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On the Trail of a Better Insect Repellent
Researchers in the Walter Leal lab, UC Davis Department of Entomology, are engaging in some exciting research.
They just discovered a "generic insect repellent detector" in the fruit fly (Drosophila melanogaster)--research published today (March 16) in PloS One (Public Library of Science).
What's exciting is that this research may lead to more effective and lower-cost products than DEET, the gold standard of insect repellents.
The five-member team found the sensory organs involved when fruit flies detect and avoid three key insect repellents: DEET, IR3535 and picaridin. They identified the olfactory receptor neuron (ORN) and characterized its receptor, DmOr42a.
The research team of Leal; primary author and chemical ecologist Zain Syed; chemical ecologist Julien Pelletier; and undergraduate students Eric Flounders and Rodrigo Chitolina, first found that the fruit fly avoids all three well-known repellents, DEET, IR3535 (a compound known as Avon Corporation's "Skin-So-Soft Bug Guard") and picaridin (derived from pepper) and then set out to find olfactory receptor neurons sensitive to those insect repellents. They scanned all olfactory sensilla in the antennae and the mouthpart structure, maxillary palps, using single unit electrophysiological recordings.
The receptor they found "fulfills the requirements for a simplified bioassay for early screening of test insect repellents," they wrote in the scientific paper.
When you think that it takes about 10 years and $30 million to develop a new repellent--and only one test compound in 20,000 reaches the market--this could really speed up the process.
Zain Syed told us: "In this study, by using established behavioral assays to dissect the mechanism of repulsion in fruit flies, we demonstrated for the first time that Drosophila equally avoid other repellents--picaridin and IR3535. By challenging every type of olfactory sensilla on the antenna and maxillary palps, we identified neurons and then the odorant receptor that detect these repellents."
The UC Davis research, as Syed said, "adds a new dimension in research towards understanding the molecular, cellular and organismal response to repellents."
Chemical ecologist Coby Schal, the Blanton J. Whitmire Distinguished Professor of Entomology at North Carolina State University, praised the research as "an excellent example of translational research that can lead to a streamlined and less expensive path of discovery of new repellents."
In earlier research, Syed and Leal identified a DEET-sensitive olfactory receptor neuron in the Southern House mosquito. "Going from the neuron to the receptor, however, is like looking for the proverbial needle in a haystack as the mosquito genome has some 181 olfactory receptor genes," Schal said.
The Leal lab knows DEET. Back in August 2008, Leal and Syed drew international attention when they announced they'd discovered DEET's mode of action or how it works. Scientists long surmised that DEET masks the smell of the host, or jams or corrupts the insect's senses, interfering with its ability to locate a host. The Leal-Syed research showed that mosquitoes actually smell DEET and avoid it because they dislike the smell.
DEET, developed by scientists at the U.S. Department of Agriculture and patented by the U.S. Army in 1946, is the go-to insect repellent. Worldwide, more than 200 million use DEET to ward off vectorborne diseases.
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Fruit Fly
Interpreting the Chemical Cues
Leal, a chemical ecologist and professor of entomology, recently organized and moderated a symposium with professor John Hildebrand of the University of Arizona on "The Diversity in Olfaction and Taste" at the 58th annual Entomological Society of America (ESA) meeting.
Among the nine speakers at the San Diego conference: Bert Hoelldobler of Arizona State University who discussed "Communication and Social Organization Among Insects Via Chemical Cues"; Kristin Scott of UC Berkeley, "Taste Recognition in Drosophila (Flies)"; Julien Pelletier of UC Davis, "Conserved and Diverse Mosquito Odorant Receptors"; Hildebrand, "Olfactory Mechanisms Underlying Moth-Host Plant Interactions"; and Leal, who covered "Odorant Receptors from Moths, Flies and Mosquitoes." (Note the communication between a male and female silkworm moth in the accompanying photo by Samuel Woo of UC Davis.)
It's an exciting field--the field of olfaction and taste. And now the Leal lab has an opening for a postdoc trained in biochemistry/molecular biology to join a group of scholars (http://chemecol.ucdavis.edu/) investigating at the molecular level how insect perceive the world true small chemical molecules like pheromones, oviposition attractants, repellents, etc.
Leal, a fellow of the ESA and the American Association for the Advancement of Science and former president of the International Society for Chemical Ecology, is focusing his current research on the molecular basis of insect olfaction, with particular emphasis on odorant binding, release, and inactivation in the peripheral nervous system and chemical ecology.
Leal has published more than 150 papers in peer reviewed journals, 16 invited chapters and review articles, 28 Japanese patents and 2 US patents. Some of the recent publications:
Postdoc scholars who want to apply can email their CV and a letter of application to email@example.com.
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A World of Scents
That quote sound familiar? Chemical ecologist Jacques Le Magnen (1916-2002) said that back in 1970.
World-renowned organic chemist Wittko Francke (right) of the University of Hamburg, Germany, called attention to Le Magnen's quote at a UC Davis Department of Entomology seminar on Wednesday noon, Dec. 8.
It bears repeating: "Nature is more a world of scents than a source of noise."
Insects communicate in a chemical language or chemical signals, Francke told the crowd.
Indeed, scientists have long known that methods that can attract or repel insects have important applications for agricultural pests and medical entomology.
Francke told how a queen bee secretes compounds that regulate development and behavior of the colony, and how an orchid releases the scent of a female wasp to attract male wasps— a scent that results in pollination. He also touched on the "calling cards" of a number of other insects, including bumble bees, wasps, pea gall midges, stingless bees, bark beetles and leafminers. He pointed out that that plants, too, send chemical signals.
UC Davis graduate students James Harwood and Amy Morice of the James R. Carey lab video-taped the seminar. It will be online soon at http://entomology.ucdavis.edu/news/webcastlinks.html
Francke was introduced by chemical ecologist-forest entomologist (and UC Davis Department of Entomology affiliate) Steve Seybold of the USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station, Davis.
No stranger to UC Davis, Francke previously collaborated with chemical ecologist Walter Leal, professor and former chair of the UC Davis Department of Entomology, on attractants for navel orangeworm.
In his talk, Francke mentioned Leal's discovery of a sophisticated mechanism for the isolation of the chemical communication channels of two species of scarab beetles.
Seybold and Francke are collaborating on the chemical signals of the walnut twig beetle, which in association with a newly described fungus, causes thousand cankers disease, a killer of walnut trees.
Thousand cankers disease (TCD) is now found in seven western states, plus Tennessee. Seybold is a key researcher in California.
Scientists believe that TCD occurs only on walnut, predominantly native black walnut, Juglans californica and J. hindsii, although the disease has been recorded on 10 species of walnuts or their hybrids in California.
Often the first symptoms of TCD are flagging and yellowing leaves and branch dieback, said Seybold, who has been studying the chemical ecology and behavior of bark beetles for more than 25 years. Affected branches show sap staining and pinhole-sized beetle holes. Beneath the surface are dark stains caused by the fungus.
A USDA/UC Davis research team is tracking the pathogen and the beetle throughout California, particularly in commercial orchards.
That all points back to "Nature is more a world of scents than a source of noise."
They Deal with Scents
'A Nose for Insects' Sense of Smell'
"He is slim and intense, with graying hair and clipped sentences jagged with inflections from his years in Brazil and Japan. And he does not, perhaps cannot, quit."
So wrote freelance journalist Carrie Peyton Dahlberg, formerly with the Sacramento Bee, in her excellent profile of chemical ecologist Walter Leal, published today on the American Association for the Advancement of Science website.
Leal, professor of entomology at the University of California, Davis, "tries to understand at the molecular level exactly what an insect is smelling, and how it relies on scent to interact with the world," she wrote.
Her article included a great quote from Leal's colleague, John Hildebrand, a neurobiology professor at the University of Arizona, Tucson.
"He's one of the most dynamic people in the field. He's a remarkably energetic and passionate person about his work … and notorious almost for the rapid fire way he speaks. He loves to joke that he can say twice as much in a lecture as anyone else because he only says half of each word."
It was the Leal lab that discovered the secret mode of DEET. The groundbreaking research proved that "DEET doesn't mask the smell of the host or jam the insect's senses," Leal said in a UC Davis Department of Entomology news story. "Mosquitoes don't like it because it smells bad to them."
DEET's mode of action or how it works puzzled scientists for more than 50 years. The chemical insect repellent, developed by scientists at the U.S. Department of Agriculture and patented by the U.S. Army in 1946, is considered the "gold standard" of insect repellents worldwide. Worldwide, more than 200 million use DEET to ward off vectorborne diseases.
Scientists long surmised, incorrectly, that DEET masks the smell of the host, or jams or corrupts the insect's senses, interfering with its ability to locate a host. Mosquitoes and other blood-feeding insects find their hosts by body heat, skin odors, carbon dioxide (breath), or visual stimuli. Females need a blood meal to develop their eggs.
In her article, Peyton Dahlberg said Leal is trying to find something better than DEET.
Wrote Peyton Dahlberg: "DEET is a flawed tool, a chemical that needs to be used at high doses, can affect human biology, and isn't recommended for very young infants, according to Leal and others who have studied it. The point is finding something better than DEET, something more targeted to the most problematic insects and less dangerous for everything else, including people."
Leal told her that that to search for safer alternatives to DEET and other insecticides, researchers need to better understand the mechanisms of scent detection and chemical communication.
Leal indeed has a "nose for insects' sense of smell," as the AAAS headline pointed out.
Walter Leal
Not a Failure to Communicate
The female silkworm moth releases a sex pheromone, bombykol, that's very enticing to the male. He can detect it from miles away.
Now researchers in the UC Davis Department of Entomology have discovered that the fruit fly has a native odorant receptor that detects the silkworm moth's sex pheromone, and that it's "amazingly more sensitive" than the moth's odorant receptor.
Their work could open research doors for insect-inspired biosensors.
Walter Leal, professor of entomology, and postdoctoral scholar Zain Syed know the olfactory systems of silkworm moths (Bombyx mori) and fruit flies (Drosophilia melanogaster) well.
In a serendipitous discovery, the chemical ecologists found that the fruit fly's odor detector not only detects bombykol, but responds to bombykol with high sensitivity. Their groundbreaking research, Bombykol Receptors in the Silkworm Moth and the Fruit Fly, was published May 3 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science (PNAS).Their research follows on the heels of another study they published in PNAS in 2006 with the Deborah Kimbrell genetics lab in the UC Davis College of Biological Sciences. Bottom line: they found that genetically engineered fruit flies responded to the silkworm moth scent of a female.
Now Leal and Syed have identified the odorant receptor in the male fruit fly that detects the sex pheromone.
Ecologist and evolutionary biologist Fred Gould of North Carolina State University, not affiliated with the research, says the work of the UC Davis researchers "provides important guidance and tools for other researchers who want to explore the pheromone communication systems of other species, or who want to further dissect the mechanisms within the specialized hairs of silkworms that enable this high sensitivity."What we have here with the silkworm moths and fruit flies is definitely not a "failure to communicate."
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As noted in Issue No. 1 of this Journal, art market custom and practice remain much as they were in the 19th and early 20th century. The legal structure we call art law (an amalgam of personal property law, contract, estate, tax and intellectual property law) supporting the acquisition, retention and disposition of fine art, often fits uneasily with archaic custom and practice. The result is that 21st-century art market participants are frequently unsure of their legal rights and obligations.
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Three times a year future issues of this Journal will address legal issues of practical significance to collectors, dealers, scholars and the general art-minded public, such as appropriate due diligence on the part of the buyer when provenance is incomplete or unclear, and the relevance of catalogues raisonnés for due diligence.
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This essay concerns actions and promises by prior art owners which result in claims against the new owner.
Gary D. Sesser is a partner, and Kenneth S. Levine an associate, in the litigation and art law groups at Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP in New York. They regularly advise buyers on claims arising out of art purchases.
Buyers of art commonly worry that the work being purchased is not authentic, and scrutinize carefully the evidence about its history and authenticity. But since buyers of art often do not know the identity of the true seller -- sellers of art typically consign their works to art dealers, and buyers interact only with those dealers -- other problems also can arise. Behind every transaction is a risk that the undisclosed seller is withholding information, or did something before the sale that could raise problems later on. For instance, if the work had been stolen at some point, or wrongly appropriated during wartime, even an innocent purchaser cannot obtain good title.(FN 1) The seller also could have used the art as collateral for a loan and failed to disclose it to the dealer. Or, in more prosperous times, the seller may have promised to transfer the art to a museum, university, or other worthy institution, but neglected to tell the cultural institution or the art dealer about the change of plans. The charitable institution will not be happy to learn that the artwork once destined to support its worthy cause has now been sold, and may take action against the seller and purchaser. A pledge for a loan or promised gift by the former owner of a piece of art is like a latent defect that can rise up long after the ink on the purchase agreement has dried.
Buyers typically pay little attention to these concerns, relying, not unreasonably, on their dealers to rule out these potential defects. Art dealers, in turn, typically pass title to the work to the buyer, and represent and warrant to the buyer that the art is free and clear of all liens. If problems should arise with the transaction, the buyer would look to the art dealer for a refund or other compensation, not to the ultimate seller.
But buyers of art should also understand that merely purchasing art through a dealer will not necessarily protect them from a lawsuit, even if the buyer and dealer are unaware of some defect or the sellers pre-sale actions or promises.(FN 2) Therefore, before purchasing a significant work of art, buyers should at least consider what would happen in case of any problems with the transaction. Since the buyer relies almost entirely on the dealer, how confident is the buyer that the dealer has checked for potential claims, and will still be solvent and in business in a few years in case problems arise?
This essay offers suggestions for ways buyers may protect themselves in art transactions.(FN 3) Buyers should consider adopting some or all of these procedures, or consult with their dealers on these procedures, depending upon their level of comfort with the dealer and the transaction itself.
Avoiding Pitfalls First, before making a major purchase, buyers should make sure that either they or their art dealer search the Art Loss Register(FN 4) to make sure that the work has not been reported stolen, and the Uniform Commercial Code ("UCC") databases in states where the current owner resides or does business, to make sure that no liens were placed on the current owner and the work of art.(FN 5) Many dealers do not conduct these searches and, instead, rely on the seller for the promise of good title and that the art has not been pledged for a loan by the seller or the sellers predecessor in ownership. But, even against an innocent purchaser, if the work has been stolen the sale does not convey good title, or if a party has a perfected security interest against the owner rather than the dealer, then title can be transferred but the sale may still be subject to the secured creditor's claim. Conducting these quick and inexpensive searches is the best way to screen for the most likely claims from prior owners or secured lenders.
Second, since the searches would not likely reveal potential claims from museums that have received only a promise of the art, buyers should make sure that the language in their purchase agreement explicitly rules out the possibility that the art has been transferred or promised to an institution. In the purchase agreement, the dealer should represent and warrant the following:
the dealer has authority to sell the art;
the art is currently free from any claim, lien, security interest, pledge or encumbrance;
if the transaction will be completed at a later time, then, during the entire term of the agreement, the art will remain free from any claim, lien, security interest, pledge or encumbrance;
no interest in the art has been promised or transferred to a museum or other third party;
the dealer agrees to indemnify the buyer from any claims and expenses, including legal fees, that the buyer incurs in case of a breach of any of the preceding warranties;
if the transaction is rescinded for any reason and the artwork is returned, the buyer shall receive the higher of the original purchase price or the current fair market value of the work.
Third, before completing the transaction, a buyer should have the art dealer conduct a "Google" internet search on the current art owner and specific piece of art, to see if any news items appear regarding a promise to an institution that may include the specific artwork. If there is any suggestion that the art has already been promised, a buyer should insist on additional information and, if necessary, a release from the promisee before purchasing.
Fourth, if the art dealer does not physically possess the art at the time of sale, the party who possesses the art must be notified prior to the completion of the sale. The buyer should also obtain written assurances from the party with possession that it does not object to the transfer. This is important as both a practical and legal matter, since the party holding the art is much more likely to sue if it feels it has legal interests in the art and the art needs to come off its walls.
Litigating Claims Even when some or all of these steps have been followed, institutions or secured parties may still assert claims against the new owner when they discover that the art promised or pledged to them is now in new hands. The strength of the specific claims inevitably involves a close examination of the facts, including when and how the art was promised, pledged, encumbered, or sold, and what the buyer knew or should have known, as well as an evaluation of what jurisdictions law will apply. However, the disputes generally boil down to one or both of the two following key principles of law.
First, an owners promise to donate art in the future is not the same as an actual, present transfer of ownership. The key question is whether or not title to the art has actually passed from one holder to the next. The answer is sometimes difficult to discern, but evidence of a transfer of title may include a change in possession of the art, treatment of the transaction in tax returns, the language of other contemporaneous paperwork such as a deed of gift, and a change in the terms of insurance.(FN 6) If the prior owner only promised to give the art to a museum in the future, but did not actually effect a present transfer of ownership, then the innocent purchaser will retain title to the work as against the museum. The museum may have a claim for breach of contract against its putative donor, but not against the innocent purchaser.
Second, the "good faith" innocent purchaser of art must be truly acting in "good faith." A buyer cannot look the other way past suspicious details or open questions. If a buyer actually knows about an agreement between the seller and an institution, then the buyer can, potentially, be sued for interfering with that agreement (although the buyer would still retain title to the purchased art). The key question is whether the buyer was actually aware or should have been aware of the agreement.(FN 7)
In sum, every work of art may have, lurking beneath its captivating exterior, a claim that it has already been given or promised to another. Because there is no official registry to record title to art, buyers should be mindful that the art being purchased may be expected elsewhere, and they should think through how best to protect themselves in case someone else comes calling for the piece.
New York, New York September, 2010
Gary D. Sesser Kenneth S. Levine Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP Two Wall Street New York, NY 10005 email: email@example.com email: email@example.com website: http://www.clm.com
NOTES (1) See Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation v. Lubell, 77 N.Y.2d 311, 317 (1991) ("New York case law has long protected the right of the owner whose property has been stolen to recover that property, even if it is in the possession of a good-faith purchaser for value.").
(2) The Uniform Commercial Code ("UCC") recognizes that buyers in the ordinary course who purchase through a dealer in a typical arms length transaction would be expected to take the purchased item free and clear of any liens. See New York UCC §9-320(a); New York UCC §2-403(2); James J. White & Robert S. Summers, Uniform Commercial Code 4, §33-8 (6th ed. 2010), p. 359 (noting that a consumer buying a refrigerator in the ordinary course would be expected to purchase it free and clear, and not expected to conduct a search before the purchase to see if the refrigerator was encumbered). However, precisely because artwork is not a household appliance, and its distribution pattern is therefore often more complex and circuitous than industrial goods, this general rule may not apply to a given fact pattern. See New York UCC §9-201(a). Many facts would sway the outcome of the specific case, including the nature of the security interest and the dealers relationship with the secured party.
(3) The same general concerns, and suggested protections, apply in cases where art is being used as collateral for loans. In those cases, the lenders will want to make sure that the art has not already been transferred or promised to an institution or pledged as collateral for a loan.
(4) http://www.artloss.com/. While the Art Loss Register is the most prominent database for stolen art, there is no designated central authority for such a list. Several other public and private institutions have databases of stolen art that can be checked, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigations Art Theft program, and Interpols art theft database. Buyers should also make sure that the art was not seized from Jewish owners by Nazis during the Second World War or otherwise looted. Again, there is no central database for such a search, but the following are two prominent databases that buyers should check: The Lost Art Internet Database, and lootedart.com. Many countries also maintain their own databases for the identification and return of looted or stolen Jewish property, links to which are provided at the International Council of Museums website, here.
(5) See http://www.coordinatedlegal.com/SecretaryOfState.html (providing links to UCC search databases in each state). Private service companies such as Article 9 Agents, www.A9A.com, will also conduct the searches for a nominal fee.
(6) Under New York law, an owner can transfer title to a work of art, but keep possession of it for his or her lifetime. In Gruen v. Gruen, 68 N.Y.2d 48 (1986), a father wrote letters to his son stating that he gave to his son, as a birthday present, a painting by Gustav Klimt, but was keeping the painting in his home for the remainder of his life. The court found that the present gift, with a reservation of a life estate, was valid, reasoning that the letters had sufficient formality to convey the transfer. See id. at 55 ("As long as the evidence establishes an intent to make a present and irrevocable transfer of title or the right of ownership, there is a present transfer of some interest and the gift is effective immediately"). Ideally, the son should have filed a UCC financing statement so that his father could not attempt to sell or pledge the Klimt to anyone else, and to buttress his own claims of ownership.
(7) In one case we litigated, an individual ("debtor") promised a valuable art collection to a museum, but then arranged for the same art collection to serve as collateral for a debt owed to a third party without disclosing this fact to the museum. The debtor defaulted on his debt, and the third party creditor sought to seize the collateral. The museum sued the creditor, claiming that the creditor was interfering with its gift agreement with the debtor, and that the creditor was aware or should have been aware of the gift agreement because an article published in The New York Times referenced the debtors donation. Ultimately, the case settled before a court could rule on the legal question of whether the newspaper article provided sufficient notice of the gift to the creditor.

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I usually would never use a line from a modern movie to make a more profound point, but every once in a while there is a line in a move that strikes me. This happened when I was watching the movie, "2012." Near the end, one of the main characters declares, "It is when we […]
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This Life
I thought I might re-post some of my earlier work that I am most proud of. Given that yesterday's post was grim, I thought I might post something more positive. This is from 2005: My Sister in Law had a baby yesterday. A beautiful little girl. She is my children's 17th cousin. My Sister in […]
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Abortion Raises Its Ugly Head In The Kagan Hearings
I haven't posted much on Elena Kagan because honestly I think a President deserves to have his nominee confirmed unless they are wildly unqualified. I never again want to see the horror show that was the Clarence Thomas hearings. What that man went through from the left was unacceptable. I would hope that Republicans never […]
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Guantanamo Prison Stays Open For The Foreseeable Future
Coming as no surprise to conservatives, it doesn't look likely that Pres. Obama will close Gitmo: WASHINGTON — Stymied by political opposition and focused on competing priorities, the Obama administration has sidelined efforts to close the Guantánamo prison, making it unlikely that President Obama will fulfill his promise to close it before his term ends […]
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Palin Brings In The Money…and The Hate
Many on the left cannot stand that Sarah Palin has strong opinions, and is expressing them across this country. It amazes me what they will do to stop free speech when they don't agree with it. You may have heard about Palin speaking at California University for a fundraiser for their 50 yrs anniversary. Palin […]
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V.P. Joe Biden Insults a Store Manager
I knew Democrats didn't want to lower taxes, but I had no idea that even mentioning it in a joking way could tick them off. Just unbelievable. V.P. Joe Biden calls a store manager a "smart(expetive deleted)" for making a joke about lowering taxes.
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A Victory For the Second Amendment…For Now
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court ruled Monday that the Constitution's "right to keep and bear arms" applies nationwide as a restraint on the ability of the federal, state and local governments to substantially limit its reach. Just as in as with the Washington, DC Heller case in 2008, the ruling was 5-4. The voting […]
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'Speaker For Life'
Republican leader in the House, John Boehner accepted an award from the National Right To Life Committee yesterday at their convention. Here is a good portion of that speech. It's long, but so worth the read. He not only explains how our freedom is connected with how we value life, but also how the current […]
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Why Rush Limbaugh Is a Success
Since Chris Matthews of Hardball on MSNBC no longer has that tingle up his leg for Pres. Obama, he has to find something else to tingle about. He is now counting the days until a Republican will come on his show and denounce Rush Limbaugh. No takers yet. I doubt Chris Matthews will ever see […]
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'Ethics-Challenged Democrat State Rep. Leads Platform Effort in Convention of Corruption'
GOPTexas.com has a story about all the corruption in the Tx Democratic party as their convention convenes in Corpus Christi. I only put this up because it's probably the only place you will hear about it: Convention of Corruption Summary: 1. State Rep. Garnet Coleman, fined in 2009 for campaign finance violations and may be […]
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- 3 cup(s) (not instant) rolled oats
- 1/2 cup(s) walnut pieces
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- 1/4 cup(s) roasted pumpkin seeds
- 1/4 cup(s) flax seeds
- 3 tablespoon(s) packed light brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) kosher salt
- 1/2 cup(s) honey
- 1/4 cup(s) vegetable oil
- 1 teaspoon(s) almond extract
- Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F. In a large bowl, stir together the the oats, walnuts, puffed rice, pumpkin seeds, flax seeds, brown sugar, cinnamon, and salt.
- In a small bowl, mix together the honey, oil, and almond. Pour over the dry mixture, and mix well until the oats and seeds are fully coated with the honey mixture.
- Spread a thin layer of the combined mixture on a rimmed baking sheet, and bake, uncovered, for 15 minutes. Remove the sheet, stir the ingredients, and continue baking until the granola starts to turn golden brown, about 5 to 15 more minutes. When the granola is golden brown, remove the baking sheet and set it on a wire rack to cool. Occasionally stir the granola as it cools, for about 20 to 30 minutes, or until it is hardened.
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Now here's a woman who's got her head on straight, in my humble opinion: June 21, 2007, 11:07PM Hutchison to vote against reviving stalled immigration bill By MICHELLE MITTELSTADT Copyright 2007 Houston Chronicle WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas, who has been under intense pressure from the White House and Republican leadership to support a sweeping immigration overhaul, nevertheless announced today that she will vote against reviving the legislation when it returns to the Senate floor next week. She was joined today by the state's other senator, Republican John Cornyn, who had been expected by the bill's supporters to take such a stance. They had aggressively lobbied Hutchison in hopes of adding her vote to the 60 necessary to revive the stalled legislation. "I could not support (bringing the bill to a vote) in its present position," Hutchison, criticizing the legislation as amnesty for illegal immigrants, said today. As No. 4 in the Senate GOP leadership, Hutchison is the highest-ranking Republican to break from her party on a domestic policy issue of signal importance to President Bush. "Until major changes are made that reject amnesty and a more open, fair process emerges for debating one of the most crucial issues facing our nation, I cannot support this immigration bill," she said. http://chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/4910228.html //
One of the few remaining who haven't sold us out on this issue. At least some people have principles. Unfortunately, she is the exception and not the rule.
Bush is now so weak he has nowhere to turn. The left pretty much neutralized him and now the right is emasculating him.
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The far right turning on Bush has nothing to do with the left (though we'll see in time if more Reagan Democrats return to the Democratic Party). But, the left has been warning people that our Iraq strategy was a mess for a long time, and those warnings have come to pass. That has given the left more credibility with moderates, and is a major reason for the Democratic victory the last time around.
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It's like I'm playing a different game to everyone else! This is the best Residen...err, Fable game of all time
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It's like I'm playing a different game to everyone else! This is the best Residen...err, Fable game of all time
i have played and completed all the fable games but his one i think i will pass,or wait ill its down to £10.
@Brad I have no interest in this game, but I think this is one of the best reviews I've read on the site. Great work!
I'm actually (maybe irrationally) angry about the stunt Molyneux pulled by getting all those journalist to sign the "not on rails" board. Not sure if I'm more mad with Molyneux, or with the journalists who put their signatures to it. I'd like to think if I was there I wouldn't put my reputation in someone who is synonymous with not delivering what he promised (although I may have done it anyway just to avoid being rude). Did anyone from GiantBomb sign it?
Of course the only decent Fable game in recent memory is only playable through Kinect....
Three stars for a game that only works 70% of the time? That seems insane to me. I get that it's charming, but if the controls are 30% broken, the game can't possibly deserve that high of a score.
I can't help but think this game got a more favorable review just because it wasn't titled Resident Evil 6. Still, sounds like something to pick up from the bargain bin just to try out, sounds like a fun diversion.
I wonder if at one point this game allowed for more free exploration? Maybe they found at a certain point that the technology wouldn't work right with it, so rather than make another Steel Battalion, they reined it in to a more functional format
Just read the 2nd paragraph again, guess the game is on rails. Another broken promise from Molyneux
Good review but the most important question wasn't answered in this review. Is the game on rails?
I will try the demo for this at some point, I think my kids would enjoy this a lot. And Kinect games seem to work a lot better in my basement than any location the giantbombers try it.
@Leadcat said:
Good to hear the Fable franchise hasn't gone completely off the rails.
It has! We promise that this game is nottt on railsss.
The wound of Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor festers still, but it seems like Brad was able to find some genuine enjoyment out of it. Good on ya, Brad.
Too bad, I remember playing with one of the programmers for this game on SWTOR, he was a very nice guy.
Molyneux is such a brazen liar he should leave the gaming industry and just enter politics.
As a British person (well, Scottish, but y'know), what you describe as the 'britishness' of Fable is still a selling point. In a world where just about every game is Americanised - even the games made here like GTA - and our own games heritage is sometimes forgotten* it's a rarity to see something which is so clearly steeped in the culture of Britain.
In the 80s our big systems were the c64 and spectrum. Somehow though you would get the impression that British kids of that era grew up playing the Atari and NES) games American kids did. They didn't, they grew up with British games for weird computers.
Any reviewer having to do a Kinect game should get a bonus.
Played the demo for this, wouldn't fully work. Took ten minutes to get to a certain point in the tutorial, then it wouldn't read my movements. The ten minutes would have taken twenty seconds with a controller.
@I_Stay_Puft said:
@washingmachine said:
Could've been worse..?
Could've been Resident Evil 6?
Could've been Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor
@Leadcat said:
Good to hear the Fable franchise hasn't gone completely off the rails.
I see what you did there...
@MEATBALL said:
Methinks I'll give the game a shot when it hits bargain bins
Same. I'm not convinced I'd like it all that much but if I can find it in a bin somewhere someday I wouldn't mind picking it up on the cheap to see what it's all about - plus my son might enjoy it.
I'm very curious how well it would work for me because despite Kinect being wonky tech I don't typically have near as many issues with my Kinect setup as Giant Bomb seems to.
Methinks I'll give the game a shot when it hits bargain bins, I do love Fable's brand of charm (I even really enjoyed Fable III - which I'm quite sure makes me a crazy person) and the game sounds pretty decent.
The fact I consider 3 stars surprisingly good because it's a Kinect game makes me sad.
Not on rails? But Molyneux said--
Oh, right. Molyneux said it, so of course it was never true to begin with.
I might buy this after watching the QL, i love the humour and the art of the Fable games. Albion is one of the best game worlds imo and i'd like to play some more there.
I am shocked that it wound up being on-rails, after such vehement claims to the contrary.
It's not on rails, Brad!
Maybe that was the truth when Molyneux was working on this?
Sounds a lot like my experience with the demo. Underneath all the Kinect wonkiness lies a game that's decently entertaining to interact with. Ironically while it would've worked better without Kinect, it also wouldn't have been as fun.
Glad to see this is a competent game. I thought some of the e3 demos made it look kind of fun, but became worried at that horribly desperate advertising they were doing for it a few weeks ago.


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Wine: How to Store It, Pour It — and Enjoy!
by Amy Reiter in Drinks, News, August 1st, 2014Americans may be drinking more wine these days than we used to — especially in Washington, D.C., where, it may not surprise you to learn, more wine is consumed per capita than in any other state or district. But that doesn't mean we know how to properly store and pour it. At what temperature should it be served? How full should our wine glasses be? And are we really supposed to decant?
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Be Chill (But Not Too Chill) About Storage: Ideally, bottles of wine should be stored (preferably, though not necessarily, on their sides) in a cool, dark place — like a basement or closet, if not in a dedicated wine cooler — at temperatures between 45 and 65 degrees F, with 55 degrees F being the sweet spot. Exposing wine to temperatures above 70 degrees F could speed aging or even flatten out the flavors and aromas, Wine Spectator warns. It's cool to keep wine in your kitchen fridge short term, but don't leave it there for months on end, as the low temp could damage the corks and, in turn, the wine. Aim to avoid extreme temperature fluctuations and long-term exposure to bright lighting when storing, but don't freak out if they happen, especially if you're planning to drink the wine sooner rather than later.
Serve It at the Proper Temperature: Most of us probably serve our red wine at room temperature and our white right straight from the fridge. While wine temperature is a matter of taste, neither of those methods is considered ideal. Light, dry white wines, rosés and sparkling wines should be served at 40 to 50 degrees F. The recommended serving temp for full-bodied whites and lighter reds is around 50 to 60 degrees F. Full-bodied red wines and ports are best enjoyed at around 60 to 65 degrees F. (For more specifics, here's a handy chart.) Use a bucket of ice water, the fridge or even the freezer (provided you keep close tabs on it) to cool a bottle in a hurry, or use a bucket of warm (not hot) water to warm it up.
Remove the Cork (or the Cap) and, If Necessary, Decant: The necessity of decanting is a matter of ongoing debate. Those in the pro-decanting camp say it separates out any sediment and lets the wine "breathe," enhancing its aroma and flavor. Those against decanting say it's an unnecessary formality that can even flatten the flavor. You can experiment and decide for yourself, based on your own taste.
Choose the Right Glass: There's no shame in using the same all-purpose wine glasses for both reds and whites, but if you have the cabinet space, it's nice to have dedicated glasses for red wine (the kind with broader bowls and rims), white wine (somewhat taller and narrower) and sparkling wine (tall, thin flutes) — not to mention small dessert wine glasses, if you're into that sort of thing. These shapes are not only a matter of aesthetics and tradition; they can actually influence taste and aroma.
Master Proper Pouring: Wine glasses should be about one-third to one-half full, allowing the drinker enough room to swirl (and sniff). If you want to get picky, you could measure out a standard 5-ounce pour, or you could just use your glass as a guide: "Many stemware makers today design glasses in such a way that the correct fill level corresponds with the bowl's widest circumference," the Globe and Mail notes. "This maximizes the liquid's surface area, helping to aerate the wine and amplify the pleasurable aroma."
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great information for reading by everyone. hope to read more intereting sceipt in your next post.
Thank you for posting this minimal information about this article. Keep on more posting.
woow i love it . Great information and best article
Yeah, I totally agree with you on this, I know some bars and restaurants in Hong Kong that follow these process. Their wines are great! I think it was Stockton
I am new to wine, so I found your article is so helpful to me.
And I agree with Lea too.


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Arose this morning considerably refreshed and walked over to Mrs. Gilman's to breakfast. As I did not intend to board there any longer, I took my leave of her and also of some of the students. Bartlett shook my hand but not so cordially as formerly on account of some late prejudice as to my conduct I presume, instilled into him by Greenough
and probably in some measure because he was left out in the invitation of the 17th. Having taken leave of the Lyceum also, I got into the Stage for Boston with pleasure. My feelings however were not so
as on the same occasion last Winter.
Smith and Wickham were in the Stage, the former going to Philadelphia, the latter on his return home.
Having left his class he finds the study of the law too dull for him and on that account he goes. Mr. Shaw was in the Stage also, appeared to be in low spirits and did not talk much. I am sorry for this man as it appears to me had his fate been kept a little more in his own power by himself, he might have been if not a distinguished man, at least a very respectable one. We left each other at the office and I have not seen him since.
I went immediately to George's room where I found him reading as usual. We had some conversation but on the whole the time passed heavily. The rain began to pour in torrents and I felt dull. After packages from all the Welshes
&c. &c. had been given to me and some bustle about the town, I got into the stage and in a few minutes
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we were off. Myself in a bad humour as I was apprehensive that the roads would be horrible, the rain continuing. Also on account of a bundle which had just been put under my care and which I, fearing or foreseeing, had long and vehemently resisted. I was also troubled with a package for the United States Bank of Philadelphia which I would gladly have been rid of, had it been possible to avoid taking it. The rain continued violent for four hours and then ceased but the snow had all been washed away except a few drifts. This however did not retard our course in the least for I seldom recollect having travelled faster.
It is the greatest amusement to a person who is fond of observing others, to ride in a stage coach, for in it he sees so
variation in character that he can easily form his contrasts. A corner seat in front is good for an observer as he has more command of faces and can gratify himself with all those little incidents which a want of employment occasions him here to notice. It is not time wasted to move thus for one obtains as much insight into the human character in this way as he could by reading books for a great length of time. In this our first stage we had a young man by the name of Sheaff from Philadelphia, who not long since took a degree at Yale and had not got over the love of that sort of
so prevalent in Colleges.
Wild and fearless, he amused me much in giving some account of New Haven frolics which I returned by talking of Cambridge. Besides him were a gentleman and lady who appeared to belong to that sect of Christians called pious who delight in nothing but the length of their
pastors' discourses.
Here we had a contrast at once, and I am afraid that their ears were not a little shocked at the freedom of our conversation. In my opinion it is better to appear worse than I really am besides a sort of malicious delight in provoking such persons. These affected my conduct. But they left us soon and we went on through the night between sleeping and waking without any material incidents happening. We were considerably amused by a hog who took it into his head to keep up with us for about half an hour grunting with such vehemence that I thought of the story of the little gray man which had been told us with the appearance of so much seriousness, when we were congregated together at twelve o'clock on a very stormy night last term.
. George Barrlett and Horatio Greenough, both juniors, of Roxbury, Mass. (
Harvard Annual Cat.,
. Calvin Stephen Smith, of Natchez, Miss., a senior, and John H. Wickham, a law student (same).
. William Smith Shaw (1778–1826), son of AA's sister, Elizabeth (Smith) Shaw Peabody, had been private secretary to President John Adams and later
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was clerk of the Massachusetts District Court in Salem. He was the principal founder and benefactor of the Boston Athenaeum. CFA probably felt that Shaw's lameness from birth prevented his advancement in life. See
Adams Genealogy
. Dr. Thomas Welsh (1752–1831) and his family of Boston, who were kinsmen of the Adamses (the doctor's wife was AA's first cousin). Both JA2 and CFA had boarded with them while attending the Boston Latin School from 1817 to 1819 (
JQA, Diary
, 6 Sept. 1817; see
Adams Genealogy
. Either George [D.] or William John Sheaffe (
Yale Graduates Later than 1815
, p. 96–97).
Cite web page as:
Founding Families: Digital Editions of the Papers of the Winthrops and the Adamses,
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Being a general cheapskate, it's difficult to pony up more than list price. Is a Sig really worth it?


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