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Podcast interviews explore late night research projects at UNT in the Molecular Biology Lab of the Life Sciences Complex, Voertman Hall in the College of Music, and The Geo Information Science Lab in the Environmental, Science, and Technology Building. Interviews feature students Vamsi Nalam, Eric Katzenberger, Jason Lopes, and Al Louisy and professors Steve Harlos and Eugene Osadchy. Listen to the podcast. Download the transcript.
Julie West: I'm Julie West with the Office of Research at UNT. It's 10:00 o'clock at night, and I want to know who's up late doing work on campus. With me is photojournalist student, Anam Bakali. We enter the new Life Sciences building first. The halls are empty, and the lights are dim, but we decide to explore, floor by floor, in the hopes of meeting someone. (I didn't think the building would be this empty. Let's try this hall). A brightly lit laboratory beckons on the fourth floor. This is the molecular biology lab, and the requisite tools of science surround us. Machines spin, shake and pump solutions in colorful containers. Tubes thread from one vial to the next, and we see a lone person working at the end of the room. Meet Vamsi Nalam; he's a PhD. Student.
Julie West: Who are you studying with?
Vamsi Nalam: Dr. Jyoti Shah.
Julie West: Dr. Jyoti Shah. And tell us what Dr. Shah's expertise is.
Vamsi Nalam: Dr. Shah's expertise is in the area of plant defenses against various pathogens, mainly against bacteria. But in this lab we also study defenses against aphids, which are sap sucking insects, and fungi.
Julie West: And what are you working on right now with this solution, this particular solution?
Vamsi Nalam: I've identified a gene in Arabidopsis, which is a model plant that we use to study all these different pathogens … the plant responds to all these different pathogens. We identified a couple of genes in this plant which, when knocked out from the plant, they enhance resistance against aphids and fungi. So I cloned this gene from Arabidopsis and introduced it into bacteria so that I can express this protein to check for its activity. Right now I'm running an SDS-Page gel electrophoresis (sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide) to separate out the protein so that I can see if the bacteria is actually producing this protein or not.
Julie West: I see a lot of activity on a screen. What do those images represent?
Vamsi Nalam: This is an image capture system in which we pass UV light through an Agarose gel, so that we can capture the DNA that is in the Agarose gel. The Agarose gel is basically a gel that is from seafood – it's made from Agarose, which is derived from seafood. We use Agarose because it forms nano channels once it solidifies, depending on the percentage of Agarose that you use. Once we load DNA into these Agarose gels, the DNA gets separated based on its size. So in this particular image over here, the first half of the image is plasmids, which I will introduce into bacteria. But the first thing I need to do and check is to see if this plant actually contains the gene that I want to express. Normally in a plant this gene would not be expressed until it's sensed that a pathogen is there … now we are making plants that constantly express this so the plant is just more sensitive to the pathogens that are there.
Julie West: What would be a really successful evening for you? As you're working here, it's late at night. There's no one else on the floor with you. What would be something to happen that would make your night?
Vamsi Nalam: Basically the things that I plan during the morning. Sometimes these experiments run into the night, like I'm doing right now. And if it doesn't work, then at the end of the night, that would make me really sad; but the experiments that I plan for that day— if all of them work — fine.
Julie West: So how are your chemistry grades?
Vamsi Nalam: Oh, chemistry, not all that good. The last chemistry I did was in high school.
Julie West: OK. But you're using chemistry concepts everyday.
Vamsi Nalam: Yeah. We're use chemistry and biochemistry concepts everyday. And once you start your PhD if you need to know something you go by yourself and learn it because you need to know it to do what you're doing.
Julie West: Thank you. Good luck with your night work.
Vamsi Nalam: No problem, it was fun talking to you guys.
Julie West: OK, thank you.
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Julie West: After the interview with Vamsi, Anam and I head to the College of Music building. Unlike the Life Sciences building at this hour, the halls here resonate with voices and music. We follow the trail, and come upon a small crowd gathered in the lobby outside the newly renovated Voertman concert hall. An LCD monitor shows that a concert is in progress. We can't go inside, but we paused to watch the performers on stage and to view the program and materials on display.
We walked around the corner, and as luck would have it, came upon two professors from the program and the College of Music who performed on some of the earlier pieces and are now done for the night. I'm in the Green room talking with them now. Professors Eugene Oscadchy and Steve Harlos.
Julie West: Hello.
Steve Harlos and Eugene Osadchy: Hi.
Julie West: So, tell us a little bit about the concert you just performed in. Maybe I'll start with you, Steve.
Steve Harlos: OK. This is an NEA sponsored event. The theme of the evening was 300 years of American chamber music. We started out with some early pieces from the revolutionary period from the year (let's see… the first one is from the year) 1781 by Rayner Taylor … and another piece by Gualdo de von Derrell. Then we jump to the… 20th century, 1948 for a quintet by Irving Fine, for woodwinds.
Julie West: And what is your instrument?
Steve Harlos: I'm piano. Then we did a piece from 1999, which was the most recent work on the program with a student group from the NOVA ensemble. Elizabeth McNutt is our director and did the rehearsals for that. And after the intermission we played this quartet by Daniel Gregory Mason, which was written in 1911 but actually belongs to the 19th century, stylistically, because he was very conservative and rejected modernism at the time that he wrote this; he thought that music should stay in its previous form and not experiment with atonality or color — effects for effects sake. He was a classical in the mold of Brahms; I guess you'd say.
Julie West: Did you two perform together on any of these pieces?
Eugene Osadchy: Yes. We performed a piano quartet, the Mason piano quartet, which Dr. Harlos found, and I never heard about the composer. The music was completely untouched, like the moon before the Americans stepped on it … we never could hear it because there was no recording. So it was the very, very first time we looked at the music, and it was very challenging because you had no concept when you'd look at the score. And it crystallized after a few rehearsals when we figured out what was going on, and hopefully it was presentable today.
Julie West: Who was the conductor… presumably the conductor went through the…
Steve Harlos: There's no conductor. This is a chamber ensemble. Piano quartet is not really four pianos, but it's a piano plus three string instruments … violin, viola and cello. That's the instrumentation. We're all conductors working together in chamber music; it's equal — equal collaborators; so there's the collaborative aspect in chamber music.
Julie West: Since there was no notation — well how exciting, first of all, that you really are looking at virginal music and getting to interpret it yourself — did you have a series of rehearsals where you debated different passages?
Steve Harlos: Yes, we went back and forth on different ideas and tempo.
Eugene Osadchy: And when you practice your part by yourself, of course you have no idea how it fits to the parts, and also probably it took a couple of rehearsals just to understand what was going on before everyone discussed things, and then once you get familiar with the music with the ideas of the composer you guess and try to contribute things. So it works. Eventually it worked very well.
Julie West: And so you might take a break from the piece and think on it and then have a fresh perspective of how to perform it again a year or two down the line.
Eugene Osadchy: Usually that happens. Even with old pieces, pieces which you perform — if you come back in two years with different people, even if you know how it goes, it always sounds different; because you're different, and people are different.
Julie West: And tell me your instrument. It's cello?
Eugene Osadchy: It's cello, yes.
Julie West: Were you performing with other faculty, with students, tell me about some of your fellow performers on stage.
Eugene Osadchy: We had another two string professors – Dr. Dubois and Master Borok, former concertmaster of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra — he was playing violin.
Julie West: Nice. Well thank you, and I think I'll let Anam take a few shots of both of you as you're seated by the piano. And I'll just step over here for a moment.
Eugene Osadchy: I'll grab the cello.
Julie West: You really are a cellist; you're not just making it up.
Eugene Osadchy: Exactly.
Julie West: Anam and I have now wandered into the Geo Information Science Lab (in the Environmental Education, Science and Technology Building) where we see three students working, diligently I might add, at their research, and let's find out who these characters are. Who are you? What is your name?
Eric Katzenberger: My name is Eric Katzenberger.
Julie West: And what is your major?
Eric Katzenberger: I'm majoring in economic research.
Julie West: And what about you?
Al Louisy: I am Al Louisy, and I am doing energy engineering.
Julie West: And what about you? Did you want to be included?
Jaron Lopes: My name is Jaron Lopes. My major is Geography and I'm trying to get certified in GIS.
Julie West: Nice. So does that mean that you all are undergrads, master students?
Jaron Lopes: Undergad.
Al Louisy: Master's.
Eric Katzenberger: Yeah, I'm a master's student.
Julie West: Let me stick with the masters for a moment … the masters (laughter).
Julie West to Eric Katzenberger: So tell me … the screen is very complex and full of data. Describe the nature of your research tonight. What are we looking at?
Eric Katzenberger: We're looking at demographic information for every street named after Dr. Martin Luther King. I'm interested in the racial makeup and median and aggregate income of individuals who live on streets named after Martin Luther King.
Julie West: What are you finding so far?
Eric Katzenberger: I'm finding so far that streets named after Martin Luther King are primarily made up of minority residents who are below the poverty line.
Julie West: And what about cities vs. rural areas? Are you finding that that data is similar across all population centers?
Eric Katzenberger: Yes, well the majority of the streets named after Dr. MLK are in urban areas, there are very few that are in rural areas.
Julie West: OK. So what are you gleaning about this?
Eric Katzenberger: What am I gleaning about this… What I'm trying to prove… my point, my purpose of doing this research is to show that city councils and small local governments, instead of dedicating funds to help enrich these poor minority communities, rather name a street after an icon that they can relate to and then send actual good dollars to different places.
Julie West: That's a very bleak portrait you present. Are you corroborating some of your preliminary findings by perhaps doing interviews with any councilmen? Are you speaking with some of the urban planners and people who are actually making those kinds of decisions?
Eric Katzenberger: I don't really think I could get honest information from these city council members because what I'm finding is, well, kind of sad …but I'm corroborating this by looking at local news stories for all of these cities; looking at when proposals were made that would have benefited minority communities and seeing how that ties into when a street was named after MLK… So to appease these minorities, they are naming these streets after MLK, according to what I'm planning on proving, directly after or before rejecting a major proposal that would have benefited a minority community.
Julie West: I know that some of these labs are involved in satellite imaging. Will that be a component to actually visually illustrate some of the neighborhoods and streets?
Eric Katzenberger: As a side project I've toyed with the idea of using some satellite imagery to try to determine city streets' lighting and the age of the properties… those types of characteristics. But I would definitely have to take some more geographically based classes to be able to do that kind of research, but I'm definitely committed to learning how to utilize the resources necessary to do that sort of research.
Julie West: Thank you. OK, so that was Eric.
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Julie West to Al Louisy: Now tell me your name again.
Al Louisy: Al, Al Louisy.
Julie West: Are you studying for a test? These are a lot of papers in front of you.
Al Louisy: Those are all papers from other researchers that I'm using to help in my research area.
Julie West: What is your research area?
Al Louisy: Engineering. Energy. What I'm trying to do is to work with graphene, which is a relatively new material that was discovered. And what I'm trying to do is to use that to generate electricity into a circuit that could power and fit itself…
Julie West: So cheap sources of energy for…
Al Louisy: Actually, what it is, is that the product, the end product, is going to generate the electricity and fit itself. So whatever it's applied to — an appliance or electronic device — would not use an external source of power.
Julie West: What is it about graphene that allows that?
Al Louisy: Graphene, just like silicon, serves as a semiconductor, and therefore it allows electricity to go through, and you can harvest electrons if you can get them to that state, that excited energy state. What I'm trying to do is excite the electrons to a higher orbital so that we could get photons released, which are pockets of light. And the light energy would be able to knock off electrons from the atoms and using the p-n junction to channel those electrons into one direction to create a flow of current.
Julie West: Who are some of your primary professors for this project?
Al Louisy: Right now, I'm independent. Some of the professors are Dr. Choi, who is also working in nanotechnology at Discovery Park. I have not met Dr. Perez, but I know he's working in this area as well, and I hope to talk with him a little bit.
Julie West: What time is it? You all are here pretty late at night.
Al Louisy: Yeah, for the past week, we've been living here 'til 3-4 a.m. Each time it's something different. Either we hit a brick wall, but then last night I was able to overcome something; and then today I ran into some more problems. So it's like each time you find a solution to something, you end up finding a different problem.
Julie West: It must be interesting since you're both in very different areas of research to swap notes every now and then.
Al Louisy: Not really as much as he annoys me.
Julie West: Uh oh.
Al Louisy: Just kidding
Eric Katzenberger: We're best friends, Al.
Julie West: Best friends. You heard it. Ok, I'm looking at your notes… they're very interesting… flow bath; visible light; what thermodynamic temperature is needed… What kind of breakthrough would be really neat for you tonight? What would be a cool achievement?
Al Louisy: A cool achievement for me tonight would be for me would be to find a way to get the required energy needed to excite my atoms.
Julie West: How do you know that that's happening when you see it?
Al Louisy: Heat applied to electrons or atoms is going to cause them to vibrate or move around more rapidly because they've gained energy. Light, which is what I'm trying to get — the emission of light.
Julie West: Where do you see yourself 4 years from now? Do you think you'll go on to get your doctoral degree?
Al Louisy: Four years from now! Um...
Julie West: I know, one step at a time, right?
Al Louisy: Yes. Especially now, I'm finding it's all baby steps. But I do have an undergraduate degree in pre-medicine and for a while my objective was to go to med school, and along the way I developed an interest in engineering. But I don't know if I may go back to medicine.
Julie West: Well thank you, so tell me your full name again?
Al Louisy: Al Louisy.
Julie West: Al Louisy. Well very interesting. Thank you.
Julie West to Jaron Lopes: And here we'll conclude with you. Tell me your name.
Jaron Lopes: My name is Jaron Lopes.
Julie West: And what is your major?
Jaron Lopes: My major is Geography and I am working on my certification in GIS. That's Geographic Information Systems.
Julie West: OK. And you're here late at night. It's a little after 11 p.m. What brings you to the lab at this hour?
Jaron Lopes: What I'm doing is … I'm trying to connect the recent drillings of the Barnett Shale area, which is pretty much in north central TX, with the recent earthquakes that have going on in Irving and Cleburne, TX. And right now I'm collecting some of the data sources.
Julie West: What exactly are you looking for?
Jaron Lopes: They believe — and it's still ongoing research… it's still early research — but they believe it has something to do with the induced salt water deposits that go inside the earth, and they believe that's causing the earthquakes; whenever they drill, they recycle the water somehow inside the ground, and I'm guessing that has something to do with the ground moving.
Julie West: There's been an increase in earthquakes, hasn't there?
Jaron Lopes: Yes, especially in Cleburne.
Julie West: Are you privy to seismic data that helps you with your own research?
Jaron Lopes: Yes. I collected some data from the city of Cleburne. I went down to city hall and spoke with the IT department, and they gave me some data sources about the approximate location of where these earthquakes had occurred. So I got that data source.
Julie West: Are you intrigued to look to other areas around the country where drilling might be causing earthquake activity?
Jaron Lopes: Yes. Actually, I know there's some drilling activity that might be connected with earthquakes in the state of Colorado. And there are also rumors of reports of the same thing happening in northern Pennsylvania. But my main focus is to stay in this area because my research is limited. Yes I am looking to other places, but my focus is the DFW area.
Julie West: It seems like this would have real application for legislation that would ultimately impact new drilling around our state.
Jaron Lopes: Yeah, I'm guessing it can, but I'm still at the beginning stages of my research, that's why I don't have all the answers at this time.
Julie West: I should let you get back to work. Thank you so much for your time.
Jaron Lopes: Alrightee. Thank you.
Julie West: Now you know some of the people doing research on the campus of UNT late at night. What's your nightly research?
by Julie West, publications specialist, Office of Research and Economic Development—Spring 2011


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I have been married for 24 years (to the same man, I might add ) and can count on ONE hand the times I have helped mow our grass.
Our lawnmower has been broken and the rains have fallen and the end result was a huge yard that was knee-high in some places and butt-high in others. My husband got the mower repaired and since we don't have a weed eater he began the task of mowing. Last night he said that I should be the one mowing since I was the one working out "all the time." I didn't say anything then, but this evening I decided to surprise him and ask him to let me help. He jokingly said I really was trying to give him a heart attack--first by making him do it alone and then by offering to help.
I now have a new respect for that man! My WHOLE body got involved in the process. I am already sore from my toes to my head. Our teen-aged son even tried to help a little. It was one of our nicer, prouder, "FAMILY" moments.
But the grass is now at a manageable height and will need to be mowed again soon. I am actually looking forward to helping. CAN YOU BELIEVE IT???
I am still going to Zumba and aiming for 5 days a week. This week I am also going to try to add 2 morning classes to the routine. The scales are not budging. I have technically gained a pound, but my clothes are feeling looser and...drum roll please...
I ALMOST danced my skirt off in Zumba class Friday evening!!
It was actually harder to "shake-it" while holding my skirt up, but I was SOOOOOOOOOOO PROUD. I pre-apologized to the ladies behind me that if my skirt fell off I was sorry. One girl said "you are going to turn this into a Zum-BUTT class." Then she added, "YOU GO GIRL!!"
I like that I am fiercely protective of that precious hour each day. It is the one thing I am doing for myself this summer. I help my parents all day and then take out my frustrations at Zumba. Right now it is a winning combination. Mom is doing better and I know she is being well-cared for. I am doing better knowing that I am being cared for, too.
Happy Sparking!
So this morning I took a walk since I won't get to do Zumba today. As a matter of fact, the earliest I will get to do it is Tuesday, so I am having to be creative with my workouts. At first I thought it would be awful, but then I took off walking with my MP3 player.
Now, 3 years ago, my hubby had loaded some upbeat contemporary christian music and I used to enjoy the walk on so many levels. The music would bless me, the walk would energize me...etc...
Today I discovered that my teenage son has re-loaded the MP3 player. I spent my time listening to some of his music choices and I was pretty surprised! He likes mostly country but there were also some big-band tunes, jazz, and some acapella gospel. I walked for 2 miles just listening. I felt closer to him...isn't that strange?
I also had time to think during this walk. You don't get much time to think during Zumba--it is fast paced and I have to constantly think about what I am doing.
At first I was upset with myself. I started this journey 3 years ago (June 18, 2008) and I was SURE that by this time in my life I would weigh around 160 and be in "maintenance." I would be giving weight loss advice and prancing around in my MUCH smaller clothes. I have watched many of you drop tons of weight and here I am, still in the 240's. I KNOW I SAID that this was a "lifestyle" change, but I am going to be brutally honest with myself for a moment. I MEANT THAT FOR EVERYONE ELSE. I just wanted to get skinny.
I said it.
Now I have new motivation.
I am blessed to be able to care for my mother. She has had diabetes for 40+ years. I've watched it ruin vacations (she would always get a yeast infection and couldn't ride very far), I've seen it mess with her eyes, her heart, and cost her a leg. I spent lots of my teen years "running the house" because mom was in the hospital. Back then, they put you in-patient for routine testing. I remember learning how to give injections into an orange and then run when mom would ask me to do it for her because it hurt her to do it in her belly. Hind sight is 20-20 and I wish I could go back and do it for her.
Now she is recovering from a stroke and I get to be part of this adventure, too. She doesn't get to do anything by herself. Someone has to be there ALL THE TIME. She can't even go to the bathroom alone because she can't manage her underwear and hold on at the same time. She is still bright and alert which makes her angry and aggravated at the whole situation.
When I stare into the future, will this be me??? Will my son have to take care of me?
I have diabetes, too. And so help me GOD, I want to fight a little harder, learn a little more, eat a little better, exercise a lot and finish this race STRONG!
Who's with me?
It's no secret that I love Zumba. So when I decided to recommit to getting healthier, that was the one form of exercise that appealed to me. I used to do quite a bit of walking, but I just can't seem to get out the door and do it. Same goes for swimming--it is just too hot to do much more than just splash a little in the pool.
When I started doing Zumba 2 years ago, it was offered in just a few places. I chose to do it at the YWCA and pretty much stayed there faithfully. At one point I ventured to the YMCA for variety. Well NOW there are Zumba places EVERYWHERE!! What's a Zumba-girl to do?? Try them ALL out, that's what!
I went to Brick House Cardio and took a few classes. They are great and I knew a lot of the people there. They offered to let me join for $35 a month AFTER the one time fee of $33 OR I could pay the $5 as I go. All they offer there is a Zumba class each day. I decided I could get a YWCA membership for the same price and could have more variety. So I went to the YWCA and told them I was looking at Brickhouse Cardio and they IMMEDIATELY gave me a week's free trial. Woo-Hoo!
In the meantime, a local community center was offering a four-week session (twice a week) for $20. That's $2.50 a class. I was intrigued. So I showed up for class one night and because of where it is located, most of the Zumba-ers were beautiful, athletic, black women. Good Lord could they ever "shake it!" My everything got sore, but I was a good sport and I shook just as hard as I could. Tonight I signed the official papers to go to 7 more classes this month.
I am just amazed at the amount of variety that is offered in the classes. It's fun to do 3 different routines to one song. It keeps me interested and it keeps me moving. Enough said.
My blood sugar is coming back down to where it should be. I am sooooooooo glad. I've been taking my medicine faithfully and the exercising is helping, too. I was already eating lo-carb and lo-sugar.
I love the way I feel. I love that I am finding ways to carve "me" time. My parents agree that I should really fight this fight with EVERYTHING that is in me. They are cheering me on and I LOVE that!
Happy Sparking!
I have learned things about myself in the past 3 years.
The biggest one, I think, is how most of weight loss is a mental battle. My body won't move unless my brain can convince it to. Once we get started (my brain and my body) I am almost unstoppable!
I learned very early into this lifestyle change that I get bored with exercise easily. I CANNOT just walk on a treadmill for 40 minutes. TV doesn't help and music helps a LITTLE but then there's the other 35 minutes I have to trudge through. That's why Zumba works for me. You have two or three moves that you do over and over until the song (only 2 or 3 minutes) is over. Then you get a drink of water, and learn the next sequence of moves. And just when I start to feel a little bored with the movements in the song, the instructor will inject "a little choreography" that spices it right back up!
I love to look at foods and recipes and "tweak" them. It's just something I do. I have been obsessed with making the perfect oatmeal "drink." I don't like stiff oatmeal. I prefer to have it thin and drink it on the go. So far, my favorite thing to add to plain oatmeal is a packet of raspberry sugar free drink mix.
I didn't have any raspberry mix today so I improvised. I used sugar free peach jello. I didn't add the jello until the oatmeal was hot (1 min 30 sec in microwave) and the jello clumped up and didn't want to dissolve. I finally got enough in there to make it sweet enough to tolerate and it will do for today. Since this is my life, I will keep looking for the perfect flavors and textures. This is how I keep going. I have to keep my brain involved!
As for exercising in between Zumba? I have been trying to put my own moves to Mandisa's "Good Morning" song. As soon as I heard it on the radio I KNEW I could Zumba to it. Mandisa has lost a lot of weight and she said that her Zumba instructor uses the song in her routine. All I know is that I was moving and doing "Zumba" moves for 20 minutes to figure out what would fit to the music.
What are your little tricks to keep going??
Happy Sparking!
I think I have mentioned that my mom had a long hospital stay from April 6 until May 26. She is recovering from a stroke that affected her left side and a portion of her brain.
Two days ago, we decided that we would make salmon cakes for dinner. When I make them, I use salmon, egg, flour, little bit of onion, ketchup, and mustard. I don't know WHERE I came up with that, but I THOUGHT it was from my mom. She and I went round and round about what goes into those salmon cakes. She said "all I EVER put in them was salmon and flour." So I am picturing little pieces of fried salmon instead of a hamburger-sized patty of fish. She was adamant so I let her do it her way so that I could prove her wrong. Welllllllllll, those fish patties were WONDERFUL. Just a can of salmon and some flour to hold them together. She wouldn't let me salt and pepper them, either. I officially stand CORRECTED.
I went to my doctor's appointment. I knew my sugar was "probably" running high. Well, I was right on that one! It was very, very high. My A1C was 10.4. I was very depressed when I left there. I know that the medicine she gave me will bring it back down, and I know I am eating right and exercising. I just HATE Diabetes. I hate what it has done to my family and now what it is doing to ME.
I noticed a big difference while exercising today--I am getting less winded. YAY! Time to step up the intensity!
Happy Sparking!

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Tokyo Movie Shinsha, Telescreen Kyôko Kishida, Kôichi Kitamura, Jouji Yanami, Junko Hori, Masashi Amenomori, Miyoko Shoji, Kousei Tomita, Chikao Ohtsuka, Hiroyuki Nishimoto; Full Voice Cast .. Masaaki Ôsumi, Rin Tarô Yoshihiro Nosaki Tadaaki Yamazaki, Hisashi Inoue, Yoshiaki Yoshida, Shunichi Yukimuro, Chikara Matsumoto, Keisuke Fujikawa, Kuni Miyajima, Hiroyuki Hoshiyama; more Writers .. Seiichirô Uno
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if they are saying the send wavelenghts to measure lights from these planets that are 1000 light years away ,they are bullshiting, how long would it taake to get bac even if those planets still exsist
T hey are measuring the wavelengths that have come from the planet. They aren't sending wavelengths out and bouncing them silly..
Eve rything we see in the universe originated at that specific location 10/100/1000/10000 light years ago.
Basically they are detecting that there WAS water on the planet in question 1000 years ago.
Nestles have just launched own space craft to put their flag on it and claim the water !
Sure it isn't Yank beer - it's often mistaken for water.
Hubbel has provided some fantastic views of the universe. "We" used to look @ the Stars from Palomar & Wilson.
Also, discovering the remnants of atmosphere & water on Mars...well, so many investigators from so many nations, that crucial proof is still needed.
Mandell's speculation and/or fabrication of "water" some where we'll never go...imho...it's to grab Headlines away from India, China & Russia and those space achievements: e.g. the 2 Life Modules @ ISS...Moon rockets, Mars rockets, et al.
Yes NASA makes contributions...but speculation that will never be demonstrated...okay. ..and, so will never be proven.
It's not much of a space race if the US is the only participant is it?
There are roughly 70 countries that have their own space agencies, established specifically for the exploration of space.
Won't b long before we attempt to colonize & we carve them planets up like Thanksgiving Turkey! A fence there, a nation here, just chop that new mother nature up, with a poliricsl & funancial system that rewards d most predatory & hiearchal ones! (Cant even cure d flu yet humans think they can occupy galaxies)We will start to drill, plant genetically modified plants & humans & POOF! BE just like home! Another hollowed out failed experiment looking for a new home to infect! LEAVE THEM PLANETS ALONE, TILL we evolve past our Savage tendencies!
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Total load of bollocks.
Water equals life so then, life does exist on other planets.
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Of course, life does exists on other planets, already the comprehension of the Infinity says that. But since we have such a definition like ''light year'', the value of such discoveries is equal to nothing.
That's why we can only make a sigh. :)
Well it's a well-known fact that there is life on other planets. A more interesting question would be is there intelligent life within our reach?
Obviously Russia Never makes discoveries. Its always NASA. Ruissians are losers. Period.
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The US were the first to put a man on the Moon but by then Russia had decided that was a waste of time. It's not much of a space race if the US is the only participant is it?
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Please can anyone please explain to me how lists work?
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"ul li" is a directing the "li" tag OF the ul. Similarly in a sequence structure:
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display: block; will maintain the width of the parent tag. Additionally, you can set a width and height on a "block" tag, whereas on an "inline" tag you cannot.
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I had the same problem when I first started out with CSS. I could find code to do what i wanted and had a brief knowledge about it but did not know why things worked. Hopefully this helps.
If you styled a link (Li) in css - all further lists you use will be styled with this same style.
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A man was sentenced to just under two years in prison Tuesday after reneging on his promise to testify in two shootings.
Antonio E. Cook Jr., 29, previously pleaded guilty to third-degree assault and witness tampering in cases unrelated to the two shootings, and Deputy Spokane County Prosecutor Mark Cipolla agreed to dismiss the charges in exchange for his testimony.
Cook has since refused to testify, Cipolla said, so the charges were reinstated and he pleaded guilty. Superior Court Judge Sam Cozza sentenced Cook to 22 months in prison Tuesday.
Cook was a witness to the July 2009 shooting that injured two women. Timothy "Stoney Boy" Lucious was convicted of second-degree assault, which was his third strike and resulted in a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.
In the other case, John S. "Q" Williams was shot to death on Jan. 17, 2010. Alleged triggerman Edward "TD" Thomas, 25, and six other people have been charged in the investigation, which was assisted by Cook's statements to police.
Cook testfied at Lucious' trial, but Thomas' trial hasn't happened yet.
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i feel like we should start some Klan. a sticker of some sort to identify the tacomas that are on tacoma world. for all the people who are in hawaii. (im from big island but on oahu right now). let me know if people are interested.
damn. thats the thing that bugs me, i havnt even heard of a recon sticker until i moved here from the big island. and i still dont know what its about?? (could somone please explain what it is?) on the big island; a lift meant nothing but the fact that you had a lift and a boat meant nothing but the fact that you had a boat. since ive been here ive heard that you cant have a lift without a recon sticker?? wtf?? also on the big island you can have a boat and launch it wherever and no one cares, but here i launch a boat and 10 minutes later im being boarded by officers looking for life vests and god knows what!? im still confused. haha
It didn't have to be on on your car from the factory, but it has to be an originally available option to avoid RECON. So if I want a standard transmission instead of my auto, I could swap it in without RECON since it was an original option, unless I have to weld to make it fit.


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Blanched Cabbage with Butter and CarawayQuick and easy. Torn cabbage leaves, blanched in salted water, tossed with butter, caraway and celery seeds.
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Welcome to this experiment!
I've decided to make a blog about my progress to a better self.
The blog will contain topics I truly enjoy, like music, philosophy, food and similar things.
It will also contain content that I find useful and things I want to implement in my own life, things like motivational, productive and useful posts.
The reason I'm creating this blog is to get myself out into the real world and apply everything I "know i should do" and by creating this blog I have to follow up on these things. I will be posting pictures and "stats" from different kinds of apps to show you and myself that I'm being productive and that I'm doing the things I want to/should do.
A bit about myself
I'm a 28 year old Norwegian guy who have struggled with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, alcoholism, drug use and all sorts of things related to my mental health.
I've spent the last years trying to cope with all these things and I've not quite managed to do so, that's why I think this blog is a great idea. Just to show myself and other people with the same problems, facing the same troubles I am that it is possible to get to a better place and a better self.
What I will be doing
I will be posting here as often as I can. If I post about doing something this weekend, I will come back and show you that I've done the things I've written about.
This weekend I'm going to go out, taking pictures of the surrounding area around my current location, I know this seems stupid to some of you, but to me this is the way to start it off.
I might actually do this earlier if the weather allows me to.
So, I really hope you'll follow me on this adventure and I wish I'm able to help myself and others out of our current situation.


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At 10.45 a.m. on Monday, platform 6 at Chennai Central was filled with eager and some worried faces who held a constant vigil of the railway tracks. Media persons found perches atop every bench and cement structure to capture the scene.
The atmosphere in the station was chaotic, but the new 'Emergency' counter and the huge police presence on the sixth platform offered solace.
Train no. 12622, Tamil Nadu Express chugged into the station without bogies S11, S12 and S13 and the guard van. S11, carrying over 80 passengers had caught fire in the small hours of Monday and at least 32 persons were charred to death. It was strange to see a train without its guard van and as the vestibule of S10 had been damaged, the entire coach could be seen. Shattered glass littered the floor of the compartment. Several berths were damaged and half-burnt clothes lay scattered on seats. Black lines along the walls of the compartment indicated that water had been poured in. The bathrooms at the end of the compartment were blackened. The smell of fire encompassed the compartment.
As the train arrived, paramedics rushed in with stretchers; when people alighted, they were hugged by friends and relatives, some with tears of joy, relieved that their kith had survived the horrifying accident.
"I am so happy to be back and meet my parents," a young passenger who suffered minor burns said as his family surrounded him in joy. Ahmed Min and five of his colleagues who work as welders in Chromepet were returning to Chennai after visiting their families in Delhi. "We were in S12. Around 3 a.m., it was raining and water was seeping into the compartment. We could hear sparks here and there. Suddenly, we saw smoke from the bathroom towards S11," recalled Ahmed, who jumped out of the compartment along with his friends.
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A group of employees from the Department of Posts was returning from Delhi after a conference. "Around 4.20 a.m., a Sikh gentleman ran into the compartment from S11 and woke his son who was sleeping on the upper berth. He shouted "chalo, chalo" and we also ran for the door," said C. Anthonysami.
Since it was dark and in the middle of nowhere, the hapless passengers watched in horror as the bogie was gutted. "The flames lit up the sky. It was only at 6 a.m. that we realised the full impact of the accident. We unloaded our luggage and threw them out," he said.
Four persons were admitted to the Railway Hospital in Perambur after they complained of chest pain; three of them had suffered minor injuries in their legs.
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Duke & Duchess of Cambridge Present Operational Service Medals
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge presented operational service medals to the 1st Battalion of the Irish Guards in Windsor, who finished their six-month tour of Afghanistan in April 2011, on Armed Forces Day, June 25, 2011.
Before the presenting of the medals, the Duke and Duchess met families of members of the 1st Battalion Irish Guards.
The Duke of Cambridge became the first Royal Colonel of the Irish Guards in February this year. The Queen is their Colonel-in-Chief. The regiment was formed over 100 years ago by Queen Victoria. More information about the Irish Guard can be found at their official website HERE.
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Starbucks Recasts Its Stores, With Help From Oprah
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Here in the city where I live, a coffee shop that wants to compete with Starbucks (SBUX) is a lot more than a coffee shop.
It's a de facto community center.
It's a conference room for home-based businesses to meet clients. It's a tea shop for harried mothers in the afternoon. It's a wine bar for couples that can't afford a whole night out. It's a music venue. It changes its role with the time of day and the needs of the people it serves.
Starbucks now wants to copy this model at thousands of its stores across the U.S. suburban landscape. That means getting thousands of beer-and-wine licenses. It means rolling out much larger and wider menus. And it means the Starbucks you drop into during the evening will be very different from the one where you grabbed your cappuccino that morning.The idea is to get in-store traffic throughout the day, whenever and however people want to stop and relax. Suburban moms might get together in the afternoon over some Oprah-branded chai tea, maybe bringing little kids in strollers with them. Couples might meet for a glass of wine and a bite to eat after work. The risk is these stores can get in the way of one another, especially in suburban and exurban locations where Starbucks does most of its business. Zoning laws treat doughnut shops and wine bars very differently.
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