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I'm a garden junk Junkie, but love to lurk over here. We have a plastic fan that has finally bit the dust. I want to take it apart, and try to use as many pieces as possible. What about painting plastic? I know there are paints and spray paints out there, but I haven't had successes with them. Ideas? thanks! mj |
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- Posted by groomingal (My Page) on Sun, Sep 16, 07 at 21:20
I've never painted plastic- but oh the things you could do with it! You could use the safety covers (grates) to put in the yard for climbing plants. You could use the fan blades and turn them into big pinwheels- just attach a stake for them to go on. If it is one of the box fans you could use the metal box housing unit for a mini flower bed. Now you have me wanting to look for junked fans! Good Luck and let us know what you decide to do! |
I usually spray the plastic I am working on with a paint made for plastic. Using this as my primer, I paint the plastic with any other type paint that I want to use for my project. I saw somewhere (sorry no pix) they took four fan blades, took off the hardware and filled the holes with wood putty, let it dry, and sanded. Then they turned the blades with the rounded edges up, side by side and drilled holes for hinges or laces. They painted them (actually I think they crackled them) and then laced them together so they looked like a mini room divider when they stood them up. They hooked small framed pictures all over them. I hope you can understand from my poor attempt at directions. I know it is hard to do without a picture. It really looked unique. |
If you wipe clean plastic down with vinegar (and let it dry)before you attempt to paint with the Fusion paints, it works much better!!! The front grill part of a fan makes a great fruit basket in the kitchen!! The blade always looks cute mounted on a stake in the garden...cute flower and it turns in the breeze. |
- Posted by thrift_shop_romantic (My Page) on Tue, Sep 18, 07 at 7:51
I've used Krylon Fusion myself and it's great. I did a rubber baseboard in my bathroom a couple of years ago and it ended up looking so, so much fresher and better. And it's held up to the moisture in the bathroom, too. --Jenn |
Mjowest, Here are a few links for ceiling fan blade ideas that I found. http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/dc_refurbish_reuse_recycle/article/0,1793,HGTV_3490_5056219,00.html http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/cr_candles/article/0,2025,DIY_13748_5122285,00.html |
My BF has a 'thing' with old fan blades. He once put them up on the handlebars of his bicycle, so they turned in the wind as he was riding along. OK, he didn't keep them much longer than a week, as it was a bit too childish (it reminded me of the colourful windmills on a stick for babies) but it was quite hilarious fun while it lasted. He now still has two on a stack on his balcony. But I think he still has a front grill there too. I like the idea of using that as a fruit basket. He needs one. The last fan he demolished was a floor model and I still intend to 'steal' the foot of it to put up my polystyrene Greek imitation statue I found a while ago (it should stand by itself, but it keeps falling). |
Oh what great ideas! thanks! I'll let you know what I do- I need to get it back from my ten year old son- he has it in his junk collection in the barn. And DH wonders where DS gets it from... :) |
- Posted by patches_02 (My Page) on Tue, Oct 2, 07 at 15:13
Found two out in DH's old shed and painted and hung them on fence. Then painted leaves and vines up to them and they make cute flowers. |
- Posted by sweetkountry (My Page) on Sat, Oct 20, 07 at 12:02
I had a pedestal fan that went bad this summer. The base became a flower pot holder. I used metal curtain hangers to hook the handles of the 'pots'(the pots are really cheapo kids sand buckets.) The cage was the kind that is spoked= painted yellow with a brown center it is now a hanging 'sunflower'. I am going to put coca liners in it and make a hanging planter. And of course the blades got painted white with a yellow center (I don't know yet how the paint will hold up) but it is now a daisy whirlygig. |
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Celebrating 25 years at the WheelBy: Paul Rockley | Posted: Wednesday, Jun 04, 2014 01:48 pm The other day my phone rang and on the other end was Lindie Klippenstein calling to remind me that I was just about to celebrate 25 years as the publisher of the Wheel. Bruce and Lindie sold the Wheel to me in 1989. Can you believe that some of you have been reading my column for that long! That�s 1,300 columns and hundreds of corny jokes. Well I would like to thank Bruce and Lindie for allowing me this opportunity and also, thanks to all the staff over the past 25 years for putting up with me and most of all a huge Thank you to our fantastic advertisers and readers. Without you nothing happens. Readership makes the Wheel go round! Almost crazier than all you putting up with me for the past 25 years is the fact that also this month I am celebrating 50 years of working! When will it end? The almighty dollar makes us do strange things eh! But 50 years! The other day a smart looking gentleman walked into the office, looked at me and said �good morning sir�. He looked to be about 60 and he called me sir! Then a couple days later a fellow walked in looked at me and said you must be Mr. Rockley. He was probably closer to 70! Ok, that�s it, I am going to start thinking about packing it in. I still think of myself as Paul and much prefer that to Mr. or Sir or grandpa or poppy or whatever.... Don�t start cheering yet it will take me a year or two to clean out my office. Geez, it�s also my birthday in June! * * * * * * Don�t forget this Saturday at 10am sharp will be the start of the annual Rotary Soap Box Derby. Come on over to the hill beside Fountain Tire and enjoy the excitement. Drivers need to arrive by 9am. Comments
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Comedian Dave Attell on Insomniac, Marc Maron and vintage porn nerds
Best known for his hit Comedy Central show Insomniac, Dave Attell is an all-around beloved character in standup comedy. While often edgy and at times arrogantly confrontational, his razor-sharp wit gives him an everyman-at-the-bar diplomacy. During nearly three decades in the business, Attell has seen the ebb and flow of the comedy industry and his own career; in anticipation of his four-show run at Comedy Works this weekend, we caught up with the knight of nightlife to chat political comedy, the irony of reality TV and vintage-porn nerds. Dave Attell appears at Comedy Works South this weekend.
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- Ron White on gay marriage, marijuana and opening acts -- including Josh Blue
- Comedian Chris Hardwick on hipsters, sobriety and the true meaning of being a nerd
Westword: You've been around the New York comedy scene for so many years, working alongside comics like Louis C.K., Marc Maron and Jon Stewart. With those comics becoming huge successes late in their careers, do you think they improved, or did the rest of the world finally catch up to what they were doing?
Dave Attell: That's a good question. They all were great comics for a long time, but it took them finding their vehicle to get to a bigger audience. I couldn't be happier for them -- they've been good to me and they're good for comedy.
I guess Louie's stuff has changed to some degree; he's been focused on being a dad and having kids, and when I started with him he was doing more eclectic, esoteric stuff. I'm not really into the whole family stuff, but I could see why that appeals to a wider audience.
With Maron, he was bouncing around for years and years between the alternative scene and the straight New York club scene. He didn't fit in with either, but with this podcast he connected with his audience. I've seen him since the podcast, and the audience hangs on his every word -- it's great.
You worked on The Daily Show before it really became the sensation that it is today. Looking at then and now, do you think programs like that and Bill Maher's show have altered comedy to be more focused on politics?
With The Daily Show, a lot of kids were getting sick of straight-up news; they wanted something unfiltered and smart -- and Jon is definitely super-smart. He got what was funny about the news. Shows like his and Bill Maher's, they tackle stuff that's easy to make fun of but really hard to do it right. It's cool that those shows are this generation's news source.
One of the best political comics that I know is Lewis Black. He takes it to a level that you want it to be taken to, which is that it's all ridiculous and there are no white-hats and black-hats; it's all a gray area. But I'm not a political guy. I enjoy it all, but it's not really my bag.
It's been said that Insomniac stopped working because you'd go out and people would recognize you and the camera crew, and the spontaneity would be lost. I wonder if that would happen today: With so many reality shows sprouting up everywhere, maybe we're getting used to camera crews following people around in public.
Well, today's reality shows are so scripted and set up beforehand. With Insomniac, all that was scripted was calling ahead and asking if we could come to their bar. But, yeah, it got pretty popular and became hard to do. The idea of reality shows today is kind of a parody of itself. They all stick to a format. People don't seem to tire of them, though.
In terms of getting on camera, everyone's on camera today. With YouTube and Facebook, everyone wants to be heard, be a product, be both the performer and the audience. Doing a show like Insomniac was really difficult, because it wanted to be spur-of-the-moment, going from place to place to place. That was a different time; people weren't always TV-ready. We saw that more toward the end -- people would be performing for the camera. I'm glad that that people liked it and grew up on it, but I'm also glad I'm not doing it now. The crowds we were getting were all drunk frat boys wanting to be on MTV.
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Makes 8 servings
- 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 cup Dijon mustard
- 5 teaspoons honey
- 2/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 large bunch celery with leaves
- 2 large Granny Smith apples, peeled, quartered, cored; each quarter cut into 2 wedges, then thinly sliced crosswise into triangle shapes
- 3/4 cup walnuts, toasted, chopped
Whisk first 3 ingredients in small bowl to blend. Gradually whisk in oil. Season vinaigrette with salt and pepper.
Trim celery leaves and chop enough to measure 1 cup. Thinly slice stalks on deep diagonal. Place celery pieces in bowl of cold water. (Vinaigrette, celery leaves, and celery pieces can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cover separately and refrigerate.)
Drain celery; pat dry with paper towels. Combine celery, celery leaves, apples, and walnuts in large bowl. Add vinaigrette and toss to coat. Season salad to taste with salt and pepper.
my notes
- Calories201
- Carbohydrates6 g (2%)
- Fat20 g (31%)
- Protein1 g (2%)
- Saturated Fat3 g (13%)
- Sodium110 mg (5%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat3 g
- Fiber1 g (4%)
- Monounsaturated Fat14 g
- Cholesterol0
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type: Quick & Easy
main ingredients: Celery, Mustard, Nut, Vegetable, Walnut, Fruit, Apple
cuisine: American
dietary considerations: Vegetarian, Raw
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My mom has a serving plate that is silver plated. For my science project I would like to remove the silver. how do I do that?
You better be sure your mom is OK with losing a silver plated serving dish, because I am assuming from your question that you want to permanently remove the silver, not just polish it.
You will not recover a lot of silver because the amount plated is usually very small. Some attention has to be paid to what is the base metal being plated because any of the de-silvering methods may also dissolve the base metal. Finally, from the recipes below you see that the de-silvering process makes use of some pretty nasty acids -- nitric and/or sulfuric. You will need help from your science teacher in order to obtain those reagents and to handle them safely.
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Innovations in Science Teaching and Research on Student Learning
New Science Teaching and Laboratories
Chicago State University (CSU) is taking action to make the teaching and learning of science both more welcoming and more effective for students underrepresented in the STEM disciplines. CSU has made a substantial commitment to the teaching of science by renovating two classrooms each year in in the sciences. This past year, CSU President Wayne D. Watson called on the department of Chemistry and Physics and College of Arts and Sciences Dean David Kanis to build one of the most advanced physical science classrooms in the country. The department looked at a variety of innovative models in physics instruction at institutions that included North Carolina State University, the University of Oregon and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
The design of the new classrooms was led by faculty in the Chemistry and Physics Department, working closely with architecture firm AECOM and AV contractors Whitlock, one of the largest companies in the country that specialize in this type of technology-rich environment. Each classroom is designed for group collaboration and active learning, with four hexagonal tables in each room that allow students to work in eight groups of three or four groups of six. Whiteboards have been placed on all four walls, with one wall a removable partition that is itself a floor to ceiling whiteboard. Each room is also equipped with eight independent Starboards that each utilize a section of the whiteboards. These Starboards can work independently, with each having different content. For example students can work on a physics problem, or they can develop a Mathematica workbook, or they can interact with a physics PhET simulation. An instructor can send any video source to any display destination so that results can be easily shared. For instance, an instructor can say, "I'm interested in what group three came up with for their solution. I would like each group to comment and critique their solution." Group 3's work can then be shared on all the starboards in the room for discussion. In addition, an advanced video codec allows the possibility of combining screens into a seamless image that stretches across up to six starboards. This technology is quite new for the instructional setting but lends itself to very exciting possibilities.
Examples of instrumentation used in the teaching of Chemistry and Physics in our Department
Students at CSU see innovative instructional approaches throughout their academic careers. In addition to research based instructional materials, the programs regularly use modern pedagogical techniques such as interactive lectures using personal response systems and group problem solving. The science departments have a number of laboratory areas where students participate in classes and conduct experiments. Many of these laboratories are equipped with modern pedagogical equipment such as PASCO and Vernier Probeware Computer data acquisition systems as well as spectrometers including IR, GC, NMR, and ESM. Students have opportunities to conduct research with faculty members to learn firsthand about science methods and experimentation.
Inquiry instruction in science and science education
The Department of Chemistry, Physics, and Engineering studies promotes inquiry in the college classroom as well as preparing pre-service teachers to use inquiry in their future K-12 classroom. CSU science education students discuss the educational opportunities available at CSU.
Membership in organizations dedicated to the learning and teaching of science
CSU faculty are also active members and attend meetings of the following organizations Project Kaleidoscope, the National Association of Research in Science Teaching (NARST), the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT), the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA), and the American Educational Research Association (AERA).
Recent Grant support for Promoting Science Education
"Physics Teacher Education Coalition Pilot Site at Chicago State University" (National Science Foundation/ American Physical Society, 2010-2013. ) This program seeks to recruite more students into physics teaching. PhysTEC fellows work as Learning Assistants in physics courses and engage in early teaching experiences in PHYS 3500 Teacher Immersion Institute.
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MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis.–The Jennifer Lopez Home Collection—part of the launch of both the Jennifer Lopez Collection and the Marc Anthony Collection—is now available exclusively at Kohl's stores nationwide.
Lopez's home line consists of bedding and bath products, ranging in price from $13.99 to $459.99. The brand space for these collections is set apart with custom fixtures, images and signature colors, according to a Kohl's statement, and is "prominently featured" in the stores. In addition, both collections will be available on kohls.com beginning on Sept. 11.
Kohl's first announced the two collections last November. At that time, the company said the Marc Anthony line may eventually include home products as well.


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Donald Trump's remarks at CPAC:
That about sums up the reality of Ron Paul.
Deal with it, Paulbots.
I like much of what The Donald has to say. But, I don't think he can get elected either. Being a business man, I think he can do a good job getting the deficit under control and negotiate trade deals. But, everything else, I just don't know. Also, his personal life is a mess.
"Funny. Everything Ron Paul ran on in 2008 is what the Tea Party stands for now, except Ron's one exception: Iraq. Now that Iraq is just a memory for even the democrats, I wonder how popular Paul will be in 2012. I am contributing to Ron's campaign again, ladies."
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I don't recall ANY Tea Party group advocating to end the fed, aligning themselves with Code Pink, World Can't Wait, Revolutionary (ReLoveution) Communist Party.
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@ Trevor – I agree with your statement; The Donald is just as unelectable as RP.
Yeah, we have to set about now to get someone that is electable up to front. I personally like Haley Barbour.
Please though, just as Ron Paul and and the comb over guy aren't electable let's be willing to admit that Sarah Palin is unelectable too. Men are just not going to turn out and vote for Sarah Palin. She has been successfully painted as dimwit (which she is not) and it's too late to change that so let's move on. We need someone that is a strong leader with concrete conservative ideals and isn't too timid to defend them but also not sound like the extremist ideologues that now occupy the White House. What we need is a leader of the people plain and simple.
It would be nice though if people would try to include the Ron Paul supporters as opposed to continually trying to alienate them.
Personally, I hope Ron doesn't run and decides to pass the torch to someone else, like Gary Johnson or my #2 choice, Mitch Daniels.
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Michael Anderson Spokane astronaut lived dream
The dreams grew up with Anderson, stretching beyond two shuttle missions and a rendezvous with the space station. He wanted to push deeper through space and challenge the cosmos. He wanted to fly to Mars. Space, though, took Anderson first. He died yesterday morning aboard the shuttle Columbia when it exploded 200,000 feet above Texas. He died while his parents watched on separate television sets in their North Spokane home. Huddled in his robe in the basement family room, Anderson's father, Bobbie, watched the re-entry about 6 a.m., the streaks in the Texas sky, and heard the stark message from Mission Control that Columbia had been lost. "I couldn't hardly grab onto it because it happened so fast," said Bobbie Anderson, 68. Upstairs, Anderson's mother watched the news from bed. "It's like a shadow crossed over me," she said yesterday afternoon. Anderson was 43, had grown up in a military family and had been married for 14 years to Sandra Hawkins. They have two daughters, 9 and 11, and live in Houston. He always considered Spokane his hometown, though. He met his wife at church there. His parents and in-laws still live there. The Spokane area has hailed him as a hometown hero, particularly the city's small African-American population. He was one of four blacks in his Cheney High School graduating class of about 200. A few days before Columbia's Jan. 16 launch, Bobbie and Barbara Anderson flew to Houston to see Michael before he went to Florida to begin final preparations for the mission. Michael told his father, a former teacher at Fairchild Air Force Base's survival school, that he was eager to get into space. The flight had been previously delayed. As much as he yearned to fly, Anderson's knowledge of spacecraft gave him a realistic sense of the risks. But that was tempered by the security he felt from a long-held faith in God. Bobbie Anderson said it was obvious from their time together in Houston that Michael had no qualms about the launch. The two hugged, and Michael told his father that he'd prayed and "everything was right with the Savior." His parents shared his confidence but were aware of the risk. "I accepted it because it was such a joy to him. He was so full of feeling for flying, I had to rejoice for him, even though I knew it had danger," Barbara Anderson said. Michael Anderson told his daughters that one day the space shuttle might not return him to Earth. "Michael was a good father. He tried to prepare them for this," Anderson's mother-in-law, Mabel Hawkins, told The Associated Press. "He sat them down and told them all the things that could happen, that might happen." Anderson was born in New York. The family moved to Spokane when he was 11. He shared his love of space with his sister. Brenda Danielly told The Spokesman Review in Spokane that when Michael was young they'd take imaginary trips to the moon on the top of the bunk bed, and when she played with Barbies, he'd construct futuristic moon homes for the dolls. He graduated from the University of Washington with a bachelor's degree in physics and astronomy in 1981 and got an advanced degree in physics from Creighton University in Omaha in 1990. He was a pilot and lieutenant colonel in the Air Force with more than 3,000 hours in conventional aircraft. Anderson was in the crew of a 1998 Endeavour shuttle mission that docked with Mir, the Russian space station. He was the payload commander on the Columbia with responsibility for the hundreds of science experiments on board. Anderson's sister Joanne told CNN yesterday she was in shock about the news of her brother. But while refusing to believe what she had heard on TV, she said she was proud of what her brother had done. "The United States of America has many, many problems � racism is one of them," she said, "but only in America could he have achieved what he did achieve." Anderson was humble about his accomplishments. His father had to learn of his son's military promotions through paperwork sent to their North Spokane home. Anderson didn't like taking off on the shuttle. Waiting on the pad was "nerve-wracking," he told a UW alumni magazine. The G-forces needed to get into orbit felt like "three Michael Andersons pushing on my chest," he told Spokane schoolchildren during a class visit in February 1988, soon after his first mission. Shortly before the launch of Columbia, Anderson talked about the inherent risks of space flight. "We train and try to prepare for the things that may go wrong to do the best we can, but there's always that unknown," he said. About five days ago, Anderson called his wife from the shuttle. "He told her he'd like to stay up there for four or five more days," Bobbie Anderson said. In an interview before the mission, Michael Anderson described the feeling of returning to the Earth's atmosphere. "Entries are a little bit better than launch. It's a little quieter. It's not quite as violent," he told A&S Perspectives, the UW magazine for the College of Art and Sciences. "And you can enjoy it a little bit. "On this flight entry, I'm just going to sit down in my seat and, hopefully, reflect on the 16 days in orbit that we've had." He died on re-entry yesterday, 38 miles above Texas, when the shuttle Columbia exploded minutes before its scheduled landing, leaving religious faith to comfort his family. "I know he died doing exactly what he liked to do," his father said. "He had a short life but a full life," said Barbara Anderson. David Postman and Jonathan Martin, with Cheryl Phillips, Craig Welch and Miyoko Wolf, The Seattle Times |
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In 1967, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara ordered his department to prepare an in-depth history of American involvement in the Vietnam War. McNamara had already begun to harbor serious doubts about U.S. policy in Vietnam, and the study--which came to be known as the "Pentagon Papers"--substantiated his misgivings. Top-secret memorandums, reports, and papers indicated that the U.S. government had systematically lied to the American people, deceiving them about American goals and progress in the war in Vietnam. The devastating multi-volume study remained locked away in a Pentagon safe for years. In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg, a Defense Department employee who had turned completely against the war, began to smuggle portions of the papers out of the Pentagon. These papers made their way to the New York Times, and on June 13, 1971, the American public read them in stunned amazement. The publication of the papers added further fuel to the already powerful antiwar movement and drove the administration of President Richard Nixon into a frenzy of paranoia about information "leaks." Nixon attempted to stop further publication of the papers, but the Supreme Court refused to issue an injunction.
The "Pentagon Papers" further eroded the American public's confidence in their nation's Cold War foreign policy. The brutal, costly, and seemingly endless Vietnam War had already damaged the government's credibility, and the publication of the "Pentagon Papers" showed people the true extent to which the government had manipulated and lied to them. Some of the most dramatic examples were documents indicating that the Kennedy administration had openly encouraged and participated in the overthrow of South Vietnamese President Ngo Dinh Diem in 1963; that the CIA believed that the "domino theory" did not actually apply to Asia; and that the heavy American bombing of North Vietnam, contrary to U.S. government pronouncements about its success, was having absolutely no impact on the communists' will to continue the fight.


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The price for the bus and ticket for 2014 ESC members is $50. The Non-members price is $60. We are also offering a ticket only option for $20 (tickets can be picked up from the bus in DC). We ask that you please follow the "one member, one discount" policy. Please note that there are NO REFUNDS. If you buy a ticket and can't go, please contact us and we will try to sell your spot. No guarantees we will be able to do so.
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What about the free stuff you ask?
We're excited to tell you that, this year, with purchase (or pick up) of your membership at Legends only, you get, first come, first served, in limited supply, available while quantities last, a "Legends Membership" card.
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Still not enough?
Fine … this is our last offer. How about pre-ordering Girl Scout cookies? You heard that right. The merch table will have a Girl Scout cookie order sheet. $4 a box, Cash only. Pickup available at the first home game.
Saturday, February 1st, 4pm, The Football Factory at Legends, 6 W 33rd St. Manhattan. Memberships. Scarves. The Supporters' Shield. Raffles. Limited supply swag. Merch. Cookies. Hot gifts.
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– Deadline to buy is Friday, November 1 at 11:59pm
– This is for the ticket only. Transportation is not included.
– Tickets will be distributed at the stadium.
Click here to purchase tickets for the Sunday, November 3 game in Houston.
DO NOT WAIT to get your tickets. We can't guarantee that we can accommodate late requests. All sales are final.
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– Full itinerary will be sent as we get closer to the game
– At the PayPal checkout there is a space for Special Instructions. In this area please indicate NY or NJ pickup location.
– Cost is $30 for members, $45 for non-members.
– If you have your own transport, tickets are $20 each. Link to purchase is below.
– Tickets will not be mailed. Tickets will be distributed at the game.
Non-members ($45): To purchase a seat on the bus (game ticket included) for a non-member click here.
ESC Members ($30): An email was sent earlier with the ESC discount link. If you did not receive it please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com
Ticket only ($20): To purchase a ticket only (NO BUS) click here. (Tickets will not be mailed. Tickets will be distributed at the game.)
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ESC members: Members only link has been emailed. Contact us if you did not receive it.
Non-members: Click here to purchase a non-member seat on the bus (game ticket included.
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ESC members: The link for the discounted bus packaged was emailed to you. If you didn't get it, we posted the link in the private forums on this site, or e-mail us and we'll send it along.
Click here to purchase a bus/game ticket package for non-members.
Click here to purchase game tickets only (no bus). $22.
We will have pickups in NY and NJ. Full itinerary to follow.
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NOTE: Due to the fact that late March is still the dead of winter in Canada, this game is being held indoors at Olympic Stadium, not at Stade Saputo.
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On Tuesday, June 17th a delegation of 8 students, two teachers and 6 engineer, community and parent mentors spent the day on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. meeting with the offices of Senators Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand, and the offices of Representatives Dan Maffei and Sean Patrick Maloney. They received a private tour of the Capitol, courtesy of Senator Gillibrand, before a wonderful meeting with Congresswoman Louis Slaughter. They finished off the day with a visit to Senate gallery to watch the voting a of the new Assitant Attorney General. Rolling Thunder was one of 17 robotics teams from 14 states who were in DC as part of the 2014 FIRST National Advocacy Conference, organized by newly minted Championship Chairman's Team 27 Rush. The students discussed with NY legislators the need for an increase in both the numbers and diversity of workers who are trained in STEM fields and how funding for Elementary, Middle and High School programs like FIRST Robotics can help achieve that goal. Prior to the legislative meetings students received two days of training on how to effectively meet with legislators and specific information on the bills that establish funding for K-12 public schools.
You can check out all of our pictures from the trip here!
Tuesday, April 22 2014 by Leann
We're rolling out to St. Louis today for the Championship Event! We are so excited and so honored to be going to Champs for the 10th year in a row!
Be sure to Like Us on Facebook (click on the Facebook link to the right -->) for lots of fun pictures and updates. And you can keep track of how we're doing and watch us play on the Newton Division here.
Good luck to all the teams!
Monday, March 31 2014 by Leann
We are so honored to have won the Chairman's Award at the Finger Lakes Regional this past weekend! Our team definitely works hard throughout the year, trying to make our own mark on the world and in FIRST. Thank you to all of our friends and family, our school, our sponsors, and our community for all of your support, collaboration, and help!
Sunday, March 16 2014 by Leann
We had a fantastic time at the inaugural New York Tech Valley Regional this past weekend at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY. There was a lot of great competition! Thank you to all of the volunteers, including many 1511 team members and friends for making it an awesome weekend!
We were seeded 7th, making it to the semi-finals, ultimately being eliminated by the winning alliance, Teams 1126 (from Webster), 229 (Clarkson), and 20. Congratulations to those winning teams! It was well-earned!
We also were honored with the Engineering Inspiration Award, which qualifies us for Championships. This is the 10th year in a row we have qualified for Champs! We are so excited to head back to St. Louis in April. And a big thanks to NASA who sponsors all the Engineering Inspiration winners by paying for the Championship registration fee!
Come check us and all the other great teams out at the Finger Lakes Regional March 27 - 29 at the Gordon Field House at RIT! It will surely be some great competition to see.


text: Erica's Friends 2009 Dinner Benefit raised just over $20,000 for the research of ACC. We had a fun filled evening with about 150 people in attendance to remember a special woman and to raise awareness of ACC, the rare cancer that took the life of Erica Beauchamp in 2006, comments Maggie Brochu. We were a bit apprehensive about asking our past year sponsors, friends and families to contribute due to the current economic situation but have been delighted by the support we have received. The event was held at Paddy's Pub in Springfield. Owner Tim Dineen generously offered us the use of the pub for the event. In past years Mr. Dineen offered us his bar Houligan's in Wilbraham for our private gathering, but this was a large gesture, closing Paddy's Pub for the event. We were thrilled by his generosity, says Monique Beauchamp Loizzo, member of the committee. The evening included a buffet dinner, entertainment by Tom Ingram and an auction that generated just over $9,000. We want to publicly thank the friends and families who generously donated some incredible auction items that included luxury vacation homes, Red Sox tickets, jewelry, gift certificates, spa treatments and so much more. Erica's Friends would also like to extend our warmest appreciation to all our annual sponsors and a heartfelt thank you to our "Miracle Sponsors" which are as follows: AAA of Pioneer Valley, Joel Castleman, Central Chevrolet, Cindy and Edward Palmer, The Gaudreau Group, Friendly's Ice Cream, Hampden County Physicians and "Live Like Andi" Foundation for their continued support to help find a cure. To all who have been a part of this journey with us to raise awareness and funding to research this rare form of cancer, we at Erica's Friends are forever grateful. Maggie, Angela, Monique, Karen and Maryanne |


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The IceCaps return to Mile One Centre on February 6th - get your tickets now!
Connor Hellebuyck stops 9-of-13 shots on All-Star Game start | Photo: Lindsay A. Mogle/AHL
IceCaps look to turn the corner coming out of the All-Star break
Eastern Conference takes Skills Competition with 15-11 victory | Photo: Lindsay A. Mogle/AHL
O'Neill has three points in setback
St. John's beats Binghamton 5-2
Saturdays just got better.
IceCaps All-Star goaltender Connor Hellebuyck shows off his unique goalie mask.
Highlights of the IceCaps' 4-3 loss to the Phantoms.
The IceCaps scored five times in the 3rd in a come-from-behind win over the Binghamton Senators.
Highlights of the IceCaps' 5-1 loss to the Penguins at Mohegan Sun Arena.
Highlights of the IceCaps 3-2 OT WIN over the Pirates
Highlights of the IceCaps 3-0 loss to the Pirates
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How long ago was the United States made up of 46 states? According to this site it was 1908! This flag may date back to that time because it was brought back from there by my grandfather in 1929 or the early 1930's.
I must say thanks to my Uncle Ray for bringing that flag along to a family get-together tonight!
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I'm redoing my 30 yr old kitchen and I'm pretty excited about it! I've already picked my cabinets: light cherry shaker style. The counter is a dark granite- black with spots of light brown that match the cabinet stain (unless I change and go with a very light red stain. The cabinet maker is staining some examples for me this week).
My main question at this point is this: I've decided to go with a flooring called Karndean but I haven't decided on the actual look. This is where I need to have some professional input. www.karndean.com Would you mind giving me your opinions? Since the cabinets are not dark and the counter is dark, how dark should I go with the floor? My favorite floor was an aged, distressed looking floor but I don't have an aged looking home so I thought that wouldn't be a good thing. I was looking at Tazmanian wattle (a light wood with some streaking) or Hazelnut Barnwood which is a little darker with some more brown. I know it's hard to imagine, but any ideas? Thanks for your input! |
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When you see the Heart-Check Certification mark on Sara Lee® deli packaging, you'll instantly know the item has been certified to meet the American Heart Association's guidelines for heart-healthy food as part of an overall sensible eating pattern. Currently, Sara Lee® offers 45 AHA-certified deli items.
- To be certified by the American Heart Association, Sara Lee® items meet the following specific nutritional levels:
- 480mg or less of sodium per RACC* and 100g
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- Less than 5g fat per RACC* and 100 g
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- Less than 95mg cholesterol per RACC* and 100g
- 10% or more of DV of one of six nutrients per RACC* (protein, dietary fiber, iron, calcium, vitamin A, vitamin C)
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Nancy Copeland on Aphra Behn:
The Widow Ranter was the last play written by Aphra Behn, England's first professional female playwright. This play was probably written in 1688, but was first performed a few months after Behn's death in 1689. It is the first surviving play to be set in a North American colony; it takes place in and around Jamestown, Virginia in 1676. As a young woman, Behn may have spent some time in another British colony, Surinam, and she may have drawn on that experience in this play.
The Widow Ranter combines a serious plot with a comic one. The serious plot is loosely based on an historical event: the rebellion of a colonist, Nathaniel Bacon, against Virginia's colonial government. Bacon himself is the protagonist in this plot: he is portrayed as a noble if flawed character, a hero tragically in love with Semernia, the romantic "queen" of the local Indian tribe; their doomed relationship in some respects recalls the Pocahontas story. The comic plot gives a satirical picture of the colony. The colonists include the bumbling lower-class members of the ruling council; fortune-hunting gentlemen newly arrived from England ; and the Widow Ranter. Ranter came to Virginia as a servant, but became wealthy by marrying her late master. She swears, smokes, and drinks like a man, and pursues and wins a second husband while disguised as a boy. She is a memorable character who embodies the colony's social chaos but also its vitality. Aphra Behn's play is a critique of both colonial Virginia and the English political situation at the time it was written, but despite its satire, this play provides an unusual early portrait of a distinctive colonial culture.
Nancy Copeland is Associate Professor of Drama in the University of Toronto's Centre for Drama, Theatre, and Performance Studies and the Department of English and Drama, University of Toronto Mississauga, where she is also Director of Theatre, Drama, and Performance Studies and Associate Chair. Her publications include an edition of Susanna Centlivre's A Bold Stroke for a Wife (Broadview,1995); Staging Gender in Behn and Centlivre: Women's Comedy and the Theatre(Ashgate, 2004); and "Aphra Behn in the Contemporary Theatre" in Teaching British Women Playwrights of the Restoration and Eighteenth Century, ed. Bonnie Nelson and Catherine Burrows. (MLA, 2010).
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[519] CD1a+ Cutaneous Dendritic Cells, Langerhans Cells and Interleukin 3 Receptor (CD123) in Reactive and Neoplastic Cutaneous Lymphoid Proliferations
S Kondratiev, O Barak, JJ O'Brien, M Pilichowska. Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MA
Background: Distinguishing reactive cutaneous lymphoid infiltrates from neoplastic proliferations can be difficult. Cutaneous CD1a expressing dendritic cells (CDCs) and Langerhans cells (LHCs) play crucial role in skin immune responses and T-cell proliferation. Interleukin-3 (IL-3) secreted by T cells promotes proliferation and differentiation of dendritic cells. We examined distribution of CD1a+ CDCs, LHCs and expression of IL-3 receptor (IL-3R; CD123) in a variety of reactive, neoplastic and pseudoneoplastic cutaneous lesions.
Design: 55 skin biopsies were retrieved form pathology archives. The diagnostic categories included: arthropod bite (13), Langerhans cell histiocytosis (4), juvenile xanthogranuloma (JXG;15), reticulohistiocytoma (RH;3), B-cell lymphoma (5), CD30+ T-cell lymphoma (2), mycosis fungoides (MF;2), lymphomatoid papulosis (LYP;1), atypical T-cell infiltrate (1), peripheral T-cell lymphoma (1) and angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia (ALHE; 8). Immunoperoxidase staining for CD1a and IL-3R (CD123) was performed with commercially available antibodies. Quantity, distribution, morphology and staining intensity of CD1a+ CDCs, LHCs and cells expressing CD123 were recorded.
Results: All arthropod bites showed transdermal perivascular CD1a+ CDCs with mature morphology and prominent CD123+ cells in association with perivascular lymphoid infiltrates. In T-cell lymphomas (4/5), LYP, and atypical T-cell infiltrate CD1a+ CDCs were absent or infrequent. One case of MF showed prominent CD1a+ CDCs in the dermal papillae and associated prominent LHCs. CD123+ cells were prominent in the dermis in LYP, atypical T-cell infiltrate, and one case of CD30+ T-cell lymphoma. A subset of neoplastic cells in one CD30+ T-cell lymphoma case was positive for CD123. Most JXG (14/15) and RH (2/3) did not contain significant CD1a+ CDCs or CD123+ cells. ALHE demonstrated variable CD1a+ CDCs and CD123+ cells. In Langerhans cell histiocytosis neoplastic cells showed immature phenotype with membranous and cytoplasmic CD1a staining. Associated CD123+ cells were single and scattered. In B-cell lymphomas CD1a+ CDCs and CD123+ cells were rare.
Conclusions: IL-3R (CD123) plays a possible pathogenetic role in a subset of cutaneous T-cell neoplasms. It can be a useful tool in evaluation of atypical cutaneous lymphoid infiltrates, especially when combined with CD1a. Prominent perivascular intradermal CD1a+ CDCs, particularly in association with CD123 positive cells, favor reactive process.
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Playful Pooh 3-Piece Crib Bedding Set
Create a nursery filled with whimsy and adventure. This three-piece bedding set featuring your favorite silly ole bear and friends includes a comforter, dust ruffle and fitted crib sheet. Join Winnie the Pooh, Eeyore and Piglet on a bright sunshiny day with bees buzzing, leaves blowing and puffy clouds in the sky. The set is beautifully crafted in a mix of prints, dots and stripes with fresh clean crisp colors in lime, butter, aqua, and brown with a pop of orange. Blended fabrics are 55% Cotton / 45% Polyester. Coordinates with other items in the Playful Pooh crib bedding collection.
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Junior Great Books
Junior Great Books is an enrichment reading program that inspires students to think for themselves through careful reading of thought-provoking stories. The program helps students develop important literacy skills including reading, writing, communication, and critical thinking.
What happens in a Junior Great Books session?
Students read an assigned story before each session and come prepared with questions or comments about the story to share with the group. The story is discussed through "shared inquiry," whereby a certified Junior Great Books leader asks attentive questions to help students work together to discover the meaning of a story. The emphasis on discussion allows all students to participate whether or not they are fluent readers, and helps them grow in their ability to understand and enjoy literature.
When are Junior Great Books sessions offered?
The Youth Services Department offers fall and winter sessions for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students. All Junior Great Books sessions meet in the Youth Services Program Room unless noted otherwise.
- Junior Great Books for 3rd Grade
No sessions are scheduled at this time. - Junior Great Books for 4th and 5th Grade
No sessions are scheduled at this time.
How can I sign up for Junior Great Books?
Register at the Youth Services Desk or by phone at 847.324.3149. Students who register in person will receive their Junior Great Books materials at the time of registration. Students who register by phone must pick up their materials at least one week before the program begins.
For more information about Junior Great Books, contact Jan Watkins, Head of Youth Services, at 847.324.3151 or by email.


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DETROIT --- The Michigan Sports Hall of Fame (MSHOF) will induct a new class on September 13, 2010 at the Rock Financial Showplace in Novi marking the 54th Induction Event in the Hall's history. Class members include Bob Becker, George Blaha, Steve Fraser, Bill Fleming, Marian Ilitch, Rick Leach, Meg Mallon, Herman Moore, Eddie Murray, Jack Roush and Jon Urbanchek. In addition, Peter Karmanos, originally a member of the 53rd Class of Inductees, will be inducted with the new class.
"It's been a long time coming for this induction ceremony and we appreciate the patience shown by our class of inductees," said Scott Lesher, chairman of the MSHOF board, referring to the fact that these inductees were announced in 2008. "And we are very excited to honor them with their rightful place in the Hall of Fame. Mainly due to the economic challenges we have all faced, the Hall and the board has reluctantly postponed the induction ceremony for the past two years."
For the first time in its history, the MSHOF will hold their Induction Ceremony in Oakland County. Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson will serve as the honorary chairman for the Induction Ceremony.
"Looking forward," Lesher added, "we have teamed up with some great new partners in the Rock Financial Showplace and Epoch Catering and we are very excited to have Brooks Patterson join our efforts as we host our event in Oakland County for the first time."
The MSHOF's 54th Induction Event will begin at 5:00 pm with a private VIP reception. Festivities will include a strolling dinner reception beginning at 6:00 followed by the induction ceremony. More than 100 current Hall of Famers have been invited to honor this induction class. Current inductee bios can be found at www.michigansportshof.org/inductees/current.html.
"We are thrilled to announce our event plans at an exciting new venue," said Jim Stark, executive director of the MSHOF, "and having the support of Brooks will make it even more special. Our organization has worked diligently to create a focused, forward-reaching plan and is committed to honoring the members by making the Hall a viable, self-sustaining, not-for-profit business. Personally, I'm extremely optimistic and excited for the future of the MSHOF."
Tickets and further information for the MSHOF's 54th Induction Event are available by calling 248-473-0656, or by visiting the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame's Web site www.michigansportshof.org. In recognition of the ongoing economic situation, ticket prices have been reduced for 2010. A limited number of the private, VIP reception tickets are available at $225, general event tickets are $125 and a special youth ticket for those 15 and under is priced at $75. Ticket packages and group rates are also available.
The Michigan Sports Hall of Fame is a 501(c)3 organization. It is comprised of 270 former champions, medalists, and great contributors to the world of sports. The Michigan Sports Hall of Fame is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, honoring and displaying the amateur and professional history of sports in the State of Michigan through compelling events, exhibits, interactive e-displays and community outreach programs. Through these activities, the hall honors the athletes, coaches and administrators enshrined as Hall of Fame members who have brought fame, success and glory to the state.
For more information regarding the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame, please visit www.michigansportshof.org.
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Uriah Heep What Should Be Done Lyrics
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So you think you found a way of livingThat prevents you losing any sleep.
Well, my friend, take this that I'm giving.
It's your piece of mind you aught to keep.
You'll run into trouble, for sure,
By living behind a locked door.
Well, you run the risk of being taunted
By doing what you want to do.
Or do you prefer to have your whole life haunted
By the ones who choose to care for you?
Where are their motives, my friend?
Take care your still there again.
Watch out for winter, it'll bite you with cold.
Black spirits trying hard to bribe you with gold.
Would you steal a nickel from a blind man?
Well right now, I do believe you would.
It's not the thought of you doing it that hurts me,
It's the mind behind it that's no good.
If this is your way, I don't want to know.
There's only so far I can go.
- Track 5: Shadows Of Grief
- Track 6: What Should Be Done
- Track 7: Love machine
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LA Kings Captain Dustin Brown: "We're Taking Steps In The Right Direction"
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LOS ANGELES — On February 3, the Los Angeles Kings suffered yet another defeat, this time, a 5-3 loss to the defending Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks. It was their fourth consecutive loss, their ninth regulation loss in the last eleven games (2-8-1 record), and their 14th regulation loss in their last twenty games (4-14-2 record).
As dismal as all that is, Monday's loss to the Blackhawks could turn out to be the start of the Kings turning things around.


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A beautiful collection of bedding and sleepwear from 0-10 years, carefully selected for the quality and softness of the fabrics and the unique childrens designs including rabbits, owls and stars, soldiers and princess crowns...
Cot bedding exclusively made for White Rabbit England
Our beautiful baby bedding set includes a cot bumper, cot bed quilt and adorable linen cushion featuring our rabbit design appliquéd in linen with little fluffy tails. In neutral and pure white it makes any nursery look clean, simple and stylish. This nursery bedding set is 100% cotton percale 200 thread count. The quilt, bumper and cushion all come together in a lovely linen bag again appliquéd with our rabbit design so would make the perfect christening gift or Baby shower present.
Aden and Anais sleeping bags
This selection of adorably soft sleeping bags from Aden and Anais feature night time design with simple stars or cheeky little owls sleeping!
Single 100% cotton muslin sleeping bags are designed to be worn over a babys pajamas, ensuring a safe nights sleep by eliminating loose crib blankets, which can be dangerous. Muslins light, open weave allows a babys body temperature to regulate itself naturally helping to reduce the risk of overheating. aden + anais sleeping bags offer the ultimate in breathability and softness, as the more the more you wash them, the softer they get. Each sleeping bag zips from the bottom, making diaper changes easy, and a strip of muslin over the zipper by babys face provides extra comfort. aden + anais award-winning sleeping bags are the perfect sleepwear to follow our popular swaddling blankets. Also there is a double thickness available in the 'cozy' style.
Regal cotton pyjamas and towelling bathrobes aged 1-10 years
We have selected childrens printed pyjamas and greeting gowns with either a soldier design of the Grenadier guards or a pretty princess crown design in pink. The pyjamas are the softest 100% cotton jersey and the dressing gowns are 100% towelling so warm and cosy and easy to wash.


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How many new words did Shakespeare coin?
In Brush Up Your Shakespeare! (Harper), author Michael Macrone explains that it's not always easy to determine who first coined a word, but notes that the Oxford English Dictionary attributes all of the bold-faced words below (and some 500 more) to Shakespeare.
From the spectacled pedant to the schoolboy, all gentlefolk recognize Shakespeare as a fathomless fount of coinages.
The honey-tongued Bard had no rival, nor could he sate his never-ending addiction to madcap, flowery (or foul-mouthed!) neologisms.
Even time-honored exposure cannot besmirch our amazement at the countless and useful words that lend radiance to our lackluster lives. All in a day's work!
Create your own words, quotes, and silly stories by clicking on the link at right!


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Document Type Doctoral Thesis Author Siko, Dismore Gilbert Ramathudi URN etd-07012005-094850 Document Title Mycobacterial mycolic acids as immunoregulatory lipid antigens in the resistance to tuberculosis Degree DPhil (Biochemistry) Department Biochemistry Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Prof J A Verschoor Committee Chair Prof E Johannsen Committee Co-Chair Keywords
- Tuberculosis Chemotherapy
- Host-parasite relationships research
- Tuberculosis microbiology
Date 2003-04-01 Availability unrestricted Abstract Tuberculosis has returned with vengeance mainly due to the resurgence of multi drug resistant strains incurred by non-compliance to the 6-9 months chemotherapy programme. Co-infection with HIV, which disorientates the immune response, has aggravated the situation. This study was built on previous observations that indicated that the major lipid cell wall component of M. tuberculosis, i.e. mycolic acids, a wax that envelopes and protects the bacillus from the hostile host immune system, can be purified and administered to animals for protection against subsequent tuberculosis induction. It was established in this study that mycolic acids pre-treatment can significantly protect mice upon subsequent intranasal infection with M. tuberculosis and that this protection is not attributed so much to the T helper cell immunity, but rather through induction of innate immunity. In the murine AIDS model, innate immunity induced by mycolic acids pre-treatment was not enough to protect the virally immunocompromised mice against subsequent M. tuberculosis infection. Mycolic acids administration in mice did not support tuberculosis chemotherapy to enable shortening of the duration of chemotherapy. In human tuberculosis patients, antibodies to mycolic acids could be measured in a specially adapted configuration of a resonant mirror biosensor. The preliminary investigation opened up the possibility that the prevalence of anti-mycolic acids antibodies in tuberculosis patients may be measured as a surrogate marker for tuberculosis infection. An apparent cross-reactivity between mycolic acids and cholesterol in binding to tuberculosis patient antibodies may provide far reaching insight in the role of the mycolic acids in the cell wall to facilitate infection. This research contributed significantly to the understanding of the host-pathogen interaction in tuberculosis, to open up fresh approaches to improved diagnosis and chemotherapy.
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Album review
Blue Öyster Cult - A Long Day's Night
Thirty years on, and then some, Blue Öyster Cult are best served in the live arena. This solid live piece, recorded at Skyline, Navy Pier, Chicago, finds Donald 'Buck Dharma' Roeser, Eric Bloom and Allen Lanier rifling the Öyster beds for tried and trusted band faves like "Stairway To The Stars", "OD'd On Life Itself" and the majestic "Quicklime Girl". Amid these pearls, and the inevitable gold setting of "Don't Fear The Reaper", are a few flawed items. But the energy and humour of "Buck's Boogie" and the ludicrous "Godzilla" should jerk BOC freaks' chains.
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BUY the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX1
All technical and pricing issues aside, one of the things I love about the RX1 is that, in this digital world, it brings me back to thinking before I shoot, much like the Leica M9 does. Sure, there are faster and more clever digital cameras than the RX1 but I love being able to physically adjust the aperture with the lens ring rather than in a menu or small dial.
Other than slight issues with autofocus, the lens is superb. And the fixed lens again brings back memories of working the angles of a shot and getting physically closer to subjects when necessary. Sure, you can do that with a prime lens on a DSLR, but somehow the camera's 35mm lens almost forces you to slow down and consider what you're doing.
Obviously the RX1's image quality is the unequivocal star and rightly so. While techies (including me) are impressed that Sony fit a full-frame sensor in such a small body, the image is what photography is all about.
The bottom line for many of us, of course, will be the price. Obviously, pros, semi-pros and enthusiasts with a passion for photography are more likely to dig deep in their pockets for the RX1 than those with a lesser interest in image making. And while there's no lack of advanced compact cameras, the RX1 definitely stands out in this ever-growing category. Even if you don't have (or aren't willing to shell out) $2800 for this camera, stop by a local camera store and put it in your hands. That may not change your mind but you'll have a better understanding about why the RX1 will likely have photographers reaching for their checkbooks and credit cards.
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Skp1 (S-phase Kinase-associated Protein, p19skp1) |
Description: SKP1 (S-phase kinase-associated protein 1) is a core component of the Skp1-Cullin-F-box (SCF) ubiquitin ligase protein complex. It mediates the ubiquitination of proteins involved in cell cycle progression, transcriptional regulation, and signal transduction. Among the components of the SCF complexes, SKP1 is an adaptor between one of the variable F-box proteins and Cullin (1). Independent of its function as a part of the SCF complex, SKP1 also functions in mitotic exit and cytokinesis. A possible contribution to the function of SKP1 in the mitotic exit is its physical interaction with Bfa1, a key negative regulator of the mitotic exit network (2). SKP1 also plays a crucial role in proper chromosomal segregation, which is required for the maintenance of euploidy and suppression of transformation (3). Applications: Suitable for use in Western Blot, Flow Cytometry. Other applications not tested. Recommended Dilution: Western Blot: 1:1,000-1:10,000 Flow cytometry: 1:20 Optimal dilutions to be determined by the researcher. Storage and Stability: May be stored at 4°C for short-term only. For long-term storage, aliquot and store at -20°C. Aliquots are stable for at least 12 months at -20°C. For maximum recovery of product, centrifuge the original vial after thawing and prior to removing the cap. Further dilutions can be made in assay buffer. Manufactured incorporating RabMAb® technology under Epitomics US patents, No 5,675,063 and 7,429,487, owned by Abcam. |


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All Blizzard forums are again locked
They've done this so the community manager can communicate with the community better. They need to get information out quickly, and cannot have the forum system overloaded and explode as it did last night.
This is not the first time we've seen them lock the forums in the past twenty four hours, although I do hope it is the last time.
On a brighter side of things, our comments are not locked! And we don't really subscribe to the 1984 doctrine. Newspeak here I come!
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