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"Good try, but I'm not in those meetings," he said. "Those are for a lot of people a lot brighter than I am, to handle those issues."
On injuries to Brennan Clay (shoulder) and Jamell Fleming (head):
"I anticipate everyone playing that played a week ago." That also includes safety Aaron Colvin, who missed the Ball State game because of lingering effects from a concussion.
On what the Texas game meant to the late Austin Box:
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Signal Snowboards, the same company responsible for the snowboard made completely from glass, is at it again and this time, the company has used 3D printing technology to create a custom snowboard. Winter in the Northern Hemisphere may have just ended, but that doesn't mean snow has escaped the hearts and minds of riders.
The team at Signal worked with GROWit 3D to create the board. The two companies used a Connex 500 printer to accomplish the job.
One of the major limitations of the project was the size in which the team could print objects. So, instead of printing a full-sized snowboard, the group printed multiple smaller parts that fit together like puzzle pieces. During the build process, the team attempted to vacuum seal the board with resin to hold it solid, but it came out a little too flimsy to be safely ridden. In the end, Signal was forced to use metal strips to reinforce the board and make it actually rideable.
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Pinkberry co-founder guilty of assault in California tire iron attack
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Pinkberry co-founder Young Lee, who brought a sleek design to the international yogurt chain, was found guilty on Friday of assault with a deadly weapon for beating a homeless man with a tire iron at a Los Angeles freeway off-ramp in 2011, prosecutors said.
The attack occurred in June 2011 when Young, a South Korean kick boxer-turned-architect who parted ways with the frozen yogurt chain in 2010, got out of a Range Rover at an off-ramp of a Los Angeles freeway and beat the transient with a tire iron.
California high school under fire over 'Arab' mascot
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Coachella Valley High School sports teams are dubbed the "Arabs," which the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee complained in a letter to the school this month plays on harmful stereotypes.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – The 23-year-old man accused of opening fire at Los Angeles International Airport, killing an airport security officer and wounding three other people, could face the death penalty after being charged with murder on Saturday, a federal prosecutor said.
Paul Anthony Ciancia was charged with murder of a federal officer and committing violence at an international airport, U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte told reporters a day after the shooting that touched off panic and chaos at the world's sixth busiest airport.
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Authorities have identified the suspected shooter as Paul Anthony Ciancia, 23, and they said he was shot and wounded by police in an exchange of gunfire at Terminal 3 at one of the world's busiest airports.
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Jared Abrahams agreed to plead guilty to charges of unauthorized access of protected computers and extortion linked to the case, the documents said.
California woman who killed pimp as teen is free on parole
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A California woman who served nearly two decades in prison for killing her pimp at age 16 was released on parole on Thursday, after becoming the face of a campaign to reform the treatment of young offenders.
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MALVERN — Christopher Prior is going for a three-peat.
After twice launching biotechnology companies here and then selling them to larger pharmaceutical concerns, Prior is setting up what he hopes will be his third successful area life sciences company.
This time, he is moving a startup to Chester County from North Carolina.
The company, PhaseBio, this week started moving into lab space previously occupied by Centocor in the Great Valley Corporate Center.
The company, for which Prior is CEO, is attempting to commercialize biopolymer engineering technology developed at Duke University by researchers led by professor and PhaseBio scientific founder Ashutash Chilkoti. It will start out at its new Malvern headquarters with 16 employees — three of whom, including Prior, are relocating from the Research Triangle Park facility that is closing June 30. Prior expects to add to the staff by hiring four technicians "immediately."
Prior joined PhaseBio in 2008 and spent much of the past two years validating the academic data generated by the Duke researchers and developing the pharmaceutical applications for the technology.
He recruited biopharmaceutical industry veteran Craig Rosen to be the company's executive chairman. Prior and Rosen decided to move the company to the Philadelphia region because it had outgrown its limited space in Research Triangle Park and they wanted to be closer to their existing networks of industry experts.
"There's just a well of product development scientists here," said Prior. "That's not to say they don't exist in North Carolina, but there are a tremendous number here and we both wanted to be closer to the contacts we have in the industry."
Prior is working with state economic development officials on possible tax credits or grants that could be used to fund equipment purchases and modifications. BioAdvance, operator of the Biotechnology Greenhouse of Southeastern Pennsylvania is finalizing details of a $25,000 grant for PhaseBio that will be used by the company to bring in interns from local universities to support PhaseBio's engineering staff.
Prior learned of the biopolymer technology being developed at Duke from a friend in the industry and became "intrigued" by the initial data.
Both his previous companies — Principia Pharmaceuticals, which was acquired by Human Genome Sciences in 2000 for $120 million, and BioRexis Pharmaceuticals, which was sold to Pfizer in 2007 — worked in the same area of developing genetically engineered proteins.
PhaseBio's biopolymers are strings of amino acids that can be produced cost-effectively in bacteria and fused to therapeutic proteins or peptides.
"Think of it as a long tail [attached to molecules]," Prior said. "The technology is incredibly simple. What makes it elegant is its simplicity."
Prior contacted Rosen, who was at HGS when it bought Principia, to explore his interest in getting involved in a startup built around the technology. Rosen had left HGS to start his own company called Cogenesys of Rockville, Md., that was later acquired by Teva Pharmaceuticals. Rosen had stayed on with Teva just as Prior had stayed on with Pfizer after their deals closed, but both had left those companies and were looking to get back to their entrepreneurial roots.
Rosen noted previous protein fusion technologies had limitations. The approach didn't work for certain small peptides, required a more complex and higher-cost manufacturing process, and sometimes reduced the activity of the therapeutic agent. In preclinical testing, PhaseBio's biopolymers had no impact on a drug's activity while improving the amount of time the drug stayed in the test subject's circulatory system.
Prior said high yields of biopolymers can be produced in e-coli bacteria. "Our costs of goods is much lower and the ability to scale-up [production is so much easier]," he said. "The longer stability means you can reduce the amount of drug a patient is given, which reduces side effects. We also may be able to reduce the frequency of injections from daily to weekly or longer."
PhaseBio raised $25 million in a series B venture capital financing in January led by new investors New Enterprises Associates and OSI Investment Management.
James Barrett, general partner at NEA, noted at the time of the investment that PhaseBio's therapeutic platform "has the potential to deliver best-in-class biologics addressing numerous diseases."
The company has identified the first two targets for its technology. One is phenylketonuria, or PKU, a genetic disorder in which the body cannot metabolize a protein called phenylalanine. The company is also planning to use the technology to develop a fused protein therapeutic for patients with type-II diabetes that would delay the progression of the disease and delay a person's dependence on insulin.
A third target is being kept confidential until later this year.
Rosen said having three new drug candidates in development shows the versatility of the technology. "A lot of biotech companies are lucky to have one," he said.
Prior said PhaseBio also intends to license out its technology to pharmaceutical companies interested in developing improved versions of existing compounds in order to create a more near-term revenue stream for the company.
Rosen said the plan is to initially maintain a small staff of scientific researchers and contract out manufacturing to Paragon BioServices Inc. of Baltimore and to work with independent contract research organizations for clinical trials.
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(Átirányítva innen: Mobile Private Browsing - Browse the web on your mobile device without saving or syncing information about the sites you visit)
Még senki nem segített lefordítani ezt a leírást. Ha már ismeri a SUMO-ban fordítás menetét, elkezdheti most a fordítást. Ha szeretné megtanulni, hogyan fordíthat leírásokat a SUMO-ban, kezdje itt.
As you browse the Web, Firefox for Android remembers information, such as usernames and passwords you've saved. There may be times when you don't want Firefox to remember your browsing history, such as when shopping for a birthday present for a family member who shares your device.
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This Portland hotel offers shopping on site, a roundtrip airport shuttle and dry cleaning/laundry. You can find a spa tub on site so you will be able to take some time out to de-stress. Leave some room in your luggage for swimwear and towels as this hotel features an outdoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool.
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Fairfield Inn By Marriott Portland Airport has 104 guest rooms, all with video-game consoles and climate control. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy TVs with premium cable channels and pay movies. Business travelers visiting the Portland International Airport area will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as complimentary newspapers and safes.
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Do you suffer from distractibility? I do. I have been meaning to write this for ages. My problem? Did I have a crisis so that I couldn't do it? No. Did I find the topic uninteresting? On the contrary, I found it fascinating. It was because I had contracted that dreadful disease that afflicts many of us - procrastination!
Why do we procrastinate? For many and different reasons. Disorganization, forgetfulness, fear - of failure and of success, worry about others' opinions, boredom with the task to be done, or by being a perfectionist, so not willing to start because we expect not to be able to achieve our own high standards. We think about the task for so long that we never start! We become busy with other things. We allow ourselves to be distracted. 'I'll just watch TV for 5 minutes..' Something else comes up. 'I don't know where to start!'
For a day, pretend that you are a well organized non-procrastinator. Become someone who gets started and then perseveres. Has the task been imposed on or assigned to you? Take personal responsibility and make it your own. Are your standards realistic or are you using them as an excuse not to get started? Identify what diversions you use, when and where you use them and then plan to overcome them. What are you gaining from procrastinating?
Avoiding something will not make it go away. Don't waste time talking - start doing! What are you afraid of? Get a sense of the entire project and what is required to complete it. Break down tasks into manageable steps, estimate the amount of time you think it will take, increase by 50%, and set appropriate deadlines. Put them in a diary. Check them off as you do them. Reassess time commitments regularly.
Choose a regular time each day to work towards your goal. Get the files out! Or whatever it is that you need to start working. Start with the most unpleasant task. Stay with it, if only for 5 minutes. You may find that once you've actually started, you'll want to carry on. Reduce distractions by making your work place conducive to actually working! Get organized. You're not sure how to proceed or what exactly you're expected to do? Ask someone. Are your skills and abilities adequate for the task? Do you need more training? If you have started, then get bogged down in the middle, try changing location or position. Reward yourself for a task achieved. Remember, it is better to do something rather than nothing. Find a way that works for you and keep at it.
Procrastinators can become bad tempered and stressed. They often miss opportunities. Working to overcome our distractibility brings with it peace of mind, a feeling of strength and purpose, and a healthy feeling of being in charge of your life, of being strong, competent and capable. And look, I managed to get this written! What a feeling of achievement. If I can do it, so can you!
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"Many American adults today see their lives in redemptive terms or seek to narrate their lives in ways to suggest that some form of redemption will ultimately prevail."
Spend a day with Dan McAdams, PhD, renowned scholar and researcher at Northwestern University, who will visit Pace on Thursday, April 3, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Gottesman Room in PLV to discuss his research on personality and life narratives, specifically, a discussion on the redemptive self.
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In his book The Redemptive Self: Stories Americans Live By, McAdams suggests that the key to American identity lies in the stories we live by. And the most powerful life story in America today is the story of redemption. On a broad societal scale and in our own private lives, we want first and foremost to transform our suffering into a positive emotional state, to move from pain and peril to redemption. American identity is the redemptive self.
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Grape farmers in Wisconsin are facing a growing threat, and in many cases it is coming from their own neighbors.
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It is a very interesting article. Women in Middle East are growing and becoming stronger.
However, I did not like the comment of "black smoke" to describe Gulf women dresses; it is part of their identity. I do not like the Economist to give negative comments on traditional and cultural habits that emerge from religious beliefs.
I believe we should respect all religions, cultures and beliefs.
Besides, what is called "Abaya" costs hundred of dollars and sometimes thousands. It is very elegant.
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did you ever traveled ? a least arround your city?
one word you are stupid
Both Arab and Jewish art has been crippled by religious restrictions on portrayal of the human form. One can take Chagall as a struggling exception in the case of Jewish art, but generally speaking, the entire field is a lost cause. Persian miniatures are are a legitimate sub-field, but then that is precisely because the miniatures do allow some human form portrayal. As far as great art is concerned, it generally stops east of Greece and resumes east of Pakistan. Bit good luck to the Dubai ladies and their interest in art. Dubai ladies sing 'dis song ... doo-dah ...
Interesting article. This way the Arabic women can educate themselves in peace and start to practice and understand how the business world operates - art in galleries is anyhow a way of business - no matter that it often brings joy, new ideas and thoughts side by side with the (potentional) money.
The thing that this article tells about in many ways privileged women does not matter - the Arabic laws (& customs and culture) are the same for the rich and the poor.
A driving change that is elitist-noble class? That seemed still faraway, sounding so medieval. A progress nevertheless. :)
Seriously? Women are still stoned in that country for trumped up excuses and you're suggesting some kind of revolution because some well-off women are judging some bullshit art show. Really? (BTW, this is sarcasm)
a wonderful/interesting article!
How exquisitely hoity-toity! Goodness gracious me!
Nice article, though.
hm is this a sign of change, or an agent of change..?
amazing article!
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I only buy MLPs in my IRA account in small amounts of 100 - 200 shares. Hold them or trade around the x-div dates.Kel
Now comes the flood of warnings that you should NEVER hold an MLP in an IRA account. Of course this is bogus, not true, and of no importance if you are retired and make draws from your IRA. Note - I am speaking only about holding in an IRA after retirement. The following is verbatum from the IRS:Final word on UBITI finally can report how such tax is handled on such tax liability. I hold 4 MLP's in my IRA account. The IRS tells me the following:1/ Income tax is captured in my IRA and income taxes are paid when funds are withdrawn.2/ Other taxes levied (including UBIT) are accountable to the tax ID on the K1s received each year. If your SS number is not in Part II box E, the IRS will not associate you to the K1 and the MLP is handling such tax liability.MLP's are great dividend generators and should be considered in an IRA account. If you want further clarification and to verify what I have said here, Call 800-829-1040, enter option 2, then option 2 again, and then option 3. An operator will select someone in your area of concern. State the following: "I receive K1's form 1065 yearly and wish to clarify my tax liability for UBIT from MLP common stock that I own".
Hey Peggy - I agree that MLPs are great in an IRA as long as you keep UBTI under $1000 or file in negative UBTI years to preserve the loss. Most MLPs do not generate UBTI. Am sure ARB and other would agree. Arb has posted elsewhere that he has MLPs in his IRA.My questions to you - Whose SS# is on your IRA statement? If it is not your number then how and why are you being sent someone elses statement?What is bogus is your statement that you are not responsible becvaue you SS# is not on your statement. It is required to be there.
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I disagree entirely at the college level at least.
For engineering classes if you can't solve a problem with a computer you are not a very useful engineer and the way you solve problems on a computer is a learned skill. Just knowing how to solve a problem by hand with a LOT of the simplifications needed to solve a problem by hand help in any way at all for solving a real problem with a simulation program like HYSYS.
Heck knowing how to solve a problem by hand does not even translate very well to solve the same kinds of problems in Excel much less Matlab but with far fewer assumptions. Many of the students in my class are having a very hard time with the homework because we have mostly moved beyond hand solvable problems and they don't have the computer skills necessary to solve them effectively on computers. Even the exams seem to be slowly changing to more setup and understanding.
Even the law expects engineers to look stuff up instead of going from memory. Memorization has no real place in learning anymore. You need to learn how to work with technology effectively to solve problems. If you define yourself based on competing with computers you are going to lose badly.
I do have to give Excel a lot of credit though for being very good at engineering tasks. I have tried to use openoffice but it is just missing too many of the engineering type tools. The excel solver is VERY good and excel has a bunch of stats stuff needed.
Excel can even be integrated with various engineering tools like HYSYS or Matlab and do some truly amazing things. I do like openoffice but I also have to be realistic that for engineering tasks you need to learn excel. My professors all expect us to use Excel, Matlab, HYSYS and other tools for our homework. If you don't know how to use those tools the odds are you won't pass the class. The problems are too complex to solve by hand and while you can use any other tool you want the odds of doing it well enough to solve the problems is pretty low.
A regular user does not need even a tiny fraction of the power that excel has and could easily use even stuff like google docs.
One way or another education is going to radically change in the next 20 years. Schools are either going to adapt to more modern technology or at least the colleges will be replaced because they are so darned expensive. Something like the khan academy or other online learning systems are not any worse and usually far better than any of the large lecture classes.
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nevertheless manual installation of services being fun, choosing distro, packets, dependencies, optimizations, they sure can take its time, and when time is very short having a ready to deploy appliance at jumpbox or turnkey or else is quite convenient. with webuzo there is an even better approach: think of an appliance that is prepared with a menu for by itself call and install other appliances; a server who can setup by a click a calender service, a wordpress, a blog, a survey service, a helpdesk, a documentation server, and so. it has over 300 ready services it can deploy on your own local network, in a matter of 1-2 minutes each, literally - giving you the web address for the service use and the one for admin. The business model is about supporting each one of the services customization. No locking: the trial made installations keep working, there is a good build in backup and restore system for each service configuration and data one can download and keep. Support is excellent.
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Maxie Nell Burnsed Davis, 77, of Jacksonville died peacefully on October 7, 2014. She was a faithful member of Evangel Temple Assembly of God. Maxie was preceded in death by her husband James William (Bill) Davis and daughter Stacey Ann. Read More »
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'Trash to cash' with box tops
Families of children enrolled in Baker County schools are reminded to turn in bonus box tops on General Mills products or bonus certificates before their expiration dates. Read More »
Wildcats lose at Paxon 38-20
The Wildcats committed five turnovers on October 10 in a 38-20 road loss to the Paxon Eagles to fall to 1-3 in the district and 2-5 overall. Read More »
LPA tables approval of 'animal farm'
Jennifer Hale was always around animals as a child growing up on her grandmother's farm in the Florida Panhandle town of Bonifay. Now, she wants to provide the same kind of life for her children in Baker County. Read More »