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Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4
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Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4
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This stylish, well appointed 2 bedroom apartment is located just 30 metres from the main lift station at Medran and above the Offshore Café. The apartment is ideal for 2 couples.
The spacious entrance hallway leads onto a fully fitted kitchen, a comfortable lounge and a dining area that can seat 6. The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and the second double bedroom has access to a shower room with a WC and washing machine (not en-suite).
The apartment benefits from a covered, south facing balcony and a south east facing terrace. There is Cable TV and WIFI. An outdoor parking space is also available for your use.
This is a non smoking apartment; no pets; careful children aged 10 years + are welcome.
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Access | Car not necessary |
Nearest Amenities | 20 m |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Geneva 160 km, Nearest railway: Le Châble 8 km |
Family friendly | Suitable for children over 5 |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Internet access, DVD player |
General | Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Washing machine |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms |
Furniture | Double beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Balcony or terrace, BBQ |
Access | Parking |
Further details indoors | Entrance Hallway Open plan living / dining and kitchen area 2 x double bedrooms 1 en suite bathroom 1 shower room Ski locker External parking for 1 car Well behaved children above 10 years old are welcome. |
Further details | Our bookings run Sunday to Sunday and include the provision of towels, linen and all taxes and cleaning / laundry on departure. We can be more flexible on arrival & departure dates for last minute bookings depending on availability. We can pre purchase lift passes, organise tuition, catering and nanny services; extra house keeping services can also be organised on request |
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The bright lights of Verbier have attracted people from far and wide for decades, and its magnetic attraction for holiday makers seeking world class skiing and a buzzing night-life that is equally renowned, continues to grow every year.
The village is made up of attractive chalet-style buildings, and sits in a giant south-facing sunny bowl with breathtaking views both down and across the valley from virtually every property in the resort.
Verbier is nestled on a sunny plateau, just above the Rhone Valley in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Verbier also the gateway to the exciting and varied 4 Valleys - that's over 400km of terrain - picturesque runs, challenging back country, glacier runs and he most stunning views from the top of the Mont Fort.
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Wills wins 500th game
Timberview volleyball coach Beth Gills has a sticky note in her desk drawer. It's been there for some time. In fact, calling it a sticky note gives it too much credit, because it lost its adhesion long ago. But what makes the note important is that it keeps track of how her teams have done over years past. Just before each new season begins, she digs the note out and updates it with the previous year's district and overall win totals in order to prepare statistics the media commonly asks from coaches.
This year, after adding up last season's totals, she realized that she was at 495 total wins as a head volleyball coach. Last Thursday, she reached the milestone 500th victory when the Lady Wolves beat Keller Central in a hard-fought match at the Northwest Classic.
Players had made a sign to commemorate the event, and presented her with the game ball. Wills was able to soak up the moment for about five total minutes.
"I felt kind of selfish, to tell you the truth. But it was wonderful for me and good to know that they fought so hard, not just for themselves but to get me to 500 wins. That made it even more special," she said.
"After the match, we immediately had to play another, so I got to enjoy it and it was fantastic. But then about five minutes later we had to regroup and say, 'OK, for this next match, here are some things to work on,'" she added.
Wills' path to 500 victories didn't start as you might expect for a longtime volleyball coach. She played basketball in college and started her career as a basketball coach. While on staff at Abilene Cooper, the athletic director called her in and informed her she would be taking over the volleyball team.
"He said, 'I want you to take over volleyball program. I've looked at talent and we should win district.'"
Wills was unsure of the idea, having spent only two years as an assistant volleyball coach. She expressed her concerns, but was effectively told if she was going to get a head coaching job at the school, this would be it.
Apprehensive, Wills jumped on board and learned as much as she could that first season. Oh, and she won a district championship.
"I always wondered, if I hadn't won district, what would have happened?" she said. "But that started a love of volleyball and a great adventure since."
Eleven years ago, Wills came to Mansfield and started the Lady Wolves program. While she's not sure about reaching 600 victories, she knows she's not ready to step aside just yet.
"People always ask me, 'When are you going to quit, when are you going to retire?' I always tell them when I'm not having fun or when I don't think I'm making any difference at all. But I still love what I'm doing. I love the kids."
Timberview girls athletics coordinator Kit Martin still sees the drive in Wills, as though she was just starting her career.
"She's really a natural with people," Martin said. "When she walks on a volleyball court she feels really at home. It's a joy for her to work with kids at a game she loves. Her enthusiasm is that of a young coach and I think that's fun to watch."
It's no mystery to Wills what makes the job exciting for her after all these years.
"The job is different every day," she said. "When you're working with kids – especially teenagers – the job is different every day. One day is never the same as the next."
"It's not easy job, coaching or teaching," she added. "But I can't imagine anything more rewarding."
And when trying put the 500 wins in perspective, Wills put it into a different context, one that exemplifies her approach to coaching.
"Those 500 wins represent about 800 girls."
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Friday, October 9, 2009
Back when I started femulating in the early 1960s, most women wore girdles.
"Girdles were considered essential garments by many women from approximately 1910 to the late 1960s. They created a rigid, controlled figure that was seen as eminently respectable and modest. They were also crucial to the couturier Christian Dior's 1947 New Look, which featured a voluminous skirt and a narrow, nipped-in waistline, also known as a wasp waist.
"Later in the 1960s, the girdle was generally supplanted by pantyhose. Pantyhose replaced girdles for many women who had used the girdle essentially as a means of holding up sheer nylon stockings. Those who want more control purchase "control top" pantyhose. Many women forgo wearing girdles, stockings, and pantyhose entirely." (source Wikipedia)
I know for a fact that all the females in my household wore girdles when I began femulating and I wore a girdle, too. It held up my stockings, held in my belly, and helped give me a feminine figure.
When panythose replaced stockings, I continued to wear a girdle and still wear one today. In addition to shaping my body, it provided another function that became very important when my femulation took me out of the house: a girdle provided an effective way of hiding my private parts. It was more effective and more comfortable than wearing a gaff.
Today, few women wear girdles. I know for a fact that none of the females in my household wear girdles, but I still wear one. My guess is that a lot of other "girls" who started femulating back when I started still include a girdle or two in their wardrobe.
Long live the Sisterhood of the Panty Girdle!
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I started femulating later than you did. However, I, too, wore a girdle for the reasons you mention.
I haven't worn one in some time. However, I think about wearing them again, as my figure isn't as useful as it once was. On the other hand, having had my surgery, I don't have the other issue you mention!- AnonymousOctober 09, 2009
I may not wear a girdle but do wear a control brief and own an all-in-one body briefer. That holds me in, in all of the right places.
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Dear Staci L.
As a new finder to your website, I feel that there is a real place that i can relate my life long female feelings that i have almost always had as long as i can remember. As the last of 4 boys my mom had i really feel that i got a lot of that female gender inside of me.
For instance as a 45 year old i still have a full head of hair, 29 inch waist, 35 inch hips and love to wear most playtex firm control garments. My daily girdle is a ICBG or the 18 hour long leg.
Well must go for now, but really glad i found your site as i get to know this laptop i shall blog to you later!!!! - AnonymousAugust 21, 2010
I grew up in the girdle era. When I started femulating, at 6 if I remember, I "borrowed" a neighbor girl's pantygirdle left on the line over night. Much later I felt compelled to borrow 10 girdles from a neighbor's clothes line. As these were the undies of three sisters, I had my pick in tightness. I wore them often under my school slacks. Sometimes I even wore one to sleep. Later I purchased both panty and open bottom girdles and still prefer the later for a night out to pantyhose. I wear a sport panty or pantygirdle over my tights around the house. My wife accepts my CD'ing but finds my choice of underwear bizarre. She has not worn a girdle in decades and enjoys her "freedom" Well to each... Cheers, Kate
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Ms. Playtex:
I have worn a girdle since a teen and still enjoy them at age 60. Classic satin paneled girdles can still be found on the net. The feeling of a snug girdle and tight longline bra with a sheer pair of stockings is very fem. I am in a girdle frequently at work as well as femulating completly on weekends.I Love wearing girdles! - AnonymousOctober 27, 2011
The real key to wearing a girdle is to find a Professional Corsetier and be properly fitted. First the corsetier consulted me as to my life style, I am fairly active but I work on computers a lot. She then measured both my hips and waist. After talking with me and looking at me she put me in a long legged high waisted firm boned and zippered panty girdle. She had to also teach me how to properly put on a girdle, she had me lie down pull up my legs lean way back and pull up the girdle then hook up the hooks and eyes and pull up the zipper. She also explained that I needed to just keep my stomach muscles very relaxed and let the girdle just hold and support me. She then had me stand up, what a great experience - I had never really experienced before I felt absolutly fantastic my clothes fit so much better, my posture improved 100 percent, and the best of all I felt a dramatic increase in energy and confidence. I was amazed that wearing a girdle would have that much of benefit.
The corsetier explained that over a week to even a few weeks of daily wearing a girdle that I will be become quite dependent on being girdled. And yes this does happen and I love it being daily well encased in a girdle. Now I wear a girdle even when just relaxing around the house.
If you are interested in locating a great corsetier email me at email@example.com - AnonymousMay 02, 2012
Hello Everyone,
I am a new member of the Sisterhood and would really appreciate if anyone could give me some information as to:
Where I can buy panty girdle patterns or
If seamstresses would actually make them to specifications.
Thank you kindly,
Leslie I agree, I just adore Panty Girdles with garter tabs. In the sixties there were so many pretty colors that panty girdles came in--I had a pretty pale blue one with ruffled lace at the hem.
Also wore a very FEMININE lacy Yellow one with metal garters. So wonderful and you are correct, helps me keep tucked WAY BACK so I have a smooth Feminine front.- AnonymousFebruary 16, 2015
I grew up in a household with women only. I often saw my mother in her girdle and stockings when she changed. So it was quite natural that one day I tried one of her girdles and a pair of stockings. And what can I say. I was hooked imediately. From then on I was wearing a girdle whenever possible.
Now many years later I still wear girdles almost daily. I love the obg style but sometimes I wear a llpg too. A while ago I tried a bra. Now I am always properly girdled. My wife wears girdles too and approves my girdle wearing.


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What were they thinking? Police warn about dangers of level crossing after schoolboy and couple pushing pram risk their lives
- Transport Police say consequences could have been 'horrific'
- Four deaths in five years at danger crossing in Crawley, Sussex
This is the moment a school boy diced with death by running over a deadly level crossing as the barriers came crashing down.
Another reckless couple were caught on camera pushing their baby's buggy over the crossing despite the red warning lights clearly flashing in front of them.
The youngster, dressed in his school uniform, sprinted across the busy railway tracks despite the flashing warning lights and lowering barrier.
He made it across in front of the train but then appeared oblivious to the danger he had put himself in.
Madness: Schoolboy ignores warning lights and runs across a level crossing in Crawley, Sussex, on November 22, as the barrier comes down
In a hurry? Couple with baby in pushchair ignore the waring lights to walk over level crossing moments seconds before the safety barriers come down
The reckless pedestrians all ignored warning signs where four people have died in recent years at the crossing in Crawley, Sussex.
MP for Crawley Henry Smith said today that the level crossing has been a 'chronic problem' for many years.
He said: "Network Rail have regularly done awareness campaigns, but people
still feel the need to jump the gate.
'I have been down there with representatives from Network Rail talking to people about how to be safe and raising awareness.
'People have the 'it won't happen to me' attitude. It is true that 99 per cent of people will get away with it, but it only takes one who does not for there to be a serious accident with tragic consequences.
'Even if the train has slowed down for the nearby station and is only going at 10mph it will still kill a child and probably an adult too.
'That particular crossing has been a chronic problem for several years. There have been horrendous stories of near misses and tragic deaths on the crossing.
'It is not just Crawley that has this problem it is like this across the country.'
The British Transport Police (BTP) today warned that the consequences of the schoolboy and parent's actions could have been 'horrific.'
A spokesman for the BTP asked pedestrians and motorists to 'exercise a little patience' at level crossings.
Four deaths in five years at danger crossing
Brett Heath, 19, died instantly from multiple injuries after he was hit by a train on the crossing after a night out in August 2007.
A mother-of-two Linda Powell, 55, from East Grinstead, Sussex, died instantly after she was hit by a train at the crossing on May 19, 2009.
Then on July 30, 2009, former bus driver Michael Heron, 51, died at the crossing after being hit by a train at 11.23pm.
And a fourth person David Barber, 53, died after he was hit by a train on the level crossing just before 10am on January 15, 2010.
He said: 'The actions of these people are absolutely unbelievable.
'They were clearly willing to risk their lives to nip across the tracks either to get where they were going more quickly or just for the sake of causing mischief.
'This time they were lucky, but we have seen many incidents in which others have not been as fortunate.
'Barriers are in place at level crossings to keep motorists and pedestrians safe from harm and, when used correctly, that is exactly what they achieve.
'However, when barriers and signals are ignored, the consequences can be horrific. We ask all motorists and pedestrians to exercise a little patience.'
The shocking picture shows the boy running across the tracks where the railway line crosses Horsham Road close to Goffs Park in Crawley, Sussex, on November 22.
His school uniform suggests he is a pupil at the nearby Hazelwick School in Three Bridges, Crawley, Sussex.
Headteacher Ann Fearon today said: 'I hope this incident reminds all students - and members of the public - about the importance of road safety.
'We will continue to impress on our students the importance of all aspects of safety. But this isn't just an issue for the school, it's an issue for society.'
Several people have died at the Horsham Road level crossing in Crawley in recent years.
Brett Heath, 19, died instantly from multiple injuries after he was hit by a train on the crossing after a night out in August 2007.
A mother-of-two Linda Powell, 55, from East Grinstead, Sussex, died instantly after she was hit by a train at the crossing on May 19, 2009.
Then on July 30, 2009, former bus driver Michael Heron, 51, died at the crossing after being hit by a train at 11.23pm.
And a fourth person David Barber, 53, died after he was hit by a train on the level crossing just before 10am on January 15, 2010.
Earlier this year Network Rail was fined £1million for breaches at a level crossing where two teenage girls were killed.
Olivia Bazlinton, 14, and Charlotte Thompson, 13, were hit by a train in 2005 as they crossed the tracks through unlocked pedestrian gates at Elsenham station in Essex.
Judge Turner ruled Network Rail had a 'solemn responsibility' for the safety of members of the public, adding: 'Network Rail, in part by itself and in part through its predecessor Railtrack, failed to ensure that the risks were properly assessed, controlled or managed.'
Charlotte Thompson (left), 13 and Olivia Bazlinton, 14, were hit by a train in 2005 at Elsenham train station, Essex
Elsewhere in Britain schoolgirl Katie Littlewood, 15, was struck at high speed while using the pedestrian crossing at Johnson's Footpath in Bishop's Stortford, Herts., on January 28, 2012.
Nicola Dooris, Network Rail community safety manager, said: 'Despite ongoing safety campaigns, hard-hitting television adverts and rail safety schemes in schools which highlight the dangers, it is disappointing that people of all ages continue to misuse the level crossings in Crawley.
'We appreciate it can be frustrating to wait for trains to pass through but there is no excuse for level-crossing misuse.
'To avoid loss of life, injury, damage to vehicles and causing delays to passengers, always obey the warning sequence and never attempt to cross the railway when it has started.'
The shocking pictures of people risking their lives by ignoring the warning signals at level crossing were taken as part of an investigation into dangerous behaviour at the crossing by a local paper.
Network Rail statistics show that the number of deaths on level crossings is decreasing from 10 in 2008/2009, eight in 2009/2010, six in 2010/2011 and four in 2011/2012.
But Network Rail said despite the decrease they are continually trying to educate people of all ages about the dangers of misusing level crossings.
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My daughter recently moved from Boulder to the Walnut Creek area. She has been disappointed with all she's tried so far. Does anyone have suggestions for any type of cusine? All responses would be greatly appreciated. I'm headed out next week! Thanks!!
This has been addressed from time to time; try the search function. What has she tried that she didn't like? Narrowing it down to a few types of cuisine or $ level would help us help you.
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Chopin Cafe for excellent homestyle Polish food.
Some positive reports recently about Chef Jon Lee's Asian Fusion Cuisine, but I haven't been, so can't confirm.
Chopin Cafe
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re: abstractpoet
I went to Chef Jon Lee. It sucks. The same positive reports are on every food website on the web. Nice people so I'm being kind by not posting a report. However, the next positive report I see here, I'll have plenty of detail.
For good Asian food go to Lily's in nearby Lafayette.
http://www.chow.com/restaurants/11156...Lafayette actually has some good restaurants such as Kopitiam, Pizza Antica, Bo's BBQ, El Jarro (mixed opinions), Chow, Chevalier (Michelan mention, I think),
http://search.chow.com/search?query=&...Concord has Namaste,
It would help if you post what restaurants she didn't like.
re: rworange
Thanks for the update about Chef Jon Lee. I guess that earlier thread got removed as a potential shill? It's no longer there.
Like I said at the time, the menu looked extremely unappealing to me, but since a couple different people had good things to say, I figured I'd reserve judgment.
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re: rworange
I also went to Chef Jon Lee after seeing the potential shill thread here...first time it was closed despite coming during a peak lunch hour. I gave it another shot at lunch time. Tried their special crunchy sticky chicken, which I actually kind of liked. The sauce was gooey and tangy - but I'd consider the dish as a whole a step above Panda Express. I wasn't expecting much more, so it was in line with what I was looking for. The soup, which the very kind waitress/owner described as freshly made chicken dumpling, was overly salty and pretty disgusting.
Menu was all over the place, which explains the "confusion" part of their name, I suppose. There's nothing else I would want to try there, so I probably wouldn't go out of my way to come back.
re: alina555
Yeah, two more five star reviews showed up on Yelp in the last few days. I thought the two star reveiw describing the chiken like TJ's orange chicken was funny ... though probably unkind to TJ. Panda Express is a good analagy. For heaven's sake ... never get the scampi ... seriously.
You know ... sometimes a new place gets ... enthusiastic. There were a few things I read about the place which are on the Chow restaurant record that interested me. So I figure I'd give them a try. If they are good and interesting, then win-win-win ... I have a good meal ... Chowhounds get clued in on a good new place ... the restaurant gets some business.
I'm looking around for a good scampi for a friend of my husband who thinks Cheescake Factory has the ultimate version. Let me say right now ... Cheesecake Factory won ... big time.
Again, I'll hold off on the gory details which I wrote up. But any neon-glowing reports on the dishes I tried and I am more than willing to go into gory detail.
re: rworange
I have not eaten at Chef Jon Lee, only spoken to him and at the time before the thread was removed on Chow, I commented on the promise of the new restaurant. Since then I, too, have read all the 5-star reviews on Yelp and noticed the similar writing style and content which led me to think that something was amiss. This is highly unfortunate for food bloggers and reviewers. I hope the food websites will be left to reviews by real diners for real opinion and not to overzealous restaurant owners and investors. Thanks, rw, for your update and input.
I had a great lunch last week at a Cuban restaurant called Havana. It's on Bonanza St. in downtown Walnut Creek. Check out the website for the menu. I had a shrimp tamale that had a really nice garlic sauce on it. It was listed as an appetizer or small plate, not a full meal, but it was fine with a shared order of rice and black beans.
They highlight their mojitos, but there is a full bar and wine.-----
1516 Bonanza St, Walnut Creek, CA 945960-
re: pcdarnell
they make pitchers of mojitos there which are hard to resist:-)
My friend who grew up in Walnut Creek likes the tapas bar Va De Vi, although concedes that it can be spendy.
re: vulber
I'd say that Va Da Vi is probably the best restaurant in Walnut Creek.
Il Fornaio isn't bad.
Not Great but not bad.
Lark Creek hits more often than misses.
Some folks swear they love PF Chang's but it is not my style, so can't really endorse it misself.
It has been years since I ate at Prima but I remember we enjoyed it. Maybe its still there.
I typically just go to Pyramid for a Beer and a salad. Tho' it seems the food is better at Berkeley Pyramid.
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Crazy Doctors - Part II
I had no idea people were this interested! Truly, every day in radiology is like an episode of House (without the attitude*).
Rather than simply tell you what it is, let me show you what I saw. These images are from her CT scan (obviously, all patient info has been removed. We are a teaching institution and there is an expectation that people will learn from you whenever possible).
Any ideas?
18 comments:
- KenP said...
Pretty sure I'm on to something here...
Glows in the Dark? - 7:25 AM
- StB said...
some kind of bowel obstruction
- genomeboy said...
based on the uhhhh...girth of the patient, I'd first say she's eating too much Peking Duck...which are causing her kidney stones...uric acid increased and all...
- Otis said...
Damned if that doesn't look like a bird's head in there...but...it can't be that. So what?
- BLAARGH! said...
The correct answer. - 8:58 AM
- SirFWALGMan said...
Blaaargs a fag.. bet you didn't see that on any fucking scan. Isn't that a pic of her brain? First I thought it was her lungs? Like smoking too much.. but ducks.. so like inhaling duck shit or something.. fuck if I even know what the hell part you scanned.. maybe this is why women hate me..
- Grange95 said...
Looks to me like lungs. You can see the vertebrae at the bottom of the images, what look like ribs on the sides, and the other ghost-like images are probably internal organs. The white spots in the lungs are probably pneumonia, cysts, or something else that scars lung tissue.
Of course, I'm likely 100% wrong and we're looking at a scan of her lunch bag. - 9:36 AM
- genomeboy said...
ok, I agree with the LAGGy lawyer that the image is higher than the kidneys...maybe some type of aortic dissection in progress?
- BLAARGH! said...
OK, it's quite obviously psittacosis, you can see the bacteria infecting her lungs. A good dose of anitbiotics and choking the chicken will cure it right up.
Next patient, please.
(A man went to the psychiatrist wearing nothing but saran wrap. The psychiatrist looks at him and says "I knew you were crazy, but now I can see your nuts".) - 10:56 AM
- bastinptc said...
I'm still going with histoplasmosis, as it is one of the most common ailments. Aside from SOB, what symptoms was she exhibiting? If it is histo, is it disseminated?
Makes me want to get out and clean our coop. Not.
Big woman, eh?
Word verif. "upper" - 11:12 AM
- pokerpeaker said...
Neat post. Though with you as the doc, I find it hard to believe there isn't ANY attitude accompanying the diagnosis.
I only took four years of medical school - I had to drop out because all the nursing students were attacking me - so I'm not really sure. - 11:39 AM
- DrChako said...
I'm loving this.
Before I reveal the answer, a couple points:
1. Congrats to those who recognized that this is a CT scan of the chest. Yes, those are vertebral bodies in the back.
2. Great call on her "girth." It's actually pertinent to this case in a round about way (no pun intended).
3. Her upper lungs are horrible and her lower lungs are normal. That's also important.
I'll reveal the answer in an upcoming post.
PS. Extra credit to Blaargh for making me laugh out loud with the P-shop. - 1:15 PM
- BLAARGH! said...
Does anyone else see the skull and crossbones in the 3rd picture in the vertebrae? That lady is f*cked!
- KenP said...
vertebral bodies????
Sounds like a Hooter's reference.
As to the diagnosis:
definitely Trumbra
At least that's what the verification thingy below says. - 1:28 PM
- KenP said...
I know it is ancient, but...
DrC: So what is #1?
Waffles: Picture of women and horse.
DrC: And, pic #2?
Waffles: Same women with a goat?
DrC: Amazing, #3?
Waffles: They're doing that thing just under 70.
DrC: Waffles, you are one sick puppy.
Waffles: Hey Doc! You are the one showing all the dirty pictures. - 2:24 PM
- MHG said...
This woman's breasts are descending, which is sadly a natural tendency in elderly women. I'd give her a clean bill of health, she's probably going to pass away soon from old age, no need to scare her and speed up the process.
- The Wife said...
I'd call it "House - Redux: Less drug addiction, more Ferrari addiction"
Love the humor, but I'm too busy to play doctor so I'm jumping ahead to read the answer. - 10:14 PM
- SirFWALGMan said...
So fuck I was right about it being lungs. My reason for choosing that first was it was such a big organ so it either had to be Bobby's cock or someones lungs.
Of course I second guessed myself but fuck I have no confidence at all what do you expect.
I was like 1/2 right about Bird shit being the cause also... hmm.. maybe I missed my calling?
Oh and Fuck Ken wtf did I do to you? Fucking cut your hair you fucking hippie. - 9:58 AM


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THE shape of a protein molecule is critical to its job. So knowing its shape tells you a lot about what a newly discovered protein is for. It can also provide a short cut to designing drugs which interact with that protein. Prizes, Nobel or otherwise, will therefore go to those who can find a way of predicting a protein's shape reliably.
One method, known as an ab initio solution, is to try to calculate the shape from first principles. Proteins are long chains of molecular sub-units known as amino acids (there are 20 sorts available, each with different chemical properties). In theory, all of the electrical forces between the amino acids in a protein can be worked out. The way that the chain folds up might then be predicted. In practice, many protein scientists regard that as a near-impossible feat, although IBM plans to have a go by building a computer, called Blue Gene, that will make existing supercomputers look like pocket calculators.
The other approach is to use protein structures that have already been worked out by such techniques as X-ray crystallography and magnetic-resonance imaging as models for the shapes of similar but as yet unanalysed proteins. But even though many proteins are members of families that share a lot of characteristics, and despite the fact that nearly 10,000 protein structures are now known, the field's theoreticians have yet to work out how to make reliable guesses about the shapes of the millions that remain unanalysed.
Now, Peter Wolynes, a biochemist at the University of California, San Diego, and his colleagues think they have hit on a solution that combines parts of both approaches. They plan to set a neural network—a type of computer program that is specially designed for learning and recognition—the task of learning enough about those structures that are already known to have a stab at predicting the shape of any protein, regardless of its family affiliations. While the program avoids having to work out the details of the chemical interactions between individual amino acids, it can still make use of such information when it has already been gathered about older protein structures.
As Dr Wolynes demonstrates in his paper in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, the key to such understanding lies in a statistical tool known as landscape theory. A rock at the top of a hill is less stable than the same rock at the bottom of a hill. It has what is known as gravitational potential energy, which it gives up when gravity attracts it down the hill. The protein equivalent of a rock at the top of a hill is an unfolded chain. As the chain folds up it becomes more stable because the electrostatic potential energy it contains is given up when positively and negatively charged areas of the chain attract one another. The most stable arrangement—the one where the most potential energy has been given up—is the one where the process of folding stops.
In Dr Wolynes's model, the neural network learns the parameters of this comfort zone by example—from a set of 38 proteins about which detailed information is already recorded. From this, it recognises such things as the strengths of the electrostatic forces that draw positively charged amino acids towards negatively charged ones, and the effects of the amino acids' interactions with water. Most importantly, it learns the distances between the amino acids in folded proteins. This means that when it is presented with a new amino-acid sequence, it can make a good stab at the shape that sequence should adopt, even if it has never before encountered a similar sequence.
A good test of Dr Wolynes's model came at this year's Critical Assessment of Structure Prediction conference, a biennial tournament where several hundred laboratories vie to deduce the structures of unknown proteins. Earlier this month, Dr Wolynes learned unofficially that his team's program performed "quite well" in the ab initio category (the official results will be announced next month). With some further tinkering, it should be downhill all the way.


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Murray N. Rothbard used to say that it is impossible to convince the economically illiterate with reductios ad absurdum. Why? This is because the very purpose of this type of logical argument is to embarrass our friends on the Left (and the Right too, sad to say, see below) by taking up the ...
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