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Introversion are the latest indie devs to get the Humble Bundle treatment. You can pay what you want for all of their games. You'll even get a few interesting tech demos thrown in for good measure, including the procedural city generator that the team developed for Subversion. The Humble Introversion Bundle includes IGF Grand Prize winner, Darwinia, nuclear war simulator, Defcon,
Super Meat Boy completely won us over with its slightly icky take on the good ol' platform genre. To celebrate its first anniversary, the game has been released as part of a huge bundle on Steam, which includes the original game, Aquaria, Bit.Trip Beat, Bit.Trip Runner, Braid, Gish, Machinarium, VVVVV and World of Goo. You'll also get the music tracks from Super Meat Boy, Braid, Machinarium,
The Humble Indie Bundle 2 went on sale last week, and has already raised more than $1.3 million for the developers, Child's Play and The Electric Frontier Foundation. Now, in a final push, they're also throwing in all of the games from last year's Humble Indie Bundle for those who pay more than $7.39. That adds six extra games, including World of Goo, Aquaria, Gish, Lugaru HD Penumbra Overture
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wouldn't Qh7 be a faster mate than Qg6?
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Not sure just how this comes from an actual game.
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The authors estimate $10/kg crude recombinant enzyme production costs. I am not in this field and have no experience on industrial levels, but given what minute quantities of various enzymes for lab use seem to cost (hundreds of dollars for sub-gram amounts), I am amazed it could be this low. I was hoping that people with experience using recombinant enzymes on an industrial scale could chime in. What techniques (expression system, growth media, purification scheme) are used to keep production costs so low..... What kind of drop in yield might you expect going from super pure sigma reagents to crude purifications for all enzymes in a 13 step pathway. I'm not saying it can't be done for the price the authors state, I'm just curious about the details.
Enzyme cost is an interest topic. In my personal view, the market is the most determinant drive force for its costs. Take cellulase an example, cellulase is produced by Trichoderma species for more than 20 years. After the discovery of Rut-30 (a super cellulase-producing strain), enzyme companies produce a lot of cellulases for some real applications. About 10 years ago, the cellulase production costs were $50-60 dollars per kg because of limited application. After DOE gave > 22 millions to Genencor and Novozymes for reducing enzyme cost for cellulosic ethanol production, current cellulose costs ranges 1-2 dollars/kg. They decrease cost through several factors: change carbon source from lactose to glucose (cheaper), increase fermentation titer (100 g proterin /L), adjust enzyme composition, etc.
About recombinant protein, should we purify it before use? The answer may be not. If we express a thermophilic recombinant protein E. coli, after expression we can increase temperature to denature the E. coli that we do not need. If we need protein purification, we are developing a new ultra-low-cost recombinnat protern purification method (lower than all existing method). Surely, high cell-density fermentation will be very important for protein production. I think that most of them are well-known industrial skills. Markets and money will drive the enzyme cost greatly. Thank of computer, DVD player, digital camera, etc.
In the regular lab level, protein expression level is very low because most time no one need such large amount. In additon, most biological science lab lacks the skill for high-cell density fermentation. I was trained as biochemical engineer. Fermenation is a basic skill. It is why we know some know-hows.


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Her love of performing led her to leave Kent State and join the National Folk Festival. As Humphries puts it, "the subject matter that I was singing about had been amply covered by other singers and I wanted to sing about something else. I left school, got a day job organizing arts events and started writing songs…. I was affected by the feminist movement, the anti-nuclear movement, the farmworker boycotts, the lesbian and gay movement, the American Indian movement and the environmental movement." She composed "Never Turning Back" at a songwriting workshop. This song, still popular, became an unofficial theme song of the UN Fourth Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995, and was called "one of the best songs I've heard in 50 years" by Pete Seeger.Humphries has written songs of social justice for women, migrant workers, anyone whose voices and stories need to be heard. She has traveled across the country, and also to Cuba and Nicaragua. In 2002, NPR played Humphries' song "Swimming to the Other Side" on its' program "All Things Considered," and suddenly her name was in the national spotlight. By this time, she had met Sandy Opatow (O), and they had formed a duo. After trying to work out a name for their group, they turned to activist Emma Goldman (whose portrait is in this collection) for inspiration. Goldman had a fierce dedication to fighting for the rights of women, children, workers, and free speech. She also believed in everyone's right to "free expression, to beautiful, radiant things." Another phrase attributed to Goldman is, "if I can't dance, I don't want to be part of your revolution."And it is in that spirit that they became emma's revolution. They tour nationally and internationally. Right after the 9/11 attacks, Humphries and Sandy O composed "Peace Salaam Shalom" (Peace in English, Arabic, and Hebrew), and have played it loudly ever since in protest of the Iraq war. 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SAN JOSE, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/08/12 -- ZL Technologies, Inc. (ZL), the leader in archiving, records management, compliance, and e-Discovery software for the large enterprise, today expanded its range of data capture offerings for ZL's Unified Archive® (ZL UA) by incorporating best-in-class optical character recognition (OCR) technology. The addition of sophisticated OCR allows users to leverage ZL UA's powerful archiving capabilities over a wider range of content embedded in formats that have traditionally been challenging to access.
The advanced OCR technology offers the gold standard for fast and reliable character recognition, imaging, and language detection across a vast number of file types and foreign characters. Advanced features also include automatic recognition of text embedded within images contained in electronic documents. The expanded OCR capabilities radically enhance the archive's ability to search and find information in hard copy documents that have been relatively inaccessible to date. This is indispensable in highly-regulated sectors such as healthcare, finance, and government, as well as traditional industries which still need access to massive stores of paper documents.
ZL UA's implementation of OCR offers an effortless way for end-users to tap into the value of information previously trapped in legacy paper documents. Also, advanced character recognition further empowers ZL UA's capabilities in meeting the needs of multinational corporations, especially in the handling of foreign languages, including:
- Automatic language detection
- Support of 123 languages, including Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
- Multilanguage recognition of hand-printed alphanumeric characters
- Support of all common file types, including JPEG, TIFF, and all PDFs
In addition, since ZL UA offers Corporate eMemory which uses advanced data mining technologies to extract actionable insight from Big Data, the inclusion of legacy information from advanced OCR radically enhances the completeness of such intelligence.
"Corporate eMemory with OCR allows corporations to proactively plan for the future while drawing upon a rich legacy of documents from the past. Files with legacy or atypical formats no longer have to be perceived as monolithic or difficult to incorporate into a searchable archive of what is, essentially, unstructured Big Data," says Kon Leong, CEO of ZL Technologies, Inc. "We are pleased to incorporate further technology to help the modern enterprise attain a living, analytical memory of all relevant information, past and present."
About ZL Technologies.
ZL Technologies, Inc. makes Unified Archive® software ("ZL UA") to enable large enterprises to manage all unstructured content such as e-mail and files, to satisfy corporate archiving needs for e-Discovery, records management, regulatory compliance, corporate governance, and storage management. It also enables the same unstructured content to become the organization's Corporate eMemory for competitive advantage, such as sharing knowledge, experts, and history across the enterprise. ZL UA's unique differentiator is its unified architecture, which consolidates all applications and billions of documents under one platform, thus eliminating today's fractured data silos which significantly raise operating costs and legal risks. Demonstrating a proven track record with Global 500 customers and strategic partnerships with major players such as Oracle, PriceWaterhouseCoopers, and SunGard, ZL has emerged as the technology leader in harnessing unstructured "Big Data" for strategic advantage. For more information, please visit www.zlti.com.
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The following is a post I wrote a while back about blog hosting options at Jentrepreneur.com. It doesn't only apply to freelance writers, but I wanted to share it here directly, since we're talking this month about setting up professional websites and blogs. I'm sure some of you will have different opinions, so do feel free to share them.
Many new bloggers launch their first blog on a free blog host like Blogspot or WordPress.com. Personally, I'd say that's one of the biggest mistakes you can make as a blogger. Here's why:
- Free blog hosts are less professional from a marketing perspective.
- The domains for a free blog hosting account are longer and harder to remember from a reader-standpoint.
- It's hard to take a blogger seriously when they don't care enough about their blog to spend a few dollars a year on it.
- As a blogger, you don't have as much control over your blog's appearance and functionality as you might if you hosted your own blog on your own domain.
- You may not be able to use all available advertising and monetization options when you use a free blog host.
- You can run into problems down the road if you do decide to switch from a free blog host to your own domain and hosting, because you may not have access to be able to redirect the old blog to the new blog (meaning lost rankings and visitors).
I can only see one really valid excuse for using a free blog hosting account, and that would be if you wanted to test a new niche to see if there's a potential audience. However, I'd also say that's a pretty flimsy argument. If you did find the niche to be profitable, you would run into the problems I already mentioned if you chose to move it or market it more thoroughly. If it weren't a good niche for you, sure you wouldn't lose anything. But if you did invest in a "real" blog from the get-go, you would have only lost a minimal investment anyway… and if you're not willing to invest even just a few bucks into a potential business model, you very likely won't have what it takes to cut it to begin with.
On top of the financial aspect, there are other ways to conduct market research and figure out if a niche has potential… and that's something you should have done long before launching the blog itself (again, if you're serious about blogging).
I'm all for saving money as a business owner, and not spending anything not absolutely necessary. But your identity is absolutely necessary. If you're considering launching a blog, don't make the mistake of going with a free blog host if you intend on becoming a serious blogger. They're fine for hobby bloggers; not for those using blogging as any kind of business model.
Jennifer Mattern is a professional blogger, freelance business writer, and indie author. Through her company, 3 Beat Media, she operates All Indie Writers, BizAmmo.com, and numerous other blogs.
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Jennifer, I really like your blog. It has been very informative. I do want to let you know about an option that is available through Blogger. Google provides a way to purchase a domain name for $10 a year (automatically renewable, if you desire). It's a cheap way to gain some recognition without the hassle of designing your own template to begin with. The domain is registered through goDaddy, so you can transfer it to another host later on. I agree with your points about design control, though.
Great article, Jen. I'd like to point out one major pitfall with free bloghosts, such as Blogger. Several of my friends have had the misfortune of Blogger wiping out their blog for no reason. Either that, or they got locked out of their account. That said, I agree that anyone who wants to build an online presence needs to register their own domain.
Another great point you covered was the market research. There are several tools out there that can help you determine whether or not your blog has the potential to become profitable. I discovered a neat site last year called NicheTaxi.com that tells you whether or not a niche is good or oversaturated.


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Just started in Birmingham, however, we are forecast rain for Sunday so it may not last long. According to BBC Weather we are due about 4 inches. If this is all we get this winter then we will have had a lucky escape compared to the last few winters.
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After 11 years living in a country where snow is part of winter driving, Snow tires are on my car now let's see what tomorrow brings with the 1" of snow in Sussex? chaos or business as normal. Noldi
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wiz-king, thanks for the pond info. Mine, also 3 feet deep has weathered the winters here so far, touch wood!
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Looking out of my office window at home I can see that it is snowing steadily. There is a 4 inch covering on my driveway.
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Forecast says east coast and south east will get hit hardest for snow. London in the middle of it. Sorry for you living in those areas. Mid north Wales and rain is as usual but still is very cold. Strange weather indeed.
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Brumas I think it's the beer served in The Prancing Pony that causes it!
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Looks very pretty this morning, I haven't seen any trains on the local railway but that always suffers in cold weather due to a section of steep gradient and track that is very exposed to the cold winds. My weather station reckons it is 0.5deg at the moment and I have just discovered that the rainfall recorder wont work on snow! Now to venture out remove the snow from the birds drinking fountain and get it's pump working (I have a queue of visitors waiting for drinks).
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Freight House
Minneapolis, MN
Breakfast Menu
- Mon. - Thurs. 6am - 9pm
- Friday 6am - 10pm
- Sat 6:30am - 10pm
- Sun 6:30am - 8pm
February's Featured Bean of the Month – Organic Peru Cajamarca
The Organic Peru Cajamarca is available as a Medium Selection (Full City Roast) and a Dark Selection (French Roast).
Organic Peru Cajamarca – Medium Selection:
This coffee is intensely sweet. Rich and buttery smooth with pleasant sweet and spice notes. The acidity is clean, bright and forward, which defines the …
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Spread the Love This Valentine's Day with a Dunn Brothers Gift Card
Looking for the perfect gift for that special someone? Surprise them with a gift card from our Freight House shop! …
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How It All Began…
Ed and Dan Dunn refused to open just another coffee shop. They wanted to set an entirely new standard for coffee: fanatic about freshness, unyielding on quality and rooted in community.
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