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Drugs - toxicological screening - urine
Last updated: Wednesday, 07, April, 2004
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Item | Process |
Specimen | 20 mL urine (random specimen). If required for forensic or other official purposes, adequate standards of identification and secure sample custody must be maintained and documented. |
Method | Chromatography, mass spectrophotometry, immunoassay, 'spot' tests. Official drug screening may require definitive identification of a drug, usually by GCMS. |
Application | Detection of drug overdose. Identification of unauthorised taking of legal or illegal drugs by patients with suspicious clinical features. Screening for drug-taking in eg, employees, sports competitors, drivers of vehicles involved in accidents. Monitoring of patient compliance with drug-free or methadone programme. See also Forensic toxicology and Laxatives - urine, faeces. |
Interpretation | If the drug taken is known (eg, paracetamol, salicylate, theophylline), measurement of plasma levels may be more appropriate. The presence of drug and/or metabolites indicates past drug taking. Urinary levels of drugs or metabolites vary with the drug involved, the time since the last dose, the dose taken and individual pharmacodynamics. Assay sensitivity depends on the analytical method, and some drugs are not excreted in urine or detected by certain assays. Consult pathologist. |
Reference | Warner EA et al. Am J Med 2003; 115(1): 54-58. |


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Hi all.
I've been away for ages. It's good to be back and planning a 10 night stay at Pop.
Have all the rooms at Pop been renovated?
Any changes to Pop's food court, transportation, pools, etc. since 2007?
I heard the frozen Coke machine was gone. :(
I haven't been the WDW in over 4 years. I have SO much to catch up on in just 71 days! YIKES!!
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Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)
Want to overdose on Christmas spirit? Home Alone's sequel sees Macaulay Culkin doling out a second helping of clammy schmaltz as he foils the attempts of two bungling thieves trying to rob Duncan's Toy Chest, an emporium of trinkets and games. Even the icky cuteness of Culkin's Kevin isn't enough for us to deny Lost in New York's slick production and genuinely entertaining denouement.


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ONLINE UPDATE (July 8, 1:45 p.m.): On Thursday, two Russian cosmonauts at the International Space Station (ISS) will take a spacewalk--one teetering on the end of a robotic arm--to make hardware changes onboard the Russian-made Soyuz spacecraft. NASA officials confirmed to PopularMechanics.com that the goal is to fix whatever caused the last two spacecraft to make last-minute emergency re-entries, one of which caused a South Korean astronaut to be hospitalized in February. (Hear from him and learn more about the rough descent's fallout with PM's full magazine story below.)
Expedition 17 commander Sergei Volkov and flight engineer Oleg Kononenko will venture outside the ISS for six hours to perform work on Soyuz TMA-12, which will return to Earth with three ISS residents on board. While they are outside, the pair will remove one of the explosive charges, called pyrobolts, that fire to separate the modules often cited as culprits.
Soyuz capsules did not perform as expected during re-entries in late 2007 and early 2008. The earlier incident was caused by a failure of the modules to separate, but Russians have been slow to say that this year's rougher-than-expected re-entry was caused by the same problem.
To safely remove the bolt, the space workmen must install temporary protective covers over the spacecraft's attitude-control thrusters, cut open an insulation blanket and disconnect the pyrobolt's electrical connections linked to the ship and to each other. The pair will also install a handrail that workers can use to steady themselves while inspecting the Soyuz during spacewalks. "The Soyuz was not made to support such investigations," Yembrick said.
Yembrick added that U.S. agency officials have traveled to Russia to see some of the fruits of the Russian investigation, the release of which of which has been pushed back from late June to an unspecified date. --Joe Pappalardo
South Korean astronaut Yi So-yeon gave this grim review of her April 2008 ride to Earth in a Russian-made Soyuz spacecraft: "I was really scared because it looked really, really hot, and I thought we could burn." Yi's spacecraft had to undergo a steep, rough emergency descent, and the deceleration forces injured her back, requiring hospitalization.
April's incident was similar to a troubled Soyuz re-entry in October 2007, when the propulsion and descent modules failed to separate, forcing the Soyuz to make a ballistic re-entry--the same emergency procedure that injured Yi. If there is trouble with Soyuz, it comes at a bad time: NASA will need the rockets to resupply the International Space Station after the space shuttle retires in 2010, and before its replacement is ready in 2015. --Jeff Wise
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One complaint we hear about cloth diapers is that they're too bulky. Babies sporting disposables boast a trim and lean figure, while cloth-wearing tots have what we may affectionately refer to as a "basketball butt." How can you avoid this dreaded condition? Here are some ideas:
Embrace it. If you have a skinny baby (as I did), you're in luck, because you'll find clothes will fit much better with the cloth diapers than without. In fact, once my daughter potty trained, she couldn't fit in most of her pants anymore! Also, don't babies look adorable sporting hu-u-ge diapers like this one? You can't get that look with a boring old fitted disposable diaper!
Switch to pocket diapers. Prefolds with covers will be bulkier than pocket diapers, which usually have just a thin terry insert.
Buy bigger clothes. One of my friends confessed that she almost gave up on cloth diapering because none of her daughter's pants could fit over the Bulge of the Cloth. Then she had a flash of insight: She could buy bigger clothes. Problem solved!
How have you overcome the challenges of bulky cloth diapers . . . or learned to accept them?
When my 2 yr old potty trained, she went from a 24 month pants back down to a 12 month from not having the diaper bulk anymore…..Keep those smaller pants handy & you may get another season out of them since most baby cloths are designed to accomodate some diaper bulk.
We really haven't had much of a problem yet .. I made a bunch of pockets from the Rita's Rump Pocket pattern and use a microfiber towel as a stuffer and a thisties cover. I don't think I'd put tights on my girl but its not that bulky and its certainly better than the disposibles when they get full and saggy … there's so saggy baby bootie with cloth!
My daughter, until her 9 month check up, was always in the 95% for weight. Which means she never fit into the size that matched up to her age. Add the bulk of cloth diapers, and I had a hard time getting her into anything other than stretchy pants. If I bought a size up, they were usually just longer, not wider, which is what I needed. However, she has thinned out a little now so I can fit her into some 18 month jeans (at 10 months). Sure, she always has a little bubble butt, but it is adorable. And now that she is crawling, I think she will probably thin out a little more, which I am anticipating will mean no more problems with pants fitting.
my daughter is on the small side, so it hasn't really been an issue since the beginning when our one-size-fits-all mother-ease were really huge on her. i def couldn't get size 0-3 mos jeans or cords over the bulk then, but now it's not a problem.
just size up if you need. i told people in the beginning that we were cloth diapering, so that if they were buying clothes for shower gifts they'd could purchase the next-size-up to accomodate a bulky cloth-covered bottom. so cute!
I've been blessed with a skinny baby so I've have not had too much of an issue. Great tip about hanging on to old clothes!
I used a smaller prefold (newborn/infant size) and I did have some problems with the bulk in the beginning, but when he was newborn to 2 months, I only put him in the sleep & play layettes. I never tried to put jeans or little pants on him because I didn't think it seemed comfortable for such a little baby. I figured the one-piece outfits were more comfortable with no elastic around his waist. So I never had trouble getting the clothes to fit over the diaper. As he got bigger I continued to use the newborn/infant sized prefolds in a diaper cover. I never used pins or anything to fasten them. I just layed it in the cover and velcroed the cover. In fact, he's now 17 months and almost 30 lbs and I still use that size prefold and there is no extra bulk as compared to toddler's in disposables. I always changed his diaper frequently to keep him dry, so have never had a problem with the smaller prefolds not be absorbent enough either.
These are the prefolds I use: http://greenbabyshoppe.com/item_4/DSQ-Chinese-Prefolds–Unbleached.htm. I like the Thirsties cover with them the best. I have only had 1 leak in 17 months with the Thirsties cover and that was a very runny poop that I don't think any diaper was going to contain!
I have gotten in the habit of buying clothes 3 months older than my daughter (she is 9 months and I buy 12 months clothes). She was born in early summer so we always just had her in a onsie any way, but once fall/winter came around it was frustrating to try to get those tight pants on her.
Also, I am doing Infant Potty Training/Elimination Communication so we go through far fewer diapers. I will throw some babylegs on her and she is good to go.
Love the blog! Found it on Ask I have bookmarked it thank you for the tips.


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OREGON (KMOV) – Surveillance cameras capture a teenager grab a gun from an officer and fire it during a fight.
According to police, the 18-year-old was hallucinating after taking mushrooms and grabbed the officer's weapon during a fight in the Oregon City Hall.
Several officers attempted to restrain him after he hit one officer in the head, police said.
According to police, the teenager was tased seven times and showed no signs of pain.
After several attempts to handcuff him, the teenager was finally restrained.
The bullet from the officer's gun left a hole in the wall of the building.


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Juno, is his name creating mix tapes, fucking bitches, and ripping through bars is just a little game he likes to play. With many singles under his belt, a newly released mix tape titled "Sleeping With Demons," a team you would kill for, and a mind out of this world I find him fascinating. Yes he's your everyday teenage boy next door, going to school, hanging out with the homies, and looking for bad broads to bone but theirs more to him than just that. In those few ways he might be ordinary but inside the booth, and on paper he's more like extraordinary.
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This chardonnay is an olive branch between toast-loving and pure-fruit-driven chardonnay drinkers. The nose on the 2009 Covenant Chardonnay Lavan ($38) shows toasty richness along with its fresh apple and pear fruit. Take a sip and you drink in lots of citrus — tangerine, lemon, lime — with the rich red apple flavors on the palate. There is a touch of oak spice on the finish.
Covenant is made by two vintners intricately woven into the Napa Valley wine industry, Jeff Morgan and Leslie Rudd. Yet this wine is less about its famous vintners and all about the creation of a great wine — a wine that just happens to be kosher.
Covenant is made in the same way any fine wine is made today. Although the producers can't use certain yeasts and a number of non-kosher items to make their wine, that all seems irrelevant when you taste the wine. It is just a great wine.
It is relevant, however, to the Sabbath-observant Jewish community. This is a kosher wine, but it is non-mevushal. For more information on kosher and mevushal wine, visit covenantwines.com. For those celebrating Easter, this is a perfect wine to serve for a diverse group of guests on Easter Sunday.


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What do you think of the
Sunday Afternoons Adventure Hat
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Andy L
Best Hiking Hat
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
Light-Weight, Great Coverage/Protection, floats in water, breathable material.
It looks silly, but would you rather look silly for one day on the trail or have sunburn on your face peeling skin for 3 week?
This hat gives you great sun protection even the back of the neck which is very great not alot of hats over protection for the neck. The hat is so light-weight you won't even notice it on your head. Works great in hot weather because of the breathablity material its made from and the sweat moisture head band keeping the sweats out of your eye.
Definitely try in store before you buy online.
Better to get a perfect fit than wrong size online.
How does this hat handle getting soaked?...
How does this hat handle getting soaked? I can see how the back would plaster onto your neck, but how about the brim?
Little Foot
The fabric is DWR coated so it is water repellent. It works pretty well in the rain, both front brim and back neck cape. However there are ventilation panels and it is not waterproof so it is clearly not a rain hat.
Sunday Afternoons Adventure Hat
All the Sun protection you would ever need.
Sunday Afternoon Adventure hat
Mark Bennett
Sunday Afternoon Adventure Hat
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I used this on a recent trip to Yellowstone and the Tetons. This hat kept the sun out of my eyes and off the side of my face. The end of my nose did get burned surprisingly. In the wind make sure you have the strap in place as it will blow off your head.
I found the hat light and comfortable and will use it often when I'm outside around the house too.
Dusty B
Works well while fishing.
Carpenter Mt.- Oregon
Love this hat! Ordering another! (Wore it again today up Dome Rock - Oregon
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I have been looking for a wide brimmed hat to work in. This one shades my entire face all day. I love the soft back since it doesn't get caught on my pack pack. Cool, breathable, everything about this hat is perfection. Might have to buy a couple more!
What size head does the small hat fit? I...
What size head does the small hat fit? I have a very small head, 20 3/4 - 21 inches. Thank you
Pat Palmer
Small fits 20"-21". It should be perfect for you. A medium would be too loose and blow off with every gust.
Best sunhat EVER
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Others have said it, I will say it again: this is the best sunhat I have ever come across! It is light, packable, easily washable, great coverage of your face and neck, mesh on the sides so that your head can breathe, adjustable strap in the back, and even has built in UV protection. It is so perfect for hiking and backpacking, dries quickly, comfortable, perfect! There is literally no other hat like it. In terms of durability, I have owned my hat for over 5 years now and it looks brand-new. I've bought one for my boyfriend, friends, and family: they make great gifts as well. You will probably lose it before it wears out (has happened to me). The only bad thing to think of: they are not that stylish. I think my head looks like a giant mushroom when I wear it lol. :)
The best sun hat I've ever had
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
It is very light, covers completely, string under the chin keeps it on in the wind, it has vents, it is packable, although you have to be careful not to bend it in half, because foam inside will be scrunched and hat will have a strong crease in the middle. Make sure visor part is flat, when you fold it.
Sizes are very generous.
Lots of Shade and Breathable
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
I bought this for my mom. She said she said the sun protection offered was fantastic. It is very light, and extremely breathable. The cinch in the back also makes the head size adjustable, which is a nice addition. The back can be velcro-ed up to the main hat too!
Perfect for backpacking
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is my 4th backpacking hat. It's the best. Better than TNF, REI, OR and Patagonia hats. The best part is the back has no brim and I can look up while wearing a large backpack and not hit the hat or knock it off. Just did 220 miles on the JMT with it. it was perfect.
Diana Rodgers
adventure hat
I really like the hat because it is light weight and has a good sized brim. The front brim holds its shape which I wanted.
Susan Rose
How does hat run? I am an adult female...
How does hat run? I am an adult female with a small head
Diana Rodgers
The hats run bigger then I thought they would so get a small. The elastic in back helps. I got a medium but I will get a small next time.
My parents are going to Africa for a safari...
My parents are going to Africa for a safari in May and they requested safari hats for Christmas. Is this material too heavy to be good for that kind of activity or is there another hat you would recommend instead?
Dean Whitehead
Hey there, yeah this is definitely the style you want, brimmed with a drop back to cover the neck... I personally like the versions with built in bug repellent... also this one doesn't describe any SPF rating...
Michael Philofsky
How much to ship to Phoenix, Arizona,...
How much to ship to Phoenix, Arizona, 85013? Is there any tax? Thanks, Mike, PS This is for the Sundays hat with sun protection.
Steven Jones
Hey Mike. The easiest way to fid out the shipping amount would be to put it in your cart and choose which type of shipping you prefer. You do need an account to do this, but it is free and easy to set up. Hope this helps.
Do you have an extra large?
Do you have an extra large?
Mitch Andrews
There is no XL Size but a L should be pretty big
I agree. Most one size hats are too small for me, but L was a bit too large for me, so I am ordering second one in M.
Just what I've been looking for.
The Sunday Afternoons Adventure Hat is great. Large sun visor and neck apron, under the chin cord, washable, adjustable size strap in back...it couldn't be better if I had designed it myself. And it looks great on. I love it.
Spent two weeks in the Yucatan with this hat
When trekking around the Yucatan Peninsula, visiting ancient Mayan ruins and whatnot, you can't underestimate the power of looking like a complete American tool in this hat.
You'll stand out like an oasis of money in a desert of poor. There'll be so many offers to buy woven bracelets and keychains made from clay and spit you'll be able to mutter the words "No gracias" in your sleep, but at least your face and neck will be partially shielded from the brutal equatorial sun.
The Sunday Afternoons Adventure Hat is light and crushable, and you wouldn't even know you have it on if not for the snickers of tiny Mayan children, trying desperately to contain their amusement at your atrocious sense of fashion, even for an American. If they offer you black knee socks to go with your sandals, simply toss a handful of pesos behind you, remove the hat and quickly blend with the German tourists at the buffet line.
The versatility of this hat is amazing! Not only did it prevent my alabaster face from blistering to a crispy shade of "Nantucket Lobster", but it also did double duty shielding my bulky DSLR camera from the many random, spontaneous downpours as I trudged back to the bus, soaked to the bone and looking like the only idiot who forgot to bring a hat to the Yucatan rainforest.
All in all, a quality buy and an essential companion to your family size tube of zinc oxide. Just remember to take it off and hide it behind your back before they take that picture of you in front of the pyramid at Chichen Itza.
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My boyfriend loves these shoes. He works in the kitchen 12 hours a day and no longer complains about his feet hurting when he gets home a night. I full recommend you try them if you are on your feet multiple hours of the day. My only con is I wish they came in more colors since he wont wear the Mario orange.
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Foreign Spy to Air Pro-Romney Ads in Florida
2:09 pm in Uncategorized by EdwardTeller
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears in 30-second TV spots in the Florida market, beginning this week, according to the Burns and Haberman Blog at Politico.com:
Bibi Netanyahu is not running a campaign in the US – it just looks that way in this new ad.
A spot featuring only the Israeli prime minister talking about Iran is set to hit the airwaves in select Florida markets tomorrow, a media tracking source confirms.
The spot is the work of a c4 called Secure America Now – which, thanks to its tax status, doesn't have to disclose its donors.
A Republican involved with the project said its airing in Miami, West Palm Beach and Ft. Myers. The flight is ultimately going to be $1 million, the official said – a media-tracking source said about $400,000 has been placed so far.
Those markets house some of the state's largest Jewish communities.
The spot comes just after Netanyahu, who all but endorsed Mitt Romney in Israel in July, appeared on "Meet the Press" and distanced himself a bit from the GOP candidate's criticisms of President Obama, but also discussed Israel's concern about a nuclear Iran.
The pollster for Secure America Now is John McLaughlin, who has worked with Netanyahu's Likud Party.
Here's a link to the article, which includes a video of the TV spot.
In early July, Grant Smith, writing for Antiwar.com, published an article severely implicating Netanyahu in a ring that smuggled a lot of nuclear weapon materials from the USA. Mondoweiss picked up on Smith's story three days later, in an article that contained this English translation of a Hebrew article on this, published in Ma'ariv:
According to FBI documents released by the United States, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was involved in smuggling in the 70s from the U.S. components of Israeli nuclear program, and assisted by the businessman Arnon Milchan, who according to previous publications was a former Mossad agent.
The documents, declassified in part by the FBI after partial classification removed, describe the findings of the investigation has been performed between the years 1985 to 2002 on about how a network of front companies a U.S. security firm illegally smuggled equipment used for weapons seeds out of the U.S..
Smith was interviewed later in July, by Scott Horton, for Antiwar Radio:
Netanyahu should not be injecting himself into our politics. He should be Persona Non Grata in the United States. As soon as he sets foot in the USA, after he leaves public office, he should be arrested. He is infinitely more dangerous than Julian Assange.
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This offseason, we resigned Darko Milicic, and he'll be our starting center. He's something else, that guy. He gives us that international flavor. There's something about that Serbian accent—whenever he's making fun of somebody or telling someone to shut the fuck up, it's just funnier.
Luke Ridnour is the oldest guy on our team, and he's only 29. He has twins on the way. He went to the University of Oregon, and I grew up in Portland, so I used to watch him when I was a kid. He was on that great team with Luke Jackson and Freddie Jones and all those guys. On our team, he's the veteran leader. He's been around the league awhile, so he's been in lots of different situations—he's been in the playoffs a couple times, and he's been on some teams that didn't do well, so he knows how to handle it all. He'll be the vocal guy on the court and lead by example. At the same time, though, he's a laid back guy, and he fits right in with the rest of us clowns and idiots.
Kevin Love, GQ's guest blogger for the 2010-11 NBA season, is a third-year power forward for the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Blog Entry #1: Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2010
In Which Kevin Introduces Himself, Picks a Name for His Blog and Calls Out ESPN's Sports Guy Bill Simmons
Since this is my first blog post of the season, the first item on the agenda is to pick a name for this blog, and the guys at GQ gave me a head start with a couple of options. If you're reading this, you know what I ended up deciding. But here are the names they suggested and I thought I'd share them with you, along with what I thought of each one. Tell me if you think I made the wrong call.
The Love Shack–Of course. When we're in Minnesota, hey used to play this one after every basket I made, until I made them stop. . Either that or they play that "What Is Love?" song—you know, from A Night at the Roxbury. It is not my favorite. I think I've got enough clout now to put a stop to that one by the time our first game comes around this week. But anyway—The Love Shack? I don't know. It's kind of corny.
Love Bites–That's fresh. That's original. But I don't know. It might make people think, you know, different things as well.
The Love Doctor–That's not too bad. That might get the females on my side. But it's not even about basketball.
Love Will Tear Us Apart–That's pretty badass.
OK, let's talk about the Minnesota Timberwolves this year, because I am very excited about our team. We've gotta be the youngest team in the league. [Editors note: The average age of the team is 23.6 years old.] Luke Ridnour is our oldest player, and he's only 29. And what being so young means is that it gives us a chance to grow together. Look at Memphis, or even more so, Oklahoma City—those were young teams for a couple seasons, and now they've really taken that step forward and built a winning mentality. That's what we want to happen here. And the biggest thing is all of us sticking together, growing as a family and getting on the same page. We're happy with where things are now, and tomorrow night against Sacramento, we want to get this thing started off right.
Over the summer, the president of our team, David Kahn, took out a full-page ad in the Minneapolis Star Tribune, and he wrote an open letter to our fans, in which he said that while our team is young and exciting, we probably won't be contenders again this season. The letter caused a bit of a fuss, but we didn't really pay it any mind. We don't want to worry about what the front office is saying, or what anybody else is saying. We just want to go out and win ballgames. They're not going to help us do that. Only we can do that. So yeah, we heard it. Yeah, we listened to it. And they can make all the excuses they want. We can make the excuse that we're young, or whatever, but at the end of the day, it's just us—those 20 guys, players and coaches, together in our little foxhole. And we're going to have to fight for everything. We're going to have to be the hardest working team in the NBA.
Sure, we have to be realistic about setting our goals, and we know going into the season that we're probably not going to win the championship. But I don't think the playoffs are too far out of the picture. Whether it's this year, or next year. And we know we're gonna surprise some teams. If you're playing back-to-back nights and you decide not to run with us, we're going to blow you out of the gym.
I wanna end this first post with a message for my man over at ESPN, Bill Simmons. I heard that on his podcast, he was going through all the Vegas over-unders for every NBA team's 2010-11 season win totals. Apparently, according to Vegas, the over-under for our team is the lowest in the league, just 23.5 wins. Well, first of all, fuck them. No, I'm just kidding! But then I heard Bill took the under on our team—he said he thinks we're gonna win LESS than 23.5 games. Well, OK, Bill. You're my guy. You're a good friend. But you take it out on the Timberwolves a little too much. You need to give us a little more respect! And don't worry, that respect will be earned. We will GLADLY show you. Mark my words: we're going over 30 wins this year.


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If you're having issues with the 2 different versions, you could always compile it to run as a different user. That way you can continue to use your version, while the gentoo one remains using the older version. I had similiar problems when 2.6.3 was breifly marked stable and then quickly masked. Rob Kurt Lieber wrote: > On Thu, Oct 14, 2004 at 02:47:33PM +0200 or thereabouts, Derk-Jan Hartman wrote: > >>What do the root servers have installed? I think there is a protocol >>change problem here... > > > gentoo1 root # rsync --version > rsync version 2.6.0 protocol version 27 > Copyright (C) 1996-2004 by Andrew Tridgell and others > <http://rsync.samba.org/> > Capabilities: 64-bit files, socketpairs, hard links, symlinks, batchfiles, > IPv6, 64-bit system inums, 64-bit internal inums > > rsync comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and you > are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions. See the GNU > General Public Licence for details. > > That hasn't changed in the last several months to my knowledge. > > --kurt -- email@example.com mailing list
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It's being called the "new" face of the Chrysler brand, so just what's new about the all-new 2015 Chrysler 200 - besides absolutely everything?
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With the required monetary means you can buy a lot of cool and awesome things in this life, like the original Frogger arcade game.
But a championship is not available for purchase. It's a basic mantra we find ourselves repeating every March: winning in the offseason doesn't necessarily lead to winning in the regular season. The Eagles have learned this over the past two seasons after they were the big spenders in August of 2011 at the beginning of an especially frenzied free agent period following the lockout. That led to those two awful words coming from Vince Young's mouth: dream team.
Gradually with Chip Kelly aboard the dreamy team that prompted oh so many nightmares with only four wins this season is slowly being disassembled. It started with Jason Babin in late December, and now another key defensive signing that summer is gone, with Cullen Jenkins released this afternoon.
Jenkins — who quite easily has the scariest Rotoworld profile picture — is beginning to age after he turned 32 last month. Combine that with the emergence of 2012 first-round pick (12th overall) Fletcher Cox over this past season after he had 5.5 sacks to Jenkins' four, and the salary numbers attached to the two players made this move easy to anticipate. Jenkins didn't have any more guaranteed money left in his contract and he was carrying a base salary of $5.5 million for next year, while Cox is due to be paid $2.3 million during the second year of his rookie contract.
The Eagles' move to abandon the wide nine also played a significant role. Even though he may indeed be aging, Jenkins can still contribute, and he'll be valued by a 3-4 team looking for a reliable source of pressure up the middle. The Saints were among the handful of teams that showed interested in Jenkins when he was available in 2011, and now they have a need for depth at defensive tackle again as they assemble the required parts for their new 3-4.
Don't answer your phone, Nnamdi Asomugha. You're next(?)
In his digital wave good-bye to the Philly faithful, Jenkins apologized for the Eagles teams that sucked so much during his tenure.
Thank you Eagles for everything the last 2 years. Thank you fans. Sorry we didn't accomplish anything but I thank you all. Best wishes
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Colombia's peso bonds rose, pushing benchmark yields to a record low, as forecasts of slowing inflation buoyed demand for the fixed-rate securities.
The yield on Colombia's 10 percent peso-denominated debt due in 2024 fell three basis points, or 0.03 percentage point, to 6.92 percent at 9:48 a.m. in Bogota, according to the central bank. That is the lowest level on a closing basis since the securities were first sold in 2009. The price rose 0.249 centavo to 124.592 centavos per peso.
Annual inflation slowed to 3.32 percent in June from 3.44 percent in prior month, according to the median forecast of economists in a Bloomberg survey. The national statistics agency is slated to release figures today at 7 p.m. in Bogota. The central bank targets inflation between 2 percent and 4 percent.
"People have been cutting their inflation and growth forecasts" following reports showing the economy decelerated, William Florez, an analyst at Helm Bank SA (PFBHELMB)'s brokerage unit in Bogota, said in a phone interview.
Colombia's central bank on June 29 held the overnight lending rate for a fourth straight month at 5.25 percent as growth cooled and prices of the country's commodities exports dropped. Government reports in June showed industrial output and retail sales unexpectedly fell in April and the economy expanded 4.7 percent in the first quarter, its slowest pace since 2010.
Florez cut his growth forecast for the Colombian economy this year to 4.6 percent from 5.1 percent.
The peso declined for the first time in five days, depreciating 0.4 percent to 1,773.71 per dollar. It has rallied 9.3 percent this year, the best performance among all currencies tracked by Bloomberg.
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Among his duties at Scitor, Herr was tasked with "red teaming" the performance-enhancement field on behalf of the Defense Department in order to assess the approach America's rivals are taking to the technology. Drawing on his childhood conversations with his world-traveling parents, Herr concluded that military biomodifications could develop very differently in other countries.
Herr says he achieved a breakthrough in his red-teaming in 2010, while in Boston attending what he describes as a "totally academic, non-military" conference on gene therapy, which typically involves "infecting" a person with a specially tailored virus that can modify DNA and in principle, cure a disease or correct a defect.
But fixing genes is hard. Damaging them is a lot easier, one of the speakers at the Boston conference admitted. "He said if our goal was figuring out how to create muscular dystrophy, we've been very successful, but if our goal is to treat it, we're far from the goal," Herr recalls. "He meant it as a laugh line. But I'm sitting in the back thinking … it's kind of scary. They know how to break us but don't know how to fix us."
In one dire scenario, an army might attack its enemies by changing their physiology to make them dumber, slower, more afraid. In The Atlantic recently, two researchers even discussed the possibility of governments or terror groups genetically assassinating enemy leaders by tailoring cancers specifically to the target's DNA. The authors pointed out that the U.S. State Department already surreptitiously collects DNA samples from foreign dignitaries.
There are several ways these theoretical bio-attacks could be accomplished. At an August war game hosted by the Army, Herr and other experts said biological agents could be slipped into an enemy's food or water supplies or dispersed by air. Herr says it could also be possible to secretly add an agent to a commercial product. "Someone thinks he's taking protein powder but he's really taking God-knows-what."
If America gets caught unaware by some future bio-assault, it won't be because Herr didn't try to prepare us. After three years at Scitor, this fall Herr struck out on his own with an ambitious plan to advance the biomods field. He started two companies: one, a research firm called Helicase; the other, a sort of personal consultancy called Cognitrition that Herr says will offer clients advice on "enhancing cognitive performance through nutrition and day-to-day activity."
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Everyone's dropping their Summer singles as we move into the heat of it here in NYC! Here's one to cool you down, whether your sitting on a rooftop pool, at the beach or in your tiny apartment….
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Everyone's dropping their Summer singles as we move into the heat of it here in NYC! Here's one to cool you down, whether your sitting on a rooftop pool, at the beach or in your tiny apartment….
Zimmer's got you covered!
FKA twigs delivers one hell of a Summer jam with her latest outing "Two Weeks." Watch the incredible video below which is giving us serious Michael Jackson "Remember The Time" vibes!
Johnny Stimson shows no sign of stopping, taking a sweeter approach with new single "Sugar." There's never enough sugar in our bowl!
The new track is funky, fresh & ready for your listen below.
"I wanted to write something that felt tough from the get go, but sort of leads you to this doo wop 50s kind of vibe after a little bit. It's all about my love for everything sweet. Candy, chicks, whatever. But then we all know that sweet things aren't always the best for you… How do we address that? I'll tell you how. With important pop songs like this. lol." – Johnny
If you've been with us for the long haul or just visit for the first time, you better know we love the legendary band that is Sade.
Here's a brand new bootleg remix of Stronger Than Pride track "I Never Thought I'd See The Day." There's some killer moments all over this, thank you L-vis 1990!
Here's a new remix of Nicole Scherzinger's comeback single "Your Love" done by Belanger. Throwback jam time!
"Your Love" is out July 13!
Nothin' like a good 'ol Timbaland production is there? Jennifer Hudson shows us how to "Walk It Out" on her latest single. Slow jammmm alert.
Hands up, feelin' good! This one's going to surely need to be on your Summer playlists. Here's the new one from Le Youth featuring Javeon on vocals. Can never get enough of pianos and synths woven together like nobody's business, and this is what you'll get from Le Youth.
Breathe in, breathe out. There's nothing like breathy female vocals laid atop lush synths – really. Get into Brisbane newcomer, 17 year old JOY. Her first single is available for free download.
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Oh yes, Kiesza continues her reign as one of our favorite new artists to come out this year. "Giant In My Heart" picks up right where smash single "Hideaway" started off, giving us 90s vibes for days. Listen below.
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Greetings all! This will be my last post on Hurricane Ike. My wife thinks I am crazy to keep making these posts about the hurricane. She says no one could possibly be interested in this. I disagree. But just in case, I'm wrapping it up. I'll return to posting theological stuff soon. But for now, I thought I'd update you on what we have been doing since the storm.
The storm made landfall at about 2 AM. The eye passed just east of us a couple of hours late and kept moving north. We were all up and about by 7 AM or so to survey the damage. As I mentioned before, our power was out. The rest of the day, we put the house back together and sat around and read. The kids discovered something that Jennifer and I had known as kids: non-electronic play. By this, I mean things like blocks, toys, and a deck of cards; things that are not plugged in. (I'm exaggerating; they often do things other than play on the computer or watch movies. But now, they had no choice but to do only that!). In the late afternoon, we went out and picked up shingles and other debris. I also raked the yard.
Of course, every grocery store and gas station in the area was closed. Since we had stocked up on food and filled our tanks, this was not a problem. The house got awfully warm, maxing out at about 85 degrees with 100 percent humidity and almost no breeze. But it could have been much worse! We used only bottled water and the pre-Ike tap water that we had stored, because the city suggested that the tap water might be contaminated.
Needless to say, we went to bed very early!
In the morning, Jennifer and the kids stayed home and I drove to St. Joseph's. I took the Sam Houston Tollway, and it was totally clear. Unfortunately, I forgot to take my church keys, because I had taken Jennifer's van and her keys. When I arrived at about 9:00, there were about 6-7 people waiting in their cars, but no Fr. Matthew. He finally arrived at 9:20. He had been trying for nearly 3 hours to get there (normally it takes him 20 minutes), but kept running into impasses caused by high water. He and the parishioners who were there did a little cleanup while I did the proskomedia. We served the Divine Liturgy on schedule, and by the time it was done, we had nearly 40 people (not bad for such a day!). Since the church had no power, we opened all the doors; still, Fr. Matthew and I were both dripping in sweat by the time it was over.
That afternoon, a handful of stores, restaurants, and gas stations began to open. The few open gas stations had lines of cars that in some cases were blocks long. And, as I mentioned earlier, our electricity came back on at about 6 PM. Our neighborhood was blessed to be among the first in town to regain its power.
More stores, gas stations, and restaurants were open. Our friendly neighborhood grocery story (HEB) had a very long line stretching back from the one door that was open. The main entrance was closed, because it was right below a big sign/facade that was decimated by the winds.
It was interesting to see so many people out and about. We spoke to many of our neighbors. We had not even known the first names of some of them, despite our having lived here for six years. As I drove around, I noticed an unusually large number of people out and about. Crowds of teenagers roamed around, up to nothing in particular. I stopped at our friendly neighborhood Chinese place and picked up dinner. We ate very well that night -- the first time we did not eat something out of a can in days!
In a quest to get things looking normal again, I propped up the parts of the fence that had fallen and mowed the yard.
Still more stores and restaurants open. Jennifer and I drove to a Super Target in Pasadena and were able to get quite a few groceries. The only thing we weren't able to get there was milk--but thankfully, we found some at another store on the way home. We also bought a new modem, and this resulted in us having internet again -- hooray!
Jennifer has been able to get a good deal of schoolwork, and I have had plenty of time to read.
Regarding work, the school district where I work is going to be closed all week, and possibly some next week. Only about half of the campuses even have power, and many (including Audrey's school) are heavily damaged. So, I am enjoying the chance to get extra rest, spend time with the family, and read and pray more. I'm thankful that I am being paid. I feel for those who are not able to go to work and who are not getting paid. I also hurt for those who still don't have power (still about 50% of the Houston area), those whose homes are heavily damaged, and especially those who can't even get to their home.
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She will be remembered for her love of doing embroidery, cooking, and being an excellent homemaker. Family was everything to her, and she was a wonderful mother, grandmother, and friend.
Winnie is lovingly survived by her children: William Block, Donna Rinn, Sue (Louis) Pace, and Marge (Larry) Pflughoeft; daughter-in-law: Sharon (Bob) Nelson; 12 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren; as well as other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her sons: Daniel Finch and Steven Finch; a great-grandson: Steven Kircher; her parents; two brothers and one sister.
In respect to Winnies wishes, a private family service has been held.
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Okay, last August I planted three beautiful, but small, annual begonias near my mailbox to dress it up prior to a party. They had deep red flowers and red waxy leaves. I was all set to enjoy them for the short time before they died ... but, like magic, they have now sprouted up again in May. They received no mulch, no fertilizer, and no care at all.
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- Posted by kdjoergensen z6b NJ (My Page) on Tue, May 10, 05 at 22:37
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EllenFix, I live in the Atlanta area and have had canes planted in the ground before. Before frost I took cuttings but left the rest of the plant in the ground. I had 'Sophie Cecil', 'Lucerna', 'Torch', and I think 'Di-Erna' or something like it all planted next to the stairs leading up to the deck. That winter (probably 4 or 5 years ago) the cuttings all took except 'Di-Erna'. But in late spring the only plant to come back from the ground was surprise, surprise - 'Di-Erna'. I would not expect this every year though or at all as a rule. I'm not sure what you planted - it sounds like semperflorens (wax) which is treated like annuals since they are plentiful at the nurseries this time of year. If they were large then I would think 'Dragon Wings' which grow like crazy. Butch |
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I live just South of Birmingham, Al. I have a pot of bogonias that I planted in 2009 that came back in 2010 that were as beautiful or more beautiful as the year before. I put the pot in my basement last fall so I know I will have them again this year. Bagonias are one of my most favorite plants. They just keep giving all through the spring summer and fall. |
Wax or bedding begonias are perennial here. They seem to get a little bigger each year. I think you got a little lucky or you have a micro climate. 8b is suppose to be as low as they go. They are inexpensive so you should stick a few more in and see where they stick. I do lots of pots so I like my little easy begonias that take care of themselves. I usually fine a filler to change the look a bit. |
my wife teaches school and takes our 2 begonia plants to school each fall. The students are supposed to water them. However when she brings them back each spring (late spring)they look terrible. One does have blooms but the other has nothing! help |
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Postdoctoral Fellow, The Johns Hopkins University
Research Associate, Washington University
PEW Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology, Macalester College, MN
Assistant Professor of Biology, Davidson College 1994 - 2000
Visiting Scholar Duke University, Cell and Molecular Biology Program 1999-2000
Associate Professor of Biology, Davidson College 2000 - 2007
Professor of Biology, Davidson College as of 2007
Professional Organizations:American Society of Cell Biology (ASCB), Project Kaleidoscope Faculty for the 21st Century (PKAL F21), Association for Biology Laboratory Education (ABLE), Director of the Genome Consortium for Active Teaching (GCAT), American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Co-Editor-In-Chief of Cell Biology Education: A Journal of Life Science Education. CBE- Life Sciences Education. December 2005 to present. Course Director for Scientific Teaching Series at iBiology.org 2012 to present. CourseSource Advisory Board member. New type of online biology curriculum journal. 2011 to present.
Honors and Awards:
A. Malcolm Campbell, Laurie J. Heyer and Christopher J. Paradise. 2014. Integrating Concepts in Biology. Trunity.com eBook. The effectiveness of this book was published in 2012 (Barsoum, et al.)
Ho-Shing, Olivia*, Kin H. Lau*, William Vernon*, Todd T. Eckdahl, and A. Malcolm Campbell. 2012. Assembly of Standardized DNA Parts Using BioBrick Ends in E. coli. Chapter published in "Gene Synthesis: Methods and Protocols". Metods in Molecular Biology. Volume 852. Jean Peccoud editor. Humana Press. New York, NY. Pages 61 – 76.
A. Malcolm Campbell and Laurie J. Heyer. 2006. Discovering Genomics, Proteomics & Bioinformatics Second Edition. Published jointly by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press and Benjamin Cummings. 447 pages. ISBN 0-8053-8219-4
A. Malcolm. Campbell and Laurie J. Heyer. 2006. Instructor's Guide to "Discovering Genomics, Proteomics & Bioinformatics". Benjamin Cummings. in press.
A. Malcolm Campbell and Laurie J. Heyer. 2002. Discovering Genomics, Proteomics & Bioinformatics. Published jointly by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press and Benjamin Cummings. 352 pages. ISBN 0-8053-4722-4
A. Malcolm. Campbell. 2002. Instructor's Guide to "Discovering Genomics, Proteomics & Bioinformatics". Benjamin Cummings. 136 pages. ISBN: 0805347267
Mark J. Barsoum, Patrick J. Sellers, A. Malcolm Campbell, Laurie J. Heyer, Christopher J. Paradise. 2013. Implementing Recommendations for Introductory Biology by Writing a New Textbook. CBE – Life Sciences Education. Vol. 12(1): 106 - 116. Journal Cover Image.
Jennifer E. Round and A. Malcolm Campbell. 2013. Figure Facts: Encouraging undergraduates to take a data-centered approach to reading primary literature. CBE – Life Sciences Education. Vol. 12(1): 39 - 46.
A. Malcolm Campbell, Meredith J. Nakano*, Caroline J. Vrana*, Laurie J. Heyer, Todd T. Eckdahl, and Jeffrey L. Poet. 2012. Providing Structure for Research Students Coming and Going. CBE- Life Sciences Education. Vol. 11(4): 337 - 338.
A. Malcolm Campbell, Laurie J. Heyer, Todd T. Eckdahl, and Jeffrey L. Poet. 2012. Integrating Synthetic Biology into the Undegraduate Curriculum. Microbe. Vol. 7(10): 460 - 465.
Eric M. Sawyer*, Cody Barta*, Romina Clemente*, Michel Conn*, Clif Davis*, Catherine Doyle*, Mary Gearing*, Olivia Ho-Shing*, Alyndria Mooney*, Jerrad Morton*, Shamita Punjabi*, Ashley Schnoor*, Siya Sun*, Shashank Suresh*, Bryce Szczepanik*, D. Leland Taylor*, Annie Temmink*, William Vernon*, A. Malcolm Campbell , Laurie J. Heyer, Jeffrey L. Poet, and Todd T. Eckdahl. 2012. Bacterial Logic Devices Reveal Unexpected Behavior of Frameshift Suppressor tRNAs. Interdisciplinary Bio Central. Vol. 4(10): 1 - 12.
A. Malcolm Campbell, Omar A. Quintero and Jennifer Frederick. 2012. How to Get a Teaching Job at a Primarily Undergraduate Institution. Second Edition. Published by the American Society for Cell Biology.
Brianna Brianna Pearson*, Sam Snell*, Kyri Bye-Nagel*, Scott Tonidandel, Laurie J Heyer and A. Malcolm Campbell. 2011. Word Selection Affects Perceptions of Synthetic Biology. Journal of Biological Engineering. Vol. 5: 9. doi:10.1186/1754-1611-5-9
Brianna Pearson*+, Kin H. Lau*+, Alicia Allen*, James Barron*, Robert Cool*, Kelly Davis*, Will DeLoache*, Erin Feeney*, Andrew Gordon*, John Igo*, Aaron Lewis*, Kristi Muscalino*, Madeline Parra*, Pallavi Penumetcha*, Victoria G. Rinker*, Karlesha Roland*, Xiao Zhu*, Jeffrey L. Poet, Todd T. Eckdahl, Laurie J. Heyer and A Malcolm Campbell. 2011. Bacterial Hash Function Using DNA-Based XOR Logic Reveals Unexpected Behavior of the LuxR Promoter. Interdisciplinary Bio Central. Vol. 3, article no. 10 | doi: 10.4051/ibc.2011.3.3.0010. ( + these authors contributed equally to this work)
Penumetcha, Pallavi*, Kin Lau*, Xiao Zhu*, Kelly Davis*, Todd T. Eckdahl and A. Malcolm Campbell. 2010. Improving the Lac system for synthetic biology. Bios. Vol. 81(1): 7 - 15.
Eckdahl, Todd T., A. Malcolm Campbell, Laurie J. Heyer, and Jeffrey L. Poet. 2010. Synthetic biology and the international genetically engineered machines competition. Bios. 81(1): 1-6.
Poet, Jeffrey L., A. Malcolm Campbell, Todd T. Eckdahl, Laurie J. Heyer. Bacterial Computing. 2010. Crossroads: The ACM Magazine for Students. Vol. 17(1): 10 – 15.
Eckdahl, Todd T., Jeffery L. Poet, A. Malcolm Campbell, and Laurie J. Heyer. 2009. Synthetic Biology as a New Opportunity for Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Research. CUR Quarterly. Winter Issue. 39 - 44. (front cover photo)
Baumgardner, Jordan*, Karen Acker*, Oyinade Adefuye*, Samuel Thomas Crowley*, Will DeLoache*, James O. Dickson*, Lane Heard*, Andrew T. Martens*, Nickolaus Morton*, Michelle Ritter*, Amber Shoecraft*, Jessica Treece*, Matthew Unzicker*, Amanda Valencia*, Mike Waters*, A. Malcolm Campbell, Laurie J. Heyer, Jeffrey L. Poet and Todd T. Eckdahl. 2009. Solving a Hamiltonian Path Problem with a Bacterial Computer. Journal of Biological Engineering. Vol. 3:11 Highly Accessed Paper. JBE's Outstanding Paper of 2009
Bakke* Peter, Nick Carney*, Will Deloache*, Mary Gearing*, Kjeld Ingvorsen, Matt Lotz*, Jay McNair*, Pallavi Penumetcha*, Samantha Simpson*, Laura Voss*, Max Win*, Laurie J. Heyer, A. Malcolm Campbell. 2009. Evaluation of Three Automated Genome Annotations for Halorhabdus utahensis. PLoS ONE. Vo.l 4(7): e6921. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0006291.
K.A. Haynes, M.L. Broderick*, A.D. Brown*, T.L. Butner*, L. Harden*, L. Heard*, E. Jessen*, K. Malloy*, B. Ogden*, S. Rosemond*, S. Simpson*, E. Zwack*, A. M. Campbell, T. Eckdahl, L.J. Heyer and J.L. Poet. 2007. Computing with living hardware. IET Synth. Biol., 1: (1–2), pp. 44–47.
Campbell, A.Malcolm, Mary Lee S. Ledbetter, Laura L. M. Hoopes,Todd T. Eckdahl, Laurie J. Heyer , Anne G. Rosenwald, Edison Fowlks, Scott Tonidandel, Brooke Bucholtz*, and Gail Gottfried. 2007. Genome Consortium for Active Teaching: Meeting the Goals of BIO2010.CBE - Life Sciences Education. Vol. 6: 109 –118. Appendix A, Appendix B, Appendix C, Appendix D.
Campbell, A.Malcolm, Carolyn A. Zanta, Laurie J. Heyer, Ben Kittinger*, Kathleen M. Gabric, and Leslie Adler. 2006. DNA Microarray Wet Lab Simulation Brings Genomics into the High School Curriculum. CBE - Life Sciences Education. Vol. 5, 332–339.
Campbell, A.Malcolm and Barbara Lom. 2006. A Simple E-Mail Mechanism To Enhance Reflection, Independence, and Communication in Young Researchers. CBE - Life Sciences Education. Vol. 5, 318–322.
Campbell, A.M., T.T. Eckdahl, E. Fowlks, L.J. Heyer, L.L. Mays Hoopes, M.L. Ledbetter, A.G. Rosenwald. 2006. Genome Consortium for Active Teaching (GCAT). Science 311, 1103-1104. (supporting online materials)
Eisen, Arri, Janet M. Batzli, David Becker, Douglas M. Fambrough, Rebecca Pearlman, Richard Shingles, Rae Brosnan, Mary Lee Ledbetter, and A. Malcolm Campbell. Points of View: A Survey of Survey Courses. Cell Biology Education. 2005. Vol. 4: 123 - 137.
Campbell, A. M. Meeting Report: Synthetic Biology Jamboree for Undergraduates Cell Biology Education. 2005. Vol. 4: 19 - 23.
Heyer, L.J., D.Z. Moskowitz*, J.A. Abele*, P. Karnik*, D. Choi*, A. M. Campbell, E.E. Oldham*, and B.K. Akin.* 2005. MAGIC Tool: Integrated microarray data analysis. Bioinformatics: 21 (9): 2114 - 2115.
Campbell, A. M. Open Access: A PLoS for Education. PLoS Biology. 2004. Vol. 2 (5): 560-563. (PDF Version)
Campbell, A. M. Public Access for Teaching Genomics, Proteomics, and Bioinformatics. Cell Biology Education. 2003. Vol. 2: 98- 111.
Campbell, A. M. Meeting Report: Genomics in the Undergraduate Curriculum-Rocket Science or Basic Science? Cell Biology Education. 2002. Vol. 1: 70 - 72.
Campbell, A. M., Coble*, A. J., Ch'ng*, T.H., Cohen*, L.D., Long*, E. M., Russo*, K. M. and Armbrust, E. V. Identification and DNA sequence of a new H+-ATPase in the unicellular green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii (Chlorophyceae). Journal of Phycology. 2001. 37: 536-542.
Wessner, D. R., P. C. Maiorano, J. Kenyon, R. Pillsbury, and A. M. Campbell. Spot-overlay Ames Test of Potential Mutagens. Pgs. 1-18, in Tested Studies for Laboratory Teaching, Volume 22 (S. J. Karcher, ed.). Proceedings of the 22nd Workshop/Conference of the Association for Biology Laboratory Education. 2000.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. " New Paradigms: Teaching In Context and on a Need-to-Know Basis" In HMS Beagle: The BioMedNet Magazine. (2000) Adapt or Die Section, Issue 78. <http://www.biomednet.com/hmsbeagle/78/notes/adapt>.
Williamson, J. H., and Campbell, A. M. Isocitrate Dehydrogenase Investigation. Biology Lab Clearinghouse. Accessed 17 October, 2000.
Mooney*, E. and Campbell, A. M. A Project-Based Biotechnology Laboratory Course using Isocitrate Dehydrogenase. BioScene. 25 (2): 3 - 11. 1999.
Campbell, A. M. Unifying the Curriculum: Isocitrate Dehydrogenase (IDH) as a Model Enzyme. in Tested Studies for Laboratory Teaching. Edited by Susan J. Karcher. (1999) Volume 20: 352.
Williamson, J. H. and Campbell, A. M. Isocitrate Parameters of Enzyme Activity. in Tested Studies for Laboratory Teaching. Edited by Susan J. Karcher. (1999) Volume 20: 137 - 163.
Campbell, A. M. (1999) Malaria evades immunity with genetic variability. SCOPE Malaria Research and Policy Forum (Commentary Article, 23 August)
Campbell, A. Malcolm, and Blauch, David N. Virtual Questions. Science. (1999) Volume 285: 354.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "Pictures of Life: Using Web Images to Teach Biology" In HMS Beagle: The BioMedNet Magazine. (1999) Adapt or Die Section, Issue 51 <http://www.biomednet.com/hmsbeagle/51/labres/adapt.htm>.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "One Enzyme Fits All" In HMS Beagle: The BioMedNet Magazine. (1999) Adapt or Die Section, Issue 47. <http://www.biomednet.com/hmsbeagle/47/labres/adapt.htm>
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "How to Get a Teaching Job at a Primarily Undergraduate Institution" Biotechnology Software and Internet Journal. (1998) Volume 15, no. 4, pp 8 - 14.
Davis*, Karen R., and Campbell, A. Malcolm. Biological Animations: A Comparison of Morph 2.5 and GifBuilder 0.5 Biotechnology Software and Internet Journal. (1998) Volume 15, no. 4, pp 15-17 and 39.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "Home Page Homework: Redefining the Term Paper" In HMS Beagle: The BioMedNet Magazine. (1998) Adapt or Die Section, Issue 35, July 24. <http://biomednet.com/hmsbeagle/35/labres/adapt.htm>.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "A weight off your mind." Book Review of "Essential Cell Biology". Trends In Cell Biology. (1998) Volume 8, no. 8, pp. 336-337.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "Virtual Reprints" In HMS Beagle: The BioMedNet Magazine. (1998) Adapt or Die Section, Issue 31, May 29. <http://biomednet.com/hmsbeagle/1998/31/labres/adapt.htm>.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "Careers-perspective interview". Interview in Trends in Cell Biology. (1998) Volume 8, no. 3, pg. 127.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "Walking on the Web Without Getting Stuck" Biotechnology Software and Internet Journal. (1997) Volume 14, no. 4, pp. 18 - 19.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "How to Get a Teaching Job at a Primarily Undergraduate Institution" (Association for Women in Science) AWIS Magazine. (1997) Volume 26 (2), pp. 22 - 27.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "Question Mark" Biotechnology Software and Internet Journal. (1997) Volume 14, no. 2, pp. 29 - 33.
Campbell, A. M., Williamson, J. H., and Padula, D. "Use PCR and a Single Hair to Produce a 'DNA Fingerprint" in Tested Studies for Laboratory Teaching. Edited by Jon C. Glase. (1997) Volume 18: 1-31.
Campbell, A. M., Williamson, J. H., Padula, D., and Sundby, S. "Use PCR and a Single Hair to Produce a "DNA Fingerprint". American Biology Teacher. (1997) 59 (3): 172 - 178.
Williamson, J. H., and Campbell, A. M. DNA Technology in the Classroom: A Circular Map of Bacterial Plasmid. American Biology Teacher. (1997) 59 (3): 164 - 170.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "How to Get a Teaching Job at a Primarily Undergraduate Institution". American Society for Cell Biology publication for its members, 1996. (Bethesda: The American Society for Cell Biology, 1996.
Campbell, A. Malcolm. "MacPlasmap 2.1" Biotechnology Software Journal. (1996) Volume 13, no. 2, pp. 14-16.
Brockman*, Mark, Ordman, Alfred B., and Campbell, A. Malcolm. Research in Undergraduate Instruction: A Biotechnology Laboratory Project for Recombinant DNA Protein Expression in Bacteria. Journal of Chemical Education. (1996) Journal of Chemical Education 73 (6): 542-3.
Campbell, A. M., Rayala*, H., and Goodenough, U. W. 1995. The iso1 Gene of Chlamydomonas Is Involved in Sex Determination. Molecular Biology of the Cell 6 (1): 87 - 95.
Goodenough, U.W., Armbrust, E.V., Campbell, A.M., and Ferris, P.J. 1995. Molecular genetics of sexuality in Chlamydomonas. Annual Review of Plant Physiology and Plant Molecular Biology (1995) Volume 46. pp. 21 - 44.
Campbell, A.M., Wuytack, F., and Fambrough, D. M. 1993. Differential distribution of the alternative forms of the sarcoplasmic/endoplasmic reticulum Ca2+-ATPase, SERCA2b and SERCA2a, in the avian brain. Brain Research 605:67-76.
Campbell, A.M. 1993. The Teacher-Scholar Fellowship as a model for attracting new faculty to undergraduate institutions. Biochemical Education 21:190-2.
Campbell, Malcolm. 1993. Job Interviews at Undergraduate Institutions: What can you do about them? Council on Undergraduate Research Newsletter 13 (4): 25-30.
Campbell, A. M., Kessler, P. D. and Fambrough, D. M. 1992. The Alternative Carboxyl Termini of Avian Cardiac and Brain SR/ER Ca2+-ATPases Are on Opposite Sides of the Membrane. Journal of Biological Chemistry 267: 9321- 9325.
Campbell, A. M., Kessler, P. D., Sagara, Y., Inesi, G. and Fambrough, D. M. 1991 Nucleotide Sequences of Avian Cardiac and Brain SR/ER Ca2+-ATPases and Functional Comparisons with Fast Twitch Ca2+-ATPase: Ca2+ Affinities and Inhibitor Effects. Journal of Biological Chemistry 266: 16050-16055.
Campbell, A. M., Kessler, P. D. and Fambrough, D. M. 1991 Alternately Spliced cDNA's Encode the Chicken Sarco/Endoplasmic Reticulum Slow Ca2+-ATPase. The Sodium Pump: Recent Developments eds. Jack H. Kaplan and Paul De Weer. pp 107-109.
Kaprielian, Z., Campbell, A. M., and Fambrough, D. M. 1989 Identification of a Ca2+-ATPase in Cerebellar Purkinje cells. Molecular Brain Research 6: 55-60.
Abstracts: ( * denotes undergraduates as co-authors)
Erich Baker*, Brandon Grieshaber*, Laurie Heyer, Jeffrey Poet, A. Malcolm Campbell, Todd Eckdahl. 2014. Changing Plasmid Copy Number by Mutation of the pMB1 Origin of Replication. Institute for Biological Engineering Annual Meeting. Lexington, KY. March 6 – 8. Student Choice Award.
Spencer Chadinha*, Phoebe Parish*, Sara Pearson*, Laurie Heyer, Jeffrey Poet, A. Malcolm Campbell, Todd Eckdahl. 2014. Fitness and Biosensor Modules for Programmed Evolution. Institute for Biological Engineering Annual Meeting. Lexington, KY. March 6 – 8.
Sachith Polpitya Arachchige*, Jessica Gronniger*, Laurie Heyer, Jeffrey Poet, A. Malcolm Campbell, Todd Eckdahl. 2014. Junction Golden Gate Assembly for Introduction of Variation into Genetic Circuits. Institute for Biological Engineering Annual Meeting. Lexington, KY. March 6 – 8.
C. J. Paradise, A. M. Campbell, L. J. Heyer, M. J. Barsoum, P. Sellers. Implementing Vision & Change in introductory biology using a new textbook. Vision and Change: Chronicling the Changes. Aug. 28-30, 2013. Washington, D.C. Presenter: C. J. Paradise.
Sara Pearson*, Claire Shinneman*, Phoebe Parish*, Spencer Chadinha*, A. Malcolm Campbell, Todd T. Eckdahl. "Fitness And Biosensor Modules for Programmed Evolution" Poster presented at the Heartland Undergraduate Biochemistry Forum, University of Kansas Medical Center, November 16, 2013. Second Place Award.
Workshops and Presentations
Summer 2010 students (counter clockwise): Anvi, Jamela, Stephen, Linda (German visiting student), Drs. Campbell and Heyer, Katie, Steph, Tom, Tori (Woodlawn rising junior in high school), Eugene, Nitya, Keila (NC A&T visiting student)
2008 Davidson College iGEM Team of Math and Biology Students
Every Friday is Hawaiian
shirt day in the town of Davidvson.
Back row: Max, James,
Middle row: Kelly, Erin, Dr. Heyer, Kristi, Pallavi.
Front row: Dr. Campbell, Karlesha, Madeline.
Two seniors from the class of 2009 conducted research with me. Samantha Simpson was a genomics major through the Center of Interdisciplinary Studies. Will DeLoache was a biology major who graduated with Honors in Biology.
Samantha and Will, class of 2009
Science Update (AAAS) (June 25, 2008) |
ComputerWorld (3 June, 2008) |
MSNBC (2 June, 2008) |
NetworkWorld (2 June, 2008) |
American (30 May, 2008) |
Digg.com (29 May, 2008) |
Channel (28 May, 2008) |
Guide to the Universe podcast (25 May, 2008) |
NanoWerk (23 May, 2008) |
NPR Science
Friday (23 May, 2008) |
Informatica in
Brazil (23 May, 2008) |
Buzz Out Loud podcast (23 May, 2008) |
College News (22 May, 2008) |
SyntheticBiology.net (22 May, 2008) |
Delfi in
Estonia (22 May) |
in Australia (21 May, 2008) |
Gizmag (21 May, 2008) |
Gizmodo (21 May, 2008) |
News (21 May, 2008) |
Centric (21 May, 2008) |
OnLineWebLibrary (21 May, 2008) |
Daily (21 May, 2008) |
Like Us (21 May, 2008) |
Sott.Net (21 May, 2008) |
Newspaper #1 (21 May, 2008) |
Newspaper #2 (21 May, 2008) |
blog (20 May, 2008) |
Technology Online (20 May, 2008) |
News India (20 May, 2008) |
Soviet Union (20 May, 2008) |
Science News (20 May, 2008) |
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News Today (20 May, 2008) |
India (20 May, 2008) |
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AlphaGalileo (20 May, 2008) |
Daily Telegraph (20 May, 2008) |
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Spaces.Net (19 May, 2008) |
Engineering News (19 May, 2008) |
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BioCompare (19 May, 2008) |
EurekaAlert! (19 May, 2008) |
Two seniors (2008) conducted their Honors research with me in the field of synthetic biology. Andrew Martens designed a method to bring the E. coli tryptophan anti-terminator into the BioBrick Registry of parts. This part allows transcription to be regulated by the concentration of the amino acid tryptophan.
Erin Zwack designed modified anti-switches for E. coli to regulate protein production at the translation step.
We all learned a lot, but in the end it appears we were successful in our project. Cells flipped the DNA and presented the appropriate phenotypes. You can download the PPT slide show and the PPT poster for more details.
In the summer of 2006, 3 students (Erin, Sabriya, and Lance) began an exciting new project to construct an E. coli computer. You can read more about their work from the Davidson team's wiki page or viewing their iGEM 2006 presentation. The key was to integrate biology and mathematics. This project will continue in the fall of 2006 when Samantha and Karmella continue the summer work as we prepare for the 2006 iGEM competition at MIT along with our collaborators at Missouri Western State University. One product of the summer was a new web site that helps investigators synthesize short genes from a series of oligos. The web site, created by Lance, facilitates choosing the right oligos to make. Davidson won prizes in 4 categories at the 2006 iGEM competion. You can read a summary of their successes here. During the sprin semester, Karen Acker inserted Hix sites inside GFP and TetA(C) genes [read her paper] Bruce Henschen produced Hix sites that would allow only one flip [read his paper].
Students in my Genomics Methodology Course (spring 2005 & 2006) have developed what we call a "Teaching Chip" which permits students to design and print their own DNA microarray. Then using very controlled conditions that do not require the isolation of RNA or genomic DNA, they probe their own microarray and detect the signal using MAGIC Tool. This process is very robust and allows students to learn all the critical steps involved in microarray experiments, including data analysis.
Jackie Ryan '06 developed student friendly protocols for performing comparative genome hybridization experiments. This method uses labeled genomic DNA from two different strains as probes on a yeast DNA microarray. Most spots will be yellow, but aneuploidy (duplicated or deleted DNA) will appear as either red or green spots on a microarray. This work will be continued using evolved strains of yeast induced to undergo aneuploidy by selection under limited glucose.
Matt Gemberling '06 has designed and built antiswitches to determine if this new method for regulating eukaryotic translation can be adapted for use in E. coli. Matt's work was part of a larger project in synthetic biology composed of six students (the Synth-Aces) who competed in iGEM2005 at MIT.
Laurie Heyer's students continue to improve the free software for DNA microarray data processing and analysis. This software is called MAGIC Tool (MicroArray Genomic Imaging and Clustering) and works on all computer platforms.
For the 2004-2005 year, Megan McDonald will continue her biophysics major research in collaboration with Dr. Dan Boye of the Davidson Physics Dept. Megan is using optical tweezers to determine the physical topology of DNA printed on glass slides. I am also beginning a project to simplify the DNA microarray protocol enough for high school students to perform exercises that introduce them to the methodology.
In 2003-2004, Gray Lyons completed his honors research project. The lab work was performed at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.Danielle Choi performed two pilot studies with DNA microarrays. In collaboration with Dr. Jef Boeke at Johns Hopkins University, she produced the first yeast bar code DNA microarrays printed on glass slides and worked out hybridization conditions for the probes. She also produced microbial identification DNA microarrays in collaboration with Dr. Brad Goodner at Hiram College. I also helped produce an animation on DNA microarrays.
During 2002-2003, Emily Oldham, John Kogoy and Dan Pierce conducted research in my lab. Emily and Dan worked on improving the signal to noise ratio of DNA microarrays. John conducted some preliminary studies in proteomics.
In the 2001-2002 academic year, Emily Oldham began her genomics concentration through Davidson's Center for Interdisciplinary Studies under the guidance of Laurie Heyer and me. Laurie and I also finished the genomics textbook writing project.
I spent my sabbatical at the University of Washington in
Seattle and the Institute for Systems Biology to genomics and develop a course
for undergraduates, during the 2000-2001 academic year, . This new
course in genomics for undergraduates was offered for the first time during
the fall of 2001. Furthermore, I have created a new non-profit educational
consortium called the Genome Consortium
for Active Teaching (GCAT).
is dedicated to bringing genomic methods into the undergraduate laboratory
curriculum at a reasonable cost.
During the 1999-2000 academic year, one of my honors
students will be conducting research in the new and very exciting field
of bioinformatics. Rahul Karnik '00 is a Biology major and is also working
on a concentration in computer sciences. For the summer of 1999, he worked
at TIGR (The Institute for Genomic Research)
in Maryland. He is currently working at a pharmaceutical company as the link
between the biologists and the computer scientists.
I have been conducting research to improve teaching methods. I work with students and use the web to improve the quality of my lecture and lab curricula. The web provides a medium for presenting visual information that cannot be presented any other way.
One student conducted her honors research to develop a project-based semester long laboratory course for Molecular Biology.
I have also redesigned my Molecular Biology curriculum, and as well as Introductory Biology.
I have developed interactive animations and image maps
for teaching immunology.
For this, I have created "Molecular
and "Hyperlinked
For several years, we have been examining proteins involved
in mating of the unicellular green alga called Chlamydomonas. We have
generated two mutant strains (iso1 and
pmh1 ) that display abnormal mating
phenotypes. Several Davidson College students have helped identify the molecular
cause for the pmh1 mutation and this work is being submitted for publication
(see virtual posters below).
Another area of interest in my lab has been the purification
and characterization of NADP+-dependent enzymes from Chlamydomonas
(click here for a list of examples).This work
has been conducted in collaboration with Dr. John Williamson, also in the
Biology Dept. We have had several student conduct research in this area.
During the 1998-99 academic year, one of my students wanted to isolate the protein(s) that bind to a new drug being tested for use in treating Alzheimer's disease. His honors thesis research involved Dr. Brown of the Chemistry Dept., as well as Dr. Williamson and me. This new area of investigation was awarded first prize at the Collegiate Academy of the North Carolina Academy of Sciences 1999 annual meeting.
Links to Virtual Posters:
Physical Properties of DNA on Microarrays (work in progress)
Examining Accuracy and Precision of DNA Microarrays (1 MB PowerPoint file)
Exploring the Use of Plasmids in DNA Microarray Technology (1 MB PowerPoint file)
Proteomics Modules (web site - requires chime plugin)
Helping Students Discover Genomics, Proteomics and Bioinformatics. (4.4 MB PDF file)
of the Use of Plasmid and PCR DNA on Microarray Chips
(1 MB PDF file)
Current Teaching Interests:
Introductory Biology (Information, Evolution, Cells) |
: Introductory Biology (Cells, Emergent Properties, Homeostasis) |
Introductory Biology (Cell and Molecular) |
Lab: Introductory Biology (Cell and Molecular) |
Bio304: Molecular Biology | Bio304 Lab: Molecular Biology Lab |
Bio309: Genomics, Proteomics and Systems Biology | Bio343 Laboratory Methods in Genomics |
Bio307: Immunology (spring 2006 my last time) | Concentration
in Genomics (established fall 2004) |
in Synthetic Biology |
Group Investigation in Synthetic Biology |
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Yeah, that was cool.
Well, Ryan is back, talking foreign-policy again, and the grinding of the gears is again deafening.
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Well, the first part is easy. Snowden got clearance because we have privatized a lot of the government at the urging of Randian dipwads in the Congress who believe in preposterous tax cuts and economic theories propounded by the fking Keebler elves in a tree. And, again, we ask, what would President Romney be doing right now? Parachuting into Beijing, guns a'blazing? It's a good thing Ryan's an economic genius because, otherwise, there'd be no reason to listen to him at all. No, wait...
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Quotes and Sayings about Being Unappreciated
Staying in a situation where you're unappreciated isn't called loyalty; it's called breaking your own heart.
If they don't appreciate you, they don't deserve you.
Just because I'm here for you all the time, doesn't mean you can take me for granted.
I never stopped caring, but you did, and that's why I've moved on.
If a man is loving you and holding you down, don't pull him down, lift him up and you honor that man ladies.
The feeling of being unappreciated is a failure to appreciate others.
I don't like being hurt or unappreciated so I don't put myself in that position.
Im learning to apperciate everything & everyone…because the feeling of being unappreciated is horrible.
I think I honestly hate being unappreciated, in every way by various people, never realized it bothered me so much!
Sometimes being nice is overrated and it makes you feel unappreciated.
I'm doing one of the hardest things in the world but I'm tired of being unappreciated, either get right or get left, I will be appreciated!
People never remember the million times you help them, only the one time you don't.
Sick of being unappreciated around here. The only truth is no one realize everything you do until you're no where to be found.
I hate being unappreciated for my work and stolen from.
Being unappreciated is a sign of selfishness.
Not just tired of being broken, I'm tired of living unappreciated.
'Loose my attitude?' It's not an attitude. I'm sick of being unappreciated. I'd love to see where you'd be with out me.
I hate when you hit a certain level of being unappreciated and you finally notice it…then you don't know what to do, stay or leave?
Nobody will ever feel good watching their effort being unappreciated and going down the drain, regardless in whatever you do.
Tired of being taken for granted and unappreciated.
Ladies if you got a good dude, don't keep accusing him of being a bad one. No one likes to feel unappreciated! You may get your wish.
Having to do everything and nobody does nothing is irritating. Being unappreciated is irritating. Ungrateful people are irritating.
After being unappreciated for so long, all the little things mean so much.
I can put up with a lot in a relationship but being disrespected and unappreciated is a relationship killer every time.
When you are used to being unappreciated, you don't know how to act when somebody actually starts to appreciate you…its like 'is this real?'


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Responding to the 2011 foodservice trend predictions, Dole Food Co. has introduced a list of fruit pairings list.
The company enlisted its operator base to help create the food pairings with its second annual fruit ranking survey. The top five combinations reported from the survey, according to a news release from Dole, were:
- mandarin oranges and chicken;
- apples and pork;
- mandarin oranges and yogurt;
- strawberry and almonds; and
- blueberry and cranberry
More information on the top 10 fruit pairings, including recipes, is at the Dole foodservice website.
Operators can also download a copy of Dole's quick reference fruit pairings wheel by completing a short survey.
The fruit pairings shown on the wheel are designed to provide foodservice operators with appealing combinations of proteins, aromatics, dairy and produce.
Foodservice operators can also sign up for "Straight From the Source," the company's e-mailed newsletter, at the website or by calling the company's customer service toll-free line, (800) 723-9868.