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ROUSES POINT - Fibre Junction owners Jennifer Taffner and Carole Prevost-Meier have found a unique way to learn about history.
The quilt shop, which opened in May 2009, has already been through one Block of the Month - where quilters literally complete one block a month, completing a full quilt by the end of the year.
Prevost-Meier explained they first began the program when they first opened, completing Women of Influence, with each block representing a woman who served an important role in history, including Sojourner Truth, Lucretia Mott, and Susan B. Anthony.
The shop is now looking to begin two more Block of the Month quilts this month, including Civil War Chronicles to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the war, and the Farmer's Wife sample.
"Each block has the history to it," explained Prevost-Meier of the Civil War Chronicles. "What they're doing is basically researching the women that were the wives of key people."
As for the Farmer's Wife, the quilt will be based on a contest held by the popular magazine.
"Basically this was a contest back in 1922 put out by the Farmer's Wife Magazine, and in a nutshell, they wanted women to write in and tell why they think their daughter should or should not marry a farmer," Prevost-Meier explained, adding each square of the quilt represents some of the letters written into the magazine.
Those interested in taking part in the Block of the Month program can either have the pattern and fabrics shipped to them, or can be picked up at the store, located at 69 Lake St.
Prevost-Meier said the shop also offers other quilting clubs.
"We also do a club which we call Jo's Little Women's Club," she said. "We meet once a month and I've got six women that come in and we just talk about history, we make a project a month, and we show off our project and then we have dessert and coffee and tea."
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A Olympic team sport played on a beach or indoor court in which two teams of six players are separated by a net and each team tries to score points by grounding a ball on the other team's court.
Volleyball is a team sport in which two teams of six players play on a court. To begin a game, the players must serve the ball to the opposing team. Then, the teams can spike, set or block to score points. Each match is played in sets and the team must reach the required amount of points to take the set. It takes two sets out of three to claim the match. The game is played on the beach or in a indoor court. In some anime shows like Smile Precure!, the sport made various appearances and even the characters can play the sport like Hino Akane.

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Help! I broke my hydrometer...I need a new one asap. My local LHBS in Springfield is out of them...Is there a LHBS in Decatur any more? I know there is one in Champaign...not sure about Bloomington. I'll be in Decatur over the weekend.
Negative, that's why I usually have to get my stuff in Springpatch. Friar Tuck is out of hydros? Ize
All Friar Tucks have are the Proof/Tralle Hyrdometers...I picked one up without looking at it...I noticed it when I got it home and wasn't able to find the Specific Gravity scale!!! There used to be a LHBS across from Firestone on 22nd St; but that was years ago.
Sadly, no. I'd almost be tempted to open one up part time, but the kidsters don't really give me that option at this point... Ize
The one in Champaign Ships things if you need that. Hop selection is getting low though.


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quote:Bull shite. The ncaa learns their ludicrious behavior from the USADA. Lance is still the best ever.
quote:good i cant stand that douche
quote:this,I can't stand the athiest prick.
quote:It says he's banned from cycling, but is he also banned from triathlon? Before this whole thing he was poised to be a serious contender in Kona


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"It's talent. It's a gift."
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"Everyone has talent. What is rare is the courage to follow the talent to the dark place where it leads."
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
~ Wednesday Gratitude ~
I am very grateful though ~ for so much! This is the month we focus on our blessings although I feel this should be a way of life. A few items I've listed in my Gratitude Journal ~
. My grandson is doing well after suffering a light concussion while playing football.
. My d-i-l traveled safely to/from a business trip and my son has one upcoming so I will hold positive thoughts for him also.
. I won a gorgeous Witch's Hat from Jacqueline's fantastic giveaway at Purple Chocolat Home!
. The grands LOVED their Halloween cupcakes I made. Yep, forgot to take pics ~
. My good friend went to Houston last weekend to see one of her son's and I picked her up at the airport on Mon when she returned. We had a great lunch with lots of laughs!
. My daughter & s-i-l had a rough week last week....so far, so good this week.
. The Texas Rangers gave it their best shot at winning the World Series! It was so exciting for everyone in this area and there is a huge celebration scheduled for them this evening.
. We have true fall weather right now, some rain & 40's & 50's. October was such a beautiful month...wish it could have lasted longer.
Wishing each of you a day, week and month of beautiful blessings and memories to treasure!
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- Candace said...
I completely understand where you are at. I get that way sometimes myself...more often than not, actually. :0)
So wonderful to read your list and about what has been going on in your life. We are all friends here so we love to know what's going on with you.....even what seems simple to you. Have a blessed week, my friend.
Candace - November 3, 2010 at 1:23 PM
- Julie Harward said...
See, you have lots to share and good stuff too. I visit not for what that person has been doing or what they post about but because I like that person. :D
- November 3, 2010 at 3:01 PM
- Mary said...
I feel the same. I ask myself, why do I blog?
We can't always be super woman.
However, you always have something to share that really makes us think about life in general.
Mary - November 3, 2010 at 9:28 PM
- Chari at Happy To Design said...
Hi sweet lady...
I just wanted to come by to say hello and see how you are doing, my friend! I really enjoyed reading your list of things that you are grateful for! Ohh my...I have sooo many things that I am grateful and thankful for! My oldest grandson who went into the Air Force the end of August...just graduated from Basic Training last week. He is now in Witchata Falls for his schooling. Probably not to far from you? Anyway, I am very thankful that he is doing so well!
Well dear lady, I do hope that my note finds you well! I hear ya about getting in a blogging slump...I do it often! Hehe!
Warmest autumn wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design - November 3, 2010 at 10:47 PM
- YogaSavy said...
Like you I find myself in a blank state... There are moments where words do not appear and moments where silence is appreciated by all including myself....
So just go with the flow and sooner or later you will have much to write and I look forward to that day.... - November 4, 2010 at 12:03 AM
- Naila Moon of the Grey Wolf said...
I too am grateful for so many things.
Tag You're it!
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Kim Kardashian Stuns at Brian Atwood Flagship Launch Party
By Kiratiana Freelon on September 6, 2012 8:16am
MIDTOWN — Fashion Week favorite Kim Kardashian joined supermodel Heidi Klum and other runway icons at a party celebrating the opening of shoe designer Brian Atwood's new Madison Avenue flagship Wednesday night.
The pre-Fashion Week fete for the designer — who was forced to tone down his risqué ad campaign featuring scantily clad models — drew other boldface names to the Four Seasons including supermodel Iman, Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte, stylist Rachel Zoe, and Paris and Nicky Hilton.
Atwood's new store at 655 Madison Ave. will reportedly feature the designer's largest collection of shoes and handbags. A large advertisement set to hang from the store showing a sexually charged scene featuring Victoria's Secret model Candice Swanepoel was reportedly rejected by the building.


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Shop most area farmers markets today for two weeks' worth of goodies
Shop now for two weeks' worth of fresh local veggies, meats, eggs and artisan goods because most North Texas farmers markets will be closed next weekend after the Thanksgiving holiday.
For Thanksgiving dinner, that also means stocking up on Texas sweet potatoes for the classic casserole and Texas pecans for all that turkey day baking. You'll also find hydroponic greens for beautiful salads, fall and winter squashes, turnips, beets, radishes, carrots and more from the farmers.
Just Pie and a handful of other bakers have holiday appropriate sweets and breads, plus jams, jellies, honey, fresh-roasted coffee and more. At Coppell, you can even get flash-frozen salmon for the day-after meal from a vendor whose family members fish in the Northwest and ship the salmon south.
Next weekend, Coppell, McKinney, White Rock Local Market, Vickery Meadow Local Market and a handful of others take a bye. You can get the details Wednesday in my Eat Local column in the Dallas Morning News and on the Life and Food & Wine pages of the DMN website.


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Asian Santa: (really fast) Too late! Take too long! Sad Christmas!
(throws Stewie and an Asian kid comes) What you want?
Asian Kid: (really fast) Fire truck!
Asian Santa: What color?
Asian Kid: Red!
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Quagmire: ...So the man asks the bartender to recommend a good drink, and the bartender says a grasshopper. So the guy orders a grasshopper. Then, he's walkin' home, and along the way he notices a grasshopper on the ground. So he says to the grasshopper, "Hey, you know there's a drink named after you?" and the grasshopper says "You mean there's a drink named Irving?"
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Meg: You stupid son of a bitch! You don't even know how old I am!
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I'm stayin' at home,
And things are gonna get better.
Settlin' in,
Lovin' My Wife,
But then I got that letter.
My black son, My black son,
Now each day my heart is gettin' bigger!
Don't even remember sleepin' with that lady but I did.
My black son, He's comin' to stay.
My black son, He's makin' each day
The best that he can!
(spoken) Also, he's a ninja.
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Brian: Follow that truck. (silence) Didn't you hear me? I said, "Follow that truck."
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68 of 71 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Just what I needed for the price,
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I wanted several features in a watch:
->Countdown timer ->stopwatch ->easy to read numbers w/o my readers ->water proof/resistant for swimming -> under $50 This watch met all of my requirements and then some. I uses the countdown timer to make sure that I don't sit at my desk too long. I like that it is very easy and intuitive to set and has the automatic repeat option so I don't wait to start it again - much better for my productivity. The stopwatch is good, but I agree with the other review saying it would be nice to have the buttons on the side. I keep inadvertently hitting the lap button. I've only had to go back to the instructions 2x. for a sports watch, of which I have had many, this is very intuitive.
47 of 51 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Casio STR300C-1V a good value for the money,
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For about $24, you get a decent watch that can record up to 60 splits.
For watches I've owned in the past, I had to delete old timing logs to make space for new ones. I prefer the way the STR300 works and allows you to delete individual logs, or it simply deletes the oldest log to make room for newest timing measurements. I no longer waste time deleting old logs. I like how there are 5 alarm time settings. Depending on my morning activities I need to wake up at different times. With this watch I don't need to constantly adjust the alarm time back and forth. I just turn in the one out of five available alarm times that suits my needs. I think that the distance measuring feature is kind of silly. You have to keep pace with a beep on an interval you set, and you have to match your average stride length with a stride length you enter. I don't think this is a useful feature. The Timex Indiglo lighting makes the Timex watches easier to read than the Casio STR300 with its LED backlight. I've been wearing my STR300 while I swim and haven't had any issues. I am happy with my purchase.
34 of 38 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great, affordable watch,
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I've had this watch for around 5-6 months. My previous watch, a Timex, lasted a few years but eventually died due to water seal failure. I can't yet comment on the long-term durability of this watch as I haven't used it much in water/outdoors. Anyway, here's the rundown:
Hardware - Very cool, perhaps even futuristic-looking body and digits. Main reason why I bought it and I'm satisfied with it. - Color is nice and looks almost identical to the picture, although the strap is slightly darker than shown. - Strap is hard but not stiff. It takes a little getting used to and if worn super tight the buckle will bite into skin. So I wear it looser, and it doesn't usually slip. - This is a small watch. Both the strap and face are small. I have a thin wrist so it fits me fine but adults with thicker wrists will have trouble keeping it on. - Button placement is unconventional but I like it. My gripe with the buttons in that the top and bottom buttons -- start/stop and lap, respectively -- are difficult to push. These are used for other functions, namely cycling through hour/minute so it can be frustrating when setting alarms and such. - The light is possibly my biggest gripe with the watch, second only to the buttons. It's an okay light -- kind of greenish -- but lasts for just two seconds... what!? Massive inconvenience when trying to set up a stopwatch or timer in a dark area. This would not be a good watch to get if you expect to use it in dark locations often. - Good water-resistance, although testing was limited. Software - The watch display is broken into three compartments, designated by two horizontal blue lines. Check out the picture to see what I'm talking about. What this means is that features are displayed in the top two compartments and the time is displayed in the bottom compartment. This is GREAT. So I can be setting my alarm and still know what the current time is. The only section the "universal time" is not displayed is when I'm flipping through pace records (see below). - There are six "sections," if you will. Sections can be navigated by pressing the bottom left button and a beep is heard. When I finish cycling through, a beep of a higher pitch is heard to signify that I've reached the first section. This is a great, subtle feature. - Sections are (in order): Time/Date/Year, Stopwatch, Records, Timer, Alarm, Time (same as first but no date/year) --- Time/Date/Year: What you'd expect. Watch supports both 12-hour and 24-hour. No apparent support for multiple clocks, which is kind of irritating but not a big deal. --- Stopwatch: Noticeable beeps for starting (three fast beeps) and stopping (one long beep) which is nice. There's some kind of lap feature but I haven't used it much. --- Records: I haven't used this at all. I'm not a runner. :) Looks like it saves Stopwatch history and orders it by date. It appears to store a lot of records (28 at least). --- Timer: Your typical timer except seconds can't be set, gah! This is a bizarre and annoying restriction. Other than that the timer is fine. --- Alarm: There are five alarms, which is great. When an alarm is activated a little icon is displayed all throughout the watch. The first (and only first) alarm appears to have a snooze setting, but I haven't used it. The alarm sound is a simple beep rhythm: 2 beeps, pause, 2 beeps, pause, etc. When I had it on while I slept I had trouble hearing it. It's loud enough to be heard normally but it was too quiet when under covers. That was easily fixed when I placed it on a counter beside my bed. My only complaint here is that the alarm lasts for a measly ten seconds. --- Time: Looks like this is just a cosmetic feature for those who don't want a crowded display. Personally I think it's silly. Outstanding Pros - Slick appearance, color; neat button placement. - Time is always visible when browsing through watch. - Stopwatch/records could prove useful if I ever take up running. ;) - Beeps are intelligently designed. - Lots of alarms. Outstanding Cons - Top/bottom buttons difficult to press. - Light duration is a joke. - Can't specify seconds in timer. - Alarm noise could last a little longer. Overall: Great consumer watch for the price. I might be irked if it costed more, but $21 is a steal. Hope this review helped! Let me know if there's anything specific you'd like to look at.
42 of 50 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
great value pacer watch,
I've used various pacer watches over the years, and Casio has by far more available than any other maker. I use it to keep my running at a pace I'm targeting as well as to measure the distance of a run if I'm on an unfamiliar route (or at an unmarked portion of a distance race). Previously owned the solar version of this same model, but the solar function began failing after a couple years (and after once losing it at my tennis club when the finder stashed it in a dark cabinet where it sat "lightless" for a couple weeks). This model is cheaper without the solar power and I expect it to be more dependable for that reason as well. Tremendous functionality and value.
20 of 24 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
eco friendly part and sporty style,
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I purchased this watch in the hopes it would suit my needs for marathon pace training. Unfortunately the "pace" feature does not support what I need it to do.
However, the seller was fantastic, and was very helpful and understanding regarding a shipping snafu. The watch styling is sporty but still comfortable and girlie. Additionally, I liked that it is water resistant to 50m, so I can swim with it. The screen is big enough to see, unlike my Timex sports watch. The owner's manual explains step by step how to program it and I had zero problems figuring it out. Overall a good, cute watch, but not exactly what I needed for my upcoming 1/2 marathon.
17 of 20 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
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Listen when I made this purchase I thought 1. Im getting a great deal ( for the price Im getting everything I was looking for)
I wanted the watch because I wanted to record my distance while I ran. Plus I wanted the stop watch. Well let me say for this watch you have to set your stride length the different menus on the watch were difficult to navigate and I just ended up getting frustrated with it. To find the distance calculator is a process. Really I just keep it now as a cheap work watch.....buy something else if your mainly looking for distance calculator. Hope this helps someone;)
20 of 24 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Self push buttons,
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Works fine but some buttons is very soft to push.
When my wife flex the wrist the buttons is pushed.
12 of 14 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
I coach swimming,
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I lose my head when I forget my watch at home before work because I use the timer everyday. Its convenient and easy to use, especially when timing my swimmers. I also use the count-down-timer quite frequently, mostly for timing when my tea is done steeping. I'm a woman and I have a really small wrist (6" circumference) and its not overwhelming like some full sized watches, I do wear it on the first clasp hole though.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Review Casio Women's STR300-1C Runner Eco Friendly Digital Watch,
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I bought this watch because of the nice price, and it has the timing features that I want (lap memory, repeat countdown timer as well as single countdown, and alarm). I am disappointed that the shortest increment in the countdown timer is minutes (so you can't have a timer for 30 seconds, or 5 minutes and 30 seconds). The programming sequencing is a bit awkward, and the "stop start" and "lap split" buttons are very stiff and sometimes do not engage. I like the very visible screen - nice large numbers. I am keeping the watch, as it was a good price.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Broke immediately. (Watch band chipped),
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My daughter got this watch at Sports Authority two years ago. The watch band finally broke on it (well, sort of, the plastic notch where the spring-loaded pins attach the band to the watch body broke in such a way that I couldn't fix it.
So we went looking for a replacement watch online (my daughter is only 10, so an inexpensive watch is best). We found the same model and I thought, "What the heck, that last one was a freak accident." So we order the exact replica and within 90 days she broke the band in the same corner in the same way! My daughter is not particularly tough on products so I'm thinking it is a design flaw (perhaps the left-right asymmetry). Think we'll try a different model... |
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While all the publicity has focused on the resurgence of the defense and the offensive woes, overlooked has been stellar special teams play through two games; 1) Steven Gostkowski has had 10 kickoffs and 9 resulted in touchbacks. The lone return against Buffalo was for 19 yards. 2) Gostkowski is 5/6 on FG attempts and 3/3 on extra points. The lone miss looked to be the result of a less than clean snap and hold which is still a work in progress with a new holder. 3) The Pats have returned 16 punts with Edelman gaining 104 yds on 9 returns (11.5 ypr) with 3 fair catches, 2 downed and 2 going out of bounds. 4) The Patriots have returned 3 kickoffs for 60 yards ( 20.0 ypr) with 3 touchbacks 5) Ryan Allen has punted 17 times in 2 games. At this rate (8.5 per game) he would punt 136 times in 2013 compared to Mesko's 60 punts last year. Of those 17 punts, only 2 were returned for a total of 7 yards. Of the other 15, 7 were downed, 3 were touchbacks , 2 went out of bounds and 3 were fair catches. He's averaging 44.1 yards per punt with a net of 40.2 ( -7 for returns and -60 for the 3 touchbacks). Considering the brutal conditions on Thursday night, for comparison sake he out punted the Jets' punter 46.7 to 39.3 gross average 42.5 vs. 36 net. Granted Rex Ryan didn't field a returner on 2 of those punt returns but the gunner didn't let the first one roll and second only gained about an extra 10 yards… Conclusion, *While there is room for improvement on the kickoff return side ( Hello Leon??) the opposition has received 27 punts and kickoffs and gained a total of 26 yards TOTAL in returns…. *Ryan Allen is averaging 44.1 yards per punt with a net of 40.2 compared to Mesko's 42.4 and 37.9 net last year.. Before anyone mentions sample size, Allen's 2 games are nearly 30% of Mesko's last year total… To break it down further, *on PR you can't ask for Edelman to do any better than 11 or 12 ypr which really affects field position. *The same can be said for Gostkowski's touchbacks which make the opposition start at the 20.. Last year only 52 of 112 kickoffs resulted in touchbacks. * Kickoff returns are below average with a small sample thanks to the defense giving up less points. *Punting unit has done what was asked of it, keep the other team from returning it and preventing decent yardage… If you set the bar for the special teams unit to be, " don't lose the game for us and maybe win it if called upon," then the Pats' special teams are passing with flying colors as week 1 showed......
Well, there were some early season jitters with downing punts too soon or not soon enough, and I'm not sure what the kickoff return strategy is. But yeah -- STs have been more good than bad.
Good breakdown and solid job so far by ST's. We seem to be winning in the field position department and they haven't really hurt us aside from one shanked punt and one of Blount's returns inside the 15... which I again agree with you - Leon??? As for my bigger concerns going into the season - I was mixed on Allen after game 1 but I thought he was great on Thursday, not sure if he'll be as good/better than Mesko but so far it looks like he will at least be worth the savings and won't be another Ken Walter/Chris Hansen *fingers crossed that doesn't change*. My other concern was Ghost but he's been great thus far, especially on kickoffs which is huge considering some issues we had with giving up big KR's last year...again crossing the fingers that keeps up.
I like seeing special team specialists. Of course, so many here criticize these players. Kudos to Slater, Cole, White, Fletcher, Wilson, and Ebner. You won't see them much on defense. In addition, kudos to backup players who play lots of special teams: Collins, Harmon and Ryan. We have only one active player who stands out by playing neither on defense or special teams: Bequette.
Great effort....love stat-based posts. Wrecks tried to rattle the rookie punter but the kicking unit handled the extra pressure with flying colors and Allen performed. Since 2013 is starting to resemble the 2001 team that was offensively challenged as well, special team has to be huge. Remember how well the Pats won the field position battles back in '01. A three and out D and an effective punting unit went along way back then....so lets hope special teams can continue to pin the opponents back deep. Watching Slater cut down returners is must see TV Great post
From the title of this thread I though the issue was going to be, the ST had to improve....and I was going to say, I think they have been doing very well.....so, now I will just say, I agree with you!
STs has been the brightest spot on the team so far. The only mystery is signing a premier KR and then playing a 250 pounder who is neither fast nor powerful. I am thinking that Washington's injury is the key and that we will see him back there as soon as he is healthy.
I was trying for a play on words based on a similarly titled thread. ST will as a few posters noted play a bigger role than In years past when they have the inevitable increase in 3 and outs compared to year's past leading to wars of attrition and field position.


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SOLUTION NMR STRUCTURE OF AMYLOID BETA[E16], RESIDUES 1-28, 14 STRUCTURESThe structure was published by Poulsen, S.-A., Watson, A.A., and Craik, D.J., in 2000 in a paper entitled "Solution structures in aqueous SDS micelles of two amyloid beta peptides of A beta(1-28) mutated at the alpha-secretase cleavage site (K16E, K16F)" (abstract). The structure was determined using NMR spectroscopy and deposited in 1998. The experimental data on which the structure is based was also deposited. The PDB entry contains the structure of AMYLOID BETA-PEPTIDE. This molecule has the UniProt identifier P05067 (A4_HUMAN). The sample contained 28 residues which is < 90% of the natural sequence. Out of 28 residues 28 were observed and are deposited in the PDB. The molecule is most likely monomeric. The following tables show cross-reference information to other databases (to obtain a list of all PDB entries sharing the same property or classification, click on the magnifying glass icon):
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Fourth, sixth races off the turf at Saratoga
SARATOGA SPRINGS – The track has been downgraded again to sloppy and the fourth and sixth races have been moved off the turf as conditions continue to deteriorate here. The fourth race will remain at a distance of 5 1/2 furlongs on the main track, while the sixth race will be run at 1 1/8 […]
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Track condition downgraded to muddy at Saratoga
SARATOGA SPRINGS – The rain has picked up and is taking its toll. The track condition has just been downgraded from fast to muddy prior to the second race. The turf is still listed as firm.
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Divine Fortune wins Thursday's feature at Saratoga
SARATOGA SPRINGS – Divine Fortune passed even-money favorite Slip Away after the final fence and went on to win the Grade II A.P. Smithwick Memorial, Thursday's steeplechase feature at Saratoga. Divine Fortune, who went off at 5-2, prevailed by three-quarters of a length under jockey Danielle Hodsdon for trainer Jonathan Sheppard. Arcadius took second while […]
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Baathist Party Strayed from Original Ideals To Gain Absolute Control Over Iraqi Society. Saddam Hussein is striking decisive blows to the internal revolts challenging his grip on power. But efforts to maintain Baathist party rule are likely to face long-term Shiite and Kurdish resistance. Here, a closer look at the key factions in the country's power struggle. DEEP DIVISIONS IN IRAQ
UNDER the absolute leadership of Saddam Hussein, the Arab Baath Socialist Party has governed Iraq since 1968 without consultation with any sectors of the population. But in apparent response to the recent popular uprisings, Saddam announced in March that democratic reforms would be introduced, including greater popular representation and freedom of the press.
If such measures are actually introduced, they will represent a dramatic departure from previous Baathist party practice.
The party was founded in Syria in 1947. In Arabic, Baath means Renaissance.
It was with a vision of the renaissance of the Arabs, based on principles of freedom, unity, and socialism that Michel Aflaq and Falah Bitar - both Syrians, one Christian and the other Sunni Muslim - formed the new party in Damascus. The party has been described as a radical, nationalist alternative to the Communist Party.
But the purity of the ideology did not live long. The Baath became entangled with the power of the military both in Syria and Iraq, where rival wings of the party which was supposed to unify the Arab world are still in power.
This rivalry stems more from the personal enmity between Syria's President Hafez al-Assad and Iraqi President Saddam Hussein than from differing interpretations of Baathist ideology.
The Baath party was a small institution within Iraq when it seized power in the coup of 1968. Today it dominates almost every aspect of life in the country.
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Fortunately, the Rats are in as much salary cap hell as we are and are talking about not being able to afford to keep everyone. Their problem is made especially worse with Joe Flacco playing as well as he is (I just threw up a little in my mouth) and heading to possible free agency. They will have to pony up quite a bit of cash to keep Flacco now whether it be via franchise tagging him or signing him to a new long-term deal. They also have key defensive players heading to free agency in Ellerbee and Kruger. We can rest assured we won't be seeing Wallace in purple and black next year I think.
I can definitely see him with the Patriots or Browns next year. I'm sure Belichick would love to have a deep threat for Brady that they haven't had since Randy Moss. As Steelers5895 said, it's probably the one thing holding them back from another Super Bowl appearance.
The Browns could seriously use some WR help to put around Weeden (or whoever ends up being their starter next year). Don't forget that their new owner Jimmy Haslam came from the Steelers organization and would have quite a bit of familiarity with Wallace as a player. He could come out aggressive in free agency and try to prove to the fans in Cleveland that he's serious about turning things around there by signing some big name guys like Wallace.
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History prevented Mike Freitag from pulling too many surprises in his first season as head coach of the Indiana men's soccer team.
Having already served as an IU assistant for 11 seasons when he took over for Jerry Yeagley, who retired last season after the Hoosiers won their sixth national title, Freitag knew his players and visa versa. In fact, Yeagley wanted Freitag to take over the storied program.
"He was much smoother than I am," Freitag joked. "He was a little more politically correct in his answers. I'll say it the way it is. But the competitive juices are there. I think that's important and the players can see that. It rubs off on them."
And Freitag and the Hoosiers haven't missed a beat. Indiana (17-4-1) has only lost two games since Oct. 17 and has advanced to the NCAA Men's College Cup final at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. (ESPN2, 4 p.m. ET Sunday).
The Hoosiers are looking to become the first team to repeat as national champs since they accomplished the feat in 1998-99.
Despite the smooth transition and return to the national finals, Freitag had to get past the seemingly self-imposed pressures of following a Hoosier legend.
Yeagley started Indiana's soccer program in 1973, and he left with more victories and a higher winning percentage than any other men's college soccer coach. He also led the Hoosiers to 16 appearances in the College Cup. In Yeagley's past seven seasons, the Hoosiers reached the final four six times and won three titles.
"There is a lot of pressure following a coach (like Yeagley)," said Freitag, who played on the Hoosiers' first College Cup team in 1976. "I was prepared for all of that. But I wanted to do well for the program that was developed here."
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With only six seniors on the roster, the future could be more of the same for Freitag. Two players have led the way for Indiana.
Junior forward Brian Plotkin leads the team with 70 shots and nine assists and is second with 17 points. Freitag says Plotkin is the offensive playmaker right now and could be one of the differences against the Terrapins, who are 0-2 all-time against the Hoosiers.
There is also 18-year-old sophomore forward Jacob Peterson. This season, Peterson picked up from where last year's championship match finished with him scoring the game winner against St. John's. Peterson, who leads the team in points (22) and goals (10), scored twice in a 4-0 quarterfinal victory against Tulsa.
Two key Indiana starters will have their last go this weekend. Midfielder Danny O'Rourke and goalkeeper Jay Nolly -- both seniors -- have been the leaders off the field for the Hoosiers. Nolly has yet to allow a goal in the tournament as Indiana has outscored its opponents 6-0. O'Rourke is a semifinalist for the Hermann Trophy, the soccer version of the Heisman.
O'Rourke also has made a name for himself with his hair styles. Last year, it was cornrows. This year, it's what Freitag calls a "mohawk-mullet kind of thing. ... it's not looking too good."
The hair has just been part of a team chemistry that Freitag has been lucky to inherit and help foster. He has continued to set the high standards and challenges enforced by his predecessor, and Freitag hopes it will end with another national title.
"I'm a pretty emotional guy," Freitag said. "You'll see the tears flowing. It would be very special."
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- 11-13-2012, 01:14 PM Thread Author #1
Need help with Samsung Galaxy tab 2 7.0
I just bought the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0, and I need help learning my way around with it. Are there any kind of instruction how too books available that anyone can reccomend, or a manual that can be downloaded on line? Any help will be greatly appriciated.
Thanks, Mav -
Re: Need help with Samsung Galaxy tab 2 7.0
A good place to go would be the almighty YouTube. It has a ton of demonstrations. What I would recommend is exploring the system. Press buttons (except ones that say FACTORY RESET), long press icons. You can't learn from a book how to use your phone, but they do give you a good place to start.
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A physical, back-and-forth match Wednesday night ended with the Carolina RailHawks (0W-0T-3L, 0pts) falling on the road to the first place San Antonio Scorpions (3W-0T-0L, 9 points). Two second half goals led the Scorpions to their 2-0 victory.
The RailHawks dominated possession of the ball in the first half and created numerous opportunities to score, including one shot that hit the crossbar and went out of play.
The Scorpions picked up their offensive pressure in the second half and scored in the 62nd and 64th minute with goals from midfielders Rafael Castillo and Billy Forbes.
On Saturday, the RailHawks will return to WakeMed Soccer Park to take on Ottawa Fury FC at WakeMed Soccer Park. Prior to the game, the RailHawks will be hosting the 3rd Annual Pre-Game Pig Pickin' Festival, which includes BBQ, beer, live music and a Crown Royal Liquor Tasting for only $16. For more information about the game and the Pig Pickin' Festival, call the RailHawks Box Office at 919-459-8144 or visit www.CarolinaRailHawks.com.
CAR: GK Goodwin, D Bentick, D Scott, D Tobin, D Graye, M Davidson, M Osak (Shpalane, 64th), M Martinez, M Albadawi, M Shilawski (Elizondo, 76th), F Aa. King (Jackson, 75th)
SAS: GK Bingham, D DeRoux, D Cann, D Janicki, D Borrajo, M Forber, M Soto, M Castillo, M Restrepo (Barrera, 87th), F Zahorski (Hassli, 77th), F Touray (Caesar, 61st)
SAS: Castillo (63rd), Forbes (64th)
CAR: Bentick (35th), Albadawi (42nd), Elizondo (90th)
SAS: Castillo (23rd)