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One of Utah's most scenic and enjoyable golf courses, Wolf Creek offers golfers of all levels with a special experience.
Tucked away in Northern Utah's premier recreation destination, our scenic golf course over looks the breathtaking Ogden Valley. And canvased with the backdrop of the Wasatch Mountain range, Wolf Creek's design and on-site amenities stays true to the grand traditions of the game, corporate group, or recreational enthusiast and guests would expect.
Measuring nearly 7000 yards Wolf Creek is a Semi-private Utah golf course open for public play and memberships. With it's multiple tees and greens that require a player's focus, Wolf Creek will offer a challenge to the most skilled players to shoot low scores, while remaining playable and enjoyable for even the beginning golfer.
Wolf Creek is famed for its awe-inspiring views, the unique design that meanders across foothills, through Oak tree groves, across water features, and alongside native grass lands...creating on the best golf course in the Western states.
Conveniently located only a short 60 minute drive from Salt Lake City and 20 minutes from Ogden, the golf services and amenities offered at Wolf Creek can accommodate the foursome looking to enjoy mountain golf, or the group gathering looking for a venue to get together. This is the reason many Salt Lake City golfers and Ogden golfers play our Eden golf course on the weekends.
And as the only Audubon Society certified golf course in Utah, Wolf Creek provides a sanctuary for wild birds, local wild life, and honor alpine flora and northern Utah fauna for enjoyment and a special touch of mother nature.
Whether you want to simply enjoy the phenomenal views, enjoy a challenging or leisurely round of golf, book a gathering or just get up out of the city, Wolf Creek Golf Course awaits you.


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- 1 large garlic clove
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 pound store-bought pizza dough
- 1/2 pound cold mozzarella (preferably salted fresh)
- 1 tablespoon rosemary leaves
Put a large (17-by 14-inch) heavy baking sheet on lowest rack of oven, then preheat oven to 500°F.
Mince and mash garlic to a paste with a pinch of salt, then stir together with oil.
Roll out dough into a 16-by 13-inch rectangle on a lightly floured surface with a floured rolling pin, stretching corners with your hands. (Dough will become easier to roll out as it warms.) Transfer to a large baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Lightly prick dough all over with a fork. Stir garlic mixture and brush evenly over dough. Slide dough (on parchment) onto hot baking sheet. Bake until top is puffed and pale golden in patches, 6 to 10 minutes. (Prick any large bubbles with a fork and flatten.) Meanwhile, thinly slice mozzarella and pat dry.
Meanwhile, thinly slice mozzarella and pat dry.
Remove crust from oven and arrange mozzarella on it in 1 layer. Sprinkle rosemary on top. Bake until edge of crust is deep golden and cheese is bubbling and golden in patches, 8 to 10 minutes. Season with pepper.
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- Calories509
- Carbohydrates58 g (19%)
- Fat20 g (31%)
- Protein23 g (45%)
- Saturated Fat9 g (44%)
- Sodium1,018 mg (42%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber3 g (13%)
- Monounsaturated Fat7 g
- Cholesterol45 mg (15%)
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main ingredients: Mozzarella
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August 03, 2012
Daniel J. Burnick, a Sirote & Permutt, PC shareholder, was interviewed by Roy Williams of The Birmingham News for an article about developing an Internet crisis plan for companies. The recent Chick-fil-A backlash is the latest high-profile incident that demonstrates the importance of having a crisis response plan in place. Mr. Burnick said this case illustrates the importance of not believing everything you read on the Internet, unless you know the facts. Click here to read the article.
Mr. Burnick represents businesses and business owners in labor and employment matters, as well as insurance claims. He defends clients in matters ranging from complex workforce issues to employee management. Mr. Burnick has successfully litigated trials in both state and federal courts, such as workers' compensation cases and class actions. Mr. Burnick recently received a winning defense verdict from a jury in the Northern District of Alabama on behalf of an employer charged with pregnancy discrimination by the EEOC. He is a Martindale-Hubbell AV rated attorney and frequent speaker on labor, employment and social media matters.
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Save the Date: October 24th = 350
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Dr. Dillard's research, which includes more than 100 published articles, books and reviews, focuses on social and behavioral consequences of accounting and business practices, with specific emphasis on public interest responsibilities, ethical structures, and information systems in accounting. This work has been published in leading academic journals such as Accounting Organizations, and Society, Journal of Business Ethics, Critical Perspectives on Accounting and Journal of Information Systems and has recently received the prestigious Mary Parker Follett Award for Excellence from the Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal. Dr. Dillard is also the founding editor of Accounting and the Public Interest and serves as an Associate Editor for Accounting, Auditing and Accountability Journal.
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[27] Beta-Adrenergic Receptor Expression in Adult Vascular Tumors.
Karen M Chisholm, Kay W Chang, Mai T Truong, Shirley Kwok, Rob West, Amy E Heerema-McKenney. Stanford University School of Medicine, CA; Cleveland Clinic, OH
Background: Propranolol has been found to successfully cause regression in complicated infantile hemangiomas (IH). The B-adrenergic receptor antagonist is thought to lead to vasoconstriction by its downstream effect on nitric oxide, block angiogenesis by its downstream effect on vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), and lead to apoptosis. We recently reported expression of B-2 adrenergic receptor (B2-AR) its phosphorylated form (B2-ARP) in a case of IH responding to propranolol treatment (J.Pediatr. 156:335; 2010). We now explore the expression of B-adrenergic receptors on a variety of vascular lesions in adults utilizing a tissue microarray (TMA).
Design: A vascular tumor TMA containing 88 lesions (littoral cell angioma (7), epithelioid hemangioendothelioma (15), angiosarcoma (47), intimal sarcoma (5), Kaposi sarcoma (5), spindle cell hemangioma (5), and one case each of hemangioendothelioma of bone, retiform hemangioendothelioma, sinonasal hemangiopericytoma and lymphangioleiomyomatosis), was immunohistochemically stained for B2-AR, B2-ARP, and B3-AR, and scored for the intensity of endothelial cell expression as negative, weak positive or strong positive.
Results: Strong expression of B2-AR was consistently present in all cases of intimal sarcoma, spindle cell hemangioma and the bone hemangioendothelioma, as well as the majority of Kaposi sarcoma cases. Strong expression of B2-ARP was present in lymphangioleiomyomatosis, sinonasal hemangiopericytoma, retiform hemangioendothelioma, and in most Littoral cell angiomas and epithelioid hemangioendotheliomas. Strong expression of B3-AR was limited to most cases of epithelioid hemangioendothelioma and minority of cases of spindle cell hemangioma, angiosarcoma, Kaposi sarcoma and intimal sarcoma. Strong expression of B2-AR and its phosphorylated form B2-ARP were not necessarily congruent, but weak expression of the counterpart was usually present.
Conclusions: This is the first study to report B-adrenergic receptor expression in a variety of adult vascular lesions. While immunohistochemical expression of these receptors does not necessarily indicate that similar pathways of responsiveness to beta-blockade are present in these lesions, their presence does raise the possibility that beta-blockade could potentially effect apoptosis and decreased responsiveness to VEGF. Additional study is warranted as therapeutic options are limited for many patients with these tumors.
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The ZEROtherm Nirvana NV120
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The fins go all the way out past the edge of the fan on the side. This allows more surface area and takes advantage of air passing on the outer edges of the fan.
On the back side we see that the fins are longer than the overall width of the cooler. By giving the fins bubble in the middle, the cooler has more surface area that should equal great cooling capacity.
The copper heatpipes of the Nirvana are with a finish so they do not tarnish. As you can see, the cooler uses four in total and they route from the base of the cooler past the fin area. At the base the heatpipes are sandwiched between the copper CPU contact base and the coolers mounting system.
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first2summit wrote:I'm not a fan either, partly because I don't understand the benefit of it over any other style. An explanation would be much appreciated.
Havnt read through all the posts, but pretty much that blade style gives a kind of "Rolling" cut, or slice. A straight edge is meant for push cutting. but when pushing with the belly, after the cut you get a kind of Roll effect with the cut that actually brings about a smooth yet butter like cut. if that makes any sense. think about a downward motion towards the handle in your slice. except it is sort of built into the blade.
Wait! Where's the Black Ops knife from the picture! ... Wish that one was on sale too!
mdnorman wrote:Now THAT's cool! It's good to hear from someone who actually puts a knife to GOOD use! There are far too many wannabe "knife fighters" carrying around knives while day dreaming about slicing up or stabbin' somebody. Little do they know; that is NOT a situation they wanna find themselves in.
You have a very good point. And they really find out how much trouble they have brought themselves into when they find they 'brought a knife to a gunfight.'
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According to San Francisco officials, New York City has reported 12 cases of meningitis among gay men in the past year - three of those in the last six weeks.
San Francisco's recommendation went out on Thursday. The city's health officer, Tomas Aragon, says men who have recently traveled to New York City and had close or intimate contact with other gay men or plan to go there and have such contact should discuss vaccination with their doctor.
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Muncaster Castle is a fantastic day out for all the family. The historic haunted castle still lived in as a family home, is the jewel in the crown of this majestic setting on the Western Lake District. Visitors can see the Castle in all its glory and hear from the Pennington family who have resided in the Castle since 1208. Learn about Tom Fool aka Tom Skelton, court jester at Muncaster in the 16th Century with his links to Shakespeare and hear the ghost stories that suggest he may still be causing trouble today.
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Asked appliance store/contractor, some said yes some said "not really". What'd be the problem if I don't apply for permit for the job? |
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- Posted by ratflinger (My Page) on Mon, Oct 24, 11 at 21:21
Is gas already there? If so both would have been inspected at time of installation |
It depends on your locale and exactly what you're doing. If you need to run a gas line to your kitchen, then you probably do need a permit. If you're just hooking up a new cooktop to an existing gas line then probably not. Best to check with your town's building department. |
There is gas to the house - furnace/water heater. But we will need to run the gas line from another room to kitchen. Then convert the current cooktop electrical outlet from 220V to 110V. So sounds like I have to get a permit then? |
You need a permit for what you describe. |
- Posted by trixieinthegarden (My Page) on Tue, Oct 25, 11 at 20:32
If you've already got a 220 line in that location, have you considered induction? It gives you the ease of cleanup of an electric with the sensitivity and flexibility of gas...some think it's the best of both worlds. |
Trixieinthegarden, thanks for the advice. I've already bought a gas cooktop. I heard that induction is really good except it has requirements for the cookwares. |
- Posted by ratflinger (My Page) on Thu, Oct 27, 11 at 0:40
You need a permit if you live in a jurisdiction where one is required. Out where I live (unincorporated county) there are no permits or inspections needed. |
I wondered the same thing, so I checked with our gas company. I found out that yes, a permit is required. They said a licensed plumber has to come do the work. When they are finished, an inspector will come and sign off on it. Only then can the new gas cooktop be installed. When I thought about it, I realized that gas is nothing to fool around with...I want to be 1000% safe. It's not worth risking our safety (or our the safety of surrounding homes, for that matter) by cutting a corner or two. |
Chaocai: it will vary by region but I think many regions are like mine where for the gas you wouldn't need a "permit" but just have the work signed off after install which most installers will arrange for when they are done. As for the electrical you can buy a device at home depot (or where ever) that plugs into your 220 range outlet and converts it to a reg 15a 110 outlet and no permit is needed, plus if you or anyone else ever goes electric again, the wires are still there. |
Technically, you can probably get away with not getting a permit *but* if you don't, you might run into problems if there is ever a fire or you try to sell the house. Insurance companies are notorious for finding ways to get out of paying and construction or utility work, gas and electric in particular, done without permit is a definite reason they could use to reject your claim if there were to be a fire. That said, I personally don't think the inspection by the city/county really adds that much to actual safety. I've never seen an inspector go under the house or check any junctions for leaks etc. They come out, make sure your pipes are of a minimum size and make sure they are sealed with fire chalk and then leave. Yes, it does prevent a plumber from doing a hack job but you would do better finding a good plumber to begin with. So, I would suggest getting a permit just to make sure you don't have problems down the line *but* make sure you find a good plumber with plenty of good references. |
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The entertainment industry took another swipe at file traders on college campuses Tuesday, saying that it will sue students who use Internet2, the high-speed research and education network, to share copyright materials.
The Recording Industry Association of America will file 405 lawsuits Wednesday against individuals at 18 colleges across the country. The RIAA is targeting those who use a file-sharing application called i2hub to distribute music on a "massive scale," said RIAA President Cary Sherman.
At the same time, the Motion Picture Association of America is filing lawsuits against file traders on seven college campuses, although the association declined to specify an exact number of students being sued. The association said it will also start filing its suits Wednesday.
Although the RIAA and MPAA lawsuits are separate, the groups are collaborating to combat piracy, according to Dan Glickman, MPAA president and CEO.
The i2hub software is a peer-to-peer, file-sharing application developed for "student collaboration" on Internet2, according to the software's website. "I2hub is the conduit in which students across the globe connect to share ideas, collaborate and form social networks in a real-time environment never before achieved," the site says.
I2hub "does not condone activities and actions that breach the rights of copyright owners," said the software's developers in a statement to the media.
Internet2 is a closed network that allows universities to share large files for research purposes. The i2hub software allows for lightning-quick downloads: less than 20 seconds for a song and less than five minutes for a movie, Sherman said.
Internet2 "has been hijacked for illegal purposes," Sherman said. For some reason, he said, students have considered i2hub as "a safe zone for illegal activity."
Sherman would not say how the group tracked down the alleged infringers.
According to the RIAA, those targeted in the lawsuits distributed on average more than 3,900 files, such as audio, software and video. Music accounted for the majority of trades. Some alleged traders shared as many as 72,000 total files.
The RIAA and MPAA sent letters to university presidents alerting them to the lawsuits and asking them for help in combating illegal file trading. Sherman said that they are asking the schools to consider filtering and bringing legitimate music and movie services to their campuses.
"We would hope they would be a little more proactive in identifying these problems," Sherman said.
In this first round of lawsuits against i2hub users, the entertainment companies are suing students at Carnegie Mellon, Columbia and Ohio State universities, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the University of Massachusetts Amherst, among others. The RIAA is limiting the number of students sued to 25 per campus, though it said it has evidence of more infringement.
The RIAA and MPAA have collected evidence at another 140 schools in 41 states, the trade groups said.
The RIAA is not targeting the company that developed i2hub, waiting instead to see the outcome of the
But the MPAA said this new round of lawsuits should serve as a warning to the operators of i2hub. The association indicated it would not necessarily wait until the Grokster outcome in order to take legal action.
"We know who you are and we strongly encourage you to stop what you are doing," Glickman said.
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Yesterday I witnessed the unveiling of four new counters in Edgars at the V&A Waterfront; Estee Lauder, Bobbi Brown, La Mer and Clinique.
First, I was treated to a lovely breakfast at the Table Bay hotel where I caught up with Leigh-Anne, Sibongile, Eloise and Jasna.
It was during this breakfast that the four brands told us about the research and development that each team is involved with and how they carried their findings and strategies into their new counter designs and interactive spaces.
Most women (and some men) are familiar with the well established brands keeping their cosmetics behind the counter, with a brand representative placed between the consumer and the products – a design which is frustrating for peak shopping times and for women who want to "play" with makeup and cosmetics and for women who wish to ask for help when they need it rather than being hovered over like a supervised child.
Whilst there is a danger in leaving cosmetics completely up to self service, each of the brands progressively embraced a balance between empowering women to experience and explore their products in inviting and user friendly environments, and having consultants on hand to help direct and educate where questions arise and help is needed.
After each of the brands had told us about their research and a little of what was to expect at the store we set out to experience the counters for ourselves.
The counters exceeded my expectations. Counters had created "colour bars" where colour makeup was accessible and proudly displayed, skincare was laid out and organized, and relaxing "interactive zones" had been established, via the makeup chair at Bobbi Brown, the consultation couch at Estee Lauder (where you can receive a hand massage whilst you are educated on products and treatments), the luxury lounger at La Mer and the diagnostic station at Clinique.
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I have an old honey suckle.This will be my 2nd year at the house.The bottom has gotten pretty bare. It is 6ft. x 6ft. growing on a fence.It is still growing & making flowers at the top.I have some new growth at the bottom.It likes to be kept watered daily. It is in full sun next to the pool. The Hummers love it.What do you think....Should I Cut It Back....Maybe to 4ft. |
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Some big games are coming up in week 10 but there are some favorable match ups, defensively, available this week as well. Team defense is always tricky to predict what is going to happen (well basically everything is hard to predict) but now after 9 weeks it is a little easier to rank based off of what teams have showed us so far.
San Diego's defense shocked the fantasy world last week by destroying the weak KC offense but i'm still not 100% sold that they are as good as they looked in week 9. Basically is SD's defense that good or is KC's offense that bad, I personally think it's KC that is to blame.
Well enough jibber jabber here are my team defense week 10 rankings
1. San Francisco 49ers – A new team at the top spot (solely based on match ups) but the 49ers definitely deserve it. I really like the match up at home vs. a St. Louis team that is, in fact, improving this year but still are exactly a NFL Juggernaut. San Fran currently has the 5th ranked run D and the 2nd ranked passing D in the NFL not to shabby to say the least and STL is still trying to figure out who their running back is going to be with Stephan Jackson not knowing 1. where he'll be next year and more importantly 2. how healthy he is.
2. Chicago Bears – Bears defense has been a fantasy football powerhouse so far this year. By far the best fantasy scoring defense in the NFL. Charles Tillman has been the definition of a Ball Hawk this year and that has a lot of fantasy owners smiling. The only reason they are knocked out of the #1 spot this week is the Bears have a tough Sunday night match up vs. the Houston Texans. The Texans are the best in the NFL at NOT turning the ball over this year (only 6 all season). Should be a great game.
3. Seattle Seahawks – The Seahawks really are a tale of two teams. On the road the Seahawks look like a mediocre team but at home the Seahawks have been outstanding. This week the Seahawks have a very good match up vs. a Jets team that has been known to implode from time to time. The Seahawks should have no problem shutting down the Jets passing game this week at home.
4. Pittsburgh Steelers – I know I have been not really showing the Steelers love on this list in past weeks. The defense has been good just not scoring for fantasy owners. This week I think it will be different with a very good looking match up vs. just a bad KC team in Pittsburgh. Everyone saw what the Chargers were able to do to KC last week and I could easily see the Steelers doing some damage this week.
5. Houston Texans – I hope J.J. Watt is hungry because he should be eating good vs. a bad Chicago offensive line this week. Green Bay was able to get to Jay Cutler using their 3-4 package and Houston runs a very similar defensive scheme. The Bears offense hasn't exactly lived up to the hype this year and it should be a all out defensive brawl in Chicago on Sunday night.
6. Miami Dolphins – Another great week 10 match up. Miami hosts a Tennessee team that got destroyed last week by Chicago. I know that Miami doesn't cause the turnovers that Chicago does but there is no reason why they should be able to get to Matt Hassleback and cause some chaos in that Tennessee backfield.
7. New York Giants – The G-Men have the 2nd most team defense fantasy points to date this season and just like every year the Giants seem to be turning it on now that we are in the second half of the season. Cincy's passing attack has been good this year but the Giants front 4 still have the capability to get to any QB causing game plans to be changed and more importantly turnovers to be caused.
8. Denver Broncos – Would have been ranked higher if they were playing Carolina at home but this is still a pretty good match up for the Broncos. Cam Newton still just looks lost on the field and Denver has been good at bringing pressure from the LB position to get and contain opposing QB's.
9. New England Patriots – The Patriots are tied with the Bears with 11 fumble recoveries so far this year and have been very good at stopping the run (tied for 7th overall). The only flaw so far for NE has been their secondary but Ryan Fitzpatrick hasn't been able to really put it together ever since he got paid. NE is not a bad start this week at all.
10. Baltimore Ravens – The Ravens get a banged up Oakland team at home this week. With Terrell Suggs back on the field it seems like Baltimore defense is getting some of it's confidence back (not all but some). Baltimore still isn't a must start like they used to be but this week, vs. Oakland, you can go ahead and plug this defense in if you have too.
11. Dallas Cowboys – Dallas is a lot like Pittsburgh this year, great defense but not really in a fantasy sense. This week Dallas is up against turn over happy Michael Vick and the Eagles. Vick has been driving the Philly faithful crazy this year with all of his turnovers (ask Greg) but people that have been starting defenses against him have been reaping the benefits. This could go bad if Philadelphia finally decides to give Shady McCoy the workload he deserves vs. the Cowboys' 15th ranked run D.
12. San Diego Chargers – SD put up great numbers last week but as I said earlier it was more because KC is that bad. Tampa Bay has been lighting up scoreboards so far this year but SD has the 4th ranked rushing D and should be able to contain Doug Martin. I think you can play SD this week if need be but if one of the eleven teams above are available obviously go with them.
13. Minnesota Vikings – Vikings get the nod at the 13th spot this week mainly because they are at home vs. Detroit. Minnesota is going to need their 9th ranked passing D to be running on all cylinders in order to shut down Matthew Stafford and company who finally look like they have decided to start playing high flying football. Detroit showed last week that they are going to try to start their running game more and Minnesota has had a tough time containing RB's this year.
14. Tampa Bay Bucs – The Bucs 13 picks land them in 2nd in the NFL right now and they aren't going against the Phillip Rivers we all remember. Rivers hasn't been that accurate this year and the Bucs secondary should be all over him if he decides to get lazy again this week.
15. Detroit Lions – The Lions need to find away to do something no one has been able to do this year….shut down AP. That's a pretty tall order but if Detroit's front 4 can keep AP in check I don't think Christian Ponder will be able to hurt the Detroit secondary like other, better, QB's have this year.
I'm going to keep it at only 15 this week. Other teams that you can plug and play if you need to this week are the New York Jets (at Seattle) or the Philadelphia Eagles (vs. Dallas). If you really are desperate and need to play a defense in the Thursday night game I would definitely got with Indianapolis over Jacksonville but really those are two really bad defenses.
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There have been a handful of violent incidents against reporters. A reporter was kidnapped and tortured in Baku in March 2006. Two different news reporters have been stabbed. Yet another was attacked by security guards, who denied hurting him when he tried to take his claim to police. Editor Elmar Huseynov was shot and killed in 2005. Huseynov had edited Monitor, a weekly magazine that fed its readers a constant stream of scoops. In an open letter, jailed editor Fatullayev accused the government of killing Huseynov. Ismayilova discussed the charges on her show. Afterward, she was summoned to the Ministry of National Security, where officials tried to convince her to sign a paper agreeing not to talk or write about Huseynov's assassination. She refused.
The government denies any involvement in the crime, and it remains unsolved.
So far, Ismayilova has remained untouched. She said she is careful about her actions and image in public. "I restrict myself a lot," she said. She quit smoking a year ago, but before that she would never light up in public, particularly outside of Baku, where women smoking is frowned upon. "I don't want people to stop sending their daughters to journalism school because of the bad publicity," she said.
There are other factors working in her favor to protect her from official harassment. She works for an international organization, which offers her a measure of protection. "If an employee of Radio Liberty is murdered, the government thinks that the FBI will investigate," said Emin Huseynov, who runs the Institute for Reporters' Freedom and Safety, a non-profit that tracks journalists in Azerbaijan. "Locals don't feel safe. Usually the arrest doesn't spark as much reaction as journalists operating in Western agencies."
Ismayilova avoids satire, which is what landed the two bloggers in jail. And she's one of the few popular female journalists in what is still a male-dominated profession. In Azerbaijan, it is taboo to jail a woman, and public opinion would likely turn on the government if the police were to beat up Ismayilova.
Her closest call came last year, after she and a colleague broke a story about Silk Way Holding, a company with an almost complete monopoly over Azerbaijan's airline industry. Using documents obtained from the State Committee on Financial Securities, Ismayilova and a colleague implied that the president's twenty-one-year-old daughter may have illegally privatized her share of the company.
Days after the story ran on Radio Liberty's website, Ismayilova's bureau chief received a call from the government asking why she published such provocative stories and whether she wanted to be "dealt with." But nothing else came of it.
The same is true of her other big scoops. She investigated the family businesses of Emergency Situations Minister Kamaladdin Heydarov, highlighted the government's efforts to artificially lower the infant mortality rate, and has reported on major environmental problems in some of the country's cities.
Ismayilova doesn't spend too much time worrying. She's still freelancing long-form investigative pieces for EurasiaNet.org and translating The Kite Runner, one of her favorite books, into Azerbaijani. All of this, of course, is in addition to the work of presenting a daily two-hour talk show with only one other full-time staffer. Mornings are spent scouring the news for topics, identifying potential guests, and sweet-talking them into coming onto the show. In the afternoon, she does her research and prepares questions. And then she's live from five to seven.
After one recent taping, she and her producer were talking through the next day's show. They had booked a popular comedian and actress for the second hour. The producer warned Ismayilova not to talk about politics with the actress. "It's not her thing," he said. At first, Ismayilova agreed. But then she paused. "If she starts praising the president, then it's fair game," she said.
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With New Apps, Product Recall Information is Just a Consumer's Touch Away
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) awarded prizes this week for four new online applications to help consumers track product recalls. Earlier this year, the CPSC challenged developers to create apps to help consumers track recall announcements and safety incidents involving consumer products. Nine developers submitted proposals, using the CPSC's SaferProducts.gov website.
The CPSC's research finds that recalls impact both consumers who purchase new products and consumers who purchase products—such as cribs and high chairs, whose safety standards change over the years—at yard sales and thrift stores. The products' bar codes can be used by some of the apps to determine whether there has been a recall. Others check user emails for information on products purchased online.
The four new apps:
- Safety Checker usually needs just three fields filled in or the bar code scanned to find recall data. The app works with iOS and Android devices.
- Recall Pro uses Google Chrome to help consumers find recall information before making an online purchase.
- The "Slice" app checks purchases via email inboxes against the CPSC's recall list and is available for iOS and Android users.
- Total Recall 101 checks a user's email inbox and archives for references to purchased products, including product receipts and conversations with friends (but emails remain private to the user). The app matches products against the CPSC's recall list and alerts users to any problems.
>>Bonus Link: Injuries cause tens of thousands of deaths in the United States each year. Find more information on product safety advice from the CPSC.
The Ever-Evolving Traffic Light Could See More Changes Ahead
A one-of-its-kind pedestrian traffic walk signal recently turned heads in Portugal with a dancing figure that entertained people as they waited for him to tell them when it was safe to cross the street.
The signal—not planned for mass circulation anytime soon—was developed by the manufacturer Smart to advertise its cars' safety features. And if it saves lives along the way, it's in sync with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), where the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has found that 4,432 pedestrians died in traffic crashes in 2011, up 3 percent from 2010. More than a quarter of the accidents resulting in death happened at traffic intersections, both at marked crosswalks and intersections with traffic lights. Andrea Gielen, PhD, head of the Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy at Johns Hopkins University, says the school's research shows that many of these accidents occur because pedestrians are distracted by music in their earphones or by speaking or texting on cellphones.
NHTSA began a campaign to keep pedestrians safer last year and highlights community projects that improve pedestrian safety in a stories section on its website on pedestrian safety. One project, developed at University of California, San Diego, was a presentation at a low-income elementary public school in San Diego, Calif. The English- and Spanish-language presentation demonstrated dangerous scenarios and how to prevent them, such as kids dressed in only dark clothing, which makes them difficult to see at night. NHTSA is updating the site regularly to help communities develop their own safe walking programs.
As for traffic lights themselves, makeovers could be ahead. The Transportation Research Board of the National Academies of Sciences has a traffic light subcommittee that presents new research on traffic signal safety at the board's annual meeting each January. Upcoming topics of interest are likely to include computerized traffic signals that can respond to traffic flow by switching to green sooner when there's no congestion ahead, as well as a recent study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) that found that traffic lights are easily hacked, which could lead to traffic jams and collisions. Preventing some of the hacking could be as simple as strengthening the passwords of the engineers who control the traffic signals, according to computer engineers at MIT.
Wendy Landman, executive director of the pedestrian advocacy group Walk Boston, says intersections could be safer if city agencies talked more. She said the deciding factor for how long a traffic signal should be green for pedestrians is often based on how quickly traffic experts think drivers want to be back on the gas pedal—but that may be too short for many pedestrians, especially at intersections on main roads.
>>Bonus Content: Read a previous NewPublicHealth interview with Andrea Gielen.
Universities Adopt New Initiatives to Prevent Sexual Assaults on Campuses
Sexual assaults on college campuses have grabbed headlines in recent months and for good reason: One in five U.S. women are raped or otherwise sexually assaulted during their college years, often during their freshman or sophomore year and often by someone they know. Last winter, President Obama established the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault. This marked a call to action to help prevent sexual assaults on campuses; to help schools respond effectively when an assault does occur; and strengthen federal enforcement efforts, including the launch of a website to make with various resources for students and schools.
Meanwhile, various colleges and universities have stepped up their own sexual assault prevention efforts. The Indiana Campus Sexual Assault Primary Prevention Project guides Indiana colleges and universities in the prevention of sexual violence through education and technical assistance; as well as the promotion of bystander intervention skills and healthy, respectful relationships.
Earlier this year, the University of Massachusetts Amherst launched a program called UMatter at UMass, which promotes "active bystander intervention" to prevent sexual assaults. The program uses "Three Ds" to help someone who witnesses a situation where a sexual assault is threatened know what to do:
- "Direct": Stepping in and confronting dangerous behavior in a direct and clear—but non-confrontational—way
- "Distract": Using tactics that will divert behavior before it becomes violent or harmful
- "Delegate": Enlisting help from acquaintances or law enforcement professionals to help prevent an assault
"Our simple starting point was our determination to build a more caring community, cementing the idea that we care about each other at UMass and that we demonstrate that care without first having a crisis or tragedy," said Enku Gelaye, vice chancellor for student affairs and campus life at UMass. "With active bystanders, we want to reinforce a culture of active engagement. This is a very specific concept. The idea is that students have to take an active role in monitoring their environment and being engaged and caring about each other."
Public Health News Roundup: August 21
Ebola Update: U.S. Doctor Being Treated for Ebola Expected to Be Released from the Hospital Today
(NewPublicHealth is monitoring the public health crisis in West Africa.)
Reuters and other news outlets are reporting that Kent Brantly, MD, who contracted Ebola in Liberia where he was treating patients for the disease, has recovered from the virus and is expected to be released from Emory University Hospital in Atlanta today. An update on the condition of Nancy Writebol, a health worker who also contracted Ebola in West Africa, is also expected today. Since the start of the current outbreak in West Africa, more than 1,350 people have died of the disease. In an effort to reduce the spread of the disease, officials in Monrovia, the densely populated urban capital of Liberia, began a quarantine to stem the disease outbreak, sparking clashes between residents and troops. Read more on Ebola.
Many Older ER Patients Show Signs of Malnutrition
A new study in the Annals of Emergency Medicine found that many patients over age 65 who go to the emergency room for medical care are also found to be malnourished or at risk of malnourishment. The study authors say the reasons behind the insufficient nutrition include dental problems that make it difficult to eat, depression and lack of access to food. The study suggests that all older patients be assessed for malnutrition during emergency room visits. Read more on aging.
Free Online Search Tool from DOT Lets Consumers Check Vehicle Safety
The U.S. Department of Transportation has released a free, online search tool—accessible at www.safercar.gov—that consumers can use to find out whether a vehicle, including a motorcycle, has been recalled by using the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). Consumers can find their vehicle identification number by looking at the dashboard on the driver's side of the vehicle, or on the driver's side door where the door latches when it is closed. After entering the VIN number into the search tool, a message indicating whether the vehicle was recalled will appear, which will let users choose not to buy or rent the car, or if they own it or are planning to buy it, to have it fixed according to the recall specifics. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is working with the National Automobile Dealers Association to make sure that the VIN tool is used by all U.S. car dealerships. Read more on safety.
Is Your Child In the Right Car Seat?
This week, NewPublicHealth will run a series on new and creative public health campaigns that aim to improve the health of communities across the country through the use of public service announcements, infographics and more. Stay tuned to learn more about a new campaign each day.
Each day in 2010 approximately two children ages 12 and younger were killed in car crashes and another 325 were injured. If the correct child safety seats were used and installed properly, that death rate could be cut by more than 50 percent. Proper use of car seats reduces the risk of death by 71 percent in infants and by 54 percent among toddlers ages one to four, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Use of booster seats decreases the risk of serious injury by 45 percent among kids ages four to eight, compared to just using seatbelts in this age group.
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) and the Ad Council's Child Passenger Safety campaign urges parents and caregivers of children under age 12 to secure their kids in the best possible car restraint system for their age and size.
Through a series of television, radio, print, outdoor and digital PSAs, the campaign aims to raise awareness of the importance of using the correct restraints for children, whether it's a rear-facing car seat (for babies up to age one), a forward-facing car seat (for kids up to age five), a booster seat (for ages five to 12) or a seatbelt for older kids. The PSAs direct viewers to the Parents Central website, where they can find out whether their children are in age- and size-appropriate car seats and learn how to install the car seats properly.
Child Passenger Safety Week, from September 14-20, will also feature free car seat inspection events throughout the country to help people learn how to install and use them properly.
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Public Health News Roundup: March 27
Flu Vaccine Reduces Risk of Child's Flu-Related ICU Hospitalization by 74 Percent
Receiving a flu vaccine dramatically reduces a child's risk of flu-related intensive care hospitalization, according to a new study in the Journal of Infectious Diseases. Researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) analyzed the medical records of 216 children age 6 months through 17 years admitted to 21 pediatric intensive care units (PICUs) in the United States during the 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 flu seasons, finding that the a flu vaccination reduces the risk of being admitted to a PICU by 74 percent. "These study results underscore the importance of an annual flu vaccination, which can keep your child from ending up in the intensive care unit," said Alicia Fry, MD, a medical officer in CDC's Influenza Division. "It is extremely important that all children—especially children at high risk of flu complications—are protected from what can be a life-threatening illness." Kids younger than 5 and those with chronic medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes or developmental delays are at especially high risk of serious flu complications. Read more on influenza.
CDC Releases Expansive Salmonella Report for Researchers
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released an expansive, first-of-its kind report charting the past four decades of laboratory-confirmed surveillance data on 32 Salmonella serotypes. An Atlas of Salmonella in the United States, 1968-2011, includes data and analysis by age, sex, season and geography down to the county level. The report is available both online and in a downloadable format. Salmonella causes an estimated 1.2 million illnesses, 23,000 hospitalizations and 450 deaths each year in the United States. "We hope these data allow researchers and others to assess what has happened and to think more about how we can reduce Salmonella infections in the future," said Robert Tauxe, MD, deputy director of CDC's Division of Foodborne, Waterborne and Environmental Diseases. "The more we understand Salmonella, the more we can make progress in fighting it all along the farm to table chain." Read more on research.
GlaxoSmithKline Recalling Alli Non-Prescription Weight-Loss Drug Amid Reports of Tampering
GlaxoSmithKline is working with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in recalling all supplies of its non-prescription weight-loss drug Alli in the United States and Puerto Rico, after reports that some bottles had been tampered with and may not contain authentic Alli. The drug comes in a turquoise-blue capsule, but the company has received inquiries from consumers in seven U.S. states about bottles containing a range of tablets and capsules of various shapes and colors. Read more on safety.
Public Health News Roundup: February 7
Decrease in Pediatric Antibiotic Leveling Off
The number of children taking antibiotics has decreased over the past decade, but that decrease has stalled in recent years in certain age groups and geographic locations, according to a study in Pediatrics. Researchers reviewed pharmacy and outpatient claims over a 10-year period (2000 to 2010) in three health plans located in three different geographic locations to determine the number of antibiotics dispensed each year for children ages 3 months to 18 years. Although the overall antibiotic-dispensing rate in each age group and health plan was lower in 2009-2010 than in 2000-2001, the rate of decline in antibiotic use has slowed. The highest rate of antibiotic use was in children age 3 months to less than 24 months of age in all years of the study.
The study authors say the previous downward trend in antibiotic use in children may have reached a plateau, and continued improvements in judicious antibiotic dispensing are needed. Read more on pediatrics.
NHTSA Gives Okay for Vehicle to Vehicle Communication to Help Prevent Crashes
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has announced that it will begin taking steps to allow vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication technology for light vehicles, which will allow vehicles to "talk" to each other and ultimately avoid many crashes by exchanging basic safety data, such as speed and position, ten times per second.
The safety applications currently being developed provide warnings to drivers so that they can prevent imminent collisions, but do not automatically operate any vehicle systems, such as braking or steering, although NHTSA is also considering future actions on active safety technologies that rely on on-board sensors.
V2V communications can provide the vehicle and driver with 360-degree situational awareness to address additional crash situations — including those, for example, in which a driver needs to decide if it is safe to pass on a two-lane road (potential head-on collision), make a left turn across the path of oncoming traffic, or in which a vehicle approaching at an intersection appears to be on a collision course. In those situations, V2V communications can detect threats hundreds of yards from other vehicles that cannot be seen, often in situations in which on-board sensors alone cannot detect the threat. Read more on transportation.
Many Hospital ICUs Don't Follow Infection Prevention Rules
While most hospitals have evidence-based guidelines in place to prevent health care-associated infections in intensive care units (ICUs), clinicians often fail to follow them according to new research from the Columbia University School of Nursing published in the American Journal of Infection Control. The study, on over 1600 ICUs, found lax compliance in intensive care units where patients are more likely to be treated with devices linked to preventable infections – such as central lines, urinary catheters and ventilators.
The study focused on three of the most common preventable infections — central line-associated bloodstream infections, ventilator-associated pneumonia, and catheter-associated urinary tract infections and determined that despite decades of research, establishing best practices for prevention of these infections, approximately one in 10 hospitals lack checklists to prevent bloodstream infections, and one in four lack checklists to help avoid pneumonia in ventilator patients, and that in hospitals with checklists, they are followed only about half of the time.
Health care-associated infections kill an estimated 100,000 Americans a year and result in over $30 billion in excess medical costs, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Read more on injury prevention.
Public Health News Roundup: January 21
Interactive Map Helps Communities Prepare for Peaks in Flu Cases
Flu season for most of the country should peak in January, according to a new website that utilizes modern weather prediction technology to turn real-time influenza estimates into 94 local forecasts of future flu activity. The website was developed by infectious disease experts at Columbia's Mailman School of Public Health. By predicting when areas are likely to see the highest incidence of flu cases, public health officials can better manage medicine and other supplies.
The website features:
- Interactive U.S. map that displays the relative severity of seasonal flu in cities across the country flu and incidence numbers for each
- Influenza incidence predictions by city for the coming weeks
- Map that illustrates the proportion of flu cases by region
- Charts that compare the timing and severity of the four most recent flu seasons
- Exportable data for each week of the flu season (beginning in 9/29 for the 2013-2014 season)
Read more on influenza.
Minority Children Less Likely to Be in Car, Booster Seats Properly
Minority children are less likely than white children to be put into car seats and booster seats as recommended, according to a new study in the journal Pediatrics. Potential reasons for the disparity include both access to resources and social norms. "We expected that differences in family income, parental education, and sources of information would explain the racial disparities in age-appropriate restraint use and they did not," lead author Michelle L. Macy, MD, according to Reuters. According to a survey of 600 parents with kids ages one to 12, among four- to seven-year-olds, twice as many non-white kids sat in the front seat as white kids; 10 percent of the kids in that age group overall had sat in the front seat. The study also found that 3 percent of kids under age four and 34 percent ages eight to 12 had sat in the front seat, although there were no differences based on race for these groups. Read more on safety.
Study: Access to Firearms Increases Risk of Suicide and Homicide
A person with access to a gun is three times more likely to commit suicide and about twice as likely to be murdered than someone without such access, according to a new study in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine. Researchers analyzed 15 previous gun studies—13 from the United States—looking at intentional acts of violence. They also adjusted the past studies for the likelihood of mental illness. "If you have a firearm readily available and something bad has happened to you, you might make a rash, impulsive decision that will have a bad outcome," said lead author Andrew Anglemyer, a specialist in study design and data analytics in clinical pharmacy and global health sciences at the University of California, San Francisco. "These are just normal gun owners, and we are seeing that gun owners are making very bad, impulsive decisions." Each year the United States sees approximately 31,000 deaths due to firearms. Read more on violence.
Public Health News Roundup: January 2
NIH: 10 Percent of Driving Time Spent Distracted by Secondary Tasks
About 10 percent of an average driver's time behind the wheel is spent engaged in something besides focusing on the road, which is especially dangerous for younger drivers, according to a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine. Common distractions include eating, reaching for a phone, texting, or simply taking their eyes off the road. Researchers from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Virginia Tech used video technology and in-vehicle sensors to determine their findings. "Anything that takes a driver's eyes off the road can be dangerous," said study co-author Bruce Simons-Morton, EdD, MPH, of the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, the NIH institute where the study was conducted. "But our study shows these distracting practices are especially risky for novice drivers, who haven't developed sound safety judgment behind the wheel." The study found that novice drivers were:
- Eight times more likely to crash or have a near miss when dialing
- Seven to eight times more likely to crash or have a near miss when reaching for a phone or other object,
- Almost four times more likely to crash or have a near miss when texting, and
- Three times more likely to crash or have a near miss when eating.
Read more on transportation.
Study: Tripling Global Tobacco Taxes Could Prevent 200M Premature Deaths
Tripling the taxes on tobacco could prevent 200 million premature deaths worldwide while dramatically cutting into the total number of smokers, according to a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine. Approximately 1.3 billion people smoke; tobacco currently kills about 6 million people per year, with that total expected to climb to more than 8 million by 2030, according to the World Health Organization. To support their findings, scientists from Cancer Research UK (CRUK) pointed to success in France, where raising taxes well above inflation reduced smoking by half from 1990 to 2005. "The two certainties in life are death and taxes. We want higher tobacco taxes and fewer tobacco deaths," said Richard Peto, the CRUK epidemiologist who led the study. "It would help children not to start, and it would help many adults to stop while there's still time." Read more on tobacco.
HUD Grants to Help Families Get Access to Education, Job Training, Employment
This week the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awarded approximately $57 million in grants as part of its Housing Choice Voucher Program, which will go toward helping residents gain access to education, job training and employment. The grants will be used to hire or retain more than one thousand service coordinators who will work to connect the families with the supportive services. "This is a modest investment that can make a world of difference for families looking to find their path to self-sufficiency," said HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan. "As America's economy continues to recover, it's critical that we work to make sure every American has the skills and resources they need to successfully compete for jobs in the 21st Century." Under the program, participants sign a five-year contract requiring the head of the household to obtain employment and no longer receive welfare assistance by the end of the contract. Read more on housing.
Public Health News Roundup: December 26
Many Still Have Signup Options for Health Insurance Coverage under the Affordable Care Act
Although the December 23 signup deadline for health insurance coverage beginning January 1 has passed, the White House announced on Christmas Eve that signup has been extended for several days for anyone who was unable to complete their online application because of heavy traffic on the site. States and insurers may impose their own deadlines, however, so people not enrolled should reach out to their state insurance hotlines by calling 800-318-2596. Additional information options include clicking the "what is the marketplace in my state" or "live chat" features on the healthcare.gov home page.
The absolute deadline to sign up for 2014 coverage with no financial penalty is March 31, 2014, but signup after Jan 1, 2014 will generally result in coverage beginning a little later in the year. However there is no deadline for people signing up for Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program. Enrollment for those coverage options, for those that qualify, is open throughout the year, with no penalties assessed.
Healthday.com has a Q&A on what you need to know about signing up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act as 2013 comes to an end. Read more on the Affordable Care Act.
Professional Truck Drivers Offer Safety Tips for Holiday Travel
America's Road Team Captains, members of the American Trucking Associations who are elite professional truck drivers with millions of accident-free miles, have advice on how to navigate through highway traffic and winter driving conditions during the busy holiday driving season. Their tips include:
- Prepare your vehicle for long distance travel: Check your wipers and fluids. Have your radiator and cooling system serviced. Simple maintenance can prevent many of the problems that strand motorists on the side of the road before you leave your home.
- Plan ahead: Before you get on a highway, know your exit by name and number, and watch the signs as you near the off-ramp. Drivers making unexpected lane changes to exit often cause accidents.
- Do not cut in front of large trucks: Remember that trucks are heavier and take longer to make a complete stop, so avoid cutting quickly in front of them.
- Be aware of truck blind spots: When sharing the road with large trucks, be aware of their blind spots. If you can't see the truck driver in his or her mirrors, then the truck driver can't see you.
- Pack your emergency kit: Contents should include a battery-powered radio, flashlight, blanket, jumper cables, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, bottled water, non-perishable foods, maps, tire repair kit and flares.
- Check the weather: Be aware of changes in weather during your travel even if it's just a trip of a few hours. Temperatures can drop and rain and fog can develop since you got started on the road. Check weather conditions before you leave and each time you stop.
- Keep your eyes on the road: Distracted driving is a major cause of traffic accidents. Even just two seconds of distraction time doubles the chances of an accident. Use your cell phone when stopped and never text while driving.
Read more on transportation.
CPSC Recommends Checking to See if Winter Gear, Gifts, Have Been Recalled
As you pull out winter clothes or start to use holiday gifts, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recommends you first check to see if anything you or your family will be using was recalled for a safety hazard. Items recalled in 2013 include children's clothing with appliques and toys with small pieces that can pose choking risks. Read more on injury prevention.


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Junk DNA implicated in disease
By Wendy Barnaby
Papers published today in Nature and other scientific journals promise to throw more light on how genes cause disease. The papers, the culmination of ten years of research from the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) Consortium, concern the 98 per cent of the human genome which used to be thought of as "junk DNA".
Commenting on the papers at the British Science Festival, Royal Society President Sir Paul Nurse said, "We used to think that diseases were caused by large mutations in single genes, for example, cystic fibrosis. Now we realise that they're more likely to result from small mutations in many genes.
"The scientists have been analysing the human sequence to try to identify biochemical activities throughout the genome," he continued. "Fifteen years ago, it was thought that only 1-2 per cent of the genome encoded protein sequences which led to the functioning of the genome. Since then, it has become clear that the other 98 per cent is doing much more than was previously thought, through the production of RNA.
"RNA does not code for proteins but for a variety of different RNAs involved in regulating the whole genome. When you do sequence analysis, looking for mutational differences across the genome, now we know that lots of the 'junk' is also having biochemical activity working through these RNAs so potentially has function as well.
"Knowledge of what's going on in what used to be called junk DNA will contribute to our understanding of the biochemical activities associated with the genome and therefore its function."
The significance of the new findings is that they will lead to associations of mutations in the genome with disease predisposition.
"In the past," said Nurse, "they can only have made sense of mutational changes in regions of the 1-2 per cent of the genome they thought had functional significance. The rest they'd have seen as silent markers for disease, and not of functional causal significance. Now, knowing that those regions actually do something means they will identify biochemical activities which means it may have functional significance for disease.
The Encyclopedia of DNA Elements(ENCODE) Consortium is an international collaboration of research groups funded by the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI). Its goal is to build a comprehensive parts list of functional elements in the human genome, including elements that act at the protein and RNA levels, and regulatory elements that control cells and circumstances in which a gene is active. Part of the work is done at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute.
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unfortunately I planted asiatic lilies at the end of june. The top leaves are yellowing and browning. New green growth (from bulbets?) are coming up green. What should I do to encourage a living plant for next year?
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Just keep the green parts, do not cut them until they are brown. Make sure that you have excellent drainage. Next spring, you can add some bulb food. Most Asiatics are tough and reliable perennials. |
Thank you for your advice. I feel optimistic now. Best wishes for your garden. |
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