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The New York Rangers are set to announce that the club has signed goaltender Henrik Lundqvist to a contract extension, according to TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger.
Sources tell TSN that it could be a seven-year deal worth at least $8 million a season.
Lundqvist, 31, is 8-11 this season with a 2.51 goals-against average and a .917 save percentage.
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I will be giving a 'lecture' at Edinburgh University on Wednesday 25th November at 2pm. It's called 'Happy Robots: Utopias and Technologies in Edwin Morgan's Science Fiction Poetry' and will involve coffee! If you like coffee, come along.
Monday, 21 September 2009
Thursday, 17 September 2009
Reading (Leith, Edinburgh)
Edwin Morgan
All I've done is talk about myself. What sordid and self-obsessed little creatures poets are. That is, except for this man: Edwin Morgan, who is the bestest old man in the world.
Morgan is a hugely witty, humane, experimental and brilliant (I should go on) poet who never fails to make me bleed a little inside. I'm currently researching his Science Fiction Poetry with Edinburgh University, and I suggest you go and read it before you die.
V: International Writing From Edinburgh
Continuing to slap your filthy face with my chunky web member (made from random books), here's a book called 'v: New International Writing from Edinburgh' which enjoys being very Scottish whilst simultaneously flying it's crochet flag of internationalism. The first poem of mine is free but the hit'll cost you after that, pal. Spare some change?
Buy it here: http://www.englit.ed.ac.uk/edinburghreview/
The Golden Hour Book
If you've got a yearning for books covered in peculiar Cyclops-horse-people, why not buy The Golden Hour Book? It's got words in it, it comes with a very shiny CD, and it's definitely better than incest. I've a few poems in there too so here's a freebie (though if you read it and don't buy the book I hereby own your hollow, penniless soul). Buy it here: http://www.theforest.org.uk/golden-hour-book
Keep watching this space for The Golden Hour Book 2 announcements...!
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Wednesday, 16 September 2009
"The Last Refuge"
"The Last Refuge" is my recently-published chapbook from Forest Press.
Science? Fiction? Poetry? Yes, it has them all mixed up like a delicious pint of post-candyshop vomit. From frozen ten year olds to downloadable dreams, hopefully this book has something for everyone and everything for someone.
You can only buy a copy from the publishers at the moment (http://theforest.org.uk/) but it should be available on Amazon in the foreseeable future, though you may have to take out a second mortgage on your Spanish Villa as it's a hefty two pounds British Sterling...!
If you're still not sold on the idea, here's an extract from the book and a glimpse at the (frankly brilliant) cover:
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I am a poet, teacher/tutor and student researcher based in Edinburgh. What's this blog for? Shameless self-promotion, of course, and much much less.
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Shot this Monday morning in Central Park after my morning bike ride. Took me about 5 shots to nail down the right combination of shutter speed and f-stop. Then I just waited for someone interesting to zoom by me I have some other shots with more going on but I liked this one for its simplicity and the red tires. |
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Statistical independence
In probability theory, to say that two events are independent intuitively means that knowing whether or not one of them occurs makes it neither more probable nor less probable that the other occurs. For example, the event of getting a "1" when a die is thrown and the event of getting a "1" the second time it is thrown are independent.Similarly, when we assert that two random variables are independent, we intuitively mean that knowing something about the value of one of them does not yield any information about the value of the other. For example, the number appearing on the upward face of a die the first time it is thrown and that appearing the second time are independent.
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If two events A and B are independent, then the conditional probability of A given B is the same as the "unconditional" (or "marginal") probability of A, i.e.,
When one recalls that the conditional probability P(A | B) is given by
Independent events
There are at least two reasons why this statement is not taken to be the definition of independence: (1) the two events A and B do not play symmetrical roles in this statement, and (2) problems arise with this statement when events of probability 0 are involved.
one sees that the statement above is equivalent to
Here A ∩ B is the intersection of A and B, i.e., it is the event that both events A and B occur. Thus we could say:
Thus the standard definition says:
- Two events A and B are independent iff P(A ∩ B)=P(A)P(B).
If any two of a collection of random variables are independent, they may nonetheless fail to be mutually independent; this is called pairwise independence.
Two random variables X and Y are independent iff for any numbers a and b the events [X ≤ a] and [Y ∈ b] are independent events as defined above. Similarly an arbitrary collection of random variables -- possible more than just two of them -- is independent precisely if for any finite collection X1, ..., Xn and any finite set of numbers a1, ..., an, the events [X1 ≤ a1], ..., [Xn ≤ an] are independent events as defined above.
The measure-theoretically inclined may prefer to substitute events [X ∈ A] for events [X ≤ a] in the above definition, where A is any Borel set. That definition is exactly equivalant to the one above when the values of the random variables are real numbers. It has the advantage of working also for complex-valued random variables or for random variables taking values in any topological space.
If X and Y are independent, then the expectation operator E has the nice property
Independent random variables
and for the variance we have
- var(X + Y) = var(X) + var(Y).
- var(X + Y) = var(X) + var(Y) + 2 cov(X, Y).
Furthermore, if X and Y are independent and have probability densities fX(x) and fY(y), then the combined random variable (X,Y) has a joint density
- fXY(x,y) dx dy = fX(x) fY(y) dx dy.
Conditionally independent random variables
We define random variables X and Y to be conditionally independent given random variable Z if
- P[(X in A) & (Y in B) | Z in C] = P[X in A | Z in C] · P[Y in B | Z in C]
If X and Y are conditionally independent given Z, then
- P[(X in A) | (Y in B) & (Z in C)]
- = P[(X in A) | (Z in C)]
Independence can be seen as a special kind of conditional independence, since probability can be seen as a kind of conditional probability given no events.


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Couple of Apple TV newbie questions
I have surround sound 5.1 connected to dvd player now (pretty big...with all of the individual speaker wires coming out of the back of the dvd player (6 sets of wires))
1) How would this speaker work with apple tv? I want to keep the surround sound 2) When downloading movies or renting movies from itunes...is it in widescreen format? 3) Connecting apple tv to the tv? Does it come with the cable? (what cable is it ) |
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1) It all depends. If the DVD player has a digital input for sound you can run if through there. If not you are out of luck. 2) Most movies and tv shows are in widescreen format. There are several older movies and such that are in a 4:3 ratio (Full Screen) format. For the most part everything that you buy or rent will be widescreen. 3) You can connect the AppleTV to your TV with either a HDMI cable or Component Video cables. Hope this helps.
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Oh yeah, in response to question 3, it does not come with any cables other than the power cable.
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Oct 29, 2008, 10:22 AM | #4 |
I assume you mean that you have a 5.1 receiver that you have your DVD player hooked up to? I also assume that you have an HDTV, since you are considering purchasing an Apple TV?
If so, then connect your Apple TV to your HDTV with an HDMI cable. If your DVD player has HDMI and you have another input on your TV, do the same there. If not, use component. Then, connect your TV to your receiver with a Toslink/optical audio cable. Then you'll get 5.1 surround with your Apple TV encodes, provided you select to passthrough the AC3 stream when you Handbrake your movies. |
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Oct 29, 2008, 12:00 PM | #5 |
hmmm..wow that sounds kinda confusing...no wonder apple tv is still steve's "hobby".
i thought you would just hook the apple tv up and bingo thats it. my 5.1 speakers..are speakers taht came with the dvd player...no digitial tv is HD compatible ( i think) |
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Oct 29, 2008, 12:12 PM | #6 |
The Apple TV is very easy to set-up. Just buy an inexpensive HDMI cable and connect it from your Apple TV to your HDTV. Then plug it in.
As for your speaker system, it really depends on what type it is and what connectors it has. The Apple TV itself is not difficult to set-up, but getting your entire audio/video system connected requires some forethought. It all depends on what components you have and how they inter-connect with one another. |
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Oct 29, 2008, 12:50 PM | #7 |
is there a website where i can check if my tv is compatiable with apple tv? its circa 2003
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Oct 29, 2008, 01:03 PM | #8 |
From the Apple website: "Compatible with enhanced-definition or high-definition widescreen TVs capable of 1080p/1080i 60/50Hz, 720p 60/50Hz, 576p 50Hz (PAL format), or 480p 60Hz."
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Oct 29, 2008, 05:13 PM | #9 |
does not come with HDMI, just standard RCA cables
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Oct 30, 2008, 07:02 AM | #10 |
oh okay..so it sounds like i probably will have to go buy a new speaker system for apple tv..since the one i have now is pretty much built for the dvd player.
is it easy to return the apple tv if i find it doesnt work with my tv? My fear is i try to play a movie i got from itunes and the quality just isnt there. |
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Oct 30, 2008, 07:14 AM | #11 |
If you DVD player has an optical input you can pipe the sound through the DVD player.
Chances are you'll have to purchase a cheap 5.1 receiver and hook your speakers up to that. Your DVD player as well as your Apple TV should be able to connect to the receiver for sound. Video will go straight to the TV from both the DVD and the ATV. |
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There should really be a one year challenge for Ubuntu. Pretty much everything works. If you do have an issue, it's generally easy enough to find the solution and fix it (providing you have access to another computer to google your problem). If there's anything you really can't do without Windows, you should probably take the time to re-think that process. Anything that is linked to a single vendor is a failure point.
ReplyDeleteNo offense, but you are new.
You are still judging Ubuntu based on your Windows experience. Windows is not computing and applying the ruler you use for that experience to judge Ubuntu is just wrong.
I describe Ubuntu as the bumper bowling experience of Linux - if you only want to replace Windows with a free OS it is great at that. If you want to dive in to real computing and be able to learn and take the training wheels off Ubuntu is not going to do it for you.RepliesIt's perfectly possible to get into 'real computing' (as opposed to fake computing?) and learn on Ubuntu. It doesn't throw you into the deep end, but you can certainly get there if that's where you like to swim.
DeleteWow, it's because of comments exactly like this one, from supposed experts, bashing new users, that detracts people from using Linux in the first place. Using Windows IS computing. To say otherwise is downright stupid. Do you need the definition of computing explained to you? Similarly, Ubuntu is just as Linux-ey as any other distro. Again, saying otherwise just illustrates that you don't have a solid grasp of what Linux IS, or how to properly use it.
I have been using Linux since 1998 and have lots of experience in over 25 distros. I am a software developer, spend most of my time in the shell, manage hundreds of VM's for a large corporate rollout on AWS, and have built crazy things based on Linux like beowulf clusters and robotics controllers. I think I know what I am talking about when I talk about Linux, and when I say that Ubuntu is a GREAT distribution, I mean it. I've used it almost exclusively for the past few years in both my personal and professional life. It is a FANTASTIC server platform, uses a great package management system, and has a wonderfully balanced configuration out of the box.
A distro is just a collection of software packages, to say one is not capable of doing something another is, reeks of amatuerism. Reconfigure your system the way you like it. Install new packages, make it your own. Are you saying that because the barrier to entry is low in Ubuntu that it isn't "real computing"? If so, then you sir are a moron. Ubuntu's strength is that it has a well balanced set of packages included by default, and also has a vast repository of packages maintained by canonical. They ensure that the things most people need to get started easily are there by default. That isn't a problem, it is a good thing.
Take your misguided elitism elsewhere. We, the Linux and open source community don't want it. I understand that you want to feel "l33t" and "pwn" everyone with your 'h4x0r' skills, but really, to professionals, you just look like a bratty punk that gives our otherwise outstanding and helpful communities a bad name.> I think I know what I am talking about when I talk about Linux, and when I say that Ubuntu is a GREAT distribution, I mean it. I've used it almost exclusively for the past few years in both my personal and professional life. It is a FANTASTIC server platform, uses a great package management system, and has a wonderfully balanced configuration out of the box.
Did you say "thank you" to the nice Debian Developers for making that happen?I'm convinced theBOSS is guilty of judging the new user by his own personal standard as a however many year user he said he was.
You can stand on your soap box and scream your fidelities w/ respect to experience all you want. All you do is prove your experience is further from a new users.
Anyway how you construed any bit of elitism from my post is preposterous. I'm sorry your job/family/friends don't give you the validation you need and you have to pick fights with random strangers online.
If OP wants to get the most knowledge/training out of Linux he should train in as many different dojos as possible and pick up as many strategies and techniques and approaches as possible. To me, that's computing. In this case, the dojos are the operating systems.
If you want to call computing picking up an electronic device and rolling your face over the keyboard, fine. I'm interested in people being equipped to understand the science and technicalities of what they are doing.
Ubuntu's biggest boon is it's biggest burden. Yes, it's safe and unintimidating and does a lot of things. But it doesn't expose to all that's out there and then you are hurting yourself.FYIW @theBOSS
Since we're measuring our packages.
I manage a combination of AIX6.2/7.1 Lpars RHEL5/6 VMs and have been managing enterprise level tech that was dead or deprecated before you first booted Linux.
In my line of work unprofessionalism and bratty is used to describe someone incapable of having a conversation without going off on a masturbatory false narrative of self-validation.
That you chose to rage against the evil person with a differing opinion than yours on not even a hunch, but an assumption, shows me enough to explain why you need to puff your chest and carry the banner for something the way you choose to.
I hope you use the Internet to blow off steam and you do not handle yourself this way towards customers or your peers.@Alex
Don't mean to be rude here, but it sounds like your the one blowing off steam here.
To me you are saying for me to use Linux "properly" I have to learn this and that, get here and there. I'm going to admit it now, I honestly have no idea what both of you are saying half the time, nor do I care.
Its like saying I need to know electrical wiring to know how to flip a switch and use a plug. Would it be nice to know? Yes. Do I really need to know it? Nope, and no offense to electricians but I really don't want to learn why my laptop is charging.
Same thing with Linux. I don't care if the Unity bar is not this or that, or it can or can't do this or that. At the end of the day I really just wanna surf reddit and watch some videos. Ubuntu lets me do that no problem, lets my computer illiterate parents do that as well (well facebook, not reddit).
Forgive me if I'm wrong but I like to call myself an average user, this is what Ubuntu I feel is made towards. I fooled around and its obvious that I can do more advance linuxy stuff you guys do (or whatever you call it). If I can't whats stopping me from getting something like Debain?
In fact this is all I came here to say, if I wanted to do more than what Ubuntu has to offer then I can switch no problem. If I'm happy with what came out of the box then leave me be.Computing: to use a computer.
TheBoss was defending the majority of Linux users. You seem to be defending... something.
Glad to hear you liked Ubuntu, and welcome to Linux!
I agree with what you're saying, that people should try it rather than just read other people's reviews and make judgements, but I also think that people often misinterpret decent criticism of a particular feature with hating the entire thing.
For example, I'm one of the people that doesn't like Unity, and have written several blog posts about it explaining new problems in each release etc.
But I also still use Ubuntu on two of my machines and like to use it (standard Ubuntu with Unity on one, Xubuntu on another)
But, if you do reach a point where you want to move on to a different Linux distribution, my personal favourite is Fedora, which I use on my main machine.@Alex, Not everyone is a power user, a system administrator, kernel hacker, etc. Some people only use their computers for browsing, and email. Explain to me how Ubuntu wouldn't be *perfect* for that group of people. Just because someone uses Linux, that doesn't mean they need to know all about spin locks and archaic 3COM token ring NICs.
YOU are exactly what the author is referring to in regards to the skewed reviews.RepliesI believe I said exactly what you said. Ubuntu is fantastic as a transition for new users because it is safe.
If all OP is doing is "I want to check email, read the news, send pictures and browser facebook" Then fine, Ubuntu is the way to go.
Yeah, he can scale up but the whole point of Linux is the competing ideas and ideologies. That's computing. It's learning the technique and strategy and when to apply it at the right place at the right time and knowing which tool is best applied to which job.
That's my point.
I'm not a fan boy and I really don't give a damn about which distro anyone uses. I'm offering advice and you are too busy trying to burn a witch than actually comprehend the hand that is being given.
Yes. Ubuntu is still as Linuxy as any Linux. It's simply made to work for beginners out of the box. You can still compile your own kernel, write your own apps, etc. You are completely unlimited. You can use all free software if you want, and everything you learn will help you in other areas, too. Try Xubuntu for a much quicker experience on some computers. Since it's so popular, there are usually lots of people who can help with a project. Questions on ubuntuforums.org typically get immediate answers. I find Ubuntu is the quickest and easiest way to get a computer working again if it's busted. Windows works fine but is vulnerable to viruses, expensive, and takes a LOT more work to install properly.
ReplyDelete@Most of you
How anyone could pull elitism out of my comment is baffling. Stop being white knights and think for a minute.
Ubuntu is purposefully targeted at the Windows crowd because of it's ease of use and less-than-intimidating approach to getting users in to Linux. Never once did I say anything was wrong with that.
The impression I got from your blog was "Wow there is nothing to be afraid of here. I like this and want to keep trying." If you do end up getting bit by the Linux bug and continue to want more you will hit a point where Ubuntu does not do it for you anymore. When that time comes you are going to search out new distributions because you are going to want to learn the different technologies and approaches that are available.
For instance, someday you may want to check out the ARM platform, or play with a raspberry pi. Sure, there is a debian image for the pi but if you want to get the most out of the hardware you are going to need to branch out.
All I'm urging you to do is to continue to keep your mind open. Remember there are many distributions out there and don't get locked in to Ubuntu because it makes you feel comfortable. When you're ready to step out in to the wild Ubuntu will just hold you back. Then you are hurting yourself.
Don't be afraid to take the plunge and if you want a mentor/guide through some of the other distributions send me a message.I really liked Ubuntu until Unity. I know a lot has already been said about it so I won't add too much, but Unity was just a step backwards. With the Ubuntu phone, it will be appropriate, but for PC desktops it's not helpful.
ReplyDeleteRepliesUnity wasn't a step back, it was a step forward. We learnt something from it. Sure it wasn't as polished as GNOME 2, but for a new product it was better than could be expected.
Compared to other desktop environments, in my opinion, it's crap. Still, Ubuntu doesn't mean Unity, I've used XMonad and Xfce on Ubuntu just fine.
The real reason to dislike Ubuntu is the fact that it's no longer free software (see Amazon scandal). The great thing about Linux is that there are other distributions out there and Linux Mint, based on Ubuntu, is the one I would choose right now. It's very Ubuntu like, but looses Unity and doesn't have the Amazon crap in it.
Others may disagree, which is good. It's great that we have the diversity that we have in Linux because it keeps people accountable and honest. If one distribution sees it's got popularity and tries to abuse it (as Ubuntu did) then we can go somewhere else, and even use the entire Ubuntu codebase to start from. It's just the name and those looking after it that gets changed.
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Song Title
1. Jones vs. Jones ~ Kool & the Gang
2. Jungle Boogie ~ Kool & the Gang
3. Take My Heart (You Can Have It If You Want It) ~ Kool & the Gang
4. Hollywood Swingin' ~ Kool & the Gang
5. Too Hot ~ Kool & the Gang
6. Ladies Night ~ Kool & the Gang
7. Cherish ~ Kool & the Gang
8. No Show ~ Kool & the Gang
9. Let's Go Dancin' (Ooh, la, la, La) ~ Kool & the Gang
10. Summer Madness ~ Kool & the Gang
11. Jazziacs at the Kool Jazz Caf? ~ Kool & the Gang
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Kool & the Gang: George Brown (vocals, drums); Charles Smith (guitar); Dennis "D.T." Thomas, Khalis Bayyan, Robert "Kool" Bell. | |
Personnel: Dennis "D.T." Thomas (vocals, alto saxophone); Khalis Bayyan (vocals, tenor saxophone, keyboards); Skip Martin (vocals, trumpet); George "Funky" Brown (vocals, drums); Shawn McQuiller (vocals); Charles Allen Smith, Richard Mayers, Amir-Salaam Bayyan (guitar); Clifford Adams (trumpet, trombone); Damien Egan, Krunchie, Leigh Guest, Andy Whitmore (keyboards, programming); Curtis "Fitz" Williams (keyboards); Robert "Kool" Bell (bass guitar); Paul Soulsby (programming); Bassey Walker, Lauryn Hill, Tracie Ackerman (background vocals). | |
Additional personnel: Jamiroquai, Jimmy Cliff, Lisa Stansfield , Angie Stone, Sean Paul, Ashanti, Youssou N'Dour, Blackstreet, Blu Cantrell (vocals); Redman (rap vocals). | |
Audio Mixers: James Loughrey; Leigh Guest; Motivo. | |
Author: Clifford Brown . | |
Photographer: Jeff Hyman . | |
Originally a two-disc set in the U.K., Kool & the Gang's The Hits: Reloaded gets its release in a one-disc edition for America. Gone are the group's collaborations with folks like Beverley Knight, Blazin' Squad, and Atomic Kitten (who turned in a ridiculously fun version of "Ladies Night"). Of course, those aren't names on the tip of most Americans' tongues, but their absence takes a lot of the fun out of the compilation, making it a pleasant but uneventful listen. Redman supplies some good times with his jumpy take on "Jungle Boogie," but he uses a naughty word and Sanctuary has seen fit to edit it out, lessening the song's punch and making it sound fractured. Lisa Stansfield and Ashanti do wonderful jobs on their ballads and Jamiroquai has been itching to sing "Hollywood Swingin'," you can just tell. The Gang accompanies all the artists but a slick studio sheen makes it hard to notice. The best moment on the whole set has to be the loose jam "Jazziacs at the Kool Jazz Caf?," stuck on the end of the disc. It's the band going back to its roots in playing jazz gigs, and a sentimental high point that makes you wish there were more. That would be a great listen, but The Hits: Reloaded is a nice gift for fans anyway, even if it plays it too safe. ~ David Jeffries | |
Producer: Teddy Riley; Khalis Bayyan; George "Funky" Brown; Curtis "Fitz" Williams; Damien Egan; Krunchie; Paul Stoney; Leigh Guest; Andy Whitmore; Jay Kay; Jeremy Harding; Spanner Banner; Teddy Riley; Khalis Bayyan |
Engineer: Rashad Muhammad; Paul Soulsby; Jules Pyke; Stephen Taylor |
Musical Guests | |
Lisa Stansfield | |
Jamiroquai | |
Redman | |
Blu Cantrell | |
Youssou N'Dour | |
Angie Stone | |
Jimmy Cliff | |
Ashanti | |
Sean Paul | |
Spanner Banner | |
Blackstreet |
Compilation Appearances
Associated Artists and Works
Bar-Kays (The) | |
Brothers Johnson (The) | |
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Technical Info
Release Date : 09/28/2004 | |
Original Release Date : 2004 | |
Catalog ID : 87517 | |
Label : Sanctuary (USA) | |
Number of Discs : 2 | |
Studio/Live : Studio | |
Mono/Stereo : Stereo | |
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I work at the cash register at an ice cream shop in the mall, an old lady came by today and bought a scoop of ice cream and gave me two one dollar bills, right away i noticed that one of the bills that she gave me had a blue stamp, instead of a green one with WASHINGTON D.C. written on it, i flipped it over and noticed that the back side was a brighter green then the usual one dollar bill, and then i saw that it said Series 1935E on it, i was wondering if anybody had any idea about how much money this is worth, i will take a picture of it and post it soon, it also says "IN SILVER PAYABLE TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND" under the "ONE DOLLAR" below the picture of George Washington.
What you have is called a $1 Silver Certificate. The type you have is called a Blue Seal Certificate, and as you have noted, it was issued in 1935 in the E (fifth) group of printings. (There was a 1935A, 1935B, etc.) If I'm correct from memory, 1935 silver certificates only carry a small premium in circulated condition (which is probably what you have. If it's creased, worn, or torn at all, it's circulated). In crisp, uncirculated condition, it's worth a bit more, but there were so many issued, unfortunately you can't retire on it! I keep the ones I find as talking pieces. People always ask about them unless they're numismatists! Either way, congratulations! They're ALWAYS fun to find in a cash register! (I work at a grocery store, so I know how it feels!) ~AJ
I bought an UNC 1935E for $4, and an UNC 1935F for $6 (which is probably too much, but the E wasn't as UNC as one would have hoped UNC would be). After ebay fees, you'd probably be looking at face I'd guess (just from what I've seen).
Awwwww... common now SOME of us numismatics dable in bank notes too. (comments taken and given in good natured fun )
Lol, I didn't mean that! I just meant that everybody who doesn't collect coins I know always has that "shocked and awed" look when I show them my Silver Certs. My collector friends don't and are more serious about it....


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Vta1 regulates ESCRT III release from the endosomal membrane through activating Vps4. ESCRT III subunits (Snf7, Vps20, Vps2 and Vps24) assemble on the endosomal membrane and must be dissociated by the AAA-ATPase Vps4 to permit MVB sorting to proceed. Vta1 binds to Vps4 and stimulates the recycling of the ESCRT III subunits. Biochemical analysis identified how Vta1 stimulates the Vps4 ATPase cycle (inset). Vps4 is a dimer in the absence of ATP. Upon binding ATP, Vps4 homo-oligomerizes into a higher order complex, which is then competent to hydrolyze ATP. Vta1 promotes this Vps4 oligomerization and can stimulate Vps4 ATPase activity. By stimulating Vps4 ATPase activity and ESCRT III recycling, Vta1 regulates flux through the MVB pathway.
"Down-regulation" of activated receptors is crucial to prevent aberrant signaling, which can contribute to uncontrolled cellular proliferation. Internalized activated receptors enter the intra-lumenal vesicles within multivesicular bodies (MVB) en route to degradation in the lysosome. Hence the MVB pathway plays an essential role in regulating cell surface protein composition as well as in other cellular functions. Characterization of the class E Vps or Endosomal Sorting Complex Required for Transport (ESCRT) proteins has provided insights into the intricate mechanisms governing this process. Our laboratory is interested in further understating this complicated process through elucidating factors that regulate flux through the MVB pathway.
My work has focused on a regulator of the class E protein Vps4. This belongs to a family of proteins called AAA-ATPases that are involved in many cellular activities including dissociation of protein complexes such as SNAREs, microtubules, and ESCRTs. Vps4 acts late in the MVB sorting reaction to recycle the ESCRT components. By utilizing biochemical and genetic analyses in the model organism Saccharomyces cerevisiae, we have demonstrated that Vta1 acts as a positive modulator of Vps4 both in vivo and in vitro. Vta1 activates Vps4 by promoting Vps4 oligomerization and stimulates its ATPase activity through a carboxyl-terminal VSL (Vta1/SBP1/Lip5) region. Moreover, we have demonstrated that the human homolog of Vta1, SBP1, is also capable of binding to Vps4 and stimulating Vps4 ATPase activity via the SBP1 VSL region. Therefore, we concluded that Vta1 homologs regulate Vps4-dependent disassembly of ESCRTs from yeast to man.
This work identified the first known regulator of flux through the MVB pathway and was published in the Journal of Cell Biology (1).


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