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If Cameron's kid impresses, Renaud will get the boot
Now that Brett Cameron has signed with the local football team his dad played 23 years for, I would not want to be the other punter attending training camp, incumbent or otherwise.
Actually, I would never want to go into training camp as a punter, under any conditions, but that is not the point of this diatribe.
The point is, even though Mike Renaud has been a three-year starter with the club, and a divisional all-star for one of those years, I would put him at a marked disadvantage once training camp starts for a number of reasons.
First and foremost is Brett Cameron is a legacy pledge to a fraternity of punter icons. His father is not only the greatest punter to ever play for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, but in CFL history, and that has its advantages.
There is no scenario, no wind condition, no set of circumstances Bob didn't successfully navigate in his two decades of service, and that knowledge is a tremendous resource for his son to tap into.
Furthermore, having the son of the greatest punter of all time on the roster is a huge potential windfall for the football team, both from a marketing and public relations standpoint. I'm not sure to what extent, if any, the business side of the football club has influence over the operations side, but they have to be crossing their fingers for this kid to make the team.
I would bet dollars to donuts brand manager Jeffrey Bannon started drooling about the father-son cross-promotional possibilities once the signing was announced. First the Muamba brothers landed on his doorstep and now he has the son of a punter icon, playing the same position and wearing the same number as Dad, at his disposal.
I can see the 2013 slogan for the Winnipeg Football Club taking shape right now: "Blood is thicker than water."
Cameron jerseys now have twice as much significance as they used to, and the Father's Day specials at the Bomber store should be something to behold.
To boot, Brett will also have the home-court advantage and goodwill from the fans as a local product who grew up around the team and made good, which should cover for any transitional growing pains he may have.
Less obvious or talked about, but just as advantageous though, is the fact Brett's dad is as high up on the Bomber food chain as it gets. While I would never suggest Bob Cameron would even contemplate trying to influence a coach or general manager into keeping his son on the team unless he fully earned it, you cannot ignore the fact Brett is essentially the son of one of the bosses of the team.
As a player, your tenure is presided over by the coach and general manager (Tim Burke and Joe Mack), who are governed by the CEO (Garth Buchko), who reports to the board of directors, where Bob Cameron sits among others.
While the board is not around the team on a daily basis, it is not unheard of for a member of this group to request an audience with a coach or manager for clarity on any number of issues.
We are all hard-wired with instincts of self-preservation and no matter how many public assurances are made, it certainly never hurts your employment futures to keep your boss's boss happy.
On or off of the field, I never spent much time watching the specialists of the special teams battle it out for roster spots but things just got more interesting in a hurry.
If all things are equal on the field of play between Brett Cameron and Mike Renaud, there is no chance Renaud retains his job as a punter for this football team.
He doesn't just have to fend off another annoying rookie who is younger and exponentially cheaper when camp opens in June. He has to beat out Bob Cameron's son, and everything that comes with it, and that is saying something.
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MILA Wins Clobber Tournament 1 MILA Wins Clobber Tournament Jan Willemson12 Mark Winands3 1. THE GAME Clobber is a partizan game, created in 2001 by M.H. Albert, J.P. Grossman and R.J. Nowakowski (Al- bert et al., 2004). It is played on an m × n rectangular board, where black and white stones are originally placed in a checkerboard fashion. A move consists of moving one's stone to an adjacent cell, provided it is occupied by an opponent's stone, which is then removed from the board ("clobbered"). Black begins, the players move alternately and the one who can't move, loses (Willemson, 2005a). For this year's tournament, board sizes of m = n = 8 were used. Since the creation of the game, there have been some attempts to organize computer Clobber tournaments (see (Grossman, 2004) and (Willemson, 2005a)). Still, there is very little known about Clobber strategies or position estimations (Albert et al., 2004). Thus it has been rather difficult to judge the strength of the participants of these tournaments on absolute scale. Hope of getting some good reference players was the main motivation behind introducing Clobber to ICGA Computer Olympiad. 2. CLOBBER AT THE OLYMPIAD Two players registered for the tournament. The first one, ClobberA, was created by Alexandre Greben- nik and Jan Willemson as a part of the project to test Monte Carlo methods in combinatorial board games (Grebennik, 2005). As a result, ClobberA was an AI player using a pure Monte Carlo position estimation function and exact endgame reading. Such a position estimation turned out to be rather a reasonable mid- dlegame heuristic. In our tests ClobberA was able to win 85% of the games played against the winner of the computer Clobber tournament held in 2004 at Tartu University (Willemson, 2005a). The second player, MILA, was written by Mark Winands from Maastrict University. The program actually used the engine of MIA IV/4++ that won Lines of Action tournaments in 2003 and 2004 (Winands, 2003; Winands, 2004). Mark's original idea was to participate in LOA tournament in 2005 as well, but since the win was very convincing last two years, no-one dared to step up against MIA this year. Thus Mark wrote a Clobber plug-in to his engine to take part in the ICGA 2005 event. Clobber is is probably the game with the simplest rule set ever used in the Computer Olympiad, and this made Mark's work very easy. Therefore the authors of this report would like to encourage all the other members of the community to do the same with their own engines next year, since MILA's performance at the Olympiad was excellent – she won all the games against ClobberA. Despite the overwhelming superiority of MILA the tournament was still very interesting and hence a great success. Looking at the games (see the end section of the report) it can be said that none of the programs had a very good position evaluation function and the winner was mostly determined by the ability to read better in the endgame (and ClobberA was no match in this respect to MILA). This is very well illustrated by the 7th game of the tournament. Game 7: ClobberA vs MILA 1 c2xc3 c1xb1 2 d1xe1 a7xb7 3 e8xd8 h8xg8 4 f7xe7 h6xg6 5 h7xg7 h2xg2 6 g4xf4 g5xf5 7 e6xd6 g3xf3 8 f4xf3 e3xd3 9 b3xb4 a5xb5 10 a2xa3 d4xc4 11 c6xc5 c4xc5 12 1 Institute of Computer Science, Department of Mathematics and Informatics, Tartu University, Estonia, email:email@example.com 2 Thisauthor was supported bu Estonian Science Foundation grant #6096 3 CBS / Statistics Netherlands Computer Science, email:firstname.lastname@example.com 2 ICGA Journal Submitted g7xg6 . . . (See Figure 1.) zj zz jj j jzz zj z jz j jzj j z zz z j j z zj z j jz jj jj z zjz Figure 1: The position after 12 g7xg6 At this point, Black (ClobberA) succeeded in cutting off 5 White stones. There is nothing formally proven about how bad it actually is to have isolated "dead" groups, but intuitively it is clear that it is a bonus to have groups with many stones of your own and a few of your opponent's. If many of one's stones are cut off from the game, then on one hand we can see that there is no way of reconnecting them in Clobber, and on the other hand in this case there are less resources of forming good groups. Thus we may say that the position in Figure 1 favors Black. 12 . . . c7xc8 13 g6xf6 c5xd5 14 d8xc8 d5xd6 15 c3xd3 . . . (See Figure 2.) zjz jj j zz zj j z j jj z zz zj j z z z j jzjj jj zzjz Figure 2: The position after 15 c3xd3 At this point, MILA was able to compute the game till the end and see that under perfect play, ClobberA would win. ClobberA, however, still played in middle game mode and used Monte Carlo heuristic to generate its next move. 15 . . . b5xb4 16 a8xb8 . . . The last move by ClobberA was a mistake. Winning moves would have been e.g. 16 d3xd2 or 16 e2xf2. Now MILA saw her way to win and did not miss it anymore. 16 . . . g1xf1 17 e1xf1 b4xa4 18 b8xb7 d6xd7 19 f3xf2 g2xf2 20 d3xd2 f5xf6 21 a6xb6 f2xf1 22 e7xd7 e5xe4 23 h5xh4 a4xa3 0:1 For other game records, see Section 4. 3. CLOBBER AT THE COMPUTER OLYMPIAD 2006 Participants of this year's tournament have agreed upon the next year's tournament conditions. Two of the most prominent changes are that the board size will be increased to 10 × 10 and the games will be played automatically using a specially defined IP-based protocol. The tournament rules, protocol specifications and reference implementations can be found on webpage (Willemson, 2005b). The authors of the paper welcome everybody to join. Afterall, Clobber is just a simple game! MILA Wins Clobber Tournament 3 4. GAME RECORDS Next we present the full records of the tournament games other than the 7th game. Game 1: MILA vs ClobberA 1 c8xb8 g3xg2 2 b1xb2 a7xa6 3 g8xg7 h4xg4 4 e8xe7 e5xe4 5 d1xd2 h6xg6 6 f1xf2 a1xa2 7 b5xa5 g5xf5 8 c6xb6 a2xb2 9 b3xb4 c3xc4 10 d5xd4 e3xf3 11 d4xc4 a6xa5 12 h3xh2 g2xh2 13 g7xg6 c7xd7 14 g6xf6 a5xa4 15 c2xb2 f8xf7 16 f6xf7 d6xe6 17 e7xe6 h2xh1 18 h7xh8 c5xc4 19 b4xc4 e1xe2 20 f2xe2 1:0 Game 2: ClobberA vs MILA 1 f1xe1 h2xg2 2 a8xb8 b6xb7 3 d5xc5 h6xh7 4 d3xd4 a5xb5 5 g6xf6 h4xg4 6 f7xe7 c7xc6 7 e8xd8 a1xa2 8 h5xg5 b4xb3 9 c4xc3 e3xe4 10 c3xb3 b2xc2 11 f3xf2 d2xd1 12 d4xe4 e5xe6 13 f6xe6 d6xd7 14 e7xd7 f4xe4 15 b1xc1 g4xg5 16 c1xd1 g7xg8 17 a4xa3 a2xa3 18 f5xg5 a3xb3 19 c5xc6 g3xh3 20 a6xa7 b7xa7 21 h1xg1 g2xg1 0:1 Game 3: MILA vs ClobberA 1 h7xg7 c7xc6 2 a8xb8 h4xg4 3 g6xg5 c5xc4 4 g2xh2 g3xf3 5 f1xf2 g1xh1 6 a6xb6 e3xe4 7 d1xd2 e7xe6 8 f5xf4 d8xc8 9 f4xe4 f8xf7 10 a4xb4 d6xd5 11 b1xb2 c3xd3 12 d2xd3 a1xa2 13 b6xc6 c1xc2 14 d3xd4 d5xd4 15 e4xe5 h8xg8 16 e5xe6 g8xg7 17 b2xa2 h1xh2 18 e6xf6 a5xb5 19 f6xf7 a3xa2 20 b4xb5 c8xb8 21 f2xf3 b8xb7 22 g5xg4 g7xf7 23 h5xh6 h2xh3 24 e2xe1 1:0 Game 4: ClobberA vs MILA 1 d5xd6 h2xg2 2 g4xf4 b8xb7 3 d3xc3 d8xd7 4 c6xc5 g3xf3 5 a4xa5 e7xe6 6 e8xf8 b2xb1 7 h1xg1 a3xb3 8 e2xd2 h6xh5 9 f5xf6 g7xg8 10 e4xe5 e6xf6 11 d1xc1 d4xc4 12 c3xc4 f6xf7 13 g6xg5 b6xa6 14 a5xa6 b4xb5 15 f1xf2 b5xc5 16 f4xf3 d7xd6 17 g1xg2 e3xf3 18 h7xh8 g8xf8 19 c8xc7 f3xf2 20 a8xa7 b1xc1 21 c2xc1 b7xa7 22 a6xa7 h5xg5 23 c4xc5 f2xg2 24 h3xh4 a1xa2 0:1 Game 5: ClobberA vs MILA 1 a6xb6 b8xb7 2 g8xf8 c7xc6 3 f1xf2 h2xg2 4 b6xb7 g3xf3 5 e2xe3 f3xe3 6 c8xd8 b4xa4 7 e4xe5 c5xd5 8 h7xh6 c3xd3 9 e5xd5 b2xa2 10 b5xa5 c1xd1 11 c2xd2 f6xf7 12 g4xg5 f4xf5 13 h3xh4 d6xd7 14 b1xa1 f5xg5 15 e6xe7 d7xe7 16 f8xf7 g7xg6 17 h5xg5 d4xc4 18 h6xg6 e7xf7 19 a5xa4 a2xa1 20 a8xa7 a3xb3 21 f2xg2 g1xh1 22 d2xd3 e3xd3 0:1 Game 6: MILA vs ClobberA 1 c8xb8 c3xc2 2 h7xg7 a7xb7 3 b5xb6 e7xd7 4 e8xf8 f6xe6 5 a4xb4 h4xh3 6 g6xg5 f4xf5 7 a2xb2 c7xc6 8 h1xh2 g3xf3 9 f1xf2 h8xg8 10 d5xd6 d2xd3 11 d6xc6 b7xb6 12 c6xb6 a5xa6 13 b6xa6 h6xh5 14 e2xe3 d3xe3 15 g5xf5 e5xe4 16 f2xf3 a1xb1 17 c4xd4 b1xb2 18 b3xa3 g8xf8 19 f3xe3 e4xd4 20 d1xe1 h3xh2 21 g2xh2 f8xf7 22 g7xf7 1:0 Game 8: MILA vs ClobberA 1 a6xa7 b8xc8 2 b5xb4 e5xf5 3 c6xc7 g5xg6 4 d5xd4 h4xg4 5 g2xh2 f2xf3 6 f1xe1 c8xc7 7 d7xe7 c1xc2 8 a2xb2 e3xe4 9 g8xg7 d2xd3 10 d4xe4 g6xg7 11 e4xf4 g4xf4 12 b3xc3 d3xc3 13 f7xf6 g7xh7 14 h5xh6 g1xh1 15 f6xf5 d6xe6 16 h6xh7 g3xh3 17 f5xf4 c3xc4 18 b4xc4 d8xe8 19 e7xe6 h8xh7 20 b2xc2 b6xb7 21 a7xb7 c7xb7 22 c4xc5 a5xa4 23 f4xf3 h3xh2 24 b1xa1 1:0 5. REFERENCES Albert, M., Grossman, J., Nowakowski, R., and Wolfe, D. (2004). An Introduction to Clobber. Submitted to INTEGERS. Grebennik, A. (2005). Monte Carlo Method in the Game of Clobber. BSc thesis, Tartu University, 2005. Grossman, J. P. (2004). Report on the first international Clobber tournament. Theoretical Computer Science, Vol. 313, No. 3, pp. 533–537. ISSN 0304–3975. Willemson, J. (2005a). A Computer-Clobber Tournament at the Tartu University. ICGA Journal, Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 51–54. 4 ICGA Journal Submitted Willemson, J. (2005b), Rules and protocol for 2006 Clobber tournament. http://math.ut.ee/˜ jan/game/ clobber2006.html. Winands, M. (2003). MIA IV Wins Lines of Action Tournament. ICGA Journal, Vol. 26, No. 4, pp. 264–265. Winands, M. (2004). MIA 4++ Wins Lines of Action Tournament. ICGA Journal, Vol. 27, No. 3, pp. 174–175.
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We bought a fixer upper and are going to be replacing all of the appliances. I've started to do research and am now at the point of wanting to pull my hair out! A lot of the top rated appliances on consumer reports get TERRIBLE user reviews. So, I'm turning to my fellow appliance snobs...can you please recommend your appliance?
I've listed out the general direction I'm going with each...but still open to being influenced one way or another! Trying to go mid-range with price (so please do not recommend your Sub-Zero!) I am willing to spend more if the performance will really stand out. I am not willing to spend more just to get a designer name.
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Going mid range with Miele dishwasher? LOL
The reason HE works well and has worked for over 50 years in Europe is because the drum is horizontal. Getting one of these new HE top loaders is a bad idea IMO. Yeah they don't clean well:)
If you put a gun to my head and made me buy a top loader I would buy a Speed Queen. Old school American Made washer and gas dryer. As close as you can get to a workhorse 1962 Whirlpool Washer and Dryer that cleaned well ,dried well, and kept going with minimal repair if any for 25 years. Speed Queen is what most laundromats use.
French Door I think Kenmore Elite is an LG product. Prefer Samsung. Top FD fridge according to JD for last five years.
Samsung RF323TEDBSR $2339 with free ship.
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advantages of perlite?
I'm in charge of a couple of small greenhouses housing several hundred diverse species. The tradition here has been to mix our own soil. We use a ratio of 1:1:1 of peat moss, sifted top soil, and perlite. (then we pasteurize it) I find that the perlite tends to work it's way to the top and is often rinsed away. Can anything be substituted for the perlite? I'm not happy with our mix at all - I think it dries out too quickly and with time compacts too much (and the perlite seems to have disappeared). I appreciate any advice! Thanks, Cassiope
Try using a larger grade of perlite. Or substitute pumice or turface or other high-fired, pelletized clay products. You need something of sufficient pore size to bump up the drainage and provide aeration. Even adding very coarse sand into the mix will help. The compaction is due to the very similar particle size of the peat and soil - with insufficient quantities of perlite, either through initial application or because it is rinsed away, all you are left with is mud. And since heaven only knows exactly what "topsoil" is, you might try purchased humus, screened compost or bark fines in its place. And are you adding ground limestone to counter the pH effects of the peat?
You might find screening through some of the posts or archives of the Container Gardening forum helpful - lots of discussions on seed starting or container mixes and various recipes. Also there is always the option of going with a bulk commercial mix that is already blended.
You could also try adding some vermiculite to keep the soil moister and help with compacting. I would also add some fir bark. I used to make my own potting mix too, probably have some lung disease now from the peat moss dust- awful! Better to leave the mixing to the professionals- buy bulk. The time and manpower you spend in labor mixing your own blend is probably equal to or less than the cost of buying it.
My first impression: You have a heavy dirt mix. There are positives and negatives to that. The heaviness of the media is part of why so much floats to the surface.
My second impression: You have an extraordinarily high ratio of perlite. Again, part of why so much floats to the surface.
How much mixed soil do you use in a season? And how committed are you to using your own blend?
What grade perlite do you use? I'll second the suggestion to find a heavier grade.
I'd question using vermiculite. Yes, it's a substitute for perlite, smaller size and darker color...so it's harder to see when it floats away, but's it just as light.
Are you by any chance able to locate bark fines? It'll help you do all kinds of things, pretty much all very positive.
A great substitute for perlite is grain hulls. I've usd hammermilled rice hulls and am quite satisfied. I've also heard of oat hulls being used, and the results were positive, but have not used them personally, but I would if I had a good local source. One tremendous advantage of grain hulls as opposed to perlite: No dust.
Thanks for your suggestions. What all 3 of you say makes sense - the perlite we use is very fine grade (it's horticultural grade - very dusty). And the top soil is heavy in sand. So, you are right Gardengal - the components all have similar size. I've been mixing soil almost every day since it's spring and lots to repot and seeds to sow. We use the equivalent of about half a cubic yard a week. My concern with substituting perlite, is that many of the plants remain in their same pots for years, and I know bark breaks down (although I prefer it for my own use). Many of these plants have historical value in our collection and are decades old. So I want to take care as I'm repotting them! Honeybunny - I agree about using commercial mixes - I think they're great. And Heptacodium, I will look into grain hulls - they sound ecologically friendly.


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Place the salmon fillets skin side up and score the skin with six lines half a cm apart with a sharp knife.
Season and rub with oil.
For the noodles, sift the flour and mix in the rest of the ingredients with your hands.
Form the dough into a ball and knead until smooth and elastic.
Cover and let rest for 30 minutes.
After resting, roll through a pasta machine until it is as thin as you can get it (1mm), flour well and fold over until it is all folded onto itself.
Slice finely with a sharp knife.
Sprinkle with flour and then fluff them into a loose ball.
Place in a pot of boiling salted water for about three to four minutes until al dente, when cooked immediately place in iced water.
Once cooled, drain and set aside.
For the sauce, place 400ml of coconut milk in a heavy based stainless saucepan over a moderate heat, simmer until the coconut solids start to caramelise and the oil separates and comes to the surface.
This will take about 10 minutes.
While you are waiting for it to split place the chillies, ginger, garlic, turmeric, shallots, coriander roots and lemongrass in a mortar and pestle and pound until everything is well bruised. (You can use a food processor of blender if you don't have a mortar and pestle.)
Once the milk has split add the paste and fry gently, stirring frequently, until it becomes fragrant and aromatic, three to four minutes, next add the brown mustard seeds and coriander seeds, fry for another minute or so.
Add the palm sugar, coconut milk and lime leaves.
Simmer for 25 to 30 minutes stirring frequently.
Once it has cooked add the fish sauce to season and strain through a fine chinois. Keep warm.
To make the achar, heat the oil in a heavy based pan, add the garlic, ginger and chillies and fry well, add the cucumber and fry for two minutes then add the dry spices.
Fry for another two minutes and then add the sugar and vinegar and cook till the liquid is syrupy.
Place in the fridge to cool.
Heat oil in a heavy based sauté pan to a high heat and place the salmon in skin side down and sauté for two to three minutes. Be careful not to burn the skin.
Place in a 240° Celsius oven for five to six minutes until the middle is set but still medium rare to medium.
While the salmon is cooking heat wok until the oil is smoking and put in the noodles and stir constantly for two minutes.
Add the spring onions and snow peas, then add the coriander and salt and pepper.
To Serve:
With a fork twist the noodles into a tight ball and place in the middle of a wide pasta bowl.
Ladle some of the sauce around to cover the bottom of the bowl.
Place the salmon skin side up and then place a small amount of the acra on top.
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What, How, and Why?
Aeration, getting o2 into the wort for the yeast, simply put. If you are doing a partial boil kit, as most beginners, when you add water to the fermenting vessel, splash it around, whip it with a clean spoon, or check out some of the various gizmos by searching aeration. As for why, yeast need o2 to do their thing. Healthy, quick, vigorous fermentation is beautiful.
Primary- Pale Ale
Conditioning- Belgian Strong Ale
On Deck- more Belgian stuff, Cru
Drinking- Weizen, Wit, IPA, Tripel
Stage one of the yeast cycle is growth. They need oxygen to multiply.
Remember one unassailable statistic, as explained by the late, great George Carlin: "Just think of how stupid the average person is, and then realize half of them are even stupider!"
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So when going all grain, is there a need to get something to aerate it a lot or is splashing sufficient?
Here's how I aerate:
After cooling the wort to pitching temperature, I whip air into it with a wire whip until my arm is sore, then I rack to the fermenter. It's not the most high-tech method, but I bet you've got the stuff to do it in your kitchen drawer.
My last big beer took off in 4-6 hours with aeration and a healthy starter, so I figure it works pretty well for me.
The extent of my aeration is to run my wort through a strainer when I take it to primary. I admit that I'm probably slacking a bit in this area, but I'm making beer that I like and others seem to enjoy as well, so for me, it's a step that has not become necessary yet.
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Riccardo Paolino was born in Como in 1974. He studies Industrial Design at the Milan Polytechnic where he graduates in 2000. After graduation he starts a collaboration with Dante Bonuccelli's studio Avenue Architects Fusi Matteo was born in Como in 1976. He graduates in 2001 in Production Engineering, specialization Wood and Furniture. Grown through different educational courses, they professionally met at the Molteni&C Research Center, where they both work as project managers and furniture designers. Here they have developed their concept of modern design and industrial production. At the same time they collaborate with various companies in the industrial design field. The ironical, witty, sensory streak distinguishing some of their creations completes their thought and project target The cuckoo clock "Cùcùrukù" is currently present in the traveling exhibition "COLLEZIONE FARNESINA DESIGN", sponsored by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the aim to promote the "made in italy" in the world. The exhibition has been presented in Rome and displayed in Vancouver in conjunction with the 2010 Winter Olympics and in Pretoria at "Casa Azzurri" during the recent Soccer World Cup in South Africa.
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. A group of Marshall University researchers and their colleagues in Japan are conducting research that may lead to new ways to move or position single moleculesa necessary step if man someday hopes to build molecular machines or other devices capable of working at very small scales.
Dr. Eric Blough, a member of the research team and an associate professor in Marshall University's Department of Biological Sciences, said his group has shown how bionanomotors can be used some day to move and manipulate molecules at the nanoscale.
Their research will be published in the Feb. 5 issue of the research journal Small.
"Being able to manipulate a single molecule under controlled conditions is actually a pretty big challenge," said Blough. "It's not quite the same, but imagine trying to pick up a single sewing needle off the ground with a huge steam shovel, and doing it so that you pick up the needle and nothing else. Or, to put it another wayhow do you manipulate something that is very tiny with something that is very big? We decided to try and get around this problem by seeing if it was possible to use single molecules to move other single molecules."
"What we are trying to replicate in the lab is something that nature has been doing for millions of yearscells use bionanomotors all the time to move things around," he said.
Blough describes bionanomotors as naturally occurring tiny "machines" that convert chemical energy directly into mechanical work. A nanometer is about 1/100,000 the width of a human hair. A nanomotor is similarly sized and operates at the smallest of small scales.
"Our muscles are living proof of how bionanomotors can be harnessed to do useful work," he added.
In the lab, Blough and his colleagues used myosina protein found in muscle that is responsible for generating the force of muscle contractionas the motor, and actinanother protein isolated from musc
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Final Score: Dallas 4, Detroit 3
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Skrastins, a defenseman, had scored just 27 goals in his 711 career games
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who snapped a three-game losing streak. Both Skrastins and Neal each had an
assist, and Loui Eriksson and Brad Richards had two helpers apiece in the win.
"This was one of those games where we played all 60 minutes," Skrastins said.
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Marty Turco stopped 30-of-33 shots for Dallas, which has won four straight
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Wings, who had won their previous four games. Tomas Holmstrom also scored,
while Jimmy Howard had a lackluster performance, allowing four goals on just
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goes off the shin pads, another I never picked it up until it was on Neal's
stick. They got a couple lucky bounces out there."
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third lead of the game, 4-3, with a wrist shot into the top right corner that
beat Howard 1:16 into the frame.
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he faced. A tripping call on Richards with 26.4 seconds left gave Detroit one
last hope, but they couldn't net the equalizer with a 6-on-4 advantage.
Holmstrom scored the only goal of the first period, picking up a loose rebound
in front with 2:38 to play for a 1-0 Red Wings lead.
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from Mike Ribeiro. Neal then put the Stars in front for the first time at the
12:14 mark of the middle frame.
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Bertuzzi shot. Neal came right back with his second of the game 66 seconds
later to put Dallas ahead again.
Datsyuk sent a feed out into the slot from behind the net for Bertuzzi, who
one-timed a shot past Turco with a minute left in the middle period for a 3-3
game heading to the third.
Game Notes
Detroit played its first game without star forward Henrik Zetterberg, who
separated his left shoulder in the last game and will miss at least two
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Monday, March 09, 2015
An Impending Shakeout In Library Prep?
My ABGT teleconference-based pieces all had a theme of library preparation. Library prep has never been as flashy as instrument performance, but is clearly critical. A library-free sequencing technology remains a distant dream, so DNA (or RNA) must go through a series of preparative steps prior to being loaded on the sequencer. The dominant library prep molecular biology for clonal sequencing systems consists of shearing the DNA mechanically, making flush ends with a repair mix, adding 3' runs of A and then ligating primers and finally using PCR to amplify the material.
Mechanical shearing can be replaced with enzymatic shearing (or perhaps even chemical, though I'm unaware of chemical shearing being used in production). For RNA of different sorts,
some upstream steps are added to convert the RNA to DNA, perhaps with a depletion at some stage of hyperabundant species such as rRNA. This conversion may, with different levels of success, mark which strand was sense and which antisense. The transposase-based Nextera protocol represents the most drastic departure from this paradigm, enzymatically eliminating all the steps prior to PCR.
Saturday, March 07, 2015
There's Gold in Them Thar Programs
Last night was the season five finale of the Gold Rush, which I confess is one of the few television programs that I have been watching routinely near their airing schedule (the other is The Simpsons, which is a father-son bonding experience). Now, writing in a blog mostly about science that you watch something on the Discovery Channel is a bit of a bold act, given its many panderings. The network annually features Shark Week, that has been roundly criticized for its sensationalized portrayal of these magnificent creatures. It also features shows which purport to show individuals routinely engaged in felonies and in one case claiming to document a violent subculture in a pacifist religious community, the Amish. I grew up near the Amish Country of Pennsylvania; if anything like that ever existed the Philadelphia papers would have had a field day. Gold Rush itself, and a second gold show which I've developed a fondness for, Bering Sea Gold, has shortcomings that are obvious and painful. So why am I hooked?
Wednesday, March 04, 2015
Can BGI Really Stir Up the Sequencing Instrument Market?
I've been asked several times recently about rumors coming out from BGI. They've started claiming they have a super sequencer which will radically beat Illumina's offerings on both cost and accuracy. The recent 10K Genomes meeting apparently had a quick talk from BGI which led to some limited Twittering, and judging from this Mendel's Pod interview at least one person believes the buzz (though the same individual quotes a price per PacBio human genome that high by at least a factor of 25). . The claim is that this summer at ESHG BGI will release two boxes, one a benchtop model which I haven't seen any details on, and the other claimed to offer throughput superior to a HiSeq with better accuracy. What might be backing up these claims?
Saturday, February 28, 2015
What's Been Cooking for Ion At AGBT15
Rounding out my remote coverage of platform news from AGBT, the Ion Torrent team also lent me some of their time (and at risk of sounding obsequious, I do greatly appreciate this -- vendors have almost no down time at these events) to touch on some of the topics I I wrote about in my Ion history and speculation piece.
Friday, February 27, 2015
10X Reveals Its Facets
Perhaps the heavily anticipated launch at AGBT this year is the library prep instrument for 10X Genomics. This Bay Area startup made a huge splash at the beginning of the year by announcing a monster ($55.5M) financing. A member of my professional network had been part of the early team and had given me very minimal hints at last year's AGBT, so I've been eagerly awaiting details for a long time. Several members of 10X's team were kind enough to chat with me by phone yesterday with the proviso that I hold off on launching this piece after their talk today at the conference (interestingly, I had crossed paths with all of them in some previous setting). Also, they sent me some promotional materials and permitted me to post some clips from them. Now, the GemCode system is officially launched, with orders being taken now and devices planned to be delivered in early Q2.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Illumina Launches NeoPrep (#agbt15)
The 2015 AGBT conference started out today. A few hardware makers have let me chat by phone with members of their team, since they're there and I'm not. Tonight's dispatch is from a chat with Illumina focused on their now launched NeoPrep library preparation instrument
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Hi gay nurse. Still playing with your girlie dolls and with the penises of your male patients whose rears you clean as part of your duties? LOL.
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#67120 Feb 8, 2014
Love is blind!
#67121 Feb 8, 2014
We used the salt sparingly when we had the dogs. We're "between dogs" for a few years now. Had a neighbor who used special pet-friendly deicer on her walk and driveway.
Those little booties are good for keeping mud out of the house too. LL Bean rules!
#67122 Feb 8, 2014
Un-Cool Joel:
1. Your supposed examples of Frijoles' lapse in ethics are more likely an honest difference of opinion. Best to move on from this.
2. You failed to respond: Are you an atheist? If not, what are you? No double talk please.
3. Thanks for your response on Israel. Would you consider yourself an anti-Semite, as you certainly sound like one. Anti-Christian as well?
4. Re: nursing et al, do you find yourself looking down your nose at many professions, faiths, people? You truly seem like lovely company!
5. Regarding your inherited wealth: You are a good example of how inherited wealth can hurt a person. I think it was Warren Buffet who said leave enough for your kids to do something but not so much for them to do nothing.(I also hold a master in science degree and have taught.)
6. Your work with the 9-year-old boy sounds very good indeed. And I'm sure it is rewarding for you in its own right.(Nurses BTW have many opportunities on the job to positively affect the lives of children and adults alike.)
My bottom line suggestion for you:
Do more of #6 and less of #1 through #5.
Have a nice day!
#67123 Feb 8, 2014
That's right, it was definitely one of the later ones I was watching and realized I couldn't recognize the car - which is unusual for me. And when I looked it up I was like "No wonder!"
AMC's were relatively few and far between. They made some funny cars - the Pacer - remember that one? The commercial was a few guys building a 6 - ft hoagie in the back seat.(or at least a very long one). The car had so much glass, that the a/c wouldn't keep it cool in summer.
The Pacer's rounded and aerodynamic "jellybean" styling has made it an icon of the 1970s.[6] The May 1976 issue of Car and Driver dubbed it "The Flying Fishbowl",[7]
And now that you mention it, I do kind of remember that running gag about Malloy's care always being in the shop.
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Hi Riff Raff!
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#67126 Feb 8, 2014
I am not anti anyone/anything.
I have relatives in Israel.
I speak bluntly based on what I know.
Each phenomenon has its good and bad sides.
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No, just putting things in a proper perspective through bluntspeak.
Mumbai, India
#67128 Feb 8, 2014
FORMER: 2. You failed to respond: Are you an atheist? If not, what are you? No double talk please.
JOEL: What?
Have you any intelligence?
Didn't you understand my posts on the same subject?
I answered the question on religion in detail in reply to your post and in prior individual write ups as well.
In objective reality, there's nothing like God or Gods.
God or Gods do not exist.
Everything is a sea of energy/matter with consciousness manifesting in different degrees depending on the degree of organization of the molecules of a system with the human brain producing the greatest degree of consciousness on account of its high degree of neuronal complexity.
Consciousness is devoid of both stuff and energy.
This makes consciousness an epiphenomenon of energy/matter in various stages of organization.
I repeat - God or Gods are simply mental constructs that've since millennia taken firm root in the collective subconscious of believers from where these subconscious forms keep subtly manipulating people. These are psychological phenomena based on fantasy but they've certain tangible effects, mostly negative, in the lives of believers.
I am a yogi-intellectual who's involved in the subjective investigation of the various modes of consciousness produced in the brain as a result of brain activity and my yogic experiences in altered states of consciousness and in the waking state as well are rewarding.
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#67129 Feb 8, 2014
I have increased the inheritance through smart investments...
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#67130 Feb 8, 2014
But, evidently, you're not good enough to clear the challenging IIT JEE (Indian Institutes of Technology Joint Entrance Exam).
I take it that you're a medical professional, right?
Which med school did you attend? Community College? The small town college? or Harvard (Harvard Med School - that's way beyond you, dude)? LOL.
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The yogic force is working wonders in the boy.
In the past, using the yogic force, I have also cured cancer, AIDS, typhoid, pneumonia, hepatitis, etc, but the cures effected by using the yogic force involves expenditure of higher frequency energy and the yogi is at the same time invaded by the disordered energy of the patient as the cure, which involves an exchange of energies between yogi and patient that occurs after establishing direct contact with the patient's energy field - gets underway. It takes not more than a few minutes to cure the above mentioned diseases. Genetic diseases take a longer time to cure using the force - at least with me this is the case. Medical doctors will not understand all this. The yogic force can be used to heal as well as to kill. These days, I don't involve myself in these dangerous cures using yogic force. I am only helping the mentally challenged boy out of compassion. The results are good...
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I don't take suggestions from ignorant persons.
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FORMER: 5. Regarding your inherited wealth: You are a good example of how inherited wealth can hurt a person. I think it was Warren Buffet who said leave enough for your kids to do something but not so much for them to do nothing.
JOEL - I have increased the inheritance through smart investments...
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#67134 Feb 8, 2014
Thank you, doc.
Wish you the same.
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#67135 Feb 8, 2014
FORMER: Have a nice day!
JOEL: Thank you, doc.
Wish you the same.
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#67136 Feb 8, 2014
Thank you, doctor.
Have a nice day.
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What we found was that our dog is ok with the crystalized salt, but the lumpy gumpy stuff burns her paws.
The problem we have with the snow/ice isnt traction but that the dog punches thru the ice layer and gets stuck in the fluff. I can walk thru it with no problem.
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Here is your opportunity to earn that FIRST gold star.
Had you actually read the posts, you would have noted that I was arguing against theism. As I normally do.
Now, all I need from you is an acknowledgement that you were wrong, and I can go ahead and AWARD you your very FIRST gold star.
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I've looked over the forums and don't where to ask this question. Does anyone know when to cut broomcorn?
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Hi - mine isn't ready yet, but I cut it when the seed heads are fully developed (and sometimes I even let them grow longer to get a fuller/wispy look). They keep forever - at least the seed heads do...I don't generally use the stocks much. I hope I'll have some by the end of the month...but everything is 3 weeks late this year and I planted it late!
Good luck,
I've already been cutting mine! Ths is my first year with them, so I guess I didn't know any better, lol.
I don't have a lot (will definitely grow more next year!) but I have cut a few stems already. Granted, the seed heads weren't fully developed, as Wendy described, but they were enough to attract attention in a bouquet, especially with that great foliage.
Hi -
Check the pictures in your seed catalogs. I'll add a link to one variety in Johnny's...but they should be very tall (over 6') and have lots of seeds.
Here is a link that might be useful: Broom corn picture
Mine are WELL over 6ft. More like 10-12. Even some of my Indian corn was about that. And some grow out of the tip of the husk it got so long. I even have some that are about 4 inches wide. I never seen the like in all the yrs I been growing it....Thanks for the link. I shop Johnny seeds to...I really like their stuff...
Wendy, that red broom corn is very nice. I grew Hungarian broom corn, and the tops/seeds are yellowish, although the packet says it "takes on a reddish color". (The package shows a yellowish seed top.) Maybe I did cut it too early, lol! I'm going to have to try the red.
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Eli's are generally reserved and sweet. Until they come out of their shell. They then transform into lying assholes who try to take your friends. Jealous and gilt ridden,they tend to make bad judgment calls. Has tiny dick and lacks ability to play ANY sport.
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The best and cheapest exfoliator out there. Love it, use it all the time. Face, body, hands...my feet are too bad for it (use a foot file purchased at Sally's for that). Can't imagine why I would ever waste money on expensive exfoliators when the best is right is readily available in my pantry. Try it! You'll like it! ;)
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Best scrub I've ever used: with different-size grains for different body parts and their varying needs. This is the only scrub I've ever used successfully on my face (very thin, delicate, sensitive, redhead skin): but only using very very very fine grain caster (or indeed icing) sugar, being very gentle, and only if skin is in a more resilient state (which mine usually isn't).
It's also one of a small number that have worked on the rest of me, ex. pimply upper arms - and the cheapest by far.
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on 6/24/2008 11:48:00 PM
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I use plain ol' white sugar from my kitchen a few times a week on my face. All I do is wet my face, lather my face up with ivory soap (my HG....perfect for oily and acne prone skin!) and add sugar. I scrub my face with the sugar and the soap into it dissolves. My skin is left clean and completely smooth! I glow afterwards. I don't really scrub any other part of my body because I don't really feel the need. However, sometimes I mix sugar and olive oil and scrub my legs when I want to show them off and make them look perfect. Highly recommend using sugar on your face! It's cheap and works.
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I love using this as a body scrub!! Generally, I exfoliate before using self tanner. Because of this, I don't usually mix the sugar with any oil when using it because I don't want streaks. Plain old sugar, with a bit of water to make it spread easily, it just as good as the other expensive scrubs you can buy at a beauty store but cheaper and more accessible. Even without oil, plain sugar softens my skin and does a great job exfoliating. I have tried mixing sugar with olive oil before, and it made for a lovely scrub, I just don't use it often for the sake of my ST.
Love it!
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Another use for sugar that I've found wonderful is to use it in hair. I know this sounds strange, but the last time I was at the hairdresser he said that since my hair is SO dry, I should only wash it max twice a month. This seemed crazy to me, especially since I do use product regularly (I have ridiculously curly, med-fine hair) and I was worried about build-up. He told me in the interim between washings to use a combo of conditioner and brown sugar and to massage it into my scalp, and that would get rid of any build-up without drying my hair out. It works!! I just put about a tbsp or two of brown sugar in my palm and mix with conditioner and apply it to my scalp and rub in. I usually add a lil' more conditioner to my ends since they get a bit missed. I do this maybe once a week and it keeps my hair shiny and clean-feeling and no build-up! And oddly enough it somehow has helped with the minor dandruff problem I've had forever! The one annoyance is that I don't have a container for the sugar just yet so it's a slight hassle to get it out to use each time. Otherwise, I'm lovin' this suggestion and my hair has never looked better - because it's not so dry I can use a lot less product too! So great :)
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Eyes: Black
Although I get regular professional pedicures, I do my own manicures at home. I mix sugar with a little olive oil and use it to exfoliate my hands--I also use a little on my feet from time to time, too, in addition to my pumice sponge. It feels great and is better than any of the commercial products I've used, including Sally Hansen's skin polisher. I do my 88 year old grandmother's nails, too, and she's also a big fan of this treatment. (Who can resist a good hand massage?) For heavy-duty foot exfoliation, I substitute kosher salt for the sugar. Works wonders!
on 5/26/2008 3:18:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Grey
I just wanted to add that in addition to fine sugar, you can use Lipton's powdered green tea mixed with the oil of your choice for a body rub. It's mostly sugar, I think, but has a very fine texture and spa-like green tea smell. Costs very little but feels like a million dollars! And you can feel free to really slather it on, often.
on 5/21/2008 10:23:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This is definitely one of the best home-fixes for a smoother face. I absolutely love mixing this with my Equate Skin Cleanser (that milky stuff in the big bottle) to get a glowing, even complexion.
I just move this around in circular motions on my face until most of the sugar dissolves, it does wonders. And because sugar doesn't harbor bacteria, is that much more safe for me to use on me acne-prone skin.
on 5/11/2008 2:59:00 AM
Age: Unknown
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Used this thanks to MUA and it's great when I don't have a regular scrub. You have to be gentle with this. It's also great on the heels after showering and washing, then use this with your pumice stone for softer feet. Top off with your Vicks Vaporub and white cotton socks and in a few days your heels will be transformed. Very simple and yet inexpensive solutions.
on 4/9/2008 3:51:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love using sugar as a body scrub, a face scrub and a hand scrub. It's cheap but it works as pricey scrubs. Also why buy a "sugar scrub" when you can just buy sugar and make it yourself??
I mix sugar in with olive oil for a great body scrub and I also mix it with face wash for a gently face scrub.
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