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December 7,8,14,15,19, 20, 21 and 22, 2012
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Celebrate the holiday season and create a new family tradition admiring the sparkling lights and brilliant hues at the Amarillo Zoo's first annual Zoo Lights Safari. We've decked the halls, trees, bushes and everthing but the animals with holiday lights to bring you the brightest wildlights display ever! For 8 fabulous nights the Amarillo Zoo will share the spirit and sounds of the season. Stroll the Zoo grounds sipping some hot chocolate while listening or joining in with guest caroling groups. Can't make it to the North Pole? Do the next best thing and visit Santa and Mrs. Claus when they make a special stop at the Zoo on Saturday, December 15th and 22nd. If you happen to come on another night we will have a special area set up where you can write Santa a letter – we'll make sure it gets to him in time for Christmas. The Zoo elves will be busy helping our young visitors make a special bird treat for our wild feathered friends. Parents may shop at the special "zootique" gift area to pick up a special animal related plush toy, book, jewelry or decoration for that someone special.
Watch the ice sculpturing talents of Delvin Wilson on December 22nd.
Readings of the "Night Before Christmas" by local TV personalities on December 14 (Alexndra Stone KAMR), December 15 (Jackie Kingston KAMR), December 19 (Shelly Sites KVII), December 21 (Meaghan Collier KAMR), and December 22 (Shelly Sites KVII) at 7:30pm
Visit the Zoo Animals Christmas Wish List at Amazon.com. Enter "Amarillo Zoo" under the wish list and you'll be shown what our animals are asking Santa for this Christmas. This is a great way to support the Zoo!
Zoo Lights Safari is a sure way to beat those holiday bah hum bugs!
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Dive deep into the culture of China by visiting one of America's finest Chinatowns. Many of these communities were established by early immigrants looking for a place to feel like they are back home.
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A trip to a winter wonderland can make this Christmas one you'll never forget.
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@Babalaas- Sustainable tourism development has been taking off in the past few years, becoming a multibillion-dollar industry. This has also led to a problem with ecotourism that is rife with green washing. Tours simply play lip service to being environmentally friendly without actually doing much that is environmentally or socially beneficial.
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Talent, innovation, and unique resources available in New York make it a premier place for clean energy businesses to grow.
New York welcomes the new, innovative ideas that will inform policy, protect the environment, and power the future.
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The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has awarded St. John's University a High Performance Building Plaque for designing and constructing its new student/university center with features that cut energy costs by nearly $245,000 annually.
The University's D'Angelo Center, which opened on the Queens, NY, campus in 2009, received more than $480,000 in support from NYSERDA which leveraged nearly $1.5 million in private investment. The facility's many "green" features include advanced lighting systems, demand-control ventilation, district cooling and high-efficiency displacement heating ventilation and air-conditioning. These energy efficiency measures enhance comfort and efficiency by minimizing energy consumption and demand on the grid.
NYSERDA awards High Performance Building Plaques to hospitals, colleges and universities, schools, businesses and other organizations that construct or substantially renovate buildings that perform at least 30 percent above the state's Energy Conservation Construction Code. The D'Angelo Center is rated to perform 43 percent above code.
The five-story, 127,000-square-foot D'Angelo Center is a hub of campus activity. The building includes high-tech classrooms, student meeting and social spaces, multipurpose rooms, a cafeteria and a boardroom.
"It is a pleasure to work with the NYSERDA staff and their technical assistance providers," said Brij Anand, Vice President for Campus Facilities and Services at St. John's. "Their professional services and wide breadth of knowledge have helped St. John's University increase its energy efficiency and achieve its carbon emissions reduction goal (PlaNYC — Mayor Bloomberg Challenge) of 30 percent by year 2017."
The challenge to design for energy efficiency was met with smart engineering by AKF Group LLC. Their work will help the university to cut its annual energy consumption by an estimated 1,092,274 kilowatt hours, equal to the amount of electricity consumed by 159 single-family homes in one year.
"Energy efficiency improvements to the D'Angelo Center at St. John's will have a far-reaching effect on sustainability," said Francis J. Murray Jr., President and CEO of NYSERDA. "This award recognizes the university's commitment to reducing energy use and, thereby, positively impacting the environment."
NYSERDA's New Construction Program assists organizations with incorporating energy efficiency measures and sustainable building practices into the design, construction and operation of new or renovated buildings. Green building incentives also are available to customers pursuing LEED certification. These measures are designed to save energy through reduced electricity demand and operating costs.
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Journal of Nanomaterials
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 592147, 8 pages
Preparation and Hydrogen Storage Properties of Mg-Rich Mg-Ni Ultrafine Particles
1Shanghai Engineering Research Center of Magnesium Materials and Applications and National Engineering Research Center of Light Alloy Net Forming, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai 200240, China
2State Key Laboratory of Metal Matrix Composites, School of Materials Science and Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai 200240, China
3Unité Matériaux Et Transformations (UMET), CNRS UMR 8207, Université Lille 1, 59655 Villeneuve d'Ascq, France
Received 29 August 2012; Accepted 16 October 2012
Academic Editor: Kemin Zhang
Copyright © 2012 Jianxin Zou et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Citations to this Article [6 citations]
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- M. Abdus Salam, Suriati Sufian, and T. Murugesan, "Catalytic hydrogen adsorption of nano-crystalline hydrotalcite derived mixed oxides," Chemical Engineering Research and Design, 2013. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- M. Abdus Salam, Suriati Sufian, and T. Murugesan, "Characterization of nano-crystalline Mg-Ni-Al hydrotalcite derived mixed oxides as hydrogen adsorbent," Materials Chemistry and Physics, vol. 142, no. 1, pp. 213–219, 2013. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Adam Revesz, Marcell Gajdics, and Tony Spassov, "Microstructural evolution of ball-milled Mg-Ni powder during hydrogen sorption," International Journal Of Hydrogen Energy, vol. 38, no. 20, pp. 8342–8349, 2013. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Jianxin Zou, Sheng Long, Lifu Zhang, Chong Lu, Xi Chen, Xiaoqin Zeng, and Wenjiang Ding, "Hydrogen Sorption Behaviors of a Core-Shell Structured Mg@Fe Composite Powder," Materials Transactions, vol. 55, no. 8, pp. 1156–1160, 2014. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Sheng Long, Jianxin Zou, Xi Chen, Xiaoqin Zeng, and Wenjiang Ding, "A comparison study of Mg-Y2O3 and Mg-Y hydrogen storage composite powders prepared through arc plasma method," Journal of Alloys and Compounds, vol. 615, pp. S684–S688, 2014. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- M. Abdus Salam, Bawadi Abdullah, and Suriati Sufian, "Hydrogenated Microstructure and Its Hydrogenation Properties: A Density Functional Theory Study," Journal of Nanomaterials, vol. 2014, pp. 1–7, 2014. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar


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Features & Use
Test device: Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Android version: 4.0.2
Mods: Root
After having downloaded the application an installation assistant guides you through the keyboard's configurations. SlideIT Keyboard supports several languages (45 language packs are currently available): download the ones you will be needing.
The assistant also explains how to activate the keyboard. Another cool option: you can add your contacts to the dictionary and then just swipe away to spell out your contacts' names.
SlideIT works quite nicely after this preliminary set-up has been taken care of, though you will of course have to develop a feel for swiping. Once you've gotten comfortable with it you will find that swiping words is a lot faster than spelling them out, provided, of course, that they are included in the application's dictionary. Words that aren't yet part of the dictionary can be typed out conventionally; they can then be incorporated into the app's glossary—to do so, simply hit the (+) on the left side of the display.
SlideIT supports speech-to-text hit the microphone symbol and start talkin'! Results are contingent on Google. For special symbols hit the '?123' symbol—you'll find four pages worth of characters here. Four buttons for the function 'Settings', 'Cut', 'Copy' and 'Insert' are located in the word suggestion bar and can be used on a word via double click.
Let's move on to the application's settings, because this keyboard application harbours quite a few of them.
Go to 'Language & Dictionary' to select a language, links and abbreviations. This is where you can also add or delete language packs. I find the abbreviations option to be especially useful—for instance, enter 'AWHFY ' which then automatically turns into 'Are We Having Fun Yet?'. The app already features a lot of abbreviations and if ever you feel that some are missing you can simply add them to the bunch manually.
You can export/import your dictionary (in case you switch devices, for instance).
The application has a generous amount of available skins—there are currently 30 available from the Android Market.
There are plenty more settings options, including automated capitalisation, the maximal length of a sentence as displayed on the screen, vibration effects, acoustic feedback...
Check out the 'On-The-Fly' option if you which to configure word suggestions.
Bottom line:
SlideIT Keyboard is a user and newbie friendly keyboard that will simultaneously satisfy power users. It has a lot of settings options for advanced users, or users who simply like to configure keyboards according to their own preferences. Overall we are very satisfied with SlideIT.
Screen & Controls
Setting up and using SlideIT Keyboard is relatively simple. It's takes a moment to get used to, but once you've gotten a feel for swiping you will find that it it really is a time saver.
The SlideIT graphics per se won't blow your skirt up, but you can spice things up by downloading some of the skins. The Gingerbread skin has a classic Android look to it.
Speed & Stability
SlideIT Keyboard runs very fluidly and word suggestions pop up without any delays. The app is pretty sturdy overall.
Price/Performance Ratio
Seeing as it's our app of the week, SlideIT Keyboard is currently on sale for only EUR 1,97, which is a good deal, and one we would ordinarily award a higher rating. However, this is a limited offer—the app usually goes for EUR 4,50, which is a bit hefty.


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Package for two includes four-course dinner with dessert and two glasses of wine
NEW ORLEANS–Feb. 2, 2012–Looking for that perfect Valentine? "New Orleans' Best Seafood Restaurant" offers a four-course Funny Valentine package at both Deanie's Seafood locations–841 Iberville St. in New Orleans' French Quarter and the original Bucktown location at 1713 Lake St., Metairie.
Available Sun., Feb. 12 through Tues., Feb. 14, Deanie's Funny Valentine dinner package features a four-course meal for two and two glasses of wine for just $69.95. (*Bucktown location is closed on Monday.)
And, tell us your funniest or most romantic Valentine story to enter to win a Patron tequila party for 50 at Deanie's Seafood in the French Quarter! Like us on Facebook to enter.
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After being forced to cancel their planned launch ceremony due to snow, Ferraris presented their 2012 car to the world via the internet on Friday morning. The F2012 will make its testing debut at Jerez in Spain next week.
As predicted, the Italian teams new machine uses a stepped-nose design to meet new regulations on front chassis height and practically every area of the car has been fundamentally revised from its 2011 predecessor.
The rear suspension is now a pull-rod layout, in line with recent trends, but interestingly so is the front. Both changes are aimed at improving aerodynamic performance and lowering the F2012s centre of gravity.
The sidepods have been redesigned, through modifications to the side impact structures, the repositioning of the radiators and revisions to all aerodynamic elements. The lower part of the rear of the car is much narrower and more tapered, a feature achieved partly through a new gearbox casing and a relocation of some mechanical components. The exhausts now exit through the bodywork, in line with the new rules designed to prevent the use of exhaust-blown diffusers.
The rear wing, equipped with a hydraulically-operated DRS (Drag Reduction System), is conceptually similar to the one Ferrari used in 2011, but every detail of it has been revised for improved efficiency. The front wing is derived from the one introduced on 2011s 150º Italia in the final part of its racing life. The team plan further evolutions in this area for the opening races of the season.
The front and rear air intakes for the brakes have been redesigned and work was carried out in collaboration with brake suppliers Brembo to optimise the braking system.
With technical regulations preventing internal modifications to improve performance, the F2012s engine is an evolution of the one that powered last years Ferrari. However, the team have put much effort into improving its installation in the new chassis, so as not to penalise the aerodynamics of the car. Another area on which the Maranello engine specialists have been working is performance drop off, with the aim of maintaining the highest possible performance level throughout each engines cycle of use, which has now reached an average life of three races.
The electronic management of the engine has been revised based on the modifications to the rules regarding the off-throttle use of exhaust gases, a task that has required a great deal of attention and many hours on the test bed, while the F2012s KERS system maintains its low central location in the car - a choice also aimed at maximising safety - and has undergone an update directed mainly at reducing its weight and improving the efficiency of some of its components.
The F2012 is the 58th car built by Ferrari with the express purpose of taking part in the FIA Formula One World Championship.
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The Illawarra Health and Medical Research Institute is a partnership between the University of Wollongong and the South Eastern Sydney Illawarra Area Health Service. IHMRI's research focuses on health and medical issues that are common in the Illawarra region and is aimed at improving the health and well being of the local community. IHMRI's goal is to foster research collaboration through the IHMRI Research Network, creating a centre of excellence and innovation that represents the focal point of health and medical research in this region.
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Metabotropic glutamate receptor 5 in schizophrenia: emerging evidence for the development of antipsychotic drugs, Kelly A. Newell
Proenergetic effects of resveratrol in the murine neuronal cell line Neuro2a, Nhu T.Q Nguyen, Lezanne Ooi, Sabine C. Piller, and Gerald Munch
Development and evaluation of the REACH (Recognise End of life And Care Holistically) out in Dementia toolkit, J. Potter, Ramesh Fernando, and Nancy Humpel
Categorising foods in terms of nutrient content, Yasmine Probst, Linda Tapsell, Rebecca Thorne, and Jane O'Shea
A key role for the urokinase plasminogen activator (uPA) in invasive Group A streptococcal infection, Martina L. Sanderson-Smith, Yueling Zhang, Diane Ly, Deborah Donahue, Andrew Hollands, Victor Nizet, Marie Ranson, Victoria A. Ploplis, Mark J. Walker, and Francis J. Castellino
Improved GC-MS methods for analysis of homocysteine, methionine and methylmalonate in cultured cells, A S. Spiro, A M. Jenner, and B Garner
Banking human induced pluripotent stem cells: lessons learned from embryonic stem cells?, Glyn N. Stacey, Jeremy M. Crook, Derek Hei, and Tenneille Ludwig
Preventing help-negation for suicidal ideation: Implications for thwarted belongingness, social network size and frequency of social interaction, Alexander Svenson, Coralie J. Wilson, and Peter Caputi
Age-related human nuclear cataract. Blindness due to inexorable protein deterioration, R Truscott
Discovering the cause of human age-related cataract, Roger JW Truscott, Michael Friedrich, Michelle Hooi, and Brian Lyons
Streptococcal collagen-like protein A and general stress protein 24 are immunomodulating virulence factors of group A Streptococcus, James A. Tsatsaronis, Andrew Hollands, Jason N. Cole, Peter G. Maamary, Christine M. Gillen, Nouri L. Ben Zakour, Malak Kotb, Victor Nizet, Scott A. Beatson, Mark J. Walker, and Martina L. Sanderson-Smith
Recent highlights in the development of isatin-based anticancer agents, Kara L. Vine, Lidia Matesic, Julie M. Locke, and Danielle Skropeta
Rapid quantification of free cholesterol in tears using direct insertion/electron ionization-Mass spectrometry, Xiaojia Eric Wei, John Korth, Simon H. J Brown, Todd W. Mitchell, Roger J. W Truscott, Stephen J. Blanksby, Mark D. P Willcox, and Zhenjun Zhao
Cognitive, affective and social processes involved in help-negation after critical suicidal thoughts, Coralie Wilson, Alexander Svenson, and Peter Caputi
Neurotrophin signaling and Alzheimer's Disease neurodegeneration - Focus on BDNF/TrkB signaling, Jenny Wong
Expression of NPAS3 in the human cortex and evidence of its posttranscriptional regulation by miR-17 during development, with implications for schizophrenia, Jenny Wong, Carlotta E. Duncan, Natalie J. Beveridge, Maree J. Webster, Murray J. Cairns, and Cynthia Shannon Weickert
Increases in two truncated TrkB isoforms in the prefrontal cortex of people with schizophrenia, Jenny Wong, D A Rothmond, M J Webster, and Cynthia Shannon Weickert
Reduction of histamine h1 receptor binding induced by high-fat diet can be 1 prevented by DHA and dietary fiber in specific brain areas of male rats, Zhixiang Wu, Yinghua Yu, Yizhen Wu, Craig S. Patch, Alexander Szabo, and Xu-Feng Huang
Hyaluronic acid modified mesoporous silica nanoparticles for targeted drug delivery to CD44-overexpressing cancer cells, Meihua Yu, Siddharth Jambhrunkar, Peter Thorn, Jiezhong Chen, Wenyi Gu, and Chengzhong Yu
DHA prevents altered 5-HT1A, 5-HT2A, CB1 and GABAA receptor binding densities in the brain of male rats fed a high-saturated-fat diet, Yinghua Yu, Yizhen Wu, Craig Patch, Zhixiang Wu, Alexander Szabo, Duo Li, and Xu-Feng Huang
Teasaponin reduces inflammation and central leptin resistance in diet-induced obese male mice, Yinghua Yu, Yizhen Wu, Alexander Szabo, Zhixiang Wu, Hongqin Wang, Duo Li, and Xu-Feng Huang
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Analysis of subcellular [57Co] cobalamin distribution in SH-SY5Y neurons and brain tissue, Hua Zhao, Kalani Ruberu, Hongyun Li, and Brett Garner
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Where to draw the line: understanding responses of Australian coastal communities to sea level rise adaptation policies, K S. Alexander, A Ryan, R Gorddard, R Wise, and A Leitch
Proteogenomic analyses of Lingo-1 and the Nogo receptor in schizophrenia, J Andrews, K Newell, and F Fernandez
Recent peritonitis associates with mortality among patients treated with peritoneal dialysis, Neil Boudville, Anna Kemp, Philip Clayton, Wai Lim, Sunil V. Badve, Carmel M. Hawley, Stephen P. McDonald, Kathryn J. Wiggins, Kym M. Bannister, Fiona G. Brown, and David W. Johnson
Factors associated with chronic kidney disease progression in Australian nephrology practices, Neil Boudville, Anna Kemp, Henry Moody, Robert G. Fassett, Eugenie Pedagogos, Craig Nelson, Helen Healy, George Mangos, Geoff Kirkland, Troy Kay, Paul Champion De Crespigny, David Hoffman, and David Waugh
The effect of trauma on expressive language impairment in borderline personality disorder, Phoebe Carter and Brin F. S Grenyer
Ovarian torsion in a 22-year old nulliparous woman, Hsiao-En Cindy Chen and Christos Georgiou
Prevention of obesity-associated colon cancer by (-)-epigallocatechin-3 gallate and curcumin, Jiezhong Chen
A review of cancer registry data in response to concerns about a possible excess of cancer associated with the emissions from the M5 East tunnel, Stephen Conaty, Darren Mayne, Kirsty Hope, and Mark Ferson
Degradation of an old human protein: Age-dependent cleavage of yS-crystallin generates a peptide that binds to cell membranes, Michael G. Friedrich, J Lam, and Roger J. Truscott
Skepticism of de-torting large ovaries, C Georgiou
The possible mechanisms for β-glucans to prevent atherosclerotic lesions, Tiphaine Gislette, Kong-Nan Zhao, Wenyi Gu, and Jiezhong Chen
TNF-α promotes IFN-γ-Induced CD40 expression and antigen process in Myb-transformed hematological cells, Wenyi Gu, Jiezhong Chen, Lei Yang, and Kong-Nan Zhao
A cluster randomised controlled trial of vascular risk factor management in general practice, Mark F. Harris, Mahnaz Fanaian, Upali W. Jayasinghe, Megan Passey, Suzanne H. Mckenzie, G Davies, David Lyle, Rachel A. Laws, Heike Schuetze, and Qing Wan
A bacterial pathogen co-opts host plasmin to resist killing by cathelicidin antimicrobial peptides, Andrew Hollands, D Gonzalez, E Leire, Cortny A. Donald, Richard L. Gallo, Martina L. Sanderson-Smith, P Dorrestein, and Victor Nizet
Racemization of two proteins over our lifespan: deamidation of asparagine 76 in yS crystallin is greater in cataract than in normal lenses across the age range, M Y. Hooi, M Raftery, and Roger J. Truscott
Functional expression of the damage-associated molecular pattern receptor P2X7 on canine kidney epithelial cells, Iman Jalilian, Mari Spildrejorde, Aine Seavers, Belinda L. Curtis, Jason D. McArthur, and Ronald Sluyter
Lanosterol induces mitochondrial uncoupling and protects dopaminergic neurons from cell death in a model for Parkinson's disease, Andrew M. Jenner, Guanghou Shui, M. R. Wenk, L. Lim, V. Jackson-Lewis, S. Przedborski, S. Kesavapany, A. X. H. Goh, M. Fivaz, and L. C. Wong
Cognitive phenotyping of amyloid precursor protein transgenic J20 mice, Tim Karl, Surabhi Bhatia, David Cheng, Woojin Scott Kim, and Brett Garner
Have increases in co-payments for medicines further burdened Australians in remote and disadvantaged areas?, Anna Kemp, John Glover, David B. Preen, Max Bulsara, James Semmens, and Elizabeth Roughead
The validity of prescription and other health service claims and self-report in identifying cases of invasive breast cancer in Australia, Anna Kemp, David B. Preen, Kris Rogers, Christobel Saunders, C D'Arcy Holman, Max Bulsara, Fran Boyle, and Elizabeth Roughead
Assessment of alternative water options in Adelaide: the MARSUO and optimal water resource mix projects, R Leonard and K S. Alexander
Distinct neurobehavioural effects of cannabidiol in transmembrane domain neuregulin 1 mutant mice, Leonora E. Long, Rose Chesworth, Xu-Feng Huang, Alexander Wong, Adena Spiro, Iain S. McGregor, Jonathon Arnold, and Tim Karl
Software agents in clinical workflow, clinical guidelines and clinical trial medicine, Andrew Alexis Miller and Fiona Hegi-Johnson
Application of the water needs index: Can Tho City, Mekong Delta, Vietnam, Magnus Moglia, Luis E. Neumann, Kim S. Alexander, Mihn N. Nguyen, Ashok K. Sharma, Stephen Cook, Nguyen H. Trung, and Dinh D.A Tuan
Phospholipid peroxidation: Lack of effect of fatty acid pairing, Sarah E. Norris, Todd Mitchell, and Paul L. Else
Genetic modulation of the long-term effects of cannabis on brain structure, function and symptomatology, Nadia Solowij, Francesca Fernandez, Robin Murray, and Murat Yucel
Molecular signatures of long-lived proteins: Autolytic cleavage adjacent to serine residues, Shi-Ping (Jim) Su, Brian Lyons, M G. Friedrich, Jason D. McArthur, Xiuxian Song, D Xavier, Roger J. Truscott, and J A. Aquilina
Are we making the grade? The education of children and young people in out-of-home care, Michelle Townsend
Is protein methylation in the human lens a result of non-enzymatic methylation by S-adenosylmethionine?, Roger J. W Truscott, Jasminka Mizdrak, Michael G. Friedrich, Michelle Y. Hooi, Bryan Lyons, Joanne F. Jamie, Michael J. Davies, Phillip A. Wilmarth, and Larry L. David
Srp20 regulates TrkB pre-mRNA splicing to generate TrkB-Shc transcripts with implications for Alzheimer's disease, Jenny Wong, Brett Garner, Glenda M. Halliday, and John B.J Kwok
Amyloid beta selectively modulates neuronal TrkB alternative transcript expression with implications for Alzheimer's disease, J Wong, M Higgins, G Halliday, and B Garner
Papers from 2011
Chapter 4: 'Water' - Resource Efficiency in Asia and the Pacific, Kim Alexander and James West
Evaluation of water needs index case studies, K S. Alexander, M Moglia, G Tjandraatmadja, M Nguyen, S Larson, N H. Trung, and R A. Barkey
Scanner uniformity improvements for radiochromic film analysis with matt reflectance backing, Ethan Butson, Hani Alnawaf, Peter K.N Yu, and Martin Butson
A possible role of cIAP2 in Helicobacter pylori-associated gastric cancer, Jiezhong Chen, Zesong Li, Kwok Wah Chan, Liang Qiao, and Benjamin C. Y. Wong
Up-regulation of endoplasmic reticulum stress-related genes during the early phase of treatment of cultured cortical neurons by the proteasomal inhibitor lactacystin, M. Chen, Andrew M. Jenner, Z. F. Peng, A. J. Melendez, N. S. Cheung, J. Manikandan, and M. S. Choy
Dependence on Endocytic Receptor Binding via a Minimal Binding Motif Underlies the Differential Prognostic Profiles of SerpinE1 and SerpinB2 in Cancer, Blake J. Cochran, David Croucher, Sergei A. Lobov, Darren Saunders, and Marie Ranson
Small molecule antagonists of the urokinase (uPA): urokinase receptor (uPAR) interaction with high reported potencies show only weak effects in cell-based competition assays employing the native uPAR ligand, Melissa De Souza, Hayden Matthews, Jodi A. Lee, Marie Ranson, and Michael J. Kelso
Isoform-specific proteolysis of apolipoprotein-E in the brain, David A. Elliott, Kayan Tsoi, Sandra Holinkova, Sharon L. Chan, Woojin S. Kim, Glenda M. Halliday, Kerry-Anne Rye, and Brett Garner
Metformin therapy during pregnancy: good for the goose and good for the gosling too?, Denice S. Feig and Robert G. Moses
The use of health impact assessment to determine the potential impact of an Australian urban development proposal on health and well-being, Susan Furber, Dian Tranter, Ben Harris-Roxas, Carolyn Dews, Erica Gray, Andy Goldie, Cate Wallace, Darren Mayne, and Sarah Thackway
Attenuation of the lysosomal death pathway by lysosomal cholesterol accumulation, Brett Garner, A Brown, Hanna Appelqvist, C Nilsson, K Kagedal, and K Ollinger
Mass and relative elution time profiling: Two-dimensional analysis of sphingolipids in Alzheimer's disease brains, Leila Hejazi, Jason Wong, D. Cheng, Nicholas Proschogo, D. Ebrahimi, Brett Garner, and Anthony Don
Chronic resveratrol intake reverses pro-inflammatory cytokine profile and oxidative DNA damage in ageing hybrid mice, Andrew M. Jenner, Runsheng Ruan, Jan Gruber, Francis Eng Hock Tay, and Yee Ting Wong
Nuclear microscopy of rat colon epithelial cells, Andrew M. Jenner, Frank Watt, Reshmi Rajendran, M. Ren, C. Udalagama, A. E. Rodrigues, and M. Ng
Forty Years Later and the Role of Plasminogen Activator Inhibitor Type 2/SERPINB2 Is Still an Enigma, Jodi A. Lee, Blake J. Cochran, Sergei A. Lobov, and Marie Ranson
Molecular competition between plasminogen activator inhibitors type -1 and -2 for urokinase: implications for cellular proteolysis and adhesion in cancer, Sergei Lobov and Marie Ranson
Anti-tumour/metastasis effects of the potassium-sparing diuretic amiloride: An orally active anti-cancer drug waiting for its call-of-duty?, Hayden Matthews, Marie Ranson, and Michael J. Kelso
A community outbreak of cryptosporidiosis in Sydney associated with a public swimming facility: a case-control study, Darren J. Mayne, Kelly-Anne Ressler, Diane Smith, Gareth Hockey, Susan J. Botham, and Mark J. Ferson
Discussion of the enabling environments for decentralised water systems, Magnus Moglia, K S. Alexander, and Ashok K. Sharma
Perceived performance of decentralised water systems: a survey approach, Magnus Moglia, Ashok K. Sharma, Kim Alexander, and Aditi Mankad
Editorial: The Plasminogen Activation System in Pathology: Use in Prognosis and Therapy, Marie Ranson
Dynamic molecular and anatomical changes in the glucocorticoid receptor in human cortical development, D Sinclair, M J. Webster, J Wong, and C S. Weickert
Full length TrkB potentiates estrogen receptor alpha mediated transcription suggesting convergence of susceptibility pathways in schizophrenia, Jenny Wong, H G Woon, and Cynthia Shannon Weickert
Endogenous proBDNF is a negative regulator of migration of cerebellar granule cells in neonatal mice, Zhi-Qiang Xu, Ying Sun, Hong-Yun Li, Yoon Lim, Jin-Hua Zhong, and Xin-Fu Zhou
Codon usage roles in human papillomavirus, Kongnan Zhao and Jiezhong Chen
Papers from 2010
Water needs assessment: learning to deal with scale, subjectivity and high stakes, Kim S. Alexander, Magnus Moglia, and Craig Miller
Sustainable development in the uplands of lao PDR, Kim Suzanne Alexander, Joanne Millar, and Neil Lipscombe
Community management of onsite wastewater treatment systems- what they want in Mount Gambier, South Australia, K S. Alexander, K J. Levett, and J L. Vanderzalm
Changes in colon gene expression associated with increased colon inflammation in interleukin-10 gene-deficient mice inoculated with Enterococcus species, Matthew P. Barnett, Warren C. McNabb, Adrian L. Cookson, Shuotun Zhu, Marcus Davy, Bianca Knoch, Katie Nones, Alison J. Hodgkinson, and Nicole Roy
Psychotherapists' response to borderline personality disorder: a core conflictual relationship theme analysis, Marianne Bourke and Brin Grenyer
The first author h-index (hfa-index): levelling the field for small and large institute medical and science scholars, Martin Butson and Peter K.N Yu
Hormone induction of gamete release and In-vitro fertilization in the critically endangered corroboree frog, Phillip G. Byrne and A J Silla
Activation of signal pathways and the resistance to anti-EGFR treatment in colorectal cancer, J-Z Chen, Xu-Feng Huang, and Andrew Katsifis
The kynurenine pathway and inflammation in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Yiquan Chen, Roger Stankovic, Karen M Cullen, Vincent Meininger, Brett Garner, Sarah Coggan, Ross Grant, Bruce J Brew, and Gilles J Guillemin
Lester Luborsky: a trailblazer in empirical research on psychoanalytic therapy, Paul Crits-Christoph, Jacques Barber, Brin Grenyer, and Louis Diguer
Toward consensus in the analysis of urinary 8-oxo-7,8-dihydro-2′- deoxyguanosine as a noninvasive biomarker of oxidative stress, M D Evans, R Olinski, S Loft, M S Cooke, Jr P Rossner, R Sram, T Henriksen, H E Poulsen, Allan Weimann, A Barbieri, L Sabatini, F Violante, S Kino, T Ochi, K Sakai, M Takeuchi, H Kasai, J H N Meerman, D Gackowski, R Rozalski, A Siomek, Barry Halliwell, Andrew M. Jenner, H Wang, C Cerda, G Saez, S Haghdoost, P Svoboda, C-W Hu, M-R Chao, K-Y Peng, W-C Shih, K-Y Wu, H Orhan, N S Istanbullu, V Mistry, P B Farmer, J Sandhu, R Singh, C Cortez, Y Su, R M Santella, P Lambert, and R Smith
Intraluminal pressure readings during the establishment of a positive 'tamponade test' in the management of postpartum haemorrhage, Christos Georgiou
The possible role of IL-17 in obesity-associated cancer, Tiphaine Gislette and Jiezhong Chen
The heart and soul of change: delivering what works in therapy, second edition (Book Review), B. F. S. Grenyer
The Australian psychology workforce 2: A national profile of psychologists' education, training, specialist qualifications and continuous professional development, Brin Grenyer, R. Mathews, D. D Stokes, and K. Crea
An enriched environment improves sensorimotor function post-ischemic stroke, Heidi Janssen, Julie Bernhardt, Janice M. Collier, Emily S. Sena, Patrick McElduff, John R. Attia, Michael R.P Pollack, David W. Howells, Michael Nilsson, Mike B. Calford, and Neil J. Spratt
The effect of APOE genotype on brain levels of oxysterols in young and old human APOE ε2,ε3 and ε4 knock-in mice, Andrew M. Jenner, W L F Lim, M P E Ng, M R Wenk, G Shui, M J Sharman, S E Gandy, and R N Martins
Changes in cholesterol biosynthetic and transport pathways after excitotoxicity, Ji-Hyun Kim, Jinatta Jittiwat, Wei-Yi Ong, Akhlaq A. Farooqui, and Andrew M. Jenner


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SUPERIOR — The Thayer Central boys track and field team went into the final race trailing St. Cecilia by two points.
Knowing his 1,600-meter relay team needed a big performance, Titans head coach Bryan Solomon gave his runners a pep talk and told them what was at stake.
The Titans set a personal best, finishing first in the race with a time of 3 minutes, 34.18 seconds to capture the Superior invite title Tuesday.
"It was very close near the end. When they announced it was a tie 102-102 with us and St. Cecilia, I knew it was going to come down to those final two races," Solomon said.
Thayer Central tallied 128 points, while St. Cecilia finished second with 124 points. Minden placed third, scoring 103 points.
The Bluehawks finished fourth in the 1,600 relay, falling just short of the Titans. Solomon said his athletes answered the call.
"I knew (St. Cecilia) was up by two, so I gathered the troops again and said, 'Here's what it is — if you place one spot ahead of (St. Cecilia) you're tied. If you place more than one spot you win,' " Solomon said. "And they went out and ran their best, a 3:34."
To read more, see Wednesday's Hastings Tribune or the Tribune e-edition.>>


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Alpha Chi Omega
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The Alpha Chi Omega Fraternity is devoted to enriching the lives of members through lifetime opportunities of friendship, leadership, learning and service.
Alpha Chi Omega's vision is to see ever-increasing numbers of qualified women select Alpha Chi Omega and make it an integral part of their lives.
Alpha Chi Omega was founded nationally on October 15, 1885, the Beta Chi chapter of Alpha Chi Omega was founded at Willamette University in 1944.
Alpha Chi Omega's symbol is the Lyre and the colors are Scarlet Red and Olive Green.
ALpha Chi Omega's Values are: Leadership Ability, Personal Development, Academic Interest, Character, and Financial Responsibility.
New Member dues are $675 and Current Member dues are $335 per semester.
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Our national philanthropy is Domestic Violence Awareness. Locally we work with Mid Valley Women's Crisis Services. We work to both raise awareness about domestic violence and to raise money to benefit the Mid Valley organization. We work with them in a variety of ways, from having women attend 50+ hour training sessions and volunteer for overnight crisis hotline shifts, to having women volunteer in their offices. We also have the privilege to go weekly to their women's shelter, to help with organizing donations and keeping everything accessible to the women. Aside from helping Mid Valley Women's Crisis Services both through fundraising and by donating our time, we work to improve the culture of our campus through tabling and raising awareness.Executive Board
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Chateau Vichy, France
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Contact the Broker:Diana Williams
Pavilions of Splendour International Inc.
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Property Description:A gorgeous medieval chateau which has recently been entirely renovated and has beautiful features. There is 2,000 m2 of space and the property is composed of main lodging complemented by two circular towers and a dungeon. Throughout the property you will find unique and extravagant features such as vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, sit-in bay windows, winding staircases, spacious rooms and high quality renovation work. Set in 2.7 hectares of landscaped gardens with swimming pool there is some work needed on the grounds and in some of the chateau's rooms. Priced at $3,403,000 Note: The price is: 2,544,000 EUROS and has been converted to US dollars on this site. Area Information:Auvergne was a historic province in south central France. It was originally the feudal domain of the Counts of Auvergne. It is now the geographical and cultural area that corresponds to the former province. Today, the whole of the province of Auvergne is contained inside the administrative région of Auvergne, a région which also includes provinces and territories that were not part of Auvergne historically. The capital of the région of Auvergne is Clermont-Ferrand. (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auvergne_%28province%29.) Information: |
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Get 50% off a select wiring kit Front View larger JL Audio Slash 1200/1v3 Mono subwoofer amplifier 1,200 watts RMS x 1 Item #: 13612001V3 In Stock 2 Reviews Your price: $1,199.99 Earn up to 1,200 Rewards points Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product Get 50% off a select wiring kit Open Box: $1,139.99 View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 1200 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Buck Pomerantz Pure power for your subs JL Audio's 1200/1v3 mono subwoofer amplifier puts out 1,200 watts RMS to your subs, so you'll enjoy powerful, moving bass in your car. Its patented Class-D amp circuitry delivers exceptional, natural sound with extremely low distortion, while a parametric EQ bass boost give you precise control over your bass. You can add the RBC-1 wired remote (not included) to dial in the right amount of thump from the front seat. Consistent power for performance you can count on This Slash v3 amplifier isn't just powerful, it's smart. As your car system's voltage fluctuates while you drive, the Regulated, Intelligent Power Supply™ system maintains steady, consistent power at any impedance between 1.5 and 4 ohms and at any voltage between 11 and 14.4 volts. You'll get all the power, all the time, even with a wide range of speaker combinations. Minimize external noise The 1200/1v3 uses "differential-balanced inputs" to isolate the signal's ground from the chassis ground, reducing noise and making this Slash v3 amplifier compatible with almost any system, including most factory radios. You can adjust the variable infra-sonic- and low-pass filters to maximize the performance of your subwoofers. Slash 1200/1v3 control and connection panel Product Highlights:mono subwoofer amplifier1,200 watts RMS x 1 at 1.5 to 4 ohmsRegulated, Intelligent Power Supply systemdifferential-balanced inputsvariable low-pass filter (40-200 Hz, 12 or 24 dB/octave)parametric EQ bass boost (0-15 dB at 20-80 Hz)variable infrasonic filter (15-60 Hz, 24 dB/octave)optional wired remote bass boostClass-D amplifier designMOSFET power and output stagespreamp and speaker-level inputs (speaker-level input requires an optional adapter)preamp outputs4-gauge power and ground leads and a 100-amp fuse recommended wiring and hardware not included with amplifierno onboard fuses when installing multiple amps in a system, an additional 100-amp in-line fuse between the distribution block and the amplifier is recommended19-3/4"W x 2-3/8"H x 9-7/8"Dwarranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee My system has plenty of power. Who needs an amp? You might think you don't need an amp because you have a 400-watt system in your car, or because your new stereo puts out 50 watts a channel. But those are peak wattage ratings, which may boil down to 15 or 20 watts per channel, using the more realistic RMS rating. An amp sends your speakers the power they need to deliver your music with clarity and impact, whether you're using factory speakers or high-performance components. And low-frequency reproduction requires lots of power, so an amp is an absolute must if you're adding a sub to your system.
Powerful With An Array Of Fine Tuning Options & Features Written By Jason, Tampa, FL on Wednesday, October 01, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value Without a doubt, one of the finest subwoofer amplifiers I have ever owned. I'm sure the up front price will cause a lot of average consumers to shy away, but this is a case of truly getting what you pay for. As head units become more and more simplified and lose features (fully active crossovers, etc.) it's nice to have a solid subwoofer amp that can be dialed in precisely. Also, to the other reviewer who blew a fuse at the distribution block? You might want to re-check your power wire and setup. I've been running my amp for just over a year with a overall 150AMP fuse near the battery, and another 100AMP fuse about 12 inches away from the amp itself, and have never had a single problem with fuses blowing. This amp originally powered two 12w6v3 subs, and everything sounded absolutely incredible. I've since gone to a more "compact" setup comprised of a single Fi Q 12" sub in a sealed enclosure, and it sounds stellar. If you have the cash to pony up for this amplifier, you won't be disappointed. As consumer electronics get cheaper and cheaper, it's nice to have an amp like this made of top-shelf components. Pros: Clean Power, Precise Crossover Adjustments, Powerful Bass EQ and Q Features Cons: Price, Size
AMAZING POWER!!! Written By Matt, Albuquerque on Thursday, April 11, 2013 I have this amp with two new JL W6v3 12" subs and I haven't even turned the sensitivity up due to the fact that I'm breaking in the subs, and my lights are dimming down to almost off and I blew the distribution block 100amp fuse. I'm definitely gonna have to get a better battery and new alternator. Just an amazing amount of power. Pros: Everything! Cons: Nothing! Besides your probably gonna have to get an alternator and deep cycle battery.
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A Beacon of You In Me - Choral Octavo
The Simply Excellent format gives the option of performing each selection with an SAB choir or optional notes for the tenors. This format also limits ...
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A Beautiful Home - Choral Octavo
A gospel song that comforts the believer with the promise of our Heavenly Home. Words & Music: Anthony Palla & Debra CookArrangement: W. Elmo ...
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This SSA arrangement is from the choral collection: Songs About Jesus- Choral Treasures from Charles Weigle.Writer: Charles Weigle & Gladys ...
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A Home Is God Made - Choral Octavo
Wonderful selection for Mother's Day or Father's Day, family emphasis, and for weddings. Words: W. Elmo MercerArrangement: W. Elmo MercerDifficulty: ...
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A Throne of Grace - Choral Octavo
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PUBLISHED: 03 Oct 2012 00:06:53 | UPDATED: 03 Oct 2012 00:32:22PUBLISHED: 03 Oct 2012 PRINT EDITION: 03 Oct 2012The Australian Financial Review
Australia has come a long way since the bad days of wheat sales controlled by an Australian Wheat Board and its single desk marketing monopoly. Yet not so far that completing an open market in growing wheat does not provoke a 1970s-style stoush between conservative party dries and rural populists.
A Labor government bill which will sweep away the few remnants of that system, a levy and an accreditation system for exporters, is being opposed by Liberals and Nationals in the eastern states, for no reason other than that farmers on that side of the continent are not ready to let go of the old system.
As the Productivity Commission pointed out in its 2010 review of wheat export arrangements, an accreditation system had some uses in the transition to a free market, but there was no reason to put off full deregulation.
Grain growers in Western Australia, more export-oriented than their east coast counterparts, are impatient to see the end of the accreditation system, run by the Wheat Export Authority, and its levy, which raises $2.7 million a year. But the eastern growers want to retain the authority as an ombudsman.
They are being supported by those who should be in favour of deregulation, Opposition Leader Tony Abbott and deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop, who claim safeguards are still needed. But they are pushing the interests of eastern states farmers, who may be far less prepared for deregulation, over the interests of the Australian market as a whole. Mr Abbott needs to make it clear a government led by him will not be influenced by rural populism. Why not simply let the rugged Sandgropers opt out of this remnant of agrarian socialism?
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A new marketing brand image for the city of Hays will become a familiar sight to residents and travelers as the Market Hays action plan is unveiled throughout the next few months.
Presented to Hays city commissioners at their Thursday night meeting by Jana Jordan, Hays Convention and Visitor's Bureau director, the marketing plan reflects an eight-month collaborative effort between her agency, local "tourism champions" and Jones Huyett Partners, a Topeka advertising firm.
"We are really trying to build the brand image of our community, and I think we're onto something here and it's coming together quite nicely," Jordan told commissioners.
The tagline "Small Town Charm ... Big Town Fun" will be a theme in all Hays marketing, along with stepped-up efforts in digital and social media and development of an aggressive campaign promoting Hays to local residents themselves.
The plan is hoped to enlist Hays' hospitality industry employees, Fort Hays State University students and civic organizations to act as "Hays Brand Champions" providing Hays visitors with recommendations on things to do, see and eat.
Concerted efforts to reach out to and show appreciation of FHSU students is included as a future step in the marketing plan.
Throughout Hays comprehensive plan meetings during the past year, city staff was made aware some FHSU students have found it difficult to assimilate into the Hays community, Jordan said.
A similar situation, which City Manager Toby Dougherty said he was made aware of at a recent city managers' conference, exists in Williamsburg, Va., home to the College of William and Mary. The city manager of Williamsburg told Dougherty banners welcoming its students are flown in the streets prior to new school sessions and an annual event is staged to help integrate students into the community.
"It's been very successful for them, so we're going to see what we can do in a similar capacity," Dougherty said.
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Commissioner Kent Steward raised the issue of a need, which he has voiced to fellow commissioners during past meetings, to complete a walking path from the university to the downtown area.
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Alan Hale, Jr., as Skipper in Gilligan's Island | |
Born | Alan Hale Mackahan, Jr. March 8, 1921 Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
Died | January 2, 1990 Los Angeles, California, U.S. | (aged 68)
Years active | 1933–1988 |
Spouse | Naomi Hale (1964–1990) (his death) |
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Alan Hale, Jr. | |
Alan Hale, Jr., as Skipper in Gilligan's Island | |
Born | Alan Hale Mackahan, Jr. March 8, 1921 Los Angeles, California, U.S. |
Died | January 2, 1990 Los Angeles, California, U.S. | (aged 68)
Years active | 1933–1988 |
Spouse | Naomi Hale (1964–1990) (his death) |
Alan Hale, Jr. (March 8, 1921 – January 2, 1990) was an American film and television actor, best known for his role as Skipper (Jonas Grumby) on the popular sitcom Gilligan's Island. Hale was the lookalike son of popular supporting film actor Alan Hale, Sr.
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Hale was born Alan Hale Mackahan in Los Angeles, California. His father was character actor Rufus Alan McKahan who used the stage name of "Alan Hale" (1892‒1950), and his mother was [silent film actress], Gretchen Hartman (1897‒1979). Appearing in over 235 films, his father had a successful screen career both as a leading man in silent films and as a supporting actor in sound movies. While his father was adapting to sound films, Hale, Jr., began his career while still a baby.
During the Second World War, Hale, Jr. enlisted in the United States Coast Guard.
After the death of his father in 1950, Alan stopped using "Junior".
Hale's first important roles were as a member of Gene Autry's recurring cast of players. During the late 1940s and early 1950s, he frequently appeared in Autry movies and The Gene Autry Show on television. He starred in television series, such as the CBS Cold War espionage program from 1952–1953, Biff Baker, U.S.A., with co-star Randy Stuart, as his wife, Louise Baker.
Hale guest starred in the NBC western anthology series Frontier. He later appeared in the classic CBS western series Wanted: Dead or Alive opposite Steve McQueen in episode No. 5 as Shawnee Bill, and played the titular lead in the television series Casey Jones. In 1959, Hale appeared as a sheriff on John Payne's The Restless Gun in the episode entitled "Incident at Bluefields". He also appeared as Mizzell in Springfield Rifle starring Gary Cooper and The True Story of Jesse James starring Robert Wagner.
In 1961, Hale appeared in Audie Murphy's short-lived NBC western detective series, Whispering Smith, as the witness to a murder. In 1962, Hale also appeared on The Andy Griffith Show as Jeff Pruitt, a rough, back-woods bachelor who comes to Mayberry to find a bride. In the episode, he refers to Barney Fife more than once as "little buddy," a nickname he would later use in his most famous and beloved role, that of the Skipper on Gilligan's Island, which ran from 1964 to 1967. He appeared in an episode of CBS's The New Phil Silvers Show in the 1963–1964 season. In 1967, he appeared in the Batman episode titled "The Ogg and I part 1" where he played a bartender named "Gilligan".
Hale's work was not confined to comedies. In 1958, he guest starred on NBC's adventure series Northwest Passage, co-starring Buddy Ebsen. In 1962, he guest starred in an episode of ABC's crime drama Target: The Corruptors! with Stephen McNally. He starred with Bob Denver (Hale's Gilligan co-star) in The Good Guys (1968–70). He appeared in three episodes of ABC's Fantasy Island in the late 1970s and early 1980s. He also made a guest appearance in an episode of Growing Pains in the episode "This Is Your Life" as a cab driver.
Hale also made an appearance on the television western The Wild, Wild West, joining Robert Conrad as Secret Service agent Ned Brown.[1] At the end of the episode, character James West asks Brown what he planned to do next. "I'm going to make a big dream come true. And do you know what my big dream is? I'm going to spend my vacation all alone... on a desert island", after which the first few notes of the theme from Gilligan's Island can be heard in the background. Fellow Gilligan's Island castaway Jim Backus also appears in the episode as Fabian Swanson.
During his career, Hale was noted for his supporting character roles in such movies as Up Periscope with James Garner, The Fifth Musketeer, The Lady Takes a Flyer, stock car racing film Thunder in Carolina, The Giant Spider Invasion, The Sea Chase with John Wayne, Hang 'Em High with Clint Eastwood, and The West Point Story with James Cagney as well as The Gunfighter with Gregory Peck.
The Skipper on Gilligan's Island (1964–1967) proved to be the most prominent role for Hale, as the show continued to be popular for later generations of viewers due to syndicated re-runs. The popularity of the show typecast its actors, making it difficult for them to successfully pursue diversified acting opportunities. They received no substantial residual payments for their roles, and the difficulty in finding roles often created financial hardship and resentment. However, Hale often said he did not mind being so closely identified with the Skipper. He co-owned a restaurant in the West Hollywood area (Alan Hale's Lobster Barrel) and would often greet customers in his "Skipper" hat.
During the weekends from 1974 to 1977, a new generation enjoyed the cartoon version of The New Adventures of Gilligan, and by 1978, they brought back the original crew for a TV film named Rescue from Gilligan's Island. Hale also portrayed the Skipper in two more TV reunion films in 1979 and 1981, and participated in numerous reunions with the cast throughout the 1980s. His final appearances as the Skipper were on a 1987 episode of the sitcom ALF, and for several 1989 clips promoting Gilligan's Island reruns on TBS (TV network), both alongside his old friend Bob Denver. He also made a cameo appearance with Denver in the 1987 film Back to the Beach.
Hale was known for his great love of children. When he was dying of cancer, he learned there was a sick child in the same hospital who loved the Gilligan's Island show. He went to see the boy and said "The Skipper's here, son, everything is going to be all right." The child, having noticed all the weight Hale had lost due to cancer, inquired about it. Hale made up a story on the spot about how there was a new version of the show in the works, and he was going to play Gilligan.
Hale died on January 2, 1990, of thyroid cancer at Los Angeles' St. Vincent Medical Center.[2] He was 68. Hale's body was cremated and his ashes were scattered at sea.


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I'm moving to WordPress blogging due to privacy issues with Google's blogger that make me uncomfortable. I opted for a new name this time as well. "Knee's Down, Chin Up!" is a phrase that I use to conclude some letters and notes to friends. Essentially it's a reminder to keep your knee's down in prayer and your chin up in attitude. "Casting all your care upon Him for He careth for you." I hope that this blog will encourage the readers to keep praying and keep choosing joy each day of their journey.
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The full terms and conditions of our tax fee protection insurance cover is contained in the Policy Document which will be sent to you as part of your welcome pack shortly.
In order to conclude your tax fee protection insurance cover today we have summarised some key aspects of the cover now.
Tax fee protection insurance is a legal expenses policy underwritten by AXA Insurance UK plc. Subject to the terms and conditions of the policy it will meet your accountancy fees arising in the event of HM Revenue and Customs enquiries or investigations.
The policy contains certain exclusion and limitations which are detailed in the policy documentation and we would ask that you refer to these. However we would like to highlight two significant exclusions of which you should be aware:
The policy will not pay out in respect of:
The free trial may be cancelled by you at any time by contacting The Royal Bank of Scotland Mentor Services, 100 West George Street, Glasgow G2 1PP or 0800 634 7001.
To buy the Mentor service at the end of the trial, please note the following: