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Sometimes, a recipe comes along that just speaks to you. This little Peach Crunch Cake, courtesy of baking maven, Bakerella, was just one of those recipes. Loaded with chopped walnuts, packed brown sugar and lots of sliced peaches, it resembles a peach cobbler, and would be extra delicious with a scoop of vanilla ice cream over the top. We decided to try it out and let our fellow Mission employees be the guinea pigs, and the results were, you guessed it, peachy!
Peach Crunch Cake
24.5 oz jar of sliced peaches in light syrup
1 package yellow cake mix
1 stick butter (1/2 cup), cut into 16 pieces
1 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Layer ingredients in a 13 X 9 dish, in order starting with the peaches.
Bake for about 40 minutes.
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Muscle carnitine in hypo- and hyperthyroidism. | |
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Weakness is common in both hyper- and hypothyroidism, and skeletal muscle L-carnitine may play a role in this regard, as suggested by studies indicating abnormal levels of carnitine in serum and urine of patients with thyroid dysfunction. Skeletal muscle samples were obtained for carnitine analysis from control subjects, and from hyperthyroid and hypothyroid patients before and after treatment. There was a significant reduction in carnitine, especially the esterified portion, in hyperthyroid individuals, with a return to normal as euthyroid status was regained. In hypothyroid patients, there was a trend for carnitine to be lower than normal and for improvement once euthyroid status was attained. Our data indicate that muscle carnitine levels are affected by both hypo- and hyperthyroidism. A decrease in muscle carnitine in both conditions may contribute to thyroid myopathy. |
Christopher Sinclair; James M Gilchrist; James V Hennessey; Manju Kandula |
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Type: Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't |
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Title: Muscle & nerve Volume: 32 ISSN: 0148-639X ISO Abbreviation: Muscle Nerve Publication Date: 2005 Sep |
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Created Date: 2005-08-29 Completed Date: 2005-09-30 Revised Date: 2006-11-15 |
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Nlm Unique ID: 7803146 Medline TA: Muscle Nerve Country: United States |
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Department of Neurology, Rhode Island Hospital, Brown Medical School, Providence, Rhode Island 02903, USA. |
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Adult Biopsy Carnitine / metabolism* Down-Regulation / physiology Female Humans Hyperthyroidism / complications, metabolism*, physiopathology Hypothyroidism / complications, metabolism*, physiopathology Male Middle Aged Muscle Weakness / etiology, metabolism*, physiopathology Muscle, Skeletal / metabolism*, physiopathology Muscular Diseases / etiology, metabolism*, physiopathology |
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It's official -- as of today all of our kids are in elementary school. I celebrated my first day of having no kids around by, um, wasting a lot of time. Well, I did do some things, but not as much as I would have liked. But now I have tomorrow, and the next day, and the next day....really, it's staggering.
Hattie jumped right on that big old bus like she was born on it. Everyone had a good day at school, and they were in bed by 7:50 pm. I could get used to this.
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About Brigitte Roshay
Brigitte Roshay was born on the tropical island of Mauritius, spent her young adult life in the 'City of lights' (Paris) and now resides in the dynamic city of Dubai.
Ever since her childhood, she has been passionate about painting, being highly commended by the Royal Drawing Society of Great Britain while still living in Mauritius.
She suspended her artistic activities, however, to devote herself to the more urgent demands of her professional and personal life, getting married and raising a family.
Her passion for art and painting was never really very far away and about 10 years ago, her husband, having heard her say again and again that she wanted to paint, offered to her for her birthday an easel, a few canvas, brushes, paint, and with them, came a renaissance of interest and renewed activity which is now a full-time occupation.
Over the last few years, Brigitte has been taking painting courses at Dubai International Art Center (DIAC) where she met other painters. They have since formed a group, ArtIIgether, a group of 10 artists, who often paint and exhibit in and around Dubai.
Her favorite subjects? She is fascinated by everything she sees when travelling about the UAE – the colors, the people the culture …, she paints fondly subjects of her native Mauritius and France, her adopted country. She enjoys painting sceneries, scenes and people. She also paints Natures Mortes ('still life').
She loves to express emotions through her paintings. One of the comments she had from a person who bought one of her paintings is that "they are not only nice to look at, but also show emotions and sensibility".
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Arte Souk, Time Square, Dubai
The Ladies Club, Dubai, 2008 & 2012
Courtyard Gallery, Dubai
DIAC, Dubai
Dar Ibn Haytham Gallery, Bastakiya, Dubai
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- Shopping festival, January 2012
- Eid al-Adha, October 2012
-National Day celebrations, December 2012
Fazza Disabled International Championships, Dubai February 2012
Crowne Plaza, May 2012
Galerie de l'Aube (Mauritius), 2012-2013
Artistique Novelty, Green Community, Dubai, from March 2013
Taj Palae Hotel, Dubai
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MEIS proteins as partners of the TLX1/HOX11 oncoprotein
Milech, N., Gottardo, N.G., Ford, J., D'Souza, D., Greene, W.K., Kees, U.R. and Watt, P.M. (2010) MEIS proteins as partners of the TLX1/HOX11 oncoprotein. Leukemia Research, 34 (3). pp. 358-363.
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Aberrant expression of the TLX1/. HOX11 proto-oncogene is associated with a significant subset of T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemias (T-ALL). Yet the manner in which TLX1 contributes to oncogenesis is not fully understood. Since, typically, interactions of HOX and TALE homeodomain proteins are determinant of HOX function, and HOX/MEIS co-expression has been shown to accelerate some leukemias, we systematically examined whether TLX1 interacts with MEIS and PBX proteins. Here, we report that TLX1 and MEIS proteins both interact and are co-expressed in T-ALL, and suggest that co-operation between TLX1 and MEIS proteins may have a significant role in T-cell leukemogenesis.
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Murdoch Affiliation: | School of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences |
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Copyright: | © 2009 Elsevier Ltd. |
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The future can wait say Mjallby
Johan Mjallby is enjoying his time in Paradise but is only looking till May for now. Johan Mjallby is not looking any further than the end of this season as he helps interim boss Neil Lennon finish off on a high. Mjallby returned to Parkhead last week and forward planning is not part of the interim management pair's remit, however, as both men look to build on Saturday's 3-1 win over Kilmarnock and show the board they deserve to be appointed on a permanent basis. Mjallby said: "The thought (of staying longer) hasn't really crossed my mind yet. I have only been here a week. But even if it is only on a short-term basis it is going to be a fantastic experience. I hope in the future that I can have a say (about who comes in) but we don't have time to look for players because we don't know if we are going to be here next season. Right now we are only concentrating on the team and trying to lift their spirits. Obviously we will have to wait and see at the end of the season if we have been successful. If the team is playing in the right manner and have got some wins then at least they (the board) have to think about it. In fact, Neil and I haven't talked about continuing our relationship. Right now, I am trying to help him as much as possible. It is always nice to know what you are going to do in a year or so, training and playing-wise, but it is obviously an unlucky situation. The previous manager had to go and obviously the board had to bring someone in and Neil was the right man for the job. He has been around the club, not only as a player but with the youth team and reserves. It was perfect for the club that he was still here and they could bring him in during a time when it is hard to get someone in. But we don't have that much time so the main thing is to lift the spirits. The talent is here so hopefully we can get on a winning run." This is Mjallby and Lennon's first real coaching post and they have started off at the top. Neither have any fear about what they can do under the spotlight in Scotland. Mjallby said: "It's great. You can't get a better experience. Obviously it is a bit different when you are over here at the highest level as opposed to Sweden, where I would probably get a wee bit frustrated because I'm used to being around players who play for big clubs. If you start in the lower leagues in Sweden most of the guys are going to be semi-professional if they get any wages at all. Then it is hard to expect a lot from them. So I think it is easy to melt in here because I am used to the atmosphere around Celtic and I am used to the expectation. Dealing with the players has been no problem. Lenny phoned me because he knows what I am like. I won't change. I am direct and expect a lot from the players and myself, so I don't think it is going to be a problem. I have been very impressed by the players so far, there is a lot of talent here and maybe they are just lacking in confidence. We have a chance and mathematically we will fight for every point. We can try and tell the players as best as we can but the only thing is, it is not in our hands. We are some points behind but we will try and win every game, that is the main thing, and look to win the Scottish Cup."


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It seems odd to shoplift a pair of $4 gloves while paying for $1,445 worth of other items. But that's what Jimin Chen was accused of doing at the Home Depot store in San Leandro, California. Odder still is what he says the company did to him after.
According to Chen he and a friend each put on a pair of gloves from the store while loading a cart with $1,445 worth of items. He removed the gloves during checkout and put them on the cart but the gloves weren't scanned. Chen claims to have been nabbed at the exit by a security guard, taken to a room in the back of the store for questioning, and then handcuffed after suffering an asthma attack. He says he was released after signing an agreement to stay out of the store for 90 days.
Now for the odd part; less than a week later Chen received a letter from a Florida law firm representing Home Depot demanding a payment of $350 to settle the charge of shoplifting. He ignored that letter and a second one arrived demanding $625. Both letters threatened legal action if he did not pay up.
Chen has since been named as a plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit filed against Home Depot in Superior Court in Alameda, California. The suit accuses Home Depot of using "demand letter mills" to shake down customers for arbitrary and unjust "damages" with false threats of criminal prosecution.
In a number of states—including California—companies victimized by shoplifting are permitted to sue alleged perpetrators in civil court. Chen's suit claims Home Depot acted illegally by ignoring the requirement to file suit and attempting to intimidate alleged shoplifters into paying amounts above and beyond California's statutory limit of $500.
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Abstract: Experiments on privately provided public goods generally find that subjects are far more cooperative than predicted, while experiments on oligopolies and the commons almost always obtain the Nash-equilibrium predictions, despite being very similar games. This paper examines whether this difference could be due to the fact that with public goods there is a positive externality, while with the others the externality is negative. The result of the experiments is that subjects are more willing to cooperate when the externality is positive, even though the potential outcomes are the same. This suggests a behavioral asymmetry between the warm-glow of doing something good and cold-prickle of doing something bad. Copyright 1995, the President and Fellows of Harvard College and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Nicknames are for gaze.
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I disagree but real nicknames that stick and fit come about and spread almost like a meme. They're legitimate the moment that they appear and start spreading instantly.
None of these I'm afraid fall into that catagory.
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I've always liked the name Abraham.
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IF the defense continues on it's current path, I'd like to see the return of The House of Pain.
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How about "The Wrecking Crew"? It's not like the Aggies will be using it in the next 10 years...
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Blood-n-guts defense!
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Let's just leave it alone. I want to see more long-term success than 10 games of one season before thinking about names and bragging rites. This D gave up 40 points to Brees not too long ago, even if they are getting better with time. I prefer the way this whole team is taking care a bidness and NOT sayin' $^!+.
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The Blue ballers.
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because they are contrived. Good nicknames come after someone does something noteworthy or epic. Epic in a bad way or good way. We called this team all kinds of derogatory names once they were an epic fail on defense...it's just a matter of time before this team starts to get a National identify as a tough defensive unit. If we continue to play well someone will say something at the right time and that something will stick. I don't think the Orange Crush, the Steel Curtain or the Monsters of the Midway were named 10 games into the very first season they had a dominant unit (as a general example).
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The bad (followed by the good):
-Checked into Lamothe House on Esplanade Ave. December 27th 2012.
-Renovations are still ongoing. Please consider this hotel only if you're assured they've been completed.
-The entry way was covered in visqueen and a stack of raw flooring.
-The quaint antiques (shown in some photos) and which many B&B guests seek will only be
offered in a few rooms.
-There were more construction workers and painters visible during my stay than guests.
-Peaked into many rooms under renovation, and most were barely big enough to squeeze in the bed.
-Testing the smoke alarms blared throughout the hotel over a half dozen times before I left.
-The hotel's brochure describes free parking and complimentary continental breakfast.
-Parking is $20.00. (Two hour restricted street parking is free overnight).
--There is no breakfast offered, so consider this a hotel not a B&B.
- My 3 star ranking reflects my "pardon our dust" experience - under which the hotel should not have accepted
reservations or reviews.
The good:
-The hotel is ideally located just a block from the music clubs on Frenchmen Street.
-The room I booked hadn't been serviced and I was upgraded to a king.
-Almost all of the rooms have been remolded with quality contemporary furniture, fixtures and baths.
-The pool is cleaner than described in other reviews.
-Happily, they retained and refinished the hardwood floors.
- Once renovations are completed this will be a quality property (although with mostly smaller rooms).
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Nestled in the ancient oaks of Esplanade Avenue, the ornate architectural detail of the past meets modern comfort and convenience in our restoration of the historic Lamothe House hotel. Featuring an elaborate courtyard accented by mature landscaping, a garden pond, and a refreshing pool, peace and relaxation are just steps away from the thrill the Crescent City has to offer.In addition to 30 guest rooms refinished in traditional style, five Grand Antique Suites have been preserved from the original 1839 construction of the home of Jean Lamothe, a wealthy sugar cane planter of French descent. Furnished with antique furniture & artwork, the detail and charm that exemplifies old New Orleans is accessible to today's traveler.Not to be overlooked is the Faubourg Marigny neighborhood the Lamothe House calls home. Here visitors will find Frenchmen Street, often referred to as "the local's Bourbon Street", which features some of the best local music and cuisine found in the French Quarter.Whether it's your first or your next visit to the Big Easy, find the authentic New Orleans experience you are searching for at the Lamothe House. ... more less
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Title: | Sustainable Management Practices of Taro (Colocasia esculenta) Production in Western Samoa |
Author: | Liyanage, A de S; Misipati, Peni |
Date: | 1993-01 |
Publisher: | University of Hawaii |
Citation: | Liyanage A de S, Misipati P. 1993. Sustainable management practices of taro (Colocasia esculenta) production in Western Samoa. In: Ferentinos L, editor. Proceedings of the Sustainable Taro Culture for the Pacific Conference. Sustainable Taro Culture for the Pacific Conference; 1992 Sept 24-25; Honolulu, Hawaii. Honolulu (HI): University of Hawaii. p. 79-83. |
Abstract: | A Rapid Rural Appraisal (RRA) survey was conducted in 30 farms in ten villages in different parts of Upolu Island of Western Samoa to ascertain the traditional sustainable methods of cultivation of taro (Colocasia esculenta). It was the major crop in a mixed cropping system under
coconut. It was also grown extensively as a monocrop, mainly in areas where forests and abandoned bush land were cleared for planting. Few farmers used insecticides, but none used fungicides to control pests and diseases, respectively. Cluster caterpillar Spodoptera litura was the most serious pest. It was controlled by crushing the caterpillars and their egg masses and cutting and burning severely infected leaves. Corm rot by Pythium spp. caused considerable damage in the wet areas. It was controlled by uprooting the plants and destroying the infected corms and also by not planting in poorly drained soils. Several major species of monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous weeds were present. Herbicides were widely used. Most applied them two to three times after planting, while some removed weeds manually and used them as a mulch. Farmers owning large holdings fallow the land for 12-18 months, while many others used short fallows of six to eight months. A few carried out continuous cropping. Erythrina subumbrans was extensively used, mainly in areas where taro was grown as a monocrop, and the loppings were used as a mulch. The cation exchange capacity (CEC), calculated from the organic carbon content, was over 20me/100g soil. This indicated that the soil fertility is good. Inorganic fertilizers were not used by many farmers. Soil erosion was prevented by mulching and allowing tree trunks and branches to remain on the ground. |
Series/Report No.: | Research Extension Series 140 |
Pages/Duration: | 5 pages |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10125/4067 |
Keywords: | Colocasia esculenta, sustainable agriculture, taro, traditional farming, Western Samoa |
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James Walter "Jim" Everett Audley Everett Alton Gilbert Everett Michael Everett |
| Photos taken about 1940 With the exception of Gilbert Everett, all are buried at Bethel Cemetery. James Walter was husband to Elizabeth "Lizzie" Glimp their children were: Warren, b. 1888 Blanche Eloise, b. 1890 Audley A., b. 1892 James Walter, b. 1893 Curtis, b. 1895 Ardelia, b. 1897 Edith, b. 1899 Flora, b. 1901 Mayme, b. 1903 for more information about the Everett family, see Burnet County History, Vol II, p. 89 and 119 |


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"This is a sponge cake that it is perfect for making petits fours. Dense yellow cake that can stand up to the process of being cut into small pieces, and iced individually. Decorate each little cake with a whole nut, some candied fruit, tiny candies, sprinkles or coconut."
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2 eggs
2 egg yolks
1 cup sugar
2 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 cup milk
5 tablespoons butter, melted
2 cups Frosting for Petits Fours
This recipie was AMAZING! No other word for it!
The cake lacks a flavoring (adding good vanilla helps, I mixed it in with the milk) and is VERY light and crumbly so I didn't find it suitable for my petit fours.
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I'm eager to try this, but I would like to say after reading the reviews that a sponge cake is not meant to be very "tasty" by itself, you should soak it with simple syrup and flavorings when you are assembling it. Its meant for it's texture and then you add the flavor.
I did not care for this recipe. "I did not care for this recipe"...... is NOT AT ALL what I wrote to rate this recipe....If we cannot express how we feel in OUR OWN words then what's the purpose in having users rate a recpie if someone can just come in and delete it and write what they want all the while your name is beside the rating??? UNFAIR, YES I BELEIVE SO!! Apparantly what I wrote worked because the recipe owner has revised this receipe and actually added the things they had left out....none-the-less, the cake and icing is horrible and a giant waste of time. Hopefully MY own words will stay attached here beside MY name because it's MY rating! Sadly some people just cannot accept the truth.
I tried this recipe twice, and both times it came out terrible. There was no flavor to it, so I did add vanilla, and quite a bit, but there was still no flavor. Also, it was very hard to get the batter evenly into the pan as it was very sticky. I also couldn't get the cake cut evenly because I couldn't get it in the pan evenly. It crumbled something bad and broke easily. I've been doing cakes for 25 years and haven't come up against one that was this bad. Unfortunately, I'm not able to say anything good about this one.
The consistency of this cake was great...but I think it tastes like a sugar cookie. No real flavoring, just sugar. Maybe less sugar and some sort of extract?? I'm not sure. I will try it again, though, because I love how dense it is--perfect for cake decorating.
This is a great recipe. Sponge cake for the most part doesn't have much flavor. But the great thing about it is you can add to it. Whether it is chocolate, or minced lemon zest. This recipe came out great for me. and was to die for with my marzipan frosting!
I think the recipe should call for beating the egg whites separately and then folding it in. That would make the texture better. The cake itself had large holes and not good for petit four icing (you could see the holes). It also tasted like eggs. Don't try this!!!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Petits Fours
Serving Size: 1/36 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 36 Amount Per Serving Calories: 70 Calories from Fat: 20
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Wed, 26 Jun 2013
Following Extreme Sailing Series Acts in Oman, Singapore and China, the Extreme 40 fleet is bound for Porto, Portugal, a venue that in 2012 attracted the biggest crowds Series has ever witnessed.
With just over four weeks to go, two of the three Swiss teams competing have drawn the lines against each other as sparring partners over three days of intensive training. Realteam, a new entry for 2013 built around the successful team who claimed the D35 championship in 2012, and Team Tilt, the Swiss Red Bull Youth America's Cup team who have been granted wildcard entry for Porto, spent three days on Lake Geneva in their Décision 35s fine tuning their skills in preparation for the Stadium Racecourse.
Team Tilt's 23-year-old skipper Lucien Cujean, and Realteam's Jérôme Clerc both admit adjusting from the Swiss lakes to 'Stadium Racing' is the biggest challenge in switching classes. With three Acts now under his belt this year, Clerc reflected on Realteam's learning curve. 'The biggest challenge for us has been to get used to this format of regattas. It is very short, very exciting, high-pressure racing. We have had to get used to this, I think we are on the way.' Cujean mirrored Clerc's thoughts, predicting that for Team Tilt, 'The toughest aspect will be to take quick decisions, avoid contact and navigate properly among a very competitive fleet. The Extreme Sailing Series has its own format of short and fast races that will be a change to what we are used to.'
The narrow starts and ultra-short course of the Extreme 40 stadium racecourse dictated the teams' training regime, which is of particular value for Team Tilt who will only have 10 days sailing on an Extreme 40 under their belts before the Act in Porto (three days from the Pirelli Regatta and seven days training in Porto). Clerc gave a rundown of what the training entailed: 'Over the three days, we set up a lot of short races and practiced a lot of reaching starts to try and replicate the Extreme 40 racecourse. We were on different boats – the D35 – and we sailed with five crew instead of the usual six to try and match the Extreme 40. It was very demanding, but a good session to help us improve in this format.'
For Team Tilt the main benefit of the two-boat training was to fast track their learning, as Cujean explained, 'Realteam is a very competitive crew and a great sparring partner. We were very lucky weather wise and did have optimum wind conditions for some great training on the water with our two coaches Laurent Voiron and Arnaud Psarofaghis, (who competed in 2012 aboard Groupe Edmond de Rothschild finishing third overall and with Realteam this year). So, all in all, it was very beneficial… but we will see in Porto how we will perform!'
Going on to talk about their objectives in Porto, Cujean continued, 'Our objective is to be competitive enough to stay in the game. This is our first competition at the Extreme 40 level so we have no ambitions on the final results but we will fight hard on each race! Good starts will be crucial as well as mark approaches. This is also our last opportunity of high-level competition before our departure to San Francisco to start training on the AC45. We are also looking forward to competing in Porto with some of the other Youth teams.' The Kiwi Youth America's Cup contingent on GAC Pindar compete as a full Series team, while the Portuguese outfit on ROFF Cascais Sailing Team will participate as the home nation team at the Portuguese Act.
And for Realteam? Well, with three Acts under their belt, the team is hoping they can up their game in the European Acts. 'Our main aim? Don't sail into the river wall! Seriously, we want to improve. We had some good results in China but we need to raise the bar of our average results. They have been mixed so far.'
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New EU moratorium on GM cultivation
(Friday, July 22, 2005 -- CropChoice news) -- 1. New EU moratorium on GM cultivation 1. New EU Moratorium on GM Cultivation SRC:Friends of the Earth Europe -- ATH:n/a This article says that EU
Environment Commissioner Stavros Dimas has ordered a temporary halt on
all new applications for genetically modified (GM) crop cultivation
until the issues of coexistence and adventitious presence are addressed
at the European level. According to the article, the temporary hold has
the potential to last a long time, as it looks unlikely that either
issue will be resolved this year. EU Agriculture Commissioner Mariann
Fischer Boel has yet to decide on possible new measures regarding the
coexistence of GM and non-GM crops. Meanwhile, the article says that
the issue of GM "contamination" of non-GM grain is a long-running
dilemma for the European Commission with "no solution in sight." The
article says that there has been no (entirely) new approval of a GM crop
for cultivation in the EU since the beginning of the bloc's de fact
moratorium on genetically modified organism (GMO)approvals in 1998. The
de facto moratorium ended last year with the approval of a GM crop for
use in food and feed, but not for cultivation. The article can be
viewed online at the link below. http://www.foeeurope.org/GMOs/publications/Biotech_July_2005.pdf 2. Whole Foods will label food GE-free Whole Foods Market and Wild Oats grocery stores both committed in 2001
to using only non-genetically engineered (GE) ingredients in their
company brand products. Now Whole Foods, the world's largest supplier of
natural and organic foods, has announced it will label its products,
including all organic food, GE-free. Growers and producers who sell to
Whole Foods will have to substantiate their non-GE practices through
documentation and independent laboratory tests. To read Whole Foods'
policy, visit
http://ucsaction.org/ct/6dL7geF1xzca/ . 3. Molecular Pharming - the New Battlefront over GM Crops http://www.i-sis.org.uk/MPTNB.php The biggest battle for democracy in the ëheartland of democracyí is
being fought over GM crops and it has shifted to molecular pharming. Dr. Mae-Wan Ho A fully referenced version of this article is posted on ISIS membersí
website. US Department of Agriculture caves in to pharm crops The battlefront over GM crops in the United States and Europe has
shifted to molecular pharming, the use of GM crops to produce
pharmaceuticals. California-based company Ventria Bioscience has been
at the forefront of pharm crops development, and has planted 75 acres
of genetically engineered rice near Plymouth in Eastern North Carolina
[1]. Ventria made applications to grow GM rice producing human lactoferrin
and lysozyme, normally produced in human milk, saliva and tears, in
California, Missouri and North Carolina, stirring up a storm of
opposition. Ventria was driven out of California last year [2], and
forced out of southeast Missouri earlier this year by a last minute
uprising from rice farmers who feared contamination of their crops and
damage to a $100 million industry that depends heavily on exports [3]. The USDA was under pressure to turn down Ventriaís request and others
like it. The Grocery Manufacturers of America, representing $500
billion in annual sales, says that the government lacks a way to
prevent pharmaceutical proteins from contaminating food. Advocacy
groups presented Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns with 30 000
signatures asking for a ban on the use of food crops to produce
pharmaceuticals. Northwest Missouri State University President Dean
Hubbard insists, however, that his institution is going ahead with a
$40 million agricultural pharmaceutical centre that would house Ventria
and other companies. On 30 June, the USDA approved Ventria application to grow its GM rice
on 270 acres in North Carolina [3], despite opposition from scientists
working at the state and federally-operated Rice Quarantine Nursery at
the Tidewater Research Station, just over half a mile from the Ventria
test site. USDA also cleared the way for Ventria to grow its pharm rice
on 200 acres in the middle of Missouriís chief rice-growing region,
even though Ventria has already withdrawn its permit applications for
that site. Anheuser-Busch, the nationís largest brewer, had indicated
it would refuse to buy any rice from southeastern Missouriís hundreds
of growers if the Ventria pharm rice was planted there. But USDA
dismissed the concerns as ěnon-scientificî and beyond its legal
purview. Health and environmental hazards ignored As numerous critics have pointed out, it is virtually impossible to
prevent contamination of our food crops either by cross-pollination or
seed spills during transport. The safety of these and other transgenic
proteins for human beings is highly questionable. Prof. Joe Cummins has
reviewed and submitted evidence on the potential hazards of lactoferrin
and lysozyme [4]. Lactoferrin participates in the regulation of immune
functions and controls pathogens by binding iron required for bacterial
growth. It has been implicated in asthma with fatal consequences.
Lysozyme breaks down the cell wall material of bacteria, but may
contribute to emphysema. But by far the greater danger is that the
transgenic proteins are only approximations of the natural protein both
in DNA sequence, amino-acid sequence and patterns of glycosylation
(carbohydrate chains added to the proteins), all of which may make
transgenic proteins allergenic, or the transgenic proteins may trigger
diseases connected with the inability of human cells to break them down
properly. As these proteins both target bacteria, there is a large question mark
over the safety of these proteins to beneficial bacteria in our gut,
which are now known to promote healthy development in numerous ways
from cradle to grave [5]. In addition, we know nothing concerning the
effects of these proteins on beneficial bacteria and other organisms in
the soil, on insects, amphibians, birds and mammals that interact with
the pharm rice in the fields. Another aspect virtually ignored in all
risk assessment is the hazards from horizontal transfer of the
transgenes to viral and bacterial pathogens that are everywhere in our
environment [6]. Move to pre-empt local regulation The North Carolina legislature is considering ěpreemptionî bills
intended to block local regulation of crop plants, including biotech
crops. The bills, House Bill 671 and Senate Bill 631, were sponsored by
the biotech industry and are part of a nationwide industry effort to
preempt local governments from regulating any crops, including GM
crops.† Similar bills have become law in at least 10 other states in
the US this year, and are clearly targeted at the grassroots uprising
against GM crops that has been gaining momentum over the past year
(Science in Society 2004, 22 From the Editor
http://www.i-sis.org.uk/isisnews.php ). Patents on molecular pharming A total of 369 patents are currently listed under ěProtein products for
future global goodî on MolecularFarming.com [7], a website that claims
to have received its information from the ěFAAR Biotechnology Group
Inc., which provides industry, government, universities and legal
counsel with expert advice, consultation and evaluation of
biotechnology research, business opportunities and intellectual
property matters.î The patents date from 1990 onwards, including methods for producing
antibodies, vaccines, proteins, flavourings, biodegradable plastics,
methods for metabolic interventions that change the nutrition and
composition of seeds, recovery methods for the proteins produced, for
viral systems and viral vectors used in plants, and methods for
molecular farming by chloroplast transformation. |


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I used a homemade freezer jam in this recipe. I'm sorry, this wasn't for us. Noone really liked it.
Delicioso! I used greek yogurt and extra cherry flavored gelatin powder and more milk. The yogurt had blueberry so I omitted the jam. The only one who did not like I was my 5yr. old but I loved it. Thanks
I used home made jam for this. The first time I followed it exactly, and it was good. But the second time I added extra jam and a little less milk, and it was lovely. Thick and creamy - a very quick and easy dessert or breakfast dish. Thank you.


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Cheryl Nassar was a photographer and active member of the lesbian activist community in Southern California. This collection contains photographs, video tapes and ephemera from lesbian and gay pride events throughout the region.
Cheryl Nassar was born in 1944 and grew up in Pennsylvania. She received a Bachelor's Degree in English Literature from the University of Pittsburgh. Throughout the 1980s, she was extremely active in women's rights as well as gay and lesbian rights organizations. She was the official photographer for many of the gay pride events throughout Southern California. She was also an avid collector of porcelain dolls.
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What makes an Oscarcast click? Will it click this year?
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ACADVL, Recombinant, Human (Acyl Coenzyme A Dehydrogenase Very Long Chain, Acyl-CoA Dehydrogenase Very Long Chain, ACAD6, LCACD, Very Long-chain Specific Acyl-CoA Dehydrogenase Mitochondrial, VLCAD) |
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ACADVL, also known as VLCAD, LCACD or ACAD6, is an inner mitochondrial membrane protein that belongs to the family of acyl-CoA dehydrogenases. This protein is involved in lipid metabolism and has catalytic activity toward esters of long chain and very long chain fatty acids such as palmitoyl-CoA and stearoyl-CoA, and functions in the first step of the fatty acid b-oxidation pathway. A deficiency in this gene product reduces myocardial fatty acid beta-oxidation and is associated with cardiomyopathy. Source: Recombinant corresponding to aa41-655 of human ACADVL protein, fused to His-tag at N-terminus, expressed in E.coli. AA Sequence: MGSSHHHHHH SSGLVPRGSH MAGGAAQLAL DKSDSHPSDA LTRKKPAKAE SKSFAVGMFK GQLTTDQVFP YPSVLNEEQT QFLKELVEPV SRFFEEVNDP AKNDALEMVE ETTWQGLKEL GAFGLQVPSE LGGVGLCNTQ YARLVEIVGM HDLGVGITLG AHQSIGFKGI LLFGTKAQKE KYLPKLASGE TVAAFCLTEP SSGSDAASIR TSAVPSPCGK YYTLNGSKLW ISNGGLADIF TVFAKTPVTD PATGAVKEKI TAFVVERGFG GITHGPPEKK MGIKASNTAE VFFDGVRVPS ENVLGEVGSG FKVAMHILNN GRFGMAAALA GTMRGIIAKA VDHATNRTQF GEKIHNFGLI QEKLARMVML QYVTESMAYM VSANMDQGAT DFQIEAAISK IFGSEAAWKV TDECIQIMGG MGFMKEPGVE RVLRDLRIFR IFEGTNDILR LFVALQGCMD KGKELSGLGS ALKNPFGNAG LLLGEAGKQL RRRAGLGSGL SLSGLVHPEL SRSGELAVRA LEQFATVVEA KLIKHKKGIV NEQFLLQRLA DGAIDLYAMV VVLSRASRSL SEGHPTAQHE KMLCDTWCIE AAARIREGMA ALQSDPWQQE LYRNFKSISK ALVERGGVVT SNPLGF Molecular Weight: 68.5kD (636aa) confirmed by MALDI-TOF Storage and Stability: May be stored at 4°C for short-term only. Aliquot to avoid repeated freezing and thawing. Store at -20°C. Aliquots are stable for at least 6 months at -20°C. For maximum recovery of product, centrifuge the original vial after thawing and prior to removing the cap. Further dilutions can be made in assay buffer. Molecular Weight: 68.5kD |
Source: E.coli Purity: ~90% (SDS-PAGE). Concentration: ~0.5mg/ml Form: Supplied as a liquid in 20mM Tris-HCl, pH 8.0, 10% glycerol, 1mM DTT, 1mM EDTA, 0.1M sodium chloride. Important Note: This product as supplied is intended for research use only, not for use in human, therapeutic or diagnostic applications without the expressed written authorization of United States Biological. |


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Photo radar appears here to stay in Winnipeg.
City council voted 14 to 2 on Wednesday to continue the controversial program for another seven years.
Coun. Brian Mayes (St. Vital) and Protection Chair Coun. Scott Fielding (St. James - Brooklands) voted against the plan.
The cost of the program is just under $21 million, and would include an upgrade to digital technology.
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Eamonn Keogh, a professor of computer science and engineering in the Bourns College of Engineering, was recently awarded a $100,000 grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for work that uses modified laser pointers purchased at a 99 cent store to combat malaria.
Keogh's project, "Counting and Classifying Insects with Ultra-cheap Sensors," is one of 65 grants from more than 2,400 proposals for the fifth funding round of Grand Challenge Explorations, an initiative to help scientists around the world explore bold and largely unproven ways to improve health in developing countries. The grants were provided to scientists in 16 countries on five continents.
Keogh's grant will pair him with entomologists to improve the understanding of the movements of mosquitoes. The aim of the research is to help scientists better combat malaria, a disease that kills nearly 1 million people worldwide each year.
It is the latest interdisciplinary project he has taken on since arriving at UCR via an unconventional route.
At 15, Keogh dropped out of high school in Dublin, Ireland, and worked painting cars. Four years later, he won a visa lottery and came to the United States.
While working full time at various mechanical jobs, including building and designing mountain bikes, restoring vintage cars, and painting carousel horses, Keogh worked his way through MiraCosta Community College and California State University, San Marcos, and completed his studies at the UC Irvine, where he received his Ph.D. in computer science in 2001.
He joined UC Riverside that same year. He has worked with anthropologists, cardiologists, nematologists, herpetologists, astronomers and entomologists. He focuses on data mining, the science of extracting information from large datasets, and he has worked with data as diverse as 15th century historical manuscripts, primate skulls, graffiti and medical data.
To receive the grant from the Gates Foundation, Keogh showed, in a two-page application, how his idea falls outside current scientific paradigms and might lead to significant advances in global health.
Since malaria is carried by mosquitoes, many scientists are attempting to create models that show how the disease spreads in a region and how it responds to suppression programs.
To build such models, the movements of mosquitoes in a space and over time must be understood, Keogh said.
Insect counts are currently achieved by placing traps in an area, and counting the number of target species caught in a time frame. This is expensive in terms of materials and human time, and creates a lag between when the trap is placed and inspected. There is a need for accurate automatic sensors to detect, differentiate and count insects and immediately transmit the data wirelessly.
Working with his postdoctoral researcher, Gustavo Batista, who is also an assistant professor at the University of Săo Paulo in Brazil, and Agenor Mafra-Neto, CEO/president of ISCA Technologies, a commercial entomology company in Riverside, Keogh has shown that simple sensors, made from modified laser pointers purchased for less than a dollar, can measure insects' wing beat frequency from a distance. This information can be used to distinguish at least some insect species.
The Gates Foundation grant will fund further work that will allow more species of insects to be classified from a greater distance.


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The lights are on
In 2007, Namco figured a way to breathe new life into the Pac-Man brand with Pac-Man Championship Edition. The upcoming update, Pac-Man Championship Edition DX+ looks even more dazzling.
Zen Studios' tower defense strategy hybrid is getting some downloadable content this Friday.
Ubisoft has detailed what content you can expect to receive after paying the $6.99 entry fee.
The publisher of Sins of a Solar Empire and Elemental: War of Magic are moving into the mobile space, and three new games are already on deck.
The beloved PS2 classic is aiming to rerelease on this generation of consoles. If you want to relive The Mark Of Kri – or play it for the first time – the game will be available for download on PSN starting on Tuesday the 24.
Blue Manchu has crafted a brilliant but challenging tactics game that pays homage to the roots of role-playing.
Strider is a fast, smooth side-scroller that feels great so far.
The sports that boosted the original Wii system are back, and now include online multiplayer via the Wii Sports Club.
One of the year's most critically praised indie games is selling well.
Capcom and Wayforward's enhanced remake of the NES-era classic is now available on Xbox Live.
Fans of PS2 Japanese strategy games should take note that Atlus' Stella Deus: The Gate of Eternity rereleased on PSN this week. Check out the game's newest trailer.
During a hands-on session with the game we rode a shark through lava, flew on Silver Surfer's board, and evaded hazardous phalluses.


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Subject: | Re: No Maintainer entry for dl2k driver |
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Date: | Sat, 18 Dec 2004 01:20:57 +0100 |
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Jon Mason wrote: It has come to my attention that there is no entry in the kernel MAINTAINERS file for the D-Link Gigabit Ethernet Driver (and possibly no maintainer). So, I have created a patch for that file with an entry for the driver status as Orphaned. Edward Peng <edward_peng@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> is the current maintainer. The 2.4 kernel already has latest release, and 'I think' he is working on the 2.6 driver. |
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Levi's flagship store abounds with art both good and just plain ugly
By Tracie Broom
Well, I never! Who would have thought that Levi's would go papal and start supporting the arts? That they would take the clone look out of the retail equation with on-site customization? Well, they're hot on it--just in case you've had your little ostrich bean stuck in a sandy hotel ashtray for the last couple of years--and we think it's a fine idea. Sort of. The extremely huge, surprisingly cool opening party (read: free heavy intoxication, loud music, beautiful people) thrown this summer certainly helped us develop a good impression of the new digs. The new Levi's flagship store at Post and Stockton in downtown San Francisco serves up a brave new world of retail experiences for the consumer, all packaged in a deep-house, super-industrial yet touchy-feely aesthetic.
In addition to the myriad custom tailoring options available throughout the multilevel complex, there are umpteen tiny video screens stationed about the facility running a constant loop of the latest in digital shorts. Offering digital artists the chance to show their clips in one of the most highly trafficked retail zones in the country is admirable--despite the fact that increased profit is always going to be the bottom line with a retail giant like Levi Strauss.
The garish display of painted-jean-jacket art is another matter. Only on QVC could one witness such tacky craft, an ocean of horrors in paint, glue, doll heads and papier-mâché. Kids, don't ever paint an Impressionist version of Frankenstein's visage on your $70 Levi's jean jacket. It just looks bad.
However, for those individuals looking to customize deezigny apparel, Levi's has some interesting options. One can have patterns burned into denim with a special laser embroidery tool, or go for the straight-up traditional embroidery. The hip staff of fashion school grads-cum-sweatshop workers will sew gorgeous silks onto the hem of your pants, or they'll take two pairs of jeans and turn them into a skirt for you. The sky's the limit. Hope the same is true for your credit card bill.
With MTV-level gimmicks like the shrink-to-fit hot tub area and the instant electronic photobooth, Levi's looks to corner the market among up-and-coming youthful hipsters and tourists alike. For savvy SF shoppers, however, there's a true treat: you can step into a special laser fitting room, where a beam will read your dimensions precisely. Then you choose a style of jeans, and the order is sent straight off to the factory, where the custom-sized jeans will be made just for you. At $50 a pop, you can't beat it.
One can only hope that most of the "art" is gone by the time you get there.
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Optoacoustics is the world leader in innovative, high performance optical fiber-based sound and vibration solutions for medical, industrial and pro-audio applications.We design and manufacture a broad range of products that meet very demanding requirements which cannot be addressed by conventional electronics. Our unique sensing systems blend the natural intelligence of ...
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Environics is a world leader in computerized gas flow instrumentation. All service is handled factory direct. Environics is a world leader in computerized gas mixing, dilution, and calibration systems. Our gas mixing technology is based on very precise control of thermal mass flow controllers. Our calibrators and dilution systems exceed the accuracy required by the ...
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Belgian company AMB Ecosteryl is a manufacturer of medical waste treatment technology.AMB s.a. is a manufacturer and specialist of the medical waste treatment industry. We work closely with our customers to provide market-leading alternative medical waste treatment equipment – delivering quality; reliability; compliance and cost-efficiencies.Our technology is used by ...
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NOXERIOR focuses on all aspects of the non-cryogenic on-site generation of nitrogen and oxygen; we help our customers to reduce their expenses for nitrogen and oxygen by offering a customized solution based on either PSA or hollow-fibre membrane technology. The unique and patented technology applied for our NITROSWING® and OXYSWING® modular PSA generators have set market ...
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Golf cart goes green on the greens
Comment on this storyA team of scientists at the University of the Western Cape have developed the country's first hydrogen-powered golf cart - and the only emission you have to worry about is… water.
The HySA Systems Zero Emissions Vehicle took about 13 months to build and can reach speeds of about 50km/h.
Bruno Pollet, director of HySA Systems competence centre at UWC, said the main reason why they had decided to build a golf cart instead of a car was to ensure it was affordable for the local market.
Pollet said they were also looking into making hydrogen-powered scooters and eventually wanted to make cars.
He said the car ran on hydrogen fuel cells instead of the ones used in normal batteries, which contained chemicals instead of hydrogen.
"The fuel cell is like an engine that needs hydrogen to work."
"Unlike diesel or petrol the only emission from the car is water, as a mixture of vapour and liquids, but there are no pollutants from the fuel cell."
Pollet said if the hydrogen fuel source could be produced using renewable technologies such as solar or wind energy, the entire process - from production to driving - was totally green.
He said that using hydrogen was viable because it was freely available and car manufacturers throughout the world were looking for ways to produce hydrogen-powered cars.
Hydrogen was also attractive as a fuel source because it produced no emissions, which was desirable in places such as Europe where
governments charged car owners for emissions.
Mario Williams, key technology specialist at HySA, said 80 percent of the golf cart was made in South Africa with the help of students.
The only parts that were imported were the ones that were not yet available in South Africa.
He said another reason they had chosen to build a golf cart was because South Africa was about 30 years behind countries such as France, the UK, the US and China when it came to producing cars that did not run on petrol.
"South Africa entered the market too late," he said, "but where we can be competitive is in making sure we use local resources, which would also create jobs."
He said the golf cart was not only a first in the country but also on the continent and that the project had received funding from the department of science and technology. - Cape Argus
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I was in a meeting and I drew this. I think I might make this a post-card. Still in progress, might change their eyes a bit and change the copy to: "play with your pets" or something like that.
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DJC Irving
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Penguin Books Ltd and Deborah Lipstadt
In 1993 American scholar Deborah Lipstadt published Denying the Holocaust, product of a research contract funded by an Israeli agency.
British writer David Irving claimed that it libels him.
Mr Irving submitted his 194-page closing statement to public scrutiny by reading it out from 12 midday to 5 p.m. on March 15, 2000 [see also the daily transcript]. The defendants' counsel Mr Richard Rampton QC submitted to the Court a 200 page statement going into closely argued detail [not posted on this site]; this was not read out, but he did read out the following verbal summary that morning, a 24 page document which he had also issued in its entirety to every member of the press and public in the courtroom to ensure maximum publicity. The text is reproduced here unaltered and unedited.
Summary statement on behalf of the Defendants
[For the full text see the Lipstadt website at http://www.holocaustdenialontrial.com/evidence/closing.asp]
Richard Rampton QC
14th March 2000