duh! After examining the hotel room's blood-soaked walls, Catherine hypothesizes that the stripper may have died from ''massive hemorrhaging.'' Wow, she's an observant one, that Catherine.
Duh! Duh! Grissom finds a noticeably singed Polaroid of yet another dead body at his nightclub crime scene. Upon noticing the photo's burnt edges, he remarks, ''This looks like it's been burned.'' That is why he gets paid the big bucks.
Nudge, nudge In a nod to actress Jorja Fox's salary kerfuffle and brief firing this summer, her character, Sara, says, ''I had some time to think while I was away. Enough time to figure out why I made such a stupid mistake.'' Indeed.
Ugh, don't go there This episode features Catherine getting dumped by her cheating nightclub-owner boyfriend. The one thing that has always worked for CSI is that it has stayed away from the characters' personal lives. Let's just stick to the evidence.
Big crime A mounted officer gets shot in the back by a sniper while patrolling Central Park. (As if tourists weren't sufficiently afraid of the park after seeing Kate & Allie's Chip commit rape there a few episodes ago.)
Little crime After a sports bet turns sour, a 19-year-old ends up dead in an alley with a gigantic second-degree burn on his face.
Okay, we get it In yet another effort to emphasize Aiden's sex appeal and psychic abilities a horny detective ogles her tush while she leans over a dead body. Without even turning around, she tells him to cut it out.
Cult of personality For once, Stella gets fiery and lays the smackdown on Mac after he postpones extracting a bullet from the police horse's neck because it might kill the animal. Finally, the show gets some dramatic oomph! I cheer her on. Note to self: Get out more on Wednesdays.
Not kewl Using a crying kid to solicit sympathy for the horse. Even worse? Making the tot tell the horse, ''Say hi to my daddy up in heaven, okay?''
Oh, shut up ''Let's pimp this ride,'' Stella says, as the team is about to dismantle a car in hopes of finding a secret gun compartment. Somewhere out in L.A., Xzibit is laughing his butt off.
Though Stella's newfound spunk was a delicious treat (as was the repeat of Miami's crossover episode), New York still needs to unravel the secret to making a crime captivating. Perhaps the Big Apple should take a bite out of Vegas, as the original's reheated four-fer episode managed to suck you in faster than you can say, ''Viva Wayne Newton.'' Miami: B. Vegas: A-. New York: C.
What did you think? Did the reruns beat a new New York? And who came off better in the Horatio-Mac face-off?


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Photos: What You Missed When You Fell Asleep Before the Hunger Games Midnight Screening Last Night
It's hard enough to stay awake past 11 p.m., let alone summon the strength to curl your pink wig, bleach your eyebrows, sew yourself into your best Capitol costume, and then actually leave your house for a jam-packed midnight Hunger Games screening. We get it, and in an effort to fill you less-nocturnal fans in on what you missed at last night's inaugural screenings, have compiled a collection of images from one such event in L.A. Ahead, the costumes, Kate Middleton look-alike dressed as Katniss, and multiplex-controlled chaos that you probably won't encounter at your weekend matinee.
A trio of young female fans in matching T-shirts count on identical caffeine fixes to get them through the midnight screening.
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16 Hot New Year's Eve Hairstyles
If your New Years resolution is to try new things, a great place to start is with your hairstyle! Check out these major dos to rock as you ring in 2014.
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2nd Annual BeerKC Strong Ale Festival
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- BeerKC is hosting their 2nd annual Strong Ale Festival featuring over 35 breweries across the nation and internationally with more than 70 beers. The beers are 8% abv and above and include styles such as Barley Wine, Imperial Stouts, Saisons, Black IPAs, and winter seasonals. Guests will receive a commemorative tasting glass and the opportunity to sample an unlimited amount beers within the 4 hour time frame.
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BRANDT, Hermann Carl George (1850— ). A German-American scholar, born at Vilsen, Germany. He graduated in 1872 at Hamilton College, was an instructor there in 1874-76, and from 1876 to 1882 was associate professor of German at the Johns Hopkins University. In 1883 he was appointed professor of German language and literature at Hamilton. His publications include a German-English and English-German dictionary; an edition (1879) of the Nathan der Weise of Lessing; a German Grammar (1884; several subsequent editions); and a useful German Reader (1889).


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Exactly. I've always thought that night sights were the solution to a problem that didn't exist. For those that would advocate just shooting at a threatening looking shadow in a darkened house, I hope you can live with yourself if you kill someone that you didn't need to kill possibly. Don't bet your life on the sympathy of law enforcement though.
Since you seem to have missed it:
Virtually every single time I pick up my shotgun or one of my pistols to dry-run in my house at night, I can very easily identify targets/target areas yet only see the sites due to the tritium.
I have also shot outside at night where I could identify the target but would not be able to easily see sites that were not their own light source.
Sure, there are times it's too dark to ID a target without a light source. Sure, there are times it's kinda dark and you could see a fiber optic site.
But there are tons of times you can ID the target and the tritium lets you see your sites (or lets you pick them up more quickly)
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ET Full Moon midnight marathon 51 Km Aug 17
"I got nothing to do and all day to do it" Styx
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RaiderGwen finished her first 50k at the Southern Oregon Outback races.
RR when sober and recovered.
Congratulations Raiderqwen! Have a beer on me.
Muddling through
Endless Summer 6-Hour Run became a non-ultra for me as I completed only 16.7 miles unofficially.
2014 Goals: Run first trail ultra, first 100K, and see what I can do in a 24-Hour race
Oh no! What happened?
Upcoming races: 10/12 Victoria Marathon, 12/7 Tucson Marathon, 12/13 Deception Pass 50K, 3/27-28 Umstead 100
Oh no! What happened?
Basically the heat and hills won. While I saw the hills and was thinking they're tougher than I expected, and it felt warmer than I expected, I never made any adjustments for that so I started too fast for conditions. My full race report is in Beginners and Beyond.
Marquette trail 50 is complete. Much Tougher than expected but amazing views, well stocked aid stations, and amazing volunteers/race director!
OK there's no backing out now. I thought maybe if I didn't say it on here, it wouldn't be real.
Please put me alongside Pfreak on Sep 14.
I added a last minute race to try to get into Boston in 2014 - Erie, PA 9/15
Superior trail 50 - done.
11/23 Ultracentric 12 hours. My first time doing ultra so I have no realistic expectation. The unrealistic one is > 50 miles and then go as farther as I can.
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TeaOlive 9/21 Chase the Sun Ultra (6 hour) Savannah, Ga.
OCD If you don't laugh...
Updated to here!
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|I planted some tomatoes this year and have more then I need. I've never canned them or tried freezing. What do you do with too many tomatoes?
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|I can them, freeze them and I make a big ol' batch of Annie's Salsa!
If you aren't comfortable canning, just blanch them for 30 seconds or so, slip thepeelings off, chop or leave whole and place in freezer bags or containers, toss in the freezer. Super simple! (If you are working with lots of tomatoes rubber gloves would be a good idea as the acid can wreak havoc on your hands!)
|I don't blanch tomatoes, I just put them in freezer bags, whole and unpeeled. Then as needed I put them in warm water and the skin slips off.
I will freeze several bags and then can salsa from the frozen tomatoes and peppers I have in the freezer. My recipe call for 24 med. tomatoes and I always double the recipe so freezing them makes it much easier for me.
|I can them. I used to freeze and use them in spaghetti sauce and the like. I don't do that anymore because I can taste a large difference in the frozen versus the canned.
|Check out the link below for up-to-date home canning information for tomatoes. Because of low-acid tomatoes, you MUST add an acid (bottled lemon juice or citric acid to tomatoes canned in a boiling water canner. Avoid using old canning recipes if they don't include it in each jar.
Personally, I freeze and dehydrate tomatoes. Canning is expensive if you don't already have the equipment and jars; plus the utilities to not only heat the boiling water or pressure canner, but all the energy it takes to cool your house while you're adding all kinds of heat to it doing your canning.
When you can a quart of tomatoes, you'll also need to USE it when you've opened it, so pints may work better for you. You can also process tomato juice or tomato and Vegetable Juice Blends, tomato sauce, salsa...
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Information about drying:
Here is a link that might be useful: National Center for Home Food Preservation
- Posted by marlingardener (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 08 at 17:18
|I make my own version of V-8. Just cook the peeled tomatoes until soft, add carrots,celery, onion, parsley, and I put in a bit of winter savory, then simmer until it is the desired thickness.Put the concoction through a mill, strain, and when it is cool, pour into freezer containers or bags, and freeze. It taste great as a drink, and also makes a heck of a great base for soups!
|I can them (recipe from a lady who raises tomatoes commercially): To can - Boil a large pot of water. Cut and X on the top side of the tomato. Dip tomatoes in boiling water, then cut hard spot out and skin the tomatoes. After skinning tomatoes, put in a large pot along with 1 tsp. each of salt and 1 tsp. sugar for each quart to be canned (I just guess). Put a little water in bottom of pan (so they won't stick). Bring to a boil, then cut down to a simmer. Simmer about 20 minutes. Meanwhile, sterilize jars and lids. Ladle tomatoes and as much juice as you want into jars. Seal.
Tomato Pie - (from a lady who caters) Slice tomatoes thinly. Put on paper towel lined cookie sheet. Sprinkle with salt (to remove water f/tomatoes). Cover w/another paper towel. Let set about 2 hours. You may have to exchange for fresh paper towel. Meanwhile, partially bake a store bought pie crust for 10 minutes. Also, in another bowl, chop 2-3 green onions w/tops, 1/2 cup fresh basil. Add 1/2 cup mayo, set aside. When ready to assemble, layer tomatoes on bottom of pie crust, then, mayo mxt., then tomatoes, top with cheddar cheese. Finish baking for about 45 minutes.
Then there's my ripe tomato relish, tomato juice, and tomato salsa.
- Posted by jessicavanderhoff (My Page) on Wed, Jul 8, 09 at 16:59
|I've been loving this one. Takes ten minutes, and you'll love to pull it out in the middle of winter when tomatoes are terrible :-)
Here is a link that might be useful: tomato sauce
|bobo101, in case you didn't read the post by grainlady above yours, your method of canning tomatoes could be unsafe. It is important to add lemon juice or citric acid to your tomatoes. They must be processed in a Boiling Water Bath for 10 minutes or processed in a PC. Telling people just to seal them is also unsafe. Someone new to canning might not understand how important it is to follow proper procedures. We don't want anyone to get sick because they used the wrong information.
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The Vampire Diaries Season 4 Scoop: New Villain Ahead!by Matt Richenthal at . Comments
We aren't yet done with season three - check out photos of Mystic Falls residents roaring back to the 1920s now, along with the official synopsis for "Before Sunset" - but Vampire Diaries producer Julie Plec is already looking ahead to season four.
At last night's Warner Bros. TV's "Television: Outside the Box" event at the Paley Center in Los Angeles, Plec said she and her writing team have been focusing on 2012-2013 for about two weeks and...
"We've got a lot going on, a lot of really amazing character moves, great romance, a new mystery, a new villain and I'm really excited about it."
Plec added that the "challenge" ahead of the staff is to find a villain even scarier than Klaus, although she would not reveal to The Hollywood Reporter whether or not Klaus will actually be around to meet this newcomer.
What can viewers expect to close out season three?
A lot of "wooden stake shenanigans," Plec teased, as well as a resolution to a certain love triangle, as the finale will address "the ultimate question of Elena's choice" between Stefan and Damon.
We might as well ask in that case: Which Salvatore should Elena choose?
Matt Richenthal is the Editor in Chief of TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter and on Google+.Tags: The Vampire Diaries, Spoilers
seriously learn how to spell its katherine or katerina damon stefan and damon and katerina and stefan and elena
Damon shld nt b xploit or tk advantag of simply bcos he has a wiknes cald elena. Morova, is nt lik stefan has neva bn bad, he's md quit a reputation 4 himslf, so he deserv kat. He's neva gonna hav a dul moment wit her cos she xcitin n unpredictabl.
Whats with everyone calling Stefan,Stephan?? If you are a true fan, you will know it is Stefan!!! :@
I think Elena should end up with Stefan coz Stefan has been there for her the whole way.. well exept when he was forced to turn everything off.. But they should end up together.. Sorry Damon..
i think elena should end up with damon and stefan with kathrien and elena should have a baby with damon since humans can procreate and only vamps cant which she isnt .
Okay, Ist of all I miss Catherine. N I think Catherine should end up with Stefan. N Damon with Elena. That would be weird n exciting. Stefan is just too good for Elena n Elena too gd for Damon
I think is fair if elena ends up with demon and stefen with katherana petrova .dont u think demon deserve 2 b loved .and kat always goes 4 stefen,he can relove her
plzzzzzzzzzzz pick damond
Pls stefan!!!he's always care for her,PLS JUST PICK STEFAN!!!damon alr had elena in real life/in the show,should let stefan hav her!!!
iwant to forget about those two boys and face the next villian maybe klaus will help


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Following in his father's footsteps,
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You have been in this industry for quite
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For me, the GRACE mission started the summer that I served with Vacation Bible School at my church. All of the children did a canned food drive, and that morning a lady and her child happened to walk in seeking assistance from my church. That morning, I realized how desperate needy people in my community were...
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Just a little post really, to mark International Women's Day.
I have never really thought much about this day before, but I have often thought about how lucky I feel to be a woman.
I had the privilege of going to Newnham College, Cambridge, which to this day remains an all girls college. I wasn't sure at first; I mean I was about to leave home, and a big part of university was meeting and dating men - how was I going to do that at an all-female college?!
But I am so so glad I went. From the day I started, I felt honoured to be a part of the college; I learned how hard the women before us had had to fight to attend lectures, and then to have their work acknowledged and then to have their degrees conferred.
How could I not be proud to be a part of that? It meant that I didn't ever take my education for granted. Being part of an all-female community meant I met some life long friends, soul-mates.
And I have re-discovered a community like that over these last couple of months since blogging and joining twitter. A group that is accepting, supportive, kind and always there. Just like my college days.
So I am proud beyond words to be a woman. And I am blessed to have been part of Newnham and now part of this community.
And as for the boys at university...well, you only had to be in the college grounds at 6am on a fire drill morning, with there being at least half as many men looking slightly shifty in their girlfriends' pink dressing gowns, to see that all-girls college didn't always mean 'all-girls'!
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International Women's Day
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You are right, it is good to go against the stereotype, and I think that's what IWD is about. Thank you so much for hosting such a fab, positive and up-lifting link up. XDelete
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three bailey, NC residents sentenced for drug trafficking
RALEIGH 'Äì United States Attorney Thomas G. Walker announced that on December 11, 2012 United States Chief District Court Judge James C. Dever III sentenced BEVERLY ALLEN BAKER, 41, to life imprisonment.¬Ý Additionally, co-conspirators RONNEll LAMONT PERRY, 31, was sentenced to 108 months and 3 years of supervised release and WAYNE VICK, 47, received a sentence of 168 months followed by 5 years of supervised release.¬Ý All three defendants lived in Bailey, North Carolina.
On June 27, 2012 a jury convicted BAKER of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute two hundred and eighty (280) grams or more of cocaine base (crack), in violation of Title 21 United States Code, Section 846, and 9 counts of distribution of cocaine base, in violation of Title 21, United States Code, Section 841(a)(1). ¬ÝOn May 9, 2012, VICK pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute and possess with the intent to distribute two hundred eighty (280) grams or more of cocaine base (crack) and five (5) kilograms or more of cocaine in violation of Title 21, United States Code, Section 846. On May 9, 2012, PERRY pled guilty to one count of distribution of a quantity of cocaine base (crack) and aiding and abetting, in violation of Title 21, United States Code, Section 841(a)(1) and Title 18, United States Code, Section 2.
In March and April of 2011, officers from the Nash County Sheriff's Office used a confidential informant to make ten controlled purchases of crack cocaine from BAKER, and one controlled purchase of crack from PERRY, at BAKER's residence in Bailey where she lived with PERRY. ¬ÝVICK was one of BAKER's cocaine suppliers. ¬ÝBAKER and VICK sold narcotics in Nash County for over a decade.
Investigation of this case was conducted by the Nash County Sheriff'Äôs Office.¬Ý Assistant United States Attorney Eric Goulian and Special Assistant United States Attorney Nathan Huff represented the government.¬Ý Mr. Huff is an assistant district attorney in the Seventh Prosecutorial District, comprised of Nash, Wilson, and Edgecombe Counties.¬Ý District Attorney Robert A. Evans has assigned him to the United States Attorney'Äôs Office to prosecute federally the District'Äôs most serious drug and organized crime cases.¬Ý This has been made possible by a grant funded by the Governor'Äôs Crime Commission.


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Bella is a beautiful 4 year old black labrador working as Seizure Response Dog for her 11 year old handler, Melodie, who was diagnosed with epilepsy at age 5. After 3 years of ER visits, many medication adjustments, a traumatic and very public emergency seizure at school in 1st grade, and the painful realization that epilepsy does not travel alone, (think ADHD, Anxiety Disorder, Sensory Processing Disorder, Depression and the dreaded Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy..) we decided to get our daughter a Service Dog.
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Butterfly Senkoh 85
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AndySmith said this on October 1, 2010:
I tried this out as a cheap first 1-ply hinoki experiment, and I was very surprised. It's really well-made, very easy to use, and suits all sort of different rubbers.
It's not massively quick, but doesn't vibrate, and plays really well in all areas. If you like to loop over the table, and punch stuff from short range, it's a great choice. Has a great, consistent feel when hitting. Perhaps doesn't have the beans from distance, especially if you don't middle it.
J35 said this on April 9, 2011:
Very likable blade, good in almoast every department with the right rubbers. Very fast but controlable with tensors, slower with high control and still with some power with other rubbers. Weights around 88 grams and got a large sweet spot. Handle is a bit short; almoast vibration free. It´s a keeper!
killerbee said this on September 22, 2013:
Fast and stiff blade.
The stiffness is very unusual, as is the thickness of the blade.
I played with it for about 10 minutes and it was absolutely no fun for me.
But this is just my opinion. One ply woods really have a unique feeling, but it was not for me.
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RAs create programs and activities designed to meet the needs of residents on the floor. As a community developer, RAs also host Community Meetings, as well as have meaningful interactions with residents and encourage community involvement.
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As a peer helper, RAs connect residents to other campus opportunities to promote a positive Albion College experience. RAs also serve as a referral agent to other campus resources such as the Counseling Center, Academic Resource Center, etc.
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RAs work with other hall staff to ensure that facility issues on their floor mare being addressed. RAs are required to complete room inventory checks and safety checks on a regular basis.
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RAs are attentive to resident safety and hall security and also ensure residents follow College policies to maintain a respectful environment. RAs educate residents on their actions and decisions while informing them about how their actions impact an entire community.
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Solazyme To Present At Investor Conferences
Solazyme, Inc. (NASDAQ:SZYM), a renewable oil and bioproducts company, announced today that the company will be presenting at the following upcoming financial conferences:
Jefferies 2012 Global Clean Technology Conference
Date: Thursday, February 23, 2012
Time: 10:30 a.m. Eastern timeLocation: New York City, New York Speaker: Tyler Painter, CFO Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference Date: Thursday, March 1, 2012 Time: 9:45 a.m. Pacific time Location: San Francisco, California Speaker: Jonathan Wolfson, CEO Raymond James 33 rd Annual Institutional Investors Conference Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012 Time: 1:05 p.m. Location: Orlando, Florida Speaker: Tyler Painter, CFO These presentations will be webcast live and archived on Solazyme's investor relations website at http://investors.solazyme.com/. The replay of each presentation will be available on the website for at least 30 days. About Solazyme, Inc. Solazyme, Inc. is a renewable oil and bioproducts company that transforms a range of low-cost plant-based sugars into high-value oils. Headquartered in South San Francisco, Solazyme's renewable products can replace or enhance oils derived from the world's three existing sources — petroleum, plants and animal fats. Initially, Solazyme is focused on commercializing its products into three target markets: (1) fuels and chemicals, (2) nutrition and (3) skin and personal care. For more information, please visit our website: http://www.solazyme.com Solazyme®, the Solazyme logo and other trademarks or service names are the trademarks of Solazyme, Inc.
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As you know, John and I are simply crazy about employing shades of green in our design work. There's nothing more soothing than splashes of green in a home.
Pantone has just announced that emerald green is the color of 2013. And while the Madcap Cottage gents do love emerald green, we are committed to another shade of green for the year ahead, eau de Nil.
Eau de Nil? Doesn't ring a bell, perhaps. Water of the Nile. Think a pale yellow-green color… John and I are simply mad for eau de Nil and plan to use it extensively, including painting our front door this kick-ass color.
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Mary Lou Williams Celebration to Take Place at Park Avenue, 2/20
In celebration of Black History month, Arts at The Park's artist-in-residence Deanna Witkowski will lead a trio (with bassist Linda Oh and drummer Willard Dyson) and a 12-voice choir of professional jazz vocalists (including Sara Serpa, Tammy Scheffer, Miles Griffith) in a performance of works by the preeminent African-American jazz pianist, composer, and innovator Mary Lou Williams (1910-1981) who broke through her era's significant barriers to women jazz musicians. The concert will take place on Wednesday, February 20th at 8 pm at The Park Avenue Christian Church (known affectionately as "the Park"), 1010 Park Avenue at 85th Street in Manhattan.
Tickets are $50 Front Orchestra; $25 General Admission; $20 Students/Seniors at www.smarttix.com. Witkowski will also facilitate a pre-concert talk starting at 7:15 pm on the importance and influence of Williams on current jazz musicians.
The featured work on the program is Williams' 1967 "Music for Peace," a monumental work of sacred jazz informed by the Civil Rights movement and the liturgical reforms of the Roman Catholic Church's Vatican II Council, as well as Williams' own deep personal faith. Her remarkably original settings of traditional liturgical texts embrace a compendium of jazz styles, from blues to bossa nova. Music for Peace, received with great acclaim, was later choreographed and performed by the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater as "Mary Lou's Mass."
The program will also include several of Williams' jazz instrumental compositions as well as musical tributes to Williams composed by Witkowski. An avid researcher of Williams, Witkowski has presented trio concerts of Williams' liturgical music at venues including the Kennedy Center, the International Association for Jazz Education conference, and Duke University.
Williams often stated that she wanted to be a force for emotional healing through her music. In the 1960s, Williams, who was always one step ahead of innovations in jazz, began focusing on music composition for the Catholic Church. Her service music inspired Duke Ellington to write his own Sacred Concerts, yet differed from Ellington's work in that her pieces were meant for use in actual services, rather than solely in concert settings. Williams' transition to composing for The Church marked a seven-year period that corresponded with liturgical changes within the Catholic church. From 1963 until 1970 she composed a number of hymns and three masses that garnered attention within the American Catholic Church as well as from the Vatican. In 1975, jazz was played for the first time in New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral, when Williams performed her work Mary Lou's Mass with her trio and a 60-voice youth choir.
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Daniel Ellsberg, Julian Assange and Micah Sifry during a 2010 Personal Democracy Forum (photo by JD Lasica).
Guide to a month's best conferences events
June outlines a bustling month — a final mad blast of conferences in amicable media, selling and tech before a bit of summer peace kicks in. Highlights embody Sustainable Brands (starting currently in San Diego), LeWeb London, Personal Democracy Forum, Integrated Marketing Week, Glimpse (I'll be there), Enterprise 2.0, Inbound Marketing Summit, a IRE Conference for journalists, IABC World Conference, Cisco Live, PRSA: Digital Impact, Techweek and more.
That's a ruin of a different lineup. Which ones will we be attending?
For a full year, see a full Calendar of 2013 amicable media, tech and selling conferences. And a sister site Socialbrite has a calendar of nonprofit and amicable change events for June.
Confab Minneapolis
June 3-5
Minneapolis, Minn.
The Content Strategy Conference brings together professionals everywhere who comprehend a value of content. User experience, marketing, IT and business management. This is one vast celebration for content-loving folks who value intelligent thinking, starved training and consistent alleviation in a workplace and beyond.
EmMeCon: Emerging Media Conference
June 3-6
EmMeCon: Emerging Media Conference welcomes attendees with an eventuality to perspective and believe a latest in record advances and arriving product roll-outs. Included are demonstrations, presentations and discussions led by some of a many connected and famous experts in a industry.
Sustainable Brands
June 3-6
San Diego
Sustainable Brands is an ubiquitous village of training and movement focused on bargain and leveraging a purpose of brands in moulding a multiplying future. The contention is belligerent 0 for sustainability, code and origination professionals who come together from around a universe to be inspired, intent and versed to attain by building a softened brands of tomorrow, while building a network of likeminded colleagues who can help.
June 4-7
IRCE 2013 will investigate a social, mobile, global, personal, interactive and managerial changes that e-commerce players are bringing to a new sell economy. This is a vital educational eventuality that offers online retailing and wholesaling professionals and consumer marketers a insights and investigate they need to give their businesses a rival advantage in this stretched universe of possibilities.
June 5-6
LeWeb brings together a many successful assembly in a Internet ecosystem. Top attention entrepreneurs, executives, investors, comparison press and bloggers accumulate for dual days to concentration on a pivotal issues and opportunities in a Web marketplace.
Personal Democracy Forum
June 6-7
New York
Personal Democracy Forum is a world's heading contention exploring and examining technology's impact on politics and government. Join hundreds of people meddlesome in how record is changing politics, governance and society.
June 8-14
Orlando, Fla.
Designed for professionals in a audiovisual, information communications and systems formation industries, InfoComm13 showcases a latest technologies for audio, video, display, projection, lighting and staging, digital signage, conferencing, digital calm creation, networking, vigilance placement and many more. The uncover gives attendees a eventuality to try tens of thousands of audiovisual products and services — all from digital signage and calm origination to projectors and lighting — all from a industry's heading manufacturers.
The Cable Show
June 10-12
Washington, DC
The Cable Show is your entrance indicate to a digital media, party and broadband ecosystem – a universe of invention, commerce and swell revolving around a many absolute apparatus of communications in history. It's where leaders from each zone – from calm to inclination to applications to preparation – come together to hint ideas and emanate partnerships that keep wire forward in today's digital media revolution.
Cloud Expo
June 10-13
New York
Every Cloud Expo offers a immeasurable preference of technical and vital dermatitis sessions, ubiquitous sessions, keynotes, Power Panels and an Expo building finish with dual bustling Demo Theaters so that representatives can flog a tires of solutions and offerings and review it to attendees' needs.
Integrated Marketing Week
June 10-13
New York City
Put on by Econsultancy, Integrated Marketing Week is a new eventuality that highlights immeasurable opportunities, highlights best use and delivers solutions, technologies and partners to assistance marketers on a tour to confederate selling opposite mutiple channels.
Red Hat Summit
June 10-14
The Red Hat Summit is a premier open source record eventuality to showcase a latest and biggest in cloud computing, platform, virtualization, middleware, storage and systems supervision technologies. At a summit, benefit a best believe in a attention by technical and business sessions, hands-on labs and demos, patron panels and presentations and more.
June 11
San Francisco
ForumCon is a one-day eventuality dedicated to pity tips collection and best practices for managing, flourishing and monetizing your forum. The day is anchored by keynote presentations from attention experts though also includes row contention and dermatitis sessions on calm monetization, advertising, SEO and village supervision — permitting for a high grade of communication and collaboration.
SMX Advanced
June 11-12
SMX Advanced is a usually hunt selling contention designed exclusively for gifted internet marketers. Sessions are fast-paced, QA-packed, frequently controversial, always informative…and don't stop to cover a basics. There will be copiousness of training and sharing. The many achieved hunt marketers in a universe will benefaction slicing corner tips for pushing trade and augmenting conversions from paid hunt advertising, SEO, amicable media marketing, hunt analytics and more.
June 11-13
Los Angeles
E3 is a premier trade uncover for mechanism and video games and associated products. E3 draws tens of thousands of professionals to believe a destiny of interactive entertainment. The many successful people heading a many innovative companies in a attention attend E3 to see groundbreaking new technologies and never-before-seen products for computers, video diversion consoles, handheld systems, mobile and amicable and a Internet.
Glimpse: The Social Discovery conference
June 12
San Francisco
Glimpse is a initial contention focused on a destiny of amicable discovery. Companies and products in a amicable find space aim to bond people with new places, people and products that they will suffer formed on their amicable interactions and existent interests. Glimpse will move together heading experts in amicable find to plead a destiny of how we live, confirm and buy.
Enterprise 2.0
June 17-19
Gain endless suspicion caring during Enterprise 2.0. The module is orderly around a core functions of a craving where amicable program strategies are practical for softened business performance. You'll accept endless preparation on a record trends, architectural strategies, remoteness and correspondence best practices from countless practitioner-led use cases.
The State of NOW – #140Conf
June 18-19
New York
The core concentration of #140Conf will be on business. The eventuality will demeanour during a continued long-term effects of a rising real-time Internet on business and systemic changes a worldwide adoption of amicable media is carrying on a far-reaching accumulation of industries and markets.
Inbound Marketing Summit
June 18-19
San Francisco
The Inbound Marketing Summit is a one eventuality that brings together craving CMOs and business leaders, keynotes, consultant panels, and solutions providers and their collection for craving marketing, all in a dynamic, community-based setting. Learn about a latest in amicable strategy, SEO, calm marketing, online video and Internet broadcasting, Social CRM, mobile payments and more.
O'Reilly Velocity
June 18-20
Santa Clara, Calif.
Velocity is a must-attend contention for Web operations and growth professionals. In 3 laser-focused days, you'll learn about a latest technologies, hear about best practices, get answers for your many formidable technical and executive hurdles and accelerate your skillset and expertise.
Netroots Nation
June 20-23
San Jose, Calif.
Netroots Nation amplifies on-going voices by providing an online and in-person campus for exchanging ideas and training how to be some-more effective in regulating record to change a open debate. The gathering helps to strengthen a community, enthuse movement and offer as an incubator for ideas that plea a standing quo and eventually outcome change in a open sphere.
IRE Conference
June 20-23
San Antonio, Texas
The best in broadcasting will accumulate for some-more than 100 panels, hands-on classes and special presentations about covering business, open safety, government, health care, education, a military, a sourroundings and other pivotal beats. Speakers will share strategies for locating papers and gaining entrance to open records, anticipating a best stories and handling investigations. Join a contention about how to use inquisitive broadcasting in print, broadcast, Web and choice newsroom models.
IABC World Conference
June 23—26
New York
The International Association of Business Communicators conference offers a showcase for what's new, a best ideas and a latest trends. More than 70 educational sessions in 7 tracks, over 1,500 communication professionals giving we new connectors from right subsequent doorway and around a origination and a horde of interactive row discussions featuring a comparison business leaders we wish to know.
Cisco Live
June 23-27
Orlando, Fla.
Cisco Live is your pass to a new universe of possibilities. It offers a multiple of in-depth technical preparation and training and cutting-edge discernment from a experts and organizations that are sourroundings a bulletin for a destiny of record and business.
Cloud World Forum
June 26-27
The premier assembly place for record leaders from opposite Europe, a Cloud World Forum pitches a globe's tip cloud computing providers alongside end-users and innovators from opposite attention sectors.
June 26-28
WebVisions explores a destiny of design, calm creation, user believe and business plan in an eventuality that inspires learning, partnership and entrepreneurism. Since 2001, WebVisions has built a constant assembly of designers, developers and attention leaders.
Aspen Ideas Festival
June 26-July 2
Aspen, Colo.
The Aspen Ideas Festival will accumulate some of a many engaging thinkers and leaders from around a US and abroad to plead their work, a issues that enthuse them and their ideas. Presented by a Aspen Institute and The Atlantic, a festival is singular in a joining to bringing ideas to a open during large.
PRSA: Digital Impact
June 27-28
New York
From always on-hand inclination to elaborating digital platforms, forlorn opportunities now exist for communicators to build new audiences and emanate larger relevancy by focused amicable media initiatives. The PRSA Digital Impact Conference, "Social Business: Strategies for Success," focuses on positioning communicators to make a many of a latest best practices, vital meditative and research.
June 27-29
The Techweek Conference aims to give leaders in business and record a landscape perspective of a new corner of innovation. Techweek looks during how people indeed live and work with a idea of putting origination into a hands of thousands of lawyers, bankers, doctors, educators, families and students.
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- Because you want to enjoy your wedding or event instead of worrying.
- Because you want an original celebration that is perfect for you and your guests!
- Because you appreciate personalized service from a professional!
- Because you want the peace of mind that comes from working with one person from start to finish.
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TTI has steadily grown to become the world's leading passive and connector specialist in the electronic component industry. TTI maintains an extensive inventory and offers the best electromechanical choices in the industry, meeting almost any requirement of our customers. The company's basic strategy is to focus on a specific range of products and strive to be the industry's leading distributor. No other company offers the unique combination of benefits that TTI provides. We maintain an extensive inventory of relays, including: automotive, general purpose, high frequency / RF, industrial, low signal - PCB, safety, solid state, time delay and relay sockets & hardware, from the industry's finest manufacturers.
The team of specialists at TTI has more experience in electromechanical product areas than any other distributor. All TTI employees participate in company-wide training programs, which have helped create the most product-knowledgeable team in the industry. Additionally, customers can rely upon the TTI sales team as a valuable resource of information and guidance.
03.11.2014 // Posted by: Michael Schwert
Total reported sales for all relay categories in North America for the fourth quarter of 2013 were 5% lower than reported in the previous quarter and 4% below the same quarter of 2012. Sales units for Q4 came in 5% below Q3 and 10% less than Q4'12. Keep reading...
10.02.2014 // Posted by: Michael Schwert
Total reported sales for all relay catgories in North America for the second quarter of 2014 were 7% higher than reported in the previous quarter and down slightly from the same quarter of 2013. Sales units for Q2'14 totaled ran 2% above units sold in Q1 and 1% less than Q2'13. Keep reading...
06.26.2014 // Posted by: Michael Schwert
Total reported sales for all relay categories in North America for the first quarter of 2014 were 5% higher than in the previous quarter and 1% better than observed in the same quarter of 2013. Sales units for Q1'14 came in 10% above units sold in Q4 and 2% less than Q1'13. Keep reading...
Relays are available at TTI Inc. from industry leading manufacturers. TTI is an authorized distributor for many relay manufacturers including: Omron, Panasonic and TE Connectivity.
Characteristics of relays should be understood when choosing a relay. Some important relay specifications include the load types, coil options, contacts and arrangements, relay housings, and mountings.


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Gene Loss Associated with Poor Pancreatic Cancer Prognosis
The graphic above illustrates the loss of genetic material, or deletion, on a chromosome. (Image courtesy of the National Human Genome Research Institute.)
A recurrent alteration in the copy number of a group of genes, including the deletion of a gene known as CPGL, is associated with shorter survival times in some pancreatic cancer patients.
Pancreatic cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer death in the United States, and the thirteenth most common cancer worldwide. Surgical resection, or removal, of cancerous tissue is the preferred treatment. Since most cases are detected in advanced stages, however, resection is possible in less than 20 percent of patients, and for these patients, median survival is 12.6 months.
A team of CCR researchers led by Giuseppe Giaccone, M.D., Ph.D., Chief of CCR's Medical Oncology Branch, worked with researchers from Korea, Italy, and the Netherlands to conduct a genomic analysis of tissue samples collected from small cohorts of Korean and Italian patients that had undergone surgical resection of pancreatic tumors. The researchers found a recurrent copy number loss of a cytoband, or a group of genes, known as 18q22.3, including the deletion of the carboxypeptidase of glutamate-like (CPGL) gene. They observed a significant association between shorter survival times and loss of this genetic material in both cohorts. For example, overall survival of the Korean patients with loss of 18q22.3 was 7.6 months, while overall survival for Korean patients without this copy number loss was 21.4 months. In the Italian cohort, where researchers looked for deletion of the CPGL gene as an indicator of 18q22.3 loss, the overall survival for patients whose tumors carried the deletion of this gene was 16 months, while overall survival for those without the CPGL deletion was 30.3 months.
Based on their findings, the researchers think that loss of 18q22.3 may be a marker for poor prognosis of pancreatic cancer patients with resected tumors. Other studies have shown that CPGL is a tumor suppressor gene, so CPGL may have a role in suppressing cancer cell growth in a subset of pancreatic cancers. Separate genomic analyses have found a high frequency of the deletion of CPGL in specimens of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma and colorectal cancer, suggesting that deletion of this gene is common in several types of gastrointestinal cancers.
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Lee JH, Giovannetti E, Hwang JH, Petrini I, Wang Q, Voortman J, Wang Y, Steinberg SM, Funel N, Meltzer PS, Wang Y, and Giaccone G: Loss of 18q22.3 Involving the Carboxypeptidase of Glutamate-like Gene Is Associated with Poor Prognosis in Resected Pancreatic Cancer. Clin Cancer Res. 18(2): 524-533, 2012. PubMed Link
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Exports to the Euro Area go up, visible trade gap widens
Exports to the euro area went up, mainly to France, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands and Belgium.
Other increases in exports were recorded for Turkey, Libya and the US.
Provisional data from the National Statistics Office also shows that the visible trade gap in June stood at €232.2 million, which means it went up by €159.1 million compared to the corresponding month last year.
There were increases in imports and exports of €198.6 and €39.6 million respectively.
The increase in the the value of imports was primarily due to mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials, with other increases registered for machinery and transport equipment, food, beverages and tobacco, crude materials and miscellaneous manufactured articles.
Mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials accounted for the main increase in the value of exports when compared to the corresponding month in 2011. Other increases were recorded in chemicals, beverages, tobacco, food and crude materials.
In the first six months this year, the visible trade gap narrowd by €24.2 million to stand at €880.5 million. The increase in imports of €448.1 million was mainly due to mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials, with an increase being registered also for food, beverages and tobacco, as well as crude materials.
The rise in value of exports of €472.3 million was primarily due to mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials. Other increases were noted in miscelaneous manufactured articles, chemicals, beverages and tobacco, semi-manufactured goods and crude materials.
The bulk of Malta's trade flows and consequent trade deficit continued to be directed towards the European Union. Increases were registered in imports from Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Belgium, while there were decreases from France, the UK, and Germany.


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My boyfriend bought me this book and I thought it was very interesting. The Quantum and the Lotus is a book about Matthieu Ricard, who is a Molecular biologist, meets Trinh Xuan a buddhist monk. The book is written in dialogue style of these two discussing science and Buddhism.
I thought it was rather thought provoking and thought I would share it with everyone here.


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I guess it's worth mentioning that the crime rates in the USA are now lower than they have *ever* been. Mass murders still remain extremely rare.
Children with special needs are most certainly taken better care these days. If you think otherwise, then you have no idea how shitty it used to be for them. Not to mention that child labor, which often wasn't very different from slavery, was still very common in USA in the 20's, before it started to disappear in the 30's.
Yeah, housing prices are higher (It's called "inflation", check it out). People on average also have much more money, and can buy much better houses with much better facilities, than they could in the 30's.
But yeah, now women are allowed to go to work. The horror, the horror.


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I was in need of a cardboard fix. I bought another blaster of 2010 Topps 206 and I'll will say......I will not buy Topps 206 in Denver again. I will admit I know nothing about how baseball cards are wrapped or packaged or even how they are made for that matter. I just know they show up on the shelves at Target for people like me to buy and nerd out on! But where's the quality control? SERIOUSLY!
Could have done better Topps!
I should have learned from the first blaster box I bought a few days ago!