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CBS, Warner Bros. TVCast and Crew
Mark CendrowskiScreenwriter
Bill Prady, Jennifer Glickman, Lee Aronsohn, Chuck LorreMain Cast
- Jim Parsons as Sheldon Cooper
- Johnny Galecki as Leonard Hofstadter
- Kaley Cuoco as Penny
- Kunal Nayyar as Raj Koothrappali
- Simon Helberg as Howard Wolowitz
- Mayim Bialik as Amy Farrah Fowler
- Melissa Rauch as Bernadette Rostenkowski
- Kevin Sussman
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- James Hong
- Brooke D'Orsay
- Kimberly D. Brooks
Penny's promiscuous friend comes to town and Wolowitz hooks up with her. This leaves the guys without their fourth wheel. Sheldon goes a little crazy because his world has been thrown off, and Penny has to stay with the guys in their apartment. With Wolowitz preoccupied, the guys discover they are without a fourth member of their group, and in desperation, they ask Penny to join their Halo team.


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Murder, Inc. was a short-lived industrial music supergroup formed in 1991, featuring members of Killing Joke and vocalist Chris Connelly. Murder, Inc. consisted of Connelly; Killing Joke members Geordie Walker, Paul Raven, and Martin Atkins; Killing Joke drummer "Big Paul" Ferguson; and former Killing Joke live keyboardist John Bechdel.
The group produced an eponymous album and an accompanying remix EP, Corpuscle, before disbanding. A compilation album, Locate Subvert Terminate, contains both of these releases, as well as several live recordings.
The band supported The Sisters of Mercy at a sold out NEC on the 27 June 1992, where they suffered various technical problems.
Connelly, Atkins, and Walker later founded another industrial supergroup, The Damage Manual.
- Martin Atkins — drums
- John Bechdel — keyboards
- Chris Connelly — vocals
- Paul Ferguson — drums
- Paul Raven — bass
- Geordie Walker — guitar
- Corpuscle (EP, 1992)
- Murder, Inc. (1992, Invisible Records / re-released in 1993 with altered track listing through Futurist Records)
- Locate Subvert Terminate — The Complete Murder, Inc. (collection album, 1999)
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Smells Like Team Spirit: Reformed Brawler Ron Artest Leads Red-Hot Houston Rockets Against Phoenix Suns Tonight
Ron Artest, shown here in his domestic-violence-arrest mug shot, has become a good citizen on and off the court in Houston. |
On paper, the loss of Amar'e Stoudemire to eye surgery ripped the heart out of the Phoenix Suns -- or at least their playoff chances.
When the Houston Rockets' perennial All-Star shooting guard Tracy McGrady voluntarily opted for microfracture knee surgery (the same procedure that knocked Amar'e out in 2005, crippling the Suns' chances then), the prognosis seemed equally bleak for the Rockets' hopes.
On paper.
But anybody who's followed McGrady's career knows that the regular-season superman is post-season poison. Despite his career 28.5-per-game playoff average, dude's never made it out of round one in seven postseason trips with three different teams, so it's a little surprising anybody inside the loop in Houston uttered more than a mild peep about the deal.
As these things will, the discourse went from a peep to a roar.
In the aftermath of T-Mac's mid-February announcement, his teammate Aaron Brooks summed up the team's take: "It definitely doesn't help having him out for the year but, as far as the in and out, it helps us to be more consistent. You could see that he was laboring out there. He wasn't himself. Even though he tried to fight through it multiple times, it was hard. At times it did hurt us but, like I said, we're still a better team with him. But we know what we've got right now and we have to band together."
Writing on the Rockets blog on nba.com, a Houston fan summed it up for pretty much everyone else: "My thing with T-Mac, he has no heart, no beast in him."
Both are right. Sorta.
Since the announcement, the Rockets have, indeed, banded together, and they've done it on the back of someone who's all beast, all the time: Ron Artest, infamous for punching a Detroit Pistons fan during the November 2004 Pacers/Pistons brawl, allegedly starving his dog, and earning jail time for shoving his wife in a domestic disturbance in Sacramento.
Since coming to Houston in a trade with the Kings last summer, the forward's been eerily quiet off the hardwood, and a solid teammate on. He's averaging 17 points, five boards, and three assists, and he's been an effective enforcer for Rockets center Yao Ming.
With Artest policing the D and surprising guard Brooks stepping into McGrady's scoring role, the Rockets have played like a team with a spine for the first time in the T-Mac era. They've won 16 of 21 since McGrady recused himself, and at 48-26, they're within whispering distance of the Western Conference 2 seed.
With a high seed and their sparkling home record (currently 30-8), it's hard to envision these Rockets getting bounced in the first round. They're looking good -- and not just on paper.
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I wanted to let readers know that I will be at the Modern Language Association's annual convention this year, as will my colleague Steve Ross, Director of the Office of Challenge Grants. If you are in San Francisco, please feel free to find us to discuss project ideas, funding opportunities, or even your favorite book.
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(New York, NY) May 28, 2013 - The Broadway League has released end-of-season statistics for the 2012 - 2013 season, which began May 28, 2012 and ended May 26, 2013. For the 2012 - 2013 season, Broadway shows yielded $1.14 billion in grosses, and total attendances reached 11.6 million. All new and continuing productions ran a total of 1430 playing weeks.
The 2012 - 2013 Broadway season concluded with virtually flat grosses (-0.1%) and down in attendance (-6.2%), on par with a decrease in playing weeks (-6.0%).
"Each season has unique factors that contribute to the overall story. In the fall, our grosses and attendance numbers were above last fall's numbers until Hurricane Sandy devastated our region. The lost performances and the understandable slower return to Broadway by our Tri State area theatregoers contributed to the decline in both grosses and attendance," commented Charlotte St. Martin, Executive Director of the Broadway League. "Plus with early closings of some of our open-ended runs creating a loss in playing weeks, comparable to the decrease in attendance, there just wasn't time to recover. While this is the first year in many that we have seen such a decline, we are pleased to report that the new season is filled with many exciting new shows and we anticipate that the numbers will return to previous season highs."
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Iraq Feature: Prime Minister Maliki Provokes the Kurds (Van Wilgenburg)
Recently I mentioned the possibility that Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki would try to unsettle current good relations between his rivals in the Iraqiyya faction and the Iraqi Kurds, break down Iraqiyya's base of support in Kirkuk.
Maliki's recent decision to hold a Cabinet meeting in the city bore out the prediction, albeit not through an appeal to the Kurds. Instead, he played the Iraqi nationalist card, especially against Massoud Barzani, Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) leader and President of the Kurdistan Regional Government.


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andypandy007 February 20, 2013 2:22 PM Can KF help Ferrari to win the F1 2013 World championship?facebook.com/download/463650683688755/Keshe-Ferrari.pdfWill this be used in motogp? Reply Report abuse 0 agree 0 disagree
Codger February 19, 2013 8:09 AM Last Edited 789 days ago They know that a new engine is needed, whether it is an 'L' or a 'V' is not the main decision to be made. The whole problem centres around how the engine is mounted to allow the pit crew to make adjustments to the swing arm length, C of G, weight transfer on braking and acceleration, to name a few.All the pit crews since 2008 have exhausted all the trackside modification possibilities and Gobby has told them all to start from a basic configuration. This will give them 4 sets of data to work from and the Engineers will know what is needed, (as if they don't already know). In 2007 the bike needed a fearless, aggressive rider to make the thing work. They had that in Stoner ( but not Hayden). After 2007 the 'improvement' in electronic aids effectively hobbled Casey and he drove himself into the ground trying to ride round them. Reply Report abuse 0 agree 1 disagree
Dare to Live February 19, 2013 7:22 AM Nothing is over until its over nor is it lost until its lost or won until its won for that matter, go Ducati go, you can make it happen fix the bike and let have a fantastic season. Reply Report abuse 0 agree 0 disagree
cxl - Unregistered February 19, 2013 4:52 AM for all the keyboard engineers, it's been recently established that HRC also uses an 90 deg V so please put the narrower V engine theory to rest... 0 agree 0 disagree
shamarone February 18, 2013 10:13 PM Last Edited 789 days ago re: "There is not one big, big problem and if we fix that we can fight for victory."translation: everyone shut their pie holes about the narrowing of the V already. we've been simulating it for months now. it ain't the smoking gun. Reply Report abuse 0 agree 0 disagree
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Returning to Macau, the Las Vegas of the East, the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) awards and weekend will be a "party" celebrating the magic of Indian movies across different domains, says Sabbas Joseph of Wizcraft International Entertainment, the organisers of the event.
He promises many surprises in the forthcoming 14th edition of the gala, to be held July 4-6 at the Venetian Macao, a luxury hotel and casino resort. The first time that Macau hosted the Indian film event was in 2009.
"There will be tonnes of stuff, all of which is different. We are holding back some of the information for the excitement, but we are celebrating the magic of the movies across different spectrums - from fashion, movies and dance...you will see that as we unveil it," Joseph told IANS in an interview.
He says the edition held in Macau was one of "the most successful IIFAs in the history of IIFA".
"In many ways, we wanted to repeat the experience as it is a home for all of us. We thought we would develop that one as a stronger platform and make it memorable. This year it is not a weekend, it is an IIFA party," he said.
Bollywood's glitterati swarms the annual event, and this year would be no different.
"I think we have Abhishek Bachchan, Deepika Padukone and many others. We never really get into names at IIFA. We talk about the entire industry, we talk about nominations and technical awards. We never really speak about the stars," he said.
But what is it that keeps IIFA going even after so many years?
"It is challenging, but it is exciting," he said, adding that it is important to keep adding new elements to the event. "That keeps it fresh and keeps everyone guessing. If it becomes predictable, then nothing is left."
IIFA is usually a three-day event comprising press conferences, parties, film premieres, film festivals, business forums, celebrity special events and the glamorous IIFA awards ceremony. So far, the event has gone to places like London, Sun City, Amsterdam, Johannesburg, Malaysia, Bangkok, Toronto and Sri Lanka.
It is one of the biggest Indian film awards held abroad, and pulls in fans from all across.
Joseph credits support from all quarters through the years for the success of IIFA.
The choice of venue depends on two things every year - there should be a provision of a good stadium and proper rooms, and secondly, the funding needs to be taken care of.
"The venue has to have a stadium and rooms to host the IIFA. Sometimes, you have cities where you get the rooms but they don't have stadium to host IIFA. Sometimes you have the perfect stadium but then you don't have good quality rooms. Each time we respond to that differently," he said.
"Second is in terms of funding to make it possible. Going to another country is not cheap, so (while choosing) countries, we look at these efforts. What they are doing for IIFA and what they are doing for Indian cinema," he said.
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Angelo's Pizza Dining Review
July 11, 2013 - by Richard Jay ScholemAngelo's Pizza is much bigger and better than it looks from street level. Nestled into the ground floor of the Broadway Theater building that houses "The Late Show with David Letterman," pedestrians passing by see a pizza oven and a few tables. But Angelo's is no garden-variety pizza parlor serving pie by the piece. Instead, it is one of the city's elite pizza emporiums serving classic New York City pizza, featuring crisp, charred, slightly smoky pies cooked very quickly in an oven fueled by coal (not wood) that generates extreme heat.
That storefront view of Angelo's available from curbside is quite deceptive, and it certainly doesn't give this excellent Italian restaurant its due. Most patrons mount the staircase to find an expansive, handsome dining room with Art Deco mirrors, lighting fixtures, columns, ceiling beams, bare tables, and pictures of old New York's buildings, bridges, celebrities, and of course, Lucy spinning a pizza.
Angelo's Pizza has a typically New York City story. There really was an Angelo. He came to this country in the late 1930s and worked in pizza parlors before he opened his own place on Fulton Street in Brooklyn. He was a pizza purist insisting, "The crust has to be blackened and crisp! Only fresh Mozzarella and tomatoes!"
The current Angelo's, the newest of three spots, is owned by Nick Angelis, who runs Nick's Pizzas in Forest Hills and Rockville Centre, and Nick Tsoulos, his brother-in-law who also operates the Patsy's pizzas in Manhattan.
Angelo's is about much more than just thin-crusted, crisp pizza—good as that is. Its menu also offers appetizers, calzones, salads, soups, pastas (15 of them), desserts, and seven dinner specials—all of which can be ordered family style for three or individually.
Chewy rolls and olive oil precede pizzas that can be ordered as table-wide appetizers or entrées. Although our waiter advised ordering a large pie as a starter for four, we opted for a small one for three and had two or three slices left over. Topped with onions and mushrooms and featuring creamy mozzarella and a sturdy, glistening golden crust, it was everything a pizza should be.
The homemade mozzarella in the insalata carpese was first rate, as was the fresh basil and virgin olive oil, while the tomatoes were pink rather than summertime red. A stack of potato-thin fried zucchini and eggplant with garlic yogurt dip were light, crisp, tasty wonders, and a green grocer-fresh arugula salad covered with gossamer-shaved Parmesan cheese is highly recommended.
So, too, are two of the menu's hearty pastas: gemeilli in red sauce with hefty shards of chicken and rigatoni featuring sweet Italian sausage and a garlicky wine sauce. A gnocchi Romana special offers juicy mellow chicken over a cake-like semolina gnocchi.
Angelo's Pizza: 117 W. 57th St. btw. Sixth & Seventh Aves. & 1043 Second Ave. at 55th St.
Richard Jay Scholem was a restaurant critic for the New York Times Long Island Section for 14 years. His A La Carte column appeared from 1990 to 2004.
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I recently bought an Airport Express (latest model), solely for the purpose of streaming music from iTunes to my stereo. The problem is, my signal keeps cutting out. So I will hear the music for 5 minutes, then it will cut out, then it will come back, then it will cut out again, etc. Very annoying. Why is this happening? Certainly part of the reason is my sad internet situation. You see, my neighbor and I share a wireless system. The router and home signal is in his apartment; I just have his password. It's a reasonably fast, reasonably stable connection, but not perfect. There's no changing it in the foreseeable future, however. When I bought the Airport Express, the Mac salesperson told me that my sad internet situation wouldn't be a problem -- in fact, she said, I could link my Mac and my Airport Express without depending on my neighbor's wireless system at all (with no internet at all). But I haven't been able to figure out how to do that. In the event, I set up my Airport Express with my neighbor's wireless password. Can anyone tell me how to set the Airport Express up in the way that Mac salesperson advised -- that is, with a "direct" link to my MacBook, without depending on my neighbor's internet system? Or other solutions? Thanks, Josh |
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Time to end the week with a really cool promo campaign, right? New York's New Museum is currently hosting an exhibit called "NYC 1993: Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star." Curators collected art created during that calendar year in order to give visitors a sense of what the city (and the world at large) were like 20 years ago. It's a time capsule.
The Droga5 agency played on that theme for its extremely creative promo campaign. Its team built an audio database consisting of 150 snippets of New Yorkers' recollections of the city during that fateful year. The way they set it up was even more interesting: they created a number that connects users to the database from any pay phone in Manhattan. Interested parties can call (855) FOR-1993 and the database will, through geolocation, play an audio sample related to the very neighborhood where the booth in question is located. Here's the summary clip:
Wow, 1993: Your editor was in the 7th grade, Bill Clinton was president, Seinfeld was in its prime, Brad hadn't met Jen or Angelina, Biggie and Tupac were still with us…it was a magical time. And this is a cool campaign.
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Hi, found arp helper daemon in the latest iproute2..however i am trying to compile it with the ppc82xx_gcc for our ppc platform but ARPD give me link error for func __db185_open...anybody has any ideas for this ??? -Shridhar. -----Original Message----- From: James Morris [mailto:jmorris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Monday, March 04, 2002 5:17 PM To: Shridhar Kulkarni Cc: 'netdev@xxxxxxxxxxx' Subject: Re: NETLINK ARP DAEMON On Mon, 4 Mar 2002, Shridhar Kulkarni wrote: > Hi, > I need to implement a user-space ARP daemon for my application running on > LINUX.. I saw references all over that you have developed something like > NETLINK sockets implementation for manipulating ARP from user space. However > I did find anywhere the source code for that. Is the source code for NETLINK > ARP publicly available. I found the one for iproute2 but not for ARP.Can you > please advise ? Try a recent version of iproute2 (iproute2-2.4.7-now-ss020116-try) from ftp://ftp.inr.ac.ru/ip-routing/ - James -- James Morris <jmorris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
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SAP CTO Shai Agassi talks about the benefits in bringing applications and infrastructures into sync.
In 2003, at the tender age of 34, Shai Agassi became chief technology developer of SAP AGa role he assumed from the Walldorf, Germany, companys venerable co-founder, Hasso Plattner. Now, Agassi is again shaking things up at SAPs highest levels. The first non-German to be appointed to SAPs Executive Board three years ago, Agassi earlier this month was named head of software development for the entire company. Agassi spoke last week with Senior Writer Renee Boucher Ferguson about the challenges that lie ahead.
How does the realignment in your responsibilities change your day-to-day duties?
What it allows us to do is look at a unified picture for technology and applications and accelerate the pace of adoption of NetWeaver into our suite of applications, as well as suites from one application to the rest of the stack.
When youre looking at the big benefits, its the proximity of application and infrastructure that are unified at the CTO [chief technology officer] level. Now the whole product and technology group is unified.
How much will your focus shift from NetWeaver development to, say, CRM [customer relationship management] development?
Theyre all my babies. Well focus on how you can consolidate the product so its more easy to operate, with a lot better cost of ownership and cost of operating. The focus will be on, "How do you get all the pieces working in harmony," including NetWeaver and using NetWeaver?
NetWeaver is an integral part of SAPs BPP [Business Process Platform] initiative. What does it mean to have Peter Zencke in control of that area of development?
Today NetWeaver is about 50 percent of BPP. Peter and I are inseparable twins inside BPP. Peter does the service enablement of the applications; I created the service platform infrastructure. BPP is the combination of the two. So both Peter and I are sharing in the ownership of the BPP platform. A lot of companies are building software and infrastructures that do not have applications next to them, so applications cannot influence the infrastructure.
How does Oracle Corp.s Project Fusion compare with SAPs ESA [Enterprise Services Architecture]?
Its hard to compare something that is only a PowerPoint presentation, with no detailsno technical detailswith a platform that actually runs today.
But would you say Oracle, with Project Fusion, and SAP, with its ESA, have a common goal?
We have two very different approaches today. What is the platform? In the case of Oracle, the platform is the database, with a database-oriented architecture, compiled from the database up. That creates an interesting approach [and question]: "What is the center of the universe? Database or services?" When you look at the technical implications of it, there is a business sense for SOA [service-oriented architecture], and the business driver is flexibility. So were trying to give organizations the ability to rapidly change, modify and fit their IT environment to the business processesand [enable] business process innovation in the business. When youre looking at trying to tie everything from the database up, the goal is cutting cost on the number of database servers.
Where do you see Microsoft in this scenario, particularly with the shift in "Project Green"?
Their code base hasnt been built on the .Net platform. So historically we all heard you need to build Green on .Net. Now were hearing [something different]. Our model is really a model to give customers the right benefit as the result of the right architecture and business sense.
Do you see more development synergies with Microsoft in SAPs future?
At different levels. We hear from customers that they want strong synergies from our set of applications and Microsoft. Integration between the two platforms.Net and NetWeaverneeds to happen so there is no friction between end-user applications on .Net and back-office builds on NetWeaver. To do that, we need to take away the friction, which is why weve worked closely [with Microsoft]. This is significantly different from Oracle, where there is no intention to interoperate with .Net.
In terms of innovation, whats coming down the pike?
Youll see innovation coming from us at Sapphire [SAPs user conference in May], showing the tangible value of ESA. Were going into three years of increased value and increased delivery at a very fast pace, into our products and customer base. At Sapphire, youll start seeing, "What is ESA? What is SOA? How does it feel to the end user?" Were setting up completely new ground for industry. Its very exciting.
Are users ready for BPP, given that the whole NetWeaver concept is still fairly new?
I think theyre ready for it. They havent articulated theyre ready for it. They say, "Id like to cement the bottom layer of applications and fix that in nonmoving partsCRM, SCM [supply chain management], financials." Theyd like those to be in place and not touched too often. But at the same time, theyd like to innovate with mega-processes that cut across the whole organization. Were telling them the solution is BPP. They dont say thats what they want. But high quality, high reliability, fast innovationthats BPP.
Once SAP completes its ESA goal and componentizes its applications around 2007, will ERP as we know it go away?
ERP as we know it becomes a lot more flexible. With an ERP package, the smaller you [make applications], the bigger you ship. The first car I had, had a car radio with three interfaces: power, antenna, speaker. Because it was very simple with three interfaces, you could always take the radio out and replace it. But there were no composite scenarios involved. Today, when I drive in Germany and theres an accident, the car radio changes to the accident channel. When the phone rings, the radio shuts down. Its all composite scenarios. But I cant buy a radio off the shelfits integrated into the dashboard. The configuration, the delivery unit, is the dashboard. [The same is true with ERP.] So youre not able to buy smaller pieces of ERP.
Do you see any fundamental shifts in the way SAP develops applicationsin other words, any retirement plans for ABAP [SAPs proprietary programming language]?
If I am a customer and I never see ABAP, and underneath my code are robust, standard business processes that are proven in 30,000 customers around the world, do I care [about ABAP]? If my application is built in [Oracles] PL/SQL, is that more proprietary or less proprietary than ABAP? If my business is already running and customized by ABAP and put in the marketthere is a collective $1 billion in ABAP code in the marketthe last thing I want is for SAP to walk away from ABAP.
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Insulin analogues display IGF-I-like mitogenic and anti-apoptotic activities in cultured cancer cells
Article first published online: 14 JAN 2009
DOI: 10.1002/dmrr.912
Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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Weinstein, D., Simon, M., Yehezkel, E., Laron, Z. and Werner, H. (2009), Insulin analogues display IGF-I-like mitogenic and anti-apoptotic activities in cultured cancer cells. Diabetes Metab. Res. Rev., 25: 41–49. doi: 10.1002/dmrr.912
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- Article first published online: 14 JAN 2009
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- insulin;
- insulin-like growth factor-I;
- insulin analogues;
- glargine;
- detemir;
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Insulin analogues are widely used in the treatment of diabetes mellitus. Some insulin analogues were reported to display atypical activities in vitro that resemble those of insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I). The aim of this study was to investigate whether two long-acting insulin analogues [glargine (Lantus, Sanofi Aventis, Germany) and detemir (Levemir, Novo Nordisk, Denmark)] and two short-acting analogues [lispro (Humalog, Eli Lilly, Indianapolis, USA) and aspart (Novolog, Novo Nordisk, Denmark)] exhibit IGF-I-like activities on cultured cancer cells in comparison with IGF-I and regular human insulin.
HCT-116 (colorectal cancer), PC-3 (prostate cancer) and MCF-7 (breast adenocarcinoma) cell lines were treated with insulin, IGF-I or insulin analogues, and proliferation and protection from apoptosis were measured by cell counting and fluorescent-activated cell sorter (FACS) analysis, respectively. In addition, Western blots were used to identify signalling molecules activated by the analogues.
Glargine, detemir and lispro had proliferative effects that resemble IGF-I action. Insulin, however, did not stimulate cellular proliferation. In addition, glargine and detemir displayed an IGF-I-like anti-apoptotic activity. Glargine, like insulin and IGF-I, induced phosphorylation of both ERK and AKT, suggesting that the analogue is able to stimulate both the ras-raf-mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) and PI3K-AKT pathways. Furthermore, glargine induced both insulin receptor (IR) and IGF-IR phosphorylation.
Glargine, detemir and lispro, unlike regular insulin, exhibit in vitro proliferative and anti-apoptotic activities in a number of cancer cell lines. These actions resemble some of the effects of IGF-I, a growth factor involved in cancer initiation and progression. Insulin had no increased IGF-I activity. The specific receptor/s involved in mediating analogues actions remains to be identified. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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- There's more than one way to roll a cone, and my favorite way was discovered through trial and error. Whatever you decide on, try to be consistent and roll somewhere between 15 and 20 cones in your preferred cone-rolling method. I began by securing mine with a glue stick, but later discovered that using a bit of masking tape was easier.
- Next you need a cardboard circle that will serve as the base of your wreath. Mine were about 9" in diameter. Draw a belly button in the middle of your circle, and cut a slit for the ribbon hanger. In the picture below, I highlighted the slit so you can see it. Select some ribbon and thread it through the slit and tie in a knot or bow. You can make a big deal out of the hanger ribbon and bow, or make it small enough so that it can't be seen once the wreath is completed. It's totally up to you.
- Here's the underside of a finished wreath, to show you the ribbon hanger:
- Now you can start hot gluing the cones to the cardboard circle, using the belly button as your center point of reference.
- Because I was using hot glue, I found it helpful to use a dowel to press the cone to the cardboard and guide it into the right position:
- Once you have your cones glued to the base, you need to create a center medallion or decoration. I selected an image of Santa from the Graphics Fairy. I printed it out on cardstock, then glued it to a circle of manila folder to make it a little stiffer. I used glitter glue around the edges to add some sparkle. I also glued a ruffle that was sewn out of crepe paper on the underside. The lovely red ruffle was found in a box of crepe paper, and I just love it. Of course, you could make your own ruffle, or substitute gathered fabric or lace.
- My other wreath was made with smaller size book pages rather than sheet music. The center medallion was created by sewing crepe paper into two rosettes, then adding a vintage tinsel ornament in the center.
- Last, I added a piece of vintage costume jewelry to the center of the tinsel star.
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that wreath is so beautiful, I want to try it for Christmas.
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This is awesome, I'm going to look for some music or an old book at a resale store to use.
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@clovejoy 1973002, Our guess is that it was just simply old paper that had naturally began to turn darker around the edges. To verify, we suggest you contact the pattern designer directly for help. The designer is specified in the byline. --editors of FaveCrafts
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LOVELY wreath! how did you achieve the antique-look (kind of browned edges) on the sheet music?? it looks SO authentic!
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Barry Zito couldn't get anyone out in an exhibition season that saw him give up 17 runs and 32 hits in 19 1/3 innings and ditch his experimental windup. The Rockies, though, were frustrated by him all day Monday.
Zito pitched his first shutout since 2003, allowing just four hits and walking none, in a 7-0 victory for the Giants.
Zito's gem followed up a weekend in which the Giants were swept by the Diamondbacks, with Tim Lincecum, Madison Bumgarner and Matt Cain combining to give up 14 runs in 15 1/3 innings.
Zito completed just two games in his first five years with the Giants. His last shutout came in his fourth or seven years with the A's. He had four career shutouts before turning into more of a six- and seven-inning pitcher beginning with the 2004 season. He went 3-4 with a 5.87 ERA in nine starts and four relief appearances for San Francisco last year.
- schlom - Apr 9, 2012 at 7:12 PM
I'm wondering where this would rank on the unlikeliest shutout ever list. Even when Zito was good he didn't get shutouts (none in his 2002 Cy Young season) and this was in Coors Field.
- mjay424 - Apr 9, 2012 at 10:18 PM
Definitely unexpected but looking closer, maybe it should have been considered a not-to-surprising possibility.
It's early in the season when pitchers, it's often said, have the advantage over hitters.
Two, the Rockies are struggling to score runs.
Three, Zito came into the game with a 5-2 career mark against the Rockies. His ERA was 2.60 against them before the whitewashing.
So while shocking that Zito could throw a shutout, maybe the Rockies were the most likely of prey for such a feat.
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- dan1111 - Apr 10, 2012 at 9:48 AM
It's really not that unusual for a decent pitcher to have a dominant game. However, if Zito still has a .444 WHIP and infinity strikeout to walk ratio at the end of the season, then I'll be impressed.
- bobhpine - Apr 9, 2012 at 7:19 PM
Now I believe the world will end this year
- marklar1025 - Apr 9, 2012 at 7:22 PM
^agreed on the unlikeliest SO comment above but Zito having success against the Rockies shouldnt be too much of a surprise – Zito hasn't lost to the Rockies since 2008. Zito is 5-2 with a 2.60 ERA against Colorado in his career. Okay, forget it.. that was unbelievable.
- kp33 - Apr 10, 2012 at 1:56 AM
Especially with Darryl Cousins' being known as a hitters' umpire with his ridiculously small strike zone Zito still manages to notch a complete game shutout. Bravo.
- cktai - Apr 10, 2012 at 3:21 AM
I'm expecting a "pitchers with more shutouts than the Phillies" post now Matthew. You made one each day this week so far.


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I've been lurking since yesterday and really feel I've found my home. I have twin toddlers who I have not vaccinated at all yet. I have a grown child who did get most of the vaccines (except pertussis as he had a bad reaction to the first one). He now has asthma. I will always wonder if there is a connection since we have no history of asthma in our families. My pediatrician is being cool so far but I know she is unhappy with my decision and her boss leans on her really hard (talk about a pro vax Nazi, omg) in these matters.
Okay, anyway, I'm an RN who worked only with adults, not kids, retired for many years so a little bit rusty, and I'll be the first to admit that when it comes to vaccines and childhood diseases, I'm still learning. My medical background comes in handy in some unexpected ways, such as, that I know doctors and scientists make mistakes and engage in cover ups all the time, I know what big pharma is all about, and I can probably read medical literature a little easier than those who don't have a medical background. But beyond that, as I said, I'm still learning along with the rest of you. Where it becomes a real liability is when people find out we aren't vaccinating, then it's "And you call yourself a NURSE?" Then the shaming and belittling and general intimidation comes in. I'm pretty scrappy and can defend myself but have to admit, this is getting tiresome. I've had doctors online and in real life accuse me of misleading lay people when I ought to know better, etc.
Lately I've stopped telling people IRL. I do get drawn into some cyberspace brawls on the subject though. I'm kind of surprised at how divisive this issue is. There is simply NO discussing it reasonably. We on the cautious side are accused of fearmongering but in reality, it's the pro vax side that is engaging in fearmongering and wow they have done a bang up job on the public because many people think that if you refuse to vaccinate your kids, you are on the same level as a murderer. I have a friend, who is a pediatric nurse, who doesn't vaccinate and she was point blank called a murderer by someone she thought was a friend.
I have made a decision to stay off the topic except in a supportive environment, like here. Maybe I will take up the battle flag again when I feel a bit more knowledgeable and secure. I've been reading NVIC's website and I read Dr. Stephanie Cave's book as well as Dr. Sears' book on autism. I have a couple of questions for the ladies here - do we have any immunologists and neurologists on our side? Because the pro vax fascists make mincemeat of Dr. Tenpenney for being a DO and Dr. Cave for being a lowly pediatrician. Any other advice or support is appreciated. Glad I found you! Oh, and p.s., I do feel insecure about not vaccinating but I feel even more insecure about vaccinating, which is why we rejected out of hand the current schedule and recommendations. I may selectively vaccinate at school age. I haven't decided yet. For now, I think I belong here in this forum.
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Hi welcome!
I have lurked on this board for a long time and only posted a few times. WE have had different medical prof come and go through here at different times and you can find them around, they just have to be really careful as normally once you make a stance on Vaccination, you no longer have a career. Some have even had to go into hiding.
:-) Glad to see you made it here though!
"Those who are afraid retreat.
Those who are brave grow greater.
Never fear, always grow."
Sun Tzu
Remember: Vaccines kill people too. RIP: My brother
Vaccines hurt people too. RIP: All the vax injured
Those harmed by vaccines count.
Thank you for the warm welcome!
I am not a bit surprised that the medical community ostracizes any doctor who can't go along with vaccines due to his/her conscience. How sad, though.
I really do believe it is only a matter of time before the truth will be known.
Hi fellow 'retired' nurse with twins!
I have found many of the same things as you. A few people in my closer circles know I do not vax. Most of the time I do not bring it to anyones attention unless they specifically ask me a question about questioning their own choices.
I also chalk up a lot of peoples anger about vaccines to thier own personal fears of the choices they have made. None us wants to be faced with feeling we did something wrong by our children, whether it be not vaccinating & they come down with some VPD & either have a very hard go of it or God forbid die.............just as those who DO vax & their child has a SEVERE reaction or end up dying of 'SIDS' a day or 2 after they get thier vax. Know what I mean? Nonetheless it is very exhausting/tiresome mentally.
When it can be difficult is when people constantly say WHY are there SO many peanut/food allergies, asthma, ADD/ADHD, Autism, cancers in young people, fertility issues.......the list goes on & on. Well, I try to asses the situation/person & decide to say how I really feel, or just say........hmmm I dont know, but a lot of things have changed since 'we' were little.
As far as Immunologists here, I dont know, but I will say that after I left our first ped/got kicked out for stopping vaxing, the new ped, like yours was not thrilled with my decision & we tolerated each other for quite some time, & I jumped through some of his hoops. One of them was to see an immunologist. At my consultation with her, in the end, she told me with the history we have, if they were her kids, she would never vaccinate them. Doesnt mean she would say the same to everyone, but it really helped me to feel validated in my choices.
I have found this to be a great supportive site. I remember when I first found it, I was SOOOO excited, I called my mom saying OMG OMG you wont believe this!! LOL
Hi and welcome :)
I don't discuss my sons vaccination status with anyone (except those people that are supportive and share my views). Frankly it is none of anyone's business. It is a medical choice we have made and we don't discuss other medical choices so why would this be any different.
I have found that the ones who criticize the loudest and have the most horrible things to say to parents who don't vax are the ones that know the least about the subject. I have encountered many provax parents that have done a ton of research and found for the most part (there are always exceptions and they usually seem to be the ones in the medical field!) that while they disagree with not vaccinating, they are respectful that other parents may make a different choice and they are certainly not going around calling them murderers.
Anyway I'm not big on debates. I know what I know after many long years of research and will always remian open to soemthing if it changes - but I don't need to be engaging with closed minded people in real life or on the interenet so most of the time I just don't allow myself to get sucked in (cause that's what they want BTW). Once in a blue moon I can't help myself and I ALWAYS end up regretting it!
If the people let government decide what foods they eat and what medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry a state as are the souls of those who live under tyranny." Thomas Jefferson.
Thanks for the welcome! Maybe we'll talk about being retired nurses someday and what all that brings up. I don't know your history so not sure why the immunologist told you that but very glad you found such a doctor. When I was asking if we had any immunologists or neurologists on our side, I didn't necessarily mean posting on this site, but rather, leaders speaking out about the issues involved. The main leaders are pediatricians and family practice physicians. It would help bolster our arguments to have such specialists, I think. But maybe none of them are brave enough to risk being blackballed, which is what would surely happen.
Marnica, exactly. I get drawn into these arguments and always regret it. I would never say anything to anyone who chose to vax, so why do they feel they have the right to excoriate me for my decision? That's when I end up getting into arguments either online or in real life, but have to learn to just walk away and not engage. Sometimes with the online situations, I feel responsible to those readers who are either on the fence or who maybe have never heard that there is another option, and I want to be the voice for that. But lately I feel I am just not up for taking the beating.
That is going to be my new MO for people in real life. I just don't have the energy to deal with it. Meanwhile they can go on taking their kids to this autism specialist and that and if they never want to question WHY everyone they know has a kid with autism, well, not my business either.
Ya, I just had a talk with my DH today about making sure he doesn't talk about our kid's vax status with any parents at school. We're pretty open about our lives in general, and have no problems talking about not vaccinating to our family and close friends, but I do not want my children being treated any different because of it, and I know some parents (like a PP said, usually the uneducated ones), can be really judgemental towards non-vaxers.
Speaking of autism, I can't believe many people I talk to these days who have a child with autism. It's really shocking. How can people not see that something is very wrong in our society?
Thanks Chloebelle. Yeah, I can't understand the level of denial that is in operation these days. I guess it shows how revered doctors are and how easily duped people are. I was fully intending to vaccinate our twins until we had our "getting to know you" appt. with the peds and I learned they were now giving Hep B to newborn infants not even one day old. Anyone remember the pop song "things that make you go 'hmmmmm . . .'?" I started researching everything after that. Now I'm not sure if I will ever vaccinate at all. Talk about a 180 degree turn. If the pharma folks weren't so greedy and impatient, they might have been able to keep my business, but they blew it.
First of all, I would listen to some of these posters and keep quiet about your children's vaccine status. It's no one's business but your own.
I feel helpless when I talk with parents of autistic kids, and see them hauling their kids off to be vaccinated, and then off to various therapies. I used to try to offer my opinion, but now I keep my mouth shut. Parents do not want to be enlightened. They want assurance that what they are doing is the right thing. I know this because I am guilty of this.
I vaccinated my children until one of my children became ill. And then I started looking for answers, and realized that the doctors I'd previously revered were probably responsible for my child's illness. Vaccines and antibiotics are part of the problem, autoimmune diseases in my family and environmental toxins are another part.
My child is now cured, no thanks to the traditional doctors, you know, the ones who HATE you for stopping vaccinating. I was kicked out of two practices for stopping vaccinating. I now have a traditional pediatrician who at least allows me in the practice despite my decision to stop vaccinating, and to selectively vaccinate. This may change, and I'm prepared to get kicked out of this practice as well.
It is so frustrating when people don't listen to reason. Just a few days ago I listened to a group of very intelligent, educated people go off like maniacs about the "crazy" people who don't vaccinate. I listened in silence as they ranted, using completely incorrect facts as "proof" to support their opinion that people who question the safety of vaccines are wackos.
Someday, when my children are all grown, I will begin telling people what I think. I'm pretty good at arguing, and it frustrates me to sit on my hands over and over again as the vaccine boosters (no pun intended!) go completely crazy ranting and raving about the dangers posed by crazy people (like me!) who question the vaccine practices in place in the U.S. in 2011.
I firmly believe the epidemic of autism, ADHD, allergies, asthma, various learning disabilities and related disorders is due to the large numbers of toxins we as mothers and our children are exposed to, including the toxins in vaccines. The concern about toxins in vaccines is that they are injected directly into very young babies, often in doses that are not tested adequately for long-term negative effects.
You often hear the argument that the quantity of antigens (I hope I have that right) is far lower in current vaccines, so there is no way these vaccines could be the culprit in autism, etc. That may be true, yet I don't believe the antigens themselves are the problem. I think it's the adjuvants in vaccines, such as mercury, aluminum, formaldehyde and others, that cause the problems in children, not the antigens (by that I mean the chicken pox virus, measles virus, etc.). Because so many vaccines are given to children now, they receive much larger doses of these adjuvants than they did previously.
Of course no one is testing this theory, so for the moment it's only a theory, but I'm not the only one who thinks this. Some doctors I've talked to are starting to come around to this viewpoint, but they will say so only in hushed tones, and will disagree violently in any public forum, lest they be ostracized from the medical community. The reach of Big Pharma and its Big Money as well as Big Medicine (ie the major medical institutions and organizations, AAP, AMA, etc.) is enormous and immensely powerful. Hence my decision to stay underground until my children are adults. It's not worth it to fight with people who do not question conventional wisdom, even if that "wisdom" has been produced by Big Pharma and Big Medicine working together to support each others interests.
FWIW, my neighbor is a nurse who doesn't vaccinate. She came to this decision after a lot of research. She's very quiet about it because she doesn't want to lose her job. You are not alone.
Sleeveless, thanks a lot for your post. It means a lot to me and I love to hear of other RNs who are not vaccinating. Like you, I've just learned to sit on my hands and it's very hard.
I hope that the truth comes out very soon and that big pharma has egg on its face when all is said and done. I can just see a Hollywood movie made out of this, along the lines of The Informant. I can only imagine how many pediatricians are out there who know what's going on and feel they can't say anything. What an awful position to be in.
KathyMuggle, thanks for the welcome! I'm really glad I found you all.
I just wanted to say welcome, give you a cyber hug, and tell you to hang in there. I find that when my decision to stop vaxing is hurting in real life, I come here. Even when I don't post, it's comforting to be around others who have made this educated choice.
I wish I had arrived earlier, and taken the advice many have given you about not sharing your choice with others (unless you knew ahead of time they are supportive.) I've lost half of my family as a result of not vaxing. I try not to blame myself, but it still makes me sad. Fear is a very powerful thing, and it make people act in irrational ways.
My first child had horrid vaccine reactions and is now mildly autistic. I cannot go back in time, but I'm glad I stopped when I did and that my second son is unvaxed. Every day is a challenge with Thomas, but we undertake it with love and keep moving forward.
I give you kudos for your courage and your willingness to keep learning.
Suz, mommy to 2 chess-playing, lightsaber-wielding boys
I was to scared to indroduce foreign bodies "vaccines' to such a small new person! At first i was totally against Vaccines, but then i did decide to have him receive the tetnus shot only because tetnus can do damage and kill quickly, and hes one of the crazy jumping off of things, and always trying to play with dangerous objects type of child, and I just couldn't make myself risk that! However that is the only one i'm doing, the rest i refuse!
I personally don't really know any other parents who have chosen the same path, and it's impossible to talk to my friends that are strickly provacs! it can be really annoying!
I'm glad you found a place that you can feel comfortable to talk about things that matter to you most!
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text: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PR- 301-11 August 19, 2011 STATEMENT OF MAYOR MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG ON USDA'S DENIAL OF SUPPLMENTAL NUTRITION ASSISTANCE (SNAP) WAIVER New York City Asked the United States Department of Agriculture to Exclude Sugar-Sweetened Soda from Food Stamp-Eligibility in the Five Boroughs "We think our innovative pilot would have done more to protect people from the crippling effects of preventable illnesses like diabetes and obesity than anything being proposed anywhere else in this country – and at little or no cost to taxpayers. We're disappointed that the Federal Government didn't agree and sorry that families and children may suffer from their unwillingness to explore our proposal. New York City will continue to pursue new and unconventional ways to combat the health problems that affect New Yorkers and all Americans." MEDIA CONTACT: Stu Loeser/Samantha Levine (212) 788-2958 STAY CONNECTED Twitter YouTube Flickr |