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I had about 10 tabs set up with all the feeds I access regularly in sections... a lot of work to set it all up again.
Has this happened to anyone else?
Just exported my 6 tabs, just in case. (would hate to have to start over) Hmm, netvibes, will have another look.
Ditto. This is the first time I've been let down by Google, and it doesn't taste nice, especially as I've just started really making the most of their Docs and Spreadsheets. As people have mentioned above with regards to Gmail, can we really trust them now to keep our data safe?
.net magazine recently ran a 'which is best' article about start pages, and they recommended pageflakes.com over netvibes.com and webwag.com (they only reviewed those 3).
You can easily back up Gmail to one of your own machines, and then back up that machine in any conventional way.
The outline is this: (1) you can use any POP3 client you like (such as free Outlook Express or Live Mail Desktop) to download the Gmail automatically. At Gmail you enable "POP3 access", and then in Outlook Express you set up a new account for Gmail. Every hour (or whatever you set) when OE is running, it connects to Gmail and gets new messages, also leaving them on Gmail. (2) You need to back up your replies, too. There's no automatic way to specify this. I set up a "filter" at Gmail saying that whenever it got mail "from" me, it should forward the mail to my external email address. For some mysterious reason this works as desired: the OE program downloads all my incoming mail and all my outgoing mail now. (3) On the OE machine, convert all the messages collected from Gmail to .eml files and back them up over the net to a distant data centre.
In normal times, you do all manipulation of mail on Gmail, and what is copied by OE is purely backup. But you can arrange a smooth cutover for when Gmail fails. Receive all mail on a mail server for your private domain and forward it all from there to Gmail (Gmail lets you appear to answer from that same private domain). Set up OE accounts to be able to pick up that mail from your mail server directly, but never do that. If Gmail should fail catastrophically, you merely disable the mail forwarding to Gmail and enable the OE accounts to read it directly in OE (neither step requires Gmail to be working). You have all your past mail on your machine and are able to receive and send new mail, while Gmail is repaired.
Why bother? Now you're doing everything twice.
These things can seem like fun and easy to use but you never know what is happening to your private info regardless of what thier policies say.
All it takes is for a wise guy to run the back-ups at base camp without really knowing what he is doing and your life is in the toilet.
You mean me? I have no problems with OE and IE, my problem (and all the other's) is with Google.
The lack of communication from Google here was unforgiveable. It's OK to have [some] downtime if, at the very least, we know that it is temporary and will be reversed. A simple message on the homepage would have done.
I suppose it's Google's fault that you assumed they wouldn't fix their error, and decided to spend a day recreating your interface when they were able to restore your account? Really, when has Google ever let a massive issue go unaddressed for an extensive period of time? If it's happened, it hasn't happened to me.
Look, I'm not saying that it's okay for companies to have catastrophic data failures. But consider the magnitude of Google: the number of users they have using their FREE services, the number of datacenters and servers it takes to provide those services at incredible speeds to those users, and the number of employees it takes to support those datacenters, servers and users.
Now consider how infrequently these services fail... and the fact that very rarely is there a case where the problem isn't rectified in a reasonably short period of time. You don't pay for the services, and yet they just work. Whereas people all around the world pay out the arse for Windows technology (not just the OS- the software running on it as well), only to wait months and months for the "service packs" (read: de-clusterforkification) to get the software to start working as it was originally intended.
For what it's worth, I'd have to say that Google is one of the most impressive companies I've ever seen in terms of keeping operating errors to a minimum, growing their existing services (and increasing the number of available services) at a phenomenal rate of speed, and streamlining/integrating those services for a tight user experience at no cost to those users!
That's not to say that the other services don't have their place in the world: I have to admit that lately, Yahoo has been doing a better job of indexing and prioritizing the most recent content from stuff that's happened in the last few days/weeks.
And MSN's "Live" search is always good for a laugh... so I guess it's got its place in the world too.
I guess my point to you is: if you're getting a service for free, and your business/job depends on the reliability of that service, when your business or job suffers because of your inability to have some contingency plan in the event of that service's failure, it's really nobody's fault but your own.
Why are you quoting me wrongly? Did I say that I spent a day recreating my interface? Was I wrong to assume that my settings were gone forever?
Once again you are totally misrepresenting what I said. My business or job does not depend on Google. If Google disappeared tomorrow I would carry on as before. I don't need Google but I still reserve the right to get pissed off when one of their services fails me, whether or not I pay for it. One thing that will become apparent is that the more stuff Google gets invoved with the more problems they will face and the more flack they will take.
This is the Google forum where we discuss things about Google - good or bad. If you can't bear to hear anyone criticising G then this is not the place for you. Similarly there are other forums more appropriate for rants about M$ and Windows software.
Well, I'll agree that the more visible an entity is, the more criticism it's liable to take; that said, I wouldn't agree that there's a direct correlation to how much "flack" gets levied- specifically where the institution is doing a decent and upstanding job of things. There's not a lot of people out there criticizing Habitat for Humanity.
As for them facing more problems, I'd have to disagree there too, giving them the benefit of the doubt solely based on track record. I'd say they've earned it by now.
Now who's misappropriating whose words?
Say it with me:
Now, does anyone have anything else to add about Google resetting their Personalized Homepage?
No? Then I'm closing the thread.
Hmm... hang on, I'm not a moderator.


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You know that 4GB, 120GB, 250GB, and 320GB in the Xbox 360 model names? Those are HDD sizes (or Flash in the case of the 4GB model).
You know that the first generation of Xbox 360 also came in a version without storage? Also, game developers were required to always make their games playable on any Xbox, including the ones without storage. This caused quite a few headaches to some developers.

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Earthman Roy Crawford is framed for murder on the planet Velliran. He has two choices. He must escape from the planet within three days or go to prison for life.
But the only spaceship leaving the planet within three days belongs to the Exploration Corps. This is a group of scientists which investigates new planets. They are about to leave for World Seven on the Star System Z-16.
With help from his friends, the dazed Crawford finds himself in the ship. The scientists,… (più)
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I planted some Connecticut Field Pumpkins and they produced a yellow fruit that never got bigger than a golf ball and the vines were yellow as well. The leaves started out very green and healthy looking, so I don't know what happened. I fertilized them as well. My other pumpkins that I grew all did well, they were hybrids. Can you plant heirlooms near hybrids or do you have to exclusively plant just heirlooms? I am not saving seeds right now, I just wanted to produce some good pumpkins. If this is the problem, does it go the same for watermelons as well or other vegetables? |
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Many of us read the Bible, and many of us do not. Many of us go into Bible reading looking for anything but transformation, which is unfortunate, given that transformation is the primary reason the written word of God exists. Devotional Scripture reading requires discipline and consistency, but its aim is the treasuring of God's word in our hearts and the delighting of ourselves in God's statutes. We have at our fingertips the very revelation of God to us, and yet we treat Scripture like a blunt instrument, like a reference book, like a prop for our propaganda, anything but the wellspring of God's truth to be drunk deeply from. Devotional Scripture reading means meditating on Scripture, chewing on it, savoring it, learning not just how to read Scripture, but how to feel it.
My conviction is that evangelicals by and large have lost their ability to feel Scripture. The great irony is that now when the Bible is more available than any time in history, we are perhaps more biblically illiterate than any Christian generation in history.
The great opportunity in this, of course, is that our generation is now extra ripe for biblical transformation and a revival in commitment to the deep well of Scripture.
I've come up with five ways one might begin to develop a greater feeling for Scripture. Some or all of these may not be new to you (and none were invented by me, of course), as they are basically good practices for essential Bible study, but put into disciplined practice, these approaches to study can condition us to feel Scripture more keenly.
1. Interpret Before You Apply
As Michael Horton once lamented, too many Bible study classes are first asking "What does this passage mean to you?" instead of "What does this passage mean?".
The cult of application has dulled many an understanding. Don't jump the gun. Modern Christianity has really overestimated the value of "making the Bible relevant."
Jesus says that if anyone wishes to follow him, he must deny himself and take up his cross. When we leap to application first, we immediately diminish the powerful relevancy of this teaching. We make taking up crosses about dealing with annoying coworkers or a nagging illness, when these applications skip the primary meaning: taking up one's cross is about death. And often thinking too keenly about annoyances and aggravations is self-indulgence, not self-denial.
The Bible is already relevant! In our zeal to "make it" relevant to us, we often lose the danger in its primary relevancy. Because Scripture is God's revelation to us, it is imminently and enduringly relevant.
"Interpretation before application" is is a fundamental element to all Bible study, but if our desire is to develop a greater feel for Scripture, we will more and more subject our feelings to Scripture's unwavering revelation (interpretation) rather than subject Scripture to our feelings (what often happens in the applicational exercise).
2. Keep It In Context
Taking Scripture out of context is epidemic. Whether we are led to do so by those handy verse numbers in our Bibles or by topical preaching that takes a scattershot approach to verse presentation (rather than a more expositional approach) or by our soundbite and short-attention-span culture, many of us have forgotten the cardinal rule of context.
Out of context, Jesus' statement "I have come not to bring peace but a sword" makes him sound like Conan the Barbarian.
Out of context, Hebrews 6:4-6 seems to indicate that Christians can ultimately "lose" their salvation, and indeed many believers use these three verses to support that view. But two verses later (Heb. 6:9), the author of Hebrews is contrasting whatever is being described in Heb 6:4-6 with "things accompanying salvation."
If one isn't looking at this full passage on the biblical page one may never see it.
We like to keep Scripture short and manageable, and that's understandable. It's certainly more convenient that way. But we will not be mastered by Scripture if we don't occasionally allow it to overwhelm us, intimidate us, and force us to wrestle with it. Bite size chunks are good for memorization and the like, but to feel Scripture, we have to drink from it deeply, pushing ourselves to capacity, and we must do this constantly and over and over again. Keeping verses in context may prevent us from clearly understanding something right off the bat, but it will also keep us from inadvertently misunderstanding it right off the bat.
3. Make Connections
Scripture is cohesive, a great brilliant tapestry that is interwoven from the same threads. Contrary to various heresies, God ain't different from Old Testament to New, and Paul didn't invent a different Christianity from Jesus'.
One of the things I chase as important in my preaching (and in the Bible studies I lead) is the connections between the primary passage of focus and related passages elsewhere in Scripture. Typical topical preaching involves a pre-selected topic and then a few isolated verses that relate to the topic. But good Scriptural cross-connection involves a pre-selected passage and then a few other passages that are connected narratively, thematically, or theologically.
Losing a feel for Scripture has resulted from losing our sense of Scriptural continuity. It's all connected; there are no coincidences. (Okay, that's hyperbole; there are some coincidences. But there are many more connections, particularly between Old Testament narrative and New Testament narrative, that testify to the premeditation of God's revelation.)
For instance, look at the story in John 6 about the disciples in the stormy waters and Jesus walking to them on the waves. There is the obvious connection of the parallel narrative in Matthew's Gospel. Then there are other, less obvious connections like Jesus' declaration "It is I" recalling YHWH's Hebrew self-declaration "I AM." Jesus on the water reminds us of the Spirit hovering over the surface of the deep in the beginning of Genesis. The boat's immediately going to the shore when Jesus boarded brings to mind God separating the land from the chaotic waters in the Creation story. The story itself reminds us of other stormy sea tales, as when Jesus slept below deck while the disciples fretted over a storm. Later in the narrative, the confused crowd and Jesus' words about "food that does not spoil" reminds us of the disgruntled Israelites in Exodus and the manna that was only good for the day, of Jesus' subsequent words on being the Bread of Life, and even of Jesus' words to the Samaritan woman at the well about water that lives.
This is not to say that what one passage means in one place it also means in a place where you have made a connection. It is only to say that Scripture interprets Scripture, and that the more connections we make, the greater feel we will have for the brilliant unity of Scripture.
As you're reading a particular passage, ask yourself, "What other passages does this remind me of?" Then track those down. Before you know it, you are making connections, and before you know it, you are getting a feel for the broader and fuller contours of the Bible's story.
4. Apply Prayerfully
When you're ready to apply Scripture — remember, interpretation comes first — instead of applying a passage in a static sense, apply in a prayerful, dynamic sense. Here is what I mean by this difference:
Static Application: Reading "Love bears all things" in 1 Corinthians 13 and thinking, "This is important because my husband is really difficult to live with. He's very burdensome."
Prayerful Application: Lord, give me the strength and passion to love my husband even when I find it very difficult. Change my heart to bear all things.
The first approach is basic application. It is not invalid so far as it goes. But it is distressingly close to subjecting Scripture to our experience, rather than vice versa. Moreover, it is more observational than it is motivational. It only involves noticing something, not committing to something. This is why I call it static.
The second approach, however, not only presses us to subject our feelings to Scripture — in the example, the application entails committing to doing something in response — but it also turns the application into a conversation with the One prompting the response. The reader isn't just noticing "Hey, this reminds me of my problem," she is bringing that problem before the Lord and taking the initiative of being changed by Scripture's addressing of that problem.
In the first approach the temptation is toward gracelessness, because the focus is on what must be endured (a difficult husband). This is counter to the passage itself!
In the second approach the impetus is toward grace, because the focus is on loving according to the Scripture's call.
This prayerful approach to application is a highly efficient way to begin feeling Scripture.
5. Look For Jesus
All of Scripture either points to Jesus' life and teaching or emerges from it. All of it.
To know God, you must know Jesus. And to feel Scripture most keenly, you must see Jesus between its lines and at the beginning and end of its many trajectories. He is there, all over the place, and Christians committed to following him closely will seek the glorious enlightenment of the disciples on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24). "Beginning with Moses and all the Prophets" Jesus himself "explained to them what was said in all the Scriptures concerning himself."
When you're in the Old Testament, wherever you are, ask yourself, "What does this say about Jesus? How does this point to Jesus? Did Jesus ever quote or refer to this? What is the importance of this in the light of Jesus?"
Finding Jesus in the Gospels is easy of course, but making the Jesus connection in the epistles is vitally important (again, particularly today when many are telling us that Paul's teaching is wholly different from Jesus').
Scholar N.T. Wright says that we ought to read the New Testament as if Jesus in the Gospels is giving us this sheet music for a masterwork symphony and as if Paul and the other epistolary authors are keen on teaching the Church how to perform it.
If you plan on keeping Christ at the center of your life, you must plan on keeping Christ at the center of your Christian practice, including your Scripture reading.
These are not magic bullets, of course, and no doubt if you are a serious Bible student, you are already putting some or all of these tips into regular practice. If you are, you likely have a much greater feel for the brilliance and power of the Holy Scriptures than the average churchgoer. Let us continue pressing further into the depth and breadth of the transforming Word, submitting our thoughts and feelings to it for the good of our neighbors and for the glory of the Author.


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Storm, already pretty busy, opens exhibition season
Seattle will cap a packed week with a game Friday at Tulsa.
Seattle Times staff reporter
The Storm opens exhibition play Friday in Tulsa, although the week already feels like a typical week in an WNBA season.
Seattle held scrimmages with national teams from China (Tuesday) and Canada (Wednesday), essentially playing a back-to-back set to go with this road matchup against the Shock.
Storm guard Tanisha Wright joins the team after taking a physical to be cleared to play. Wright, who had been playing in Israel, was given time to be with family on the East Coast before joining training camp.
"We'll use Tanisha just because we'll be missing a guard," said Storm coach Brian Agler.
Point guard Sue Bird will remain in Seattle to train with USA Basketball for the Olympics this summer in London. Also, Spanish guard Silvia Domiguez, a free agent, hasn't arrived because of visa issues.
The Storm also will be without rookie Shekinna Stricklen, who'll graduate from Tennessee on Friday.
"We're still doing a lot of the same things, so (Tanisha) will pick up things quickly," Agler said. "She's doing well. She was disappointed they lost the championship over there (in Israel). With her mom's passing last year, she had a lot of things she needed to take of family-wise before she returned to the team."
The Storm will continue its routine of mixing new players with veterans to get a flow and evaluate everyone for the final roster spots. Players such as centers Ashley Gayle and Lindsay Taylor, point guard Ashley Corral, and forwards Alysha Clark and Victoria Dunlap should see extended minutes.
For the veterans, gaining chemistry on the road will be important. Seattle was 6-11 away from KeyArena last season, its worst since Agler's first year with the team in 2008.
This season, the WNBA schedule is split with a break for the Olympics from July 14 to Aug. 15. Seattle plays 19 games during the first half of the season — all without three-time MVP Lauren Jackson. Twelve of those games are on the road.
"We look at this first half of the season as probably the most important part because we're not going to have our full roster and we play a lot of road games," Agler said. "Having success on the road is difficult in this league. It's going to be very important we find a way to put this team together, playing well together on the floor early in the season."
• The Shock is led by coach Gary Kloppenburg, a former Storm assistant from the inaugural season. He is in his first season leading Tulsa.
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Numanthia Termes Toro Termanthia Spain Wa 2007
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<br/> COLOR: deep purple AROMA: extremely rich and complex, with a palette of dark berries (redcurrant, warm summer raspberries, cassis, and blackberries) and delicate mineral, balsamic and spicy notes (cedar, nutmeg and black pepper), perfectly integrated with vanilla, and roasted cocoa characters. The intense aroma evolves in the glass, opening up as it gradually mixes with air, gaining more intensity and complexity. Palate: velvety, round and juicy, followed by firm, silky tannins, for a sensation of both weight and finesse. The finish is very long and complex with an extremely wide range of aromas from dark berries to cocoa, truffle, mineral and toasted notes.
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The Numanthia estate is situated at Valdefinjas, a small village in the Zamora province. Numanthia was founded in 1998 by the Eguren familly, native of Rioja, in order to create the best wine of the Toro appellation.
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Editorial Reviews for Numanthia Termes Toro Termanthia Spain Wa
2007 Bodegas Numanthia Termanthia 14.5% Dark and heavy on the nose with a sweet layer of caramelly oak and spice that slowly receded to reveal a deep core of spicy, mineral laden black fruit that's topped with suggestions of cigar wrapper, tomato leaf and spice cookies. Bright and assertive on entry with the cut of high acid and superbly polished tannins buffered by building layers of silky dark fruit. The tannins come on strong quite quickly, pushing down the black cherry and spice notes on the palate and really constraining the mid-palate. The cherry fruit is quite vivid on the backend and onto the long, elegant finish. The fruit here is surprisingly fresh and aromatic given the sheer power of this wine. This will require significant time in the cellar to blossom but very well balanced and super fresh with exotic fruit that is waiting to star. 95pts (95+75Bv)= 85pts
Smoky and dark on the nose with notes of grilled nuts, cocoa, vanilla, licorice, charcoal and a touch of tar accenting slightly spicy dark wild black berry fruit. On entry this is surprisingly restrained with tannins that cover the gums but a clear mid-palate that reveals rich earthy raspberry fruit topped with nuanced notes of carob and tobacco. This is still quite young but with air it already reveals fine purity of fruit and balance, though you have to love tannin at this point to appreciate this wine. The finish has fine tannins and brisk acids supporting that earthy, dark raspberry fruit through the moderately long, lightly spice tinged and faintly chocolatey finale. 90pts (90+80Bv)= 85pts
Member Reviews for Numanthia Termes Toro Termanthia Spain Wa
Add your reviewPlummy currants and dark berry fruits. Very aromatic. Bold big and juicy and beautifully balanced. Solid gorgeous tempranillo.
Roasted plum, bitter chocolate, tobacco and other interesting flavors in this. It's muscular, powerful and rich, but well balanced. Very focused flavors. My favorite tasted today. - Tasted at Marché Bacchus 1/23/10
I finally got to drink this wine after it was opened for a few days, and it's very good: smooth and not too hot. Unfortunately, the finish is not very long or rewarding (at least not for me), but the wine keeps begging me to take another sip anyway.
Fantastic nose full of sweet spicy black fruit with a rustic bit of barnyard notes. Full in the mouth and luscious, black olive and black pepper notes.
Fantastic deep earthy palate full of rich blackberry fruit, dark chocolate and a bit of heat. Palate is full bodied and has a lot of smoky character coming from a good bit of oak, nice tannic structure to support, and a dusty blueberry finish.
bold jammy fruit spices, dark fruit components linger on the nose with a back bone of cedar wood. Palate also filled with dark berry fruit, smooth and wonderful
Round, gentle, and alluring nose. Balanced. In the mouth straightforward, rustic, and somewhat woody with firm acid and tannin and sweet and sour ripe fruit (strawberry, red raspberry, perhaps plum). Medium body and good weight in the mid-palate with a pleasantly sour tannic finish. Good food wine.
External Reviews for Numanthia Termes Toro Termanthia Spain Wa
94 Points - The Wine Advocate The 2007 Numanthia is marginally more approachable but it, too, is a dense, layered, voluminous, structured wine. Given the requisite cellaring, it will eventually beco
While not as impressive as Termanthia, Termes is still a remarkable wine in 2000 (and, it should be noted, almost one-tenth the price). Itrsquo;s funky when first poured, a touch reductive, but that soon blows off, the wine sweetening and opening up, minty, peppery, full of smoky blackberry fruit. Therersquo;s a lot of oak here, but itrsquo;s matched by the Rubenesque fruit; everythingrsquo;s balanced, in a fleshy, sexy way. Serve this with venison loin in a blackcurrant sauce.
Cassis and cocoa notes follow through on the palate of this voluptuous, international-style red. Mouthcoating tannins canrsquo;t overwhelm the ripe, expressive flavors of cassis, blackberry and kirsch. The wine is fresh and focused, and the long finish echoes with vanilla and Eastern spices. Best after 2005.
The 2007 Termes is a bit more elegant with its velvety texture, ripe tannins, and silky finish. It, too, has the ability to improve with 2ndash;3 years of cellaring, but can be enjoyed now. Bodegas Numanthia-Termes was sold by the Eguran family to Moet-Hennessey prior to the 2006 vintage. What this might ultimately mean for quality or style of the wine remains to be seen but there is no questioning the performance of the 2006 and 2007 vintages.
The 2007 Numanthia is marginally more approachable but it, too, is a dense, layered, voluminous, structured wine. Given the requisite cellaring, it will eventually become both elegant and powerful. - Robert Parker 94+ Points This rich red brims with ripe, fresh flavors of blackberry and cassis, backed by toasty chocolate and dried spice notes that caress the palate and linger on the finish. Plush yet structured, in the modern style. Drink now through 2014. 1,000 cases imported. -TM Opaque purple. Higher-pitched than the Termes, displaying scents of spicy red berries, cherry and rose, plus a hint of smokiness. Juicy, strikingly fresh red fruit flavors are lifted by tangy minerality and are framed by silky tannins. Distinctly graceful for a wine with such serious palate impact, showing building spiciness on the long, sappy, focused finish. I suspect that this wine will be drinkable on the young side but its balanced to age. ** SOLD OUT **
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Tasting Notes:
Intense cherry red color with violet tones and well covered. Extremely rich and complex nose. It is a delicious combination of all of delicate black fruits and balsamic notes, minerals and spices. The deep and intense aroma, grows and develops in the glass with oxygen, becoming increasingly intense and complex. Wine with an impressive velvety attack, round and succulent, then the sense of volume on the palate grows further, concentrated tannins perfectly balanced. The finish is very long, persistent and complex with a wide variety of flavors assorted black fruits, cocoa, truffle, mineral and toast notes. Undoubtedly one of the greatest wines of Spain.
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Even at the plate, this has been a challenging year for Cecchini. He has hit .265 with a .344 on-base percentage and .376 slugging percentage this season, numbers well off from what he'd done in past years. But he has finished strong after a summer slump, hitting .341 with a .423 on-base percentage and .516 slugging percentage in August entering play Sunday night.
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Nashaat Gerges, PhD Associate Professor Department of Cell Biology, Neurobiology & Anatomy
PhD, University of Houston, 2002
Department of Cell Biology, Neurobiology & Anatomy Medical College of Wisconsin 8701 Watertown Plank Road Milwaukee, WI 53226-0509
Phone: (414) 955-4107 FAX: (414) 955-6517 email: email@example.com
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Education PhD, University of Houston, 2002 Postdoctoral, University of Michigan
Graduate Programs Program in Cell and Developmental Biology Program in Neuroscience
Positions Available Positions are currently available for PhD students and Postdoctoral Fellows. Please contact Dr. Nashaat Gerges at firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit our Postdoctoral Positions web page.
Research Area: Cellular and molecular mechanisms of synaptic plasticity
Communication between neuronal cells in the brain occurs through tiny contacts called synapses. The ability of these synapses to change their strength and remodel is termed synaptic plasticity, which is thought to be the cellular correlate of learning and memory. Several neurological and neurodegenerative diseases (e.g., Alzheimer's disease, schizophrenia and mental retardation) as well as some hormonal and homeostasis abnormalities (e.g., hypothyroidism and stress) have some form of synaptic plasticity malfunction. The research in the laboratory is focused on elucidating the molecular and cellular mechanism of synaptic plasticity, and the associated changes in the disease states.
The major experimental approach is the expression of recombinant neurotransmitter receptors and regulatory proteins tagged with GFP or RFP in organotypic hippocampal cultured slices or in vivo. In order to understand how these regulatory molecules contribute to neuronal function, the lab uses a combination of in vivo and ex vivo electrophysiology, biochemistry, confocal imaging and electron microscopy (EM) analysis.
Electrophysiological whole-cell double recording configuration. Stimulation of Schaffer collateral pathway and simultaneous recording from a control cell and a neuron expressing a regulatory molecule.
Confocal microscopy images for a neuron expressing GluR2-GFP and a regulatory protein tagged with RFP. Immunohistochemistry enables visualizing the surface recombinant receptors (Cy5).
Electron microscopy micrographs of GluR2/3 gold immunolabeling at hippocampal CA1 synapses. * denotes presynaptic terminals; PSD is the postsynaptic density.
Selected Publications
Zhong L, Gerges NZ. Neurogranin targets calmodulin and lowers the threshold for the induction of long-term potentiation. PLoS ONE.
Danielson E, Zhang N, Metallo J, Kaleka K, Shin SM, Gerges N, Lee SH. S-SCAM/MAGI-2 is an essential synaptic scaffolding molecule for the GluA2-containing maintenance pool of AMPA receptors. J Neurosci. 2012 May 16;32(20):6967-80.
Kaleka KS, Petersen AN, Florence MA, Gerges NZ. Pull-down of calmodulin-binding proteins. J Vis Exp. 2012 Jan 23;(59). pii: 3502. doi: 10.3791/3502.
Zhong L, Kaleka KS, Gerges NZ. Neurogranin phosphorylation fine-tunes long-term potentiation. Eur J Neurosci. 2011 Jan;33(2):244-50.
Zhong L, Gerges NZ. Neurogranin and synaptic plasticity balance. Commun Integr Biol. 2010 Jul;3(4):340-2.
Zhong L, Cherry T, Bies CE, Florence MA, Gerges NZ. Neurogranin enhances synaptic strength through its interaction with calmodulin. EMBO J. 2009 Oct 7;28(19):3027-39. Epub 2009 Aug 27
Gerges NZ, DS Backos, CN Rupasinghe, MR Spaller and JA Esteban: Dual role of the exocyst in AMPA receptor targeting and insertion into the postsynaptic membrane. EMBO Journal 25:1623-34, 2006.
Gerges NZ, TC Brown, SS Correia and JA Esteban: Analysis of Rab function in hippocampal neurons. Methods in Enzymology 403:153-166, 2005.
Gerges NZ, DS Backos and JA Esteban: Local control of synaptic function and plasticity at the postsynaptic terminal by a small GTPase of the Rab family. J of Biological Chemistry 279:43870-8, 2004.
Gerges NZ, IC Tran, DS Backos, JM Harrell, M Chinkers, W Pratt and JA Esteban: Independent functions of Hsp90 in neurotransmitter release and in the continuous synaptic cycling of AMPA receptors. J of Neuroscience 24:4758-66, 2004.
Gerges NZ, K Al-Zoubi, C Park, D Diamond KA Alkadhi: Adverse effect of the combination of hypothyroidism and chronic psychosocial stress on hippocampus-dependent memory in rats. Behavioral Brain Research 155:77-84, 2004.
Gerges NZ and KA Alkadhi: Hypothyroidism impairs late LTP in CA1 region but not in DG of intact rat hippocampus: MAPK involvement. Hippocampus 14:40-5, 2004.
Gerges NZ, AM Aleisa, AA Alhaider and KA Alkadhi: Reduction of elevated arterial blood pressure in obese Zucker rats by inhibition of ganglionic long-term potentiation. Neuropharmacology 43:1070-1076, 2002.


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Topic: What is the last Islamic movie you seen? Posted: 04 March 2012 at 11:21pm |
The Massage.
The last part. What about you? |
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Posted: 05 March 2012 at 9:57am |
" Islamic movie " pretty much an oxymoron....
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Male Islam Starter Joined: 04 July 2012 Location: Bangladesh Online Status: Offline Posts: 1 |
Posted: 04 July 2012 at 2:42am |
Hi everyone! How are you? I like Islamic movie very much. Islamic movie gives me so strength. I want to see muslim movie everyday. Muslim movie is so interesting. I learn many Islamic thing from those movie. I think every Islamic man will enjoy this type of movie.
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Posted: 08 July 2012 at 3:59pm |
I have been trying to find some good films about Islam/muslims for a while now.
Recently, I watched these: The Stoning of Soraya M. (HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!) Mooz-lum Sabah: A Love Story Act of Dishonor Women Without Men |
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Posted: 01 December 2013 at 3:48am |
I saw a new film called Dead Hearts. I think it is aimed at youth but check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzXpUPozCx4&list=LLQecBMUMSwYNauTuLOxQKcw&feature=mh_lolz |
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Posted: 06 July 2014 at 4:22pm |
I just watched
and I can't help but find myself wondering what a muslim reaction to this film would be. I imagine, as with all groups of people, the reactions will vary according to time and place, culture... how each has been raised. I find that it has affected me several ways, and that this is one of those movies that will probably remain in my memory. Edited by Caringheart - 06 July 2014 at 4:28pm |
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Posted: 07 July 2014 at 6:16pm |
The link didn't work, but I looked it up. Looks very good and interesting. I'm going to try to see it. The acting and filming look quite well done, too. Any idea where they got the actresses from? Edited by Caringheart - 07 July 2014 at 6:17pm |
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WHAG's Bejoy Joseph takes a look back at the best performaces of the 2014 West Virginia high school football season.
Friday Night Sports Connection 01/09/2015: Martinsburg vs. Hedgesville, Washington vs. Musselman, Shippensburg vs. Greencastle-Antrim
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Friday Night Sports Connection 11/21/2014 Part 3: Bejoy Joseph catches up with the back-to-back West Virginia Class AAA state volleyball champs, the Musselman Lady Appleman.
The Musselman volleyball team defeats Martinsburg, 3-0, to win their eighth straight sectional championship.
Friday Night Sports Connection 10/31/2014 Part 1: Keyser vs. Frankfort, Mountain Ridge vs. Fort Hill, Musselman vs. Martinsburg, South Hagerstown vs. Williamsport, Brunswick vs. North Hagerstown
High School Playoff Soccer 10/23/2014: North Hagerstown vs. Urbana, South Hagerstown vs. Linganore, Catoctin vs. Middletown, Williamsport vs. Oakdale, Boonsboro vs. Walkersville, Manchester Valley vs. Smithsburg, Frederick vs. Urbana, Boonsboro vs. Oakdale, Catoctin vs. Middletown, Walkersville vs. Williamsport, Martinsburg vs. Washington, Hedgesville vs. Jefferson, Musselman vs. Washington
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High school volleyball highlights from around the four-state: Hedgesville vs. Musselman and Catoctin vs. Williamsport.
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High school hoops action from around the four state: Musselman vs. Martinsburg, Clear Spring vs. Williamsport, Boonsboro vs. Smithsburg
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High school hoops action from around the four state: Hampshire vs. Spring Mills Boys, Hedgesville vs. Musselman Girls, and Berkeley Springs vs. Clear Spring Girls.
Oakdale's Zach Thomas reaches 2,000 career points, Walkersville's Tyra Hughes honored as the Lions' leading scorer in school history, and other highlights and reaction from high school hoops action around the four state: Frederick vs. Oakdale, Thomas Johnson vs. Walkersville, Washington vs. Musselman, Martinsburg vs. Hedgesville
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Monday night's high school basketball highlights from around the four-state: Martinsburg vs. Musselman boys and Boonsboro vs. Williamsport girls.
2013 End of the Year Awards: West Virginia
High school hoops action from around the four state 01/04/2014.
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High school hoop action around the four state.
Tuesday night's high school basketball highlights from across the four-state.
Highlights from high school hoops action around the four state, plus an interview with South Hagerstown's Katrice Dixon.
Congratulations to December's female Student Athlete of the Month: Autumn Bartles.
Fort Hill defeats Carver A&T in straight sets to win the Maryland 1A State Championship, and Musselman takes down Greenbrier East to win the West Virginia AAA State Championship.
Highlights from the Lady Applemen's 9th consecutive Sectional Crown.
High school football highlights from around the four-state: Musselman vs. Washington, Clear Spring vs. Spring Mills, Hampshire vs. Hedgesville, and East Hardy vs. Berkeley Springs.
Highlights from West Virginia, including a big match-up with playoff implications, and Berkeley Springs getting their first win of the year.
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High school football highlights from across the four-state: Martinsburg vs. Hedgesville and Musselman vs. Morgantown.
High school football action from across the four-state: Keyser vs. Hampshire, Mountain Ridge vs. Frankfort, John Marshall vs. Musselman, Preston vs. Hedgesville, and Tuckers County vs. Southern Garrett.
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Daily Quotes // First Time Experience Stories // Top Five Countdown // Random Movie Discussion // Believe or Not // Meet the Community // Head 2 Head // Debate Thread
Hello there, my name is Mills.
Favorite Color: Cornell Red
Favorite Food: Waffles and Oranges
Favorite Movies: Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961), The Sound of Music (1965), Jurassic Park (1993), The Parent Trap (1998), The Princess Diaries (2001), Love Me If You Dare (Jeux d'enfants) (2003), A Cinderella Story (2004), Mean Girls (2004), The Devil Wears Prada (2006), Just My Luck (2006), She's The Man (2006), Michael Bay's Transformers (2007, 2009, 2011, 2014), Shrek Franchise (2001, 2004, 2007, 2010), The Proposal (2009), Bad Teacher (2011), LOL (2012), Fast & Furious 6 (2013), Marvel movies (The Avengers, The Amazing Spiderman)
Favorite TV Shows: Gossip Girl, 90210, One Tree Hill, Smallville, Rugrats, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Saturday Night Live, Game of Thrones, WWE, Modern Family, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., True Blood
Favorite Gaga Songs: The Edge Of Glory; Paparazzi; Bad Romance; Gypsy
Interesting Fact About Me: A simple homework of writing a fictional short story back when I was in middle school fully inspired me to write an entire novel shortly afterwards. Have it not for that homework, I wouldn't realize that I actually love writing.
More About Me:
I'm a college student currently taking up a degree in Communications, majoring in Marketing, in hope of becoming a highly reputable journalist someday akin to the likes of Christiane Amanpour. World history, politics, and corporate business as a whole interest me ever since middle school due to me being a part of our school publication. And upon graduation in high school, these interests even grew stronger as I started to join various clubs at my university. In addition to that, I'm also currently (partly) working for an independent advertising company which focuses more on below-the-line promotions. Not only does it serve as my main source of livelihood for now after leaving my parents' residence, but it's also a great training ground to experience the real-life challenges at work before I graduate college and pursue my own career.
First, her catchy music hooked me in 2009. And then her raw talent convinced me to follow her and be a fan. Her campaign for social equality then made me respect her even more, even beyond her music endeavours. From there, I've realised that she isn't just a celebrity whom you'd normally see living the life of the excess. She's an artist who knows what she wants, and someone you know would actually fight for something to at least make a difference in this world of ours.
Now, that's more than enough for me to actually stan for this lady, right? I mean, who knew back then in 2009 that she'd one day be named as the world's most powerful celebrity by FORBES, one of the world's most influential people by TIME, this generation's Queen of Pop by RollingStone, the most famous celebrity on Earth by Guinness, who'd have sold 150 million records worldwide in just 5 years, be recognized with 5 GRAMMYs and a hundred more accolades and awards all over the globe and she's only 28 years old? Back when I've heard Just Dance for the first time, I didn't know these would all happen. And yet they all did.
But what's even more impressive is just how she tirelessly stands up for her core beliefs and for her passion for something possibly the entire world shares - the love for music. And for that, I thank Gaga for being one of the biggest inspirations in my life!
The Fame made me listen to her.
The Fame Monster made me support her.
Born This Way made me love her.
ARTPOP made me remind how proud I'm of her.
Cheek to Cheek makes me respect her even more.
And aside from Gaga, I also stan for RIHANNA. Love her since the Umbrella days. My top favorite male artist is JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE, a complete musical genius. Also a huge fan of the pop rock band MAROON 5 since their debut album, Songs About Jane (which is one of my all-time favorite albums), the greatest rapper of all time EMINEM, the legendary MADONNA, and the one and only BRITNEY SPEARS. In addition to these, I also have a huge heart for hard rock and rock music in general. One rock band in particular whom I love dearly is BON JOVI, one of the greatest bands, if not the greatest, in history. Their single "It's My Life" is my favorite song ever.
Other Favorite Artists:
Aerosmith, Nirvana, Bastille, Imagine Dragons, Motorhead, Rev Theory, Alter Bridge, Papa Roach, OneRepublic, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Calling, Hinder, The Beatles, ABBA, The Carpenters, Kenny Rogers, Rita Ora, Leighton Meester, fun., P!nk, Kelly Clarkson, Fergie, Edwin McCain, Katy Perry, One Direction, Austin Mahone, Bruno Mars, Beyonce, Avril Lavigne, Lindsay Lohan, Colbie Caillat, Disclosure, Pharrell Williams, Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift, Mariah Carey, NSYNC, Shontelle, Kanye West, Jay Z, P. Diddy, Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj, Swedish House Mafia, Calvin Harris, deadmau5, Alesso, Zedd, Clean Bandit, Cash Cash
And before I forget, let me share my favorite performance of Gaga:
Cheers, everyone! Let's drink for more happiness in the world. And may all of our dreams come true, for real. Just always keep in mind: love, and be loved.
And smile! It makes life much easier, and better.


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Introducing "$20 Million & Change" and Patagonia Works – A Holding Company for the Environment
By Yvon Chouinard
I don't like to think of myself as a businessman. I've made no secret that I hold a fairly skeptical view of the business world. That said, Patagonia, the company my wife and I founded four decades ago, has grown up to be — by global standards — a medium-size business. And that bestows on our family a serious responsibility. The last line of Patagonia's mission statement is "… use business to inspire and implement solutions to the environmental crisis." We've always taken that seriously.
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Bible in Basic English (BBE) | New International Version (NIV) |
30 When you are in trouble and all these things have come on you, if, in the future, you are turned again to the Lord your God, and give ear to his voice: | 30 When you are in distress and all these things have happened to you, then in later days you will return to the LORD your God and obey him. |
The Bible in Basic English is in the public domain. (The Bible in Basic English Version Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Our inaugural videocast is titled "An Introduction to Inbound Marketing" and you can watch it right now: On Friday May 17th at 4pm UK Time, we will host an hour long Google+ Hangout, where you can ask the webinar presenter any burning questions on Inbound Marketing, or any of its segments.
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thanks for the share!
Ed Fry @edfryed Admin
Great presentation!
When you ask for EAN members to get in touch, what sorts of questions crop up all the time?
Also, we experimented with launching Inbound.org groups (http://www.inbound.org/discussion/view/inbound-org-groups-apply-here-to-start-your-own-community-on-inbound) - would a private group on here be useful for the Expedia Affiliate Network?
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7 Of this gospel I was made a minister according to the gift of God's grace which was given me by the working of his power. | 7 I became a servant of this gospel by the gift of God's grace given me through the working of his power. |
Revised Standard Version of the Bible, copyright 1952 [2nd edition, 1971] by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (Revised Standard Version - Holy Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |