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Topher Carroll PhD
Assistant Professor of Cell Biology
Departments & Organizations
Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Molecular Cell Biology, Genetics and Development: Genetics and Genomics | Biochemistry, Biophysics and Structural Biology
Office of Student ResearchCell Biology: Carroll Lab
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Epigenetics; Chromosomes; Chromatin; Gene expression; Nuclear Organization; Nuclear Membrane; more...
- B.S., University of California at Santa Cruz, 1997
- Ph.D., University of California-San Francisco, 2005
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- Dynamics of CENP-N kinetochore binding during the cell cycle. Hellwig D, Emmerth S, Ulbricht T, Döring V, Hoischen C, Martin R, Samora CP, McAinsh AD, Carroll CW, Straight AF, Meraldi P, Diekmann S. J Cell Sci. 2011 Nov 15;124(Pt 22):3871-83
- In vitro centromere and kinetochore assembly on defined chromatin templates. Guse A, Carroll CW, Moree B, Fuller CJ, Straight AF. Nature. 2011 Aug 28;477(7364):354-8
- Dual recognition of CENP-A nucleosomes is required for centromere assembly. Carroll CW, Milks KJ, Straight AF. J Cell Biol. 2010 Jun 28;189(7):1143-55


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September 18th, 2005 #1
AmishCommy's SB - update: 05/22 (Progress Report on various paintings)
originally wanted to have my Studio Journal moved to this thread but i guess its better to start off a new one. Maybe this will get me sketching more.
Here are some gems i'm actually happy with from the Society of Illustrators Jazz Sketching:
poo i got more but my camera is being janky right now. i'll post tomorrow.
Edit: here's another one i was able to weasel out of my poopy camera:
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Beautiful stuff! The one on the left is my favourite, lady on the bottom is done so nice.
Post more please.
September 18th, 2005 #3
Cookiedough, That fat kid - thanks for the replys.
heres the rest of the batch:
September 18th, 2005 #4
Wow, I'm very impressed with your figure work. The subtle use of color works so well, although I think you could have placed the red in that last one in a better place. lol. Good stuff, though. I'll be back.
September 18th, 2005 #5
omg youre like the best drawer ever. super good!!
September 21st, 2005 #6
madplanet - ya she was sitting on a red cloth and i love that color a little too much. its way too distracting, but then again the figure itself turned out pretty poopy so maybe its a good thing its distracting.
winjer - i got's to show off for the fans. You missed out a fun night. School can wait. Nells and I came up with a system to make the tarp our bitch.
weee - new batch from the SI Jazz session:
and an old one from July:
September 21st, 2005 #7
shit, rock on with these watercolors.
Very expressive lines and shapes.
Keep postin'.
September 21st, 2005 #8
So glad to see you starting another sketchbook here. I gotta sit next to you one day at the SOI drawing session and watch you draw. You are so loose and expressive...but I won't go on. You know how I feel about your sketches..(i love em)
I got an Egon Schiele book for my birthday called Drawings and Watercolors. It's awesome..you would really appreciate it I think.
can't wait to see more mate
September 22nd, 2005 #9
Damn good work man, I'm glad you started a book here bud. The confidence you have in the looseness of your painting style is evident... it was great to meet you bro, and hopefully it'll happen again soon.
September 23rd, 2005 #10
Awesome stuff russian, keep this up and you should wind up running your own gallery!
"There isn't anyone in the world right now that I don't hate."
September 23rd, 2005 #11
dude ,, these are sweet,,, I guess all of that life drawing in the park and on the subways is paying off,,,,,, are you guys still doing the subway sketch group???? I am back from my summer place and really want to get some a' pleine air type shit,,, get back to me if the thing is still going,,,,,,I will be able to come a lot... keep on posting cuz this life drawing is great, like tony the tiger would say,,,,,,, one last thing,,,, are you attending any life drawing courses in the city???? if so where, I am going occasionally to the minerva durham studio and it is okay,, but if you know of some better stuff,, tip me off, guy,, okay bye
September 23rd, 2005 #12
thanks to all: Diego, That fat kid
Scott: - Schiele is like a god to me. being compared to him is the greatest ego boost anyone can give me.
Cody: - thanks a lot man. hopefully i can fill this with other things besides watercolors.
Aviv: - yeah right.
codakromek: (tony? right?) - Subway Sketch Group happening every sunday. This Sunday will be even better. I'll be at the Pond early with my easel and oils. here is the INFO on the event.
October schedule will be a little weird. October 2dn i'm helping pack theSpectrum show at the SI. and October 16th i'll be down in florida (hopefully with some luck i'll be able to get the gallery i worked at to pick up these watercolors and sell them for ridiculous amounts to stupid rich people) but the rest of you are more than welcome to come out and draw without me. I never wanted this thing to be dependant on me.
as far as life drawing goes. Jazz Sessions every tuesday at the SI (128 E. 63rd St. and Lex.) and the 3rd thursday. $12 ($6 with student id) gets you 3 hours of drawing beautiful models amongst the greatest illustrations history has to offer and a great Jazz band every night. They also have a Bar where you can get wasted (for a price though)
September 23rd, 2005 #13
you could sell your stuff here i think. You have to go to city hall or something and get htis certificate of authority or something for free and youre allowed to harass people on the street trying to sell them stuff. I have a friend at school who sux and makes like $200 a week doing that.
September 23rd, 2005 #14
yeah, but that requires work on my part. besides, it does not compare to a gallery charging $500 for something that took me 10 minutes to do.
September 25th, 2005 #15
did this last night on OC (my comPOOter has too much shit on it to run PS) took just over an hour. I'll try to finish it up one of these night. then i'll put up the .wpe file.
September 25th, 2005 #16
Wow. Great use of color. Can't wait to see more.
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you dont know how much i love those watercolors. great stuff bro. we should oc sometime.
October 5th, 2005 #18
Van - thanks dude
Pat - you too, thanks for tha compliments. I'm totally down for some OC action, just have to find (make) the time.
and now for some update:
here are the watercolors from the SI thang on September 27th:
And last night's hackery.
October 5th, 2005 #19
these are getting better. are you paying more attention to the warm/cool alternation?
The newer ones seem to have more of a sense of form. Might just be because thats what im learning about though. Im gonna photoshop the shredder mask on that one i told you later. But im tired now
October 6th, 2005 #20
i never get tired of your life sketches...ever
i hope i can chill with you soon and some sketchin in the near future (being a daddy is tough!)
peace bro..talk to ya soon
October 11th, 2005 #21
That fat kid - thanks dude, Schille anywhere in the vicinity of my name is a huge ego boost.
Shiraj, Scott - thanks as well. Sunday was awesome. I don't know about you two but i was so inspired by Tiffany's work that i decided to totally jack her imagination and do a version of her CHARACTER. Hopefully she aproves. I kinda forgot to sleep and spent something like 2 hours on this on OC last night (now i pass out at work). it's sad.
October 11th, 2005 #22
Hey Commy, nice stuff. You really have to loosen up though...stop cramping up! Just kidding. I admire your ability to be so loose, as I am a bit of a coward in that regard. I just can't leave it alone until it's all tightened up.
I really dig the pregnant females, you really brought across the mass and weight effectively. You seem a bit more ambitious with color in OC somehow, maybe because it doesn't cost you any paint? lol
Cheers, and see you @ the SoI tonight.
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October 11th, 2005 #23
nice stuff I like the lifely feeling you know to bring into your works
October 11th, 2005 #24
I'm not bullshitting or saying this cause we know each other...I really believe you have some of the strongest life-drawings on this entire forum. It's rare to see so much information in such a loose, expressive style. I cannot say enough good things.
- Tiffany's character redo is looking sweet! Yeah..she rocks, and it's only a matter of time I think with her...she's gonna do well.
I picked up this David Mack Kabuki comic yesterday...it's just a collection of watercolors and shit. He does some stuff in there, that I really think I could see you producing fo your illustrations. Especially now that you are doing these watercolors from life (preggo looks awesome by the way) -
If everything goes well...I plan on coming the 23rd...I'll bring it if ya like.
peace bro
October 12th, 2005 #25
whats on the 23rd? Also you need to tighten up arkady. Im sick of this loose crap. You need to do some bargue drawings and copies of plaster casts. Thats real art. Not this hippie tree hugging crap.
October 12th, 2005 #26Originally Posted by winjer
October 12th, 2005 #27
sweet life drawings. The line and watercolor is great. try using a colored pen for the outline or a colored pencil. Its fun. To bad your scanner or camera werent better. Maybe try fixing the contrast in photoshop before you post.
October 12th, 2005 #28
nice oc guy, the last batch of figures is looking sweet as well. Some in my favsfolder.
October 12th, 2005 #29
Gratzie all.
this new batch from tonight i fiddled with the levels a bit. But yeah, my camera is on its last leg, and my scanner is not much better.
Tonight's (tried to show off for Tony Bennett, succeeded just on the last one):
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these watercolors look great. it reminds me of charles reid's watercolor book on figures. it makes me want to do more traditional painting.
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Can someone please explain why in a game that was pretty much over at qtr time.....why we didn't play Henry, Alabi and Warrick?
"we might make dollars, but we don't necessarily make sense"
"always be sincere....whether you mean it or not"
So when do we find out if we pick up Henry's, Aminu's and Vasques' options?
Does this mean they might not play out the season?
Just noticed. Henry didn't get any minutes. Neither did Warrick.
Their time is short, perhaps?
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This team needs a point guard. Vasquez looked slow, clumsy and terrible. Dell need to make something happen before the season start.
It seems like we'll need to be very patient this season, especially if Gordon rides the pine for long stretches again. There aren't many guys on this team who can create their own shot opportunities.
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darius miller should start at SF we need the offensive punch at the start of the game......aminu has shown who he is thats a average or below SF
vasquez, E. gordon, d miller,davis, lopez....... rotate anderson at SF or center...i am noticing others teams are starting to release players that are are not going make the 14-15 players roster for example ...the lakers release chris douglas roberts SF could be a good pickup
This team will never go anywhere with Vasquez commanding starting minutes at the point. He is beyond horrible. His passing and shot selection were unbearable to watch yet again. No one give the preseason excuse, his play is almost as bad as his haircut
All this hate gv.wasnt he suppose to be better than jjack?
Lopez is really playing like a man out there. Only preseason, but its not like he's been super flashy, just doing what he does and well.
We all know GV is not our long term PG. In fact, we just spent the 10th pick in the draft to get another guard to play along side Gordon.
Let's get Gordon and Rivers back healthy and see what we have before we make any rash long term decisions here. As hard as it's going to be for everyone, me included, we are not playing for this season. We'll have another pick and plenty of cap space to sort everything out next offseason.
Let's look at the positives.....we may have the best young shooting guard in the league in Eric Gordon. And I would be glad to go to battle with any team in the league with bigs of Anthony Davis, Robin Lopez, Ryan Anderson and Jason Smith. 19, 24, 24 and 26 years old. Not to mention Monty Williams.
If you think long term, and look at this preseason, you have to be very very happy.
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NEWTON, N.C. The Pfeiffer University womens cross country crossed the line tenth on Saturday morning competing in the 2010 Lenoir-Rhyne Invitational held at Southside Park. Junior Kaitlyn Mullis scored another top-10 finish to lead the Lady Falcons with a time of 20:06.
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April Hinson came in 70 with a time of 24:21 while Nina Ubabuike and Ashley Stutts rounded out team times for Pfeiffer. Ubabuike finished in spot #75 with a 25:33 while Stutts finished five places later with a 27:19 over the 5k course.
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Harris Provides Second-Straight Walk-Off in Game One; Baseball Earns Weekend Series Win over North Greenville
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer University and visiting North Greenville University split a Conference Carolinas baseball doubleheader on Saturday afternoon with the Falcons claiming a 3-2 walk-off win in game one while the Crusaders took advantage of five errors to roll 13-5 in game two. Pfeiffer improves to 16-11, 7-5 in league play winning the weekend series while North Greenville moves to 17-10, 9-3.
In the ninth of game one, Aarin Sharpe (Winterville, FL) started with a leadoff single to right-center and moved to second on Jacob Yates (Blairs, VA) sacrifice bunt. Two hitters later, Jon Gray (Granite Falls, NC) would keep the inning alive reaching on an error by third baseman Taylor Hollifield (Boiling Springs, SC). Hollifields boot would come bite to hurt the Crusaders as Justin Harris rolled a 40-foot groundball down the third-base line, coming to rest right on the white line for a walk-off single, his second in as many days.
North Greenville would score two early runs in the second as Pfeiffer started their comeback in the seventh. A Yates fielders choice would bring in Matt Wade (Chapel Hill, NC) while a Kevin Price (Asheville, NC) drag bunt single on a safety squeeze would bring home the game-tying run in Preston Lyon (Gastonia, NC). Craig Bolton (Shelby, NC) picked up the win in relief tossing the top of the ninth, allowing just a hit with two strikeouts. Boltons perfect ERA remains intact after his 15th appearance of the season on Saturday.
In game two, North Greenville would exploit five Pfeiffer errors in their 13-5 win leading to unearned tallies scoring at-least once in each of the seven frames of game two. The Falcons would tag starter Ryan Woodring (Asheville, NC) for five runs in game two starting with two in the bottom of the second.
Sharpe and Price would each collect RBI-singles in the second scoring Cole McGraw (Claremont, NC) and Wade. A two-run double by Lyon in the sixth and a final run-scoring single by Sharpe would complete the run-scoring for the Falcons. Harris would finish the day with four hits in seven trips to the plate while Sharpe finished with three hits along with Price.
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So Talha, how are we really supposed to know that YOURS is the correct interpretation,
First of all I made my "interpretation" using clear proofs and verses from the Holy Quran. It was your suggestion that the Holy Quran preaches indiscrimate violence against disbelievers. I clearly proved that wrong with the many verses I quoted which clearly show that Muslims may fight with disbelievers in self-defense only. You could not respond to those verses, you did not even comment on them. However, I responded to the verses you quoted by putting them in their proper context. Now I will reveal to you a shocking surprise. This isn't MY interpretation, it is the interpretation and understanding of every Muslim scholar and commentator of repute. Read the classical commentaries of ibn Kathir, Jalalain, and many others and you will find that they reinforce my point of view. Go to any online fatwa database and ask or search for this question, and the answer will agree with mine
Here is an example of such an authoritative fatwa from a Saudi alim:
Our attitude must be clear; we must explain to the kuffaar the ruling of Islamic sharee'ah concerning harming and killing others. We should tell them that Islam forbids harming innocent people in any way, whether that involves harming their bodies, their wealth or their honour. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: "There should be neither harming nor reciprocating harm." It is not permissible to kill a kaafir who is not hostile or who has a legitimate peace treaty with the Muslims; rather treating a non-hostile kaafir with kindness is part of the Islamic religion, especially if that is done to call him to Islam and soften his heart (towards Islam). Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning):
"Allaah does not forbid you to deal justly and kindly with those who fought not against you on account of religion nor drove you out of your homes. Verily, Allaah loves those who deal with equity"[al-Mumtahinah 60:8]
At times of war against the kuffaar, it is not permissible for a Muslim to deliberately kill a kaafir child or woman who is not bearing arms against the Muslims or helping in the fight. It was narrated that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said to the Muslim army: "Go out in the name of Allaah and by the help of Allaah, following the way of the Messenger of Allaah. Do not kill any old man, infant, child or woman… spread goodness and do good, for Allaah loves those who do good." (Narrated by Abu Dawood, 2614; its isnaad includes Khaalid ibn al-Faraz, of whom Ibn Hajar said in al-Taqreeb, he is maqbool (acceptable) i.e., if there are corroborating reports)
Now you also mentioned something about taqiya (concealing your beliefs), you are confusing this doctrine with mainstream Sunni Islam. Taqiya is a salient feature of shia islam, they believe it is allowed to hide one's beliefs if it will endanger your life, due to their historic and unfortunate mistreatment by Sunni governments in history. However, as a Sunni Muslim this concept of taqiya does not apply to me, so I should not have to defend it.
And what about all those moslims who interpret it the way I did? It is very clear that many do. How will you convince them that they are wrong? I believe, quite sincerely, that if you try, they will probably want to kill you. I judge the religion on the actions of its believers.
Who are all those Muslims? Can you name me a single cleric (i.e. Imam, Shaykh, Alim, Mufti, etc.,) who says that indiscriminate killing of disbelievers is allowed in Islam? Not even Usama bin Laden, who is considered a heretic and deviant by mainstream Muslims, believes that indiscrimate killing of disbelievers is allowed in Islam. Al-Qaida targets Americans and other westerners, but why doesn't it target Chinese, Latin Americans, etc., they are just as kafir and non-Muslim as Westerners.
So in short, you have made the accusation that Islam supports indiscriminate killing of non-Muslims under any circumstance. As a Muslim I find that a ludicrous and absurd claim. I believe therefore it is your burden to prove your ignorant accusation is true. Thus far you have failed miserably.


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In January 2012, plans by related company Bantin & Kingman Universal Ltd for a beagle breeding facility on the same site were rejected after public outcry at the news which saw a BUAV petition reach 28,000 signatures in just two weeks. Despite this, Yorkshire Evergreen has recently submitted an application to East Riding Council, for the same purpose, on the same land in Grimston.
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MISEHEIMER, N.C. – Kayla Rodriguez, Brae Buster and Kaitlin Sampson were named to the NSCAA All-Region Third Team. The trio helped guide the Falcons to a 2013 Conference Carolinas Tournament Championship and a trip to the NCAA Tournament.
Rodriguez had a stellar junior season and was named the Conference Carolinas Tournament MVP as well as earning a spot on the First Team All-Conference. Rodriguez led the team with eight assists, and was second on the squad with six goals and 20 points. Rodriguez most impressive feat on the season came on Oct. 9 as she recorded a hat trick against Chowan in the first 9:44 of play.
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The Falcons finished the season with a 13-7-1 record and a 6-3 mark in conference play. They defeated Converse and King to reach the conference championship, where they took on the host, Belmont Abbey. The game was decided in penalty kicks and Buster's strike clinched a bid to the NCAA Tournament. The double-digit win total on the year was the eighth time in the last nine seasons that Pfeiffer had reached that mark.


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Product DescriptionThe Maxxis Ignitor Mountain Bike Tire's wide spaced tread sheds mud and rocks like mad, so you can rip in full-on mank without your bike gaining weight every five feet. Pentagon-shaped nobbs and a medium tread compound help you corner well in a wide range of trail conditions. With many World Cup victories under its belt, this Maxxis tire gets the job done on race day.
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Date Reviewed: June 9, 2013
Strengths: Light, rolls fast, a good race tire for DRY conditions. It's like using racing slicks in dry conditions.
Weaknesses: Doesn't shed wet dirt mud or sand very well. It's like using racing slicks in wet conditions. Sucks if the condition are anything but dry.
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Where these tires really fail is if the conditions get wet. Everything sticks to these tires (sand, dirt, clay, mud, ice) and they don't shed any of it well. My best comparison is racing slicks used for motorcycles or racecars on asphalt race tracks...they are awesome in dry conditions , grip well and are very predictable. But if there's any rain, the last thing you'd ever want is to use slicks in the rain cause the grip is gone. Same thing with the ignitors...in the wet, it gets so caked up, any semblance of tread or knob or grip is gone. I think these are are condition specific light, fast XC tires for dry conditions, but not a versatile all-around tire choice.
Date Reviewed: October 18, 2012
Strengths: Predictable. Suits loose, dusty conditions. Corners well.
Weaknesses: Quite narrow. Fair bit of rolling resistance due to knob design (as would be expected with MTB tyre however).
Bottom Line:
It could possibly be a good idea to run something wider on the front but they still feel quite capable as a set.
Date Reviewed: September 11, 2012
Strengths: Corners well Especially in loose conditions. Squarish profile works well for me.
Weaknesses: Maybe not the fastest roller. I think the benefit of the extra speed through the turns more than makes up for it.
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Date Reviewed: September 9, 2012
Strengths: predictable, roll fast, corner well
Weaknesses: expensive
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The Ignitors have changed that.
These are my last choice for riding XC in Utah. They roll well, they are durable, and they are predictable.
Any tire will slip if pushed hard enough. The Ignitors grip really well, but when they do slip they do it in a predictable, controllable way - allowing you to recover. They don't just completely let go like many xc/freeride tires, dumping you on the ground before you even realize there is an issue.
Date Reviewed: August 1, 2012
Strengths: It's a tire
Weaknesses: Everything! One of the worst tires I've ever bought.
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Purchased At: Full Cycle
Date Reviewed: June 30, 2012
Strengths: - Treads worked better than the stock Kenda's on my bike
- Had better stopping power when coming around fast corners when only using the front brake to avoid sliding out.
Weaknesses: - tire size is smaller than my original set of tires. my stock tires were a 2.1 as are these. however the tire height is around 1.5" from the rim to the edge of the tire tread.
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Date Reviewed: May 2, 2012
Strengths: rolls very well, fairly light weight
Weaknesses: a little loose in the wet stuff
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Date Reviewed: April 26, 2012
Strengths: Great front tire, wears exceptionally well, sets up tubeless easily
Weaknesses: none
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Date Reviewed: December 31, 2011
Strengths: Confidence inspiring cornering grip
givesd a lot of feedback,
warns you well before it's going to break loose
Rolling resistance is good, maybe not great but I've been spoiled by small block 8, larsen tt & crossmark
light weight
Weaknesses: smaller than listed size, (if that matters to you) more like 2.0 than 2.1.
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Up front : I've found that there is plenty of grip in corners with plenty of feedback, it leans in well and progressively, braking is solid and well controlled. I'm really fond of the handling characteristics of this tyre, it's more a matter of controllable, progressive handling rather than outright grip. It might be smaller than it claims to be but it doesn't feel like it has lost anything by it. Works very well on all of the surfaces I ride, dry hardpack, gravel/sand over hardpack, lose over hardpack, rock and soft soil
At the rear: There is loads of climbing traction when the pressure is right, 32psi for me at around 160lb on all of the surfaces I ride, dry hardpack, gravel/sand over hardpack, lose over hardpack, rock and soft soil, but I prefer it up front and something faster on the rear like a cross mark/Larsen/sb8
I find it to be a good combination with ignitor, front and Larsen/cross mark rear. I would recommend this tyre to beginners looking to enhance their cornering confidence as well as more experienced riders looking for cornering speed and playing with slides because it wont just slip out from under you.
I'm very happy with this tyre, it doesn't suffer by being a bit smaller than 2.1 in fact it might be lighter and faster for it.
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Duration Product Used: 3 months
Purchased At: lbs
Similar Products Used: larsen tt, crossmark, small block 8
Bike Setup: hardtail, 07 Norco fireball frame, 08 charger componants with xt shifters, hg 619 cassette.
Date Reviewed: December 2, 2011
Strengths: roll fast on tarmac and dry soil.
Weaknesses: doesn't have any traction on muddy soil.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid: $10.00
Purchased At: my friend
Similar Products Used: n/a
Bike Setup: Wimcycle C-One frame (Made in Indonesia), Shimano Acera groupset.
Date Reviewed: July 14, 2011
Strengths: it grips very well on hard packed dirt and on bike ladders.
its great for my mix of street, dirt jumps, and slight dh. it hooks up in silty dry crap.
Weaknesses: it does wear a bit quick but come on, when your demanding so much from a tire its gonna go sometime...not so good in super tacky mud.
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid: $45.00
Purchased At: jenson usa
Similar Products Used: lots of stuff.
Bike Setup: p1 set up for jumps and anything else.
Date Reviewed: May 31, 2011
Strengths: Great grip on loose rocks and when you lock up the brakes the tire doesn't wear down or heat up. Great grip on most things
Weaknesses: Not very good on wet slipperry rocks or muddy downhils
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid: $40.00
Purchased At: dallas bikes works
Bike Setup: Kona dawgana muontian aluminum gutted
Date Reviewed: May 29, 2011
Strengths: Great for hard pack, loose gravel, and some mud/rock use.
Weaknesses: Mud packs in the tires a lot reducing traction, not great on wet rocks, sand, or snow.
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Price Paid: $30.00
Purchased At: Northern Lights in F
Bike Setup: 2008 Kona blast
Date Reviewed: May 23, 2011
Strengths: None, that I can think of...wait, it sealed really easily, so setup was a cinch.
Weaknesses: Bought this as a more all purpose XC tire as it was going to be a slippery week. I was running Stan's the Raven 2.2's. They never slip, even when it's wet. Put these on for anticipated extra grip and they all went sideways over every silly little root. Sucked. Tried the Stan's tires for comparison after a local XC race and they were 100 times better on slimy east coast roots than these tires. And the Stan's have minimal, minimal tread.
Also, these wash out in any corner, even damp hardpack.
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $55.00
Purchased At: LBS
Bike Setup: GF SF100
Date Reviewed: May 16, 2011
Strengths: Superb grip, great strength and resistance to flats. Quick rolling.
Weaknesses: Wears really quick on a rear tyre under a heavy engine (95-100kg. Very sensitive to changes in PSI.
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Under me the rear wheel wore shockingly quick, however the front is still going strong 2500 - 3000 km later.
These tyres, while under 29-34 Psi have been a revelation. As mentioned if you stray outside that Psi window, they become either puncture magnets or slippery as...
With the pressure too high, they seem to deflect off roots and stones, twisting the bars away from your line as well as sliding off any kind of off flat rocks you try to track across.
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Price Paid: $35.00
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Is there some benefit to putting Faith on trial, in a public, symbolic way?
It could be strung out for some time if the merciless daily coverage of that Peterson person is any indication.
We would need to get this process into the public forum to generate the needed publicity, awareness, and participation for:
Defining the charges against Faith (i.e. religion)
Selecting a judge
Selecting a prosecutor (C. Hitchens gets my vote)
selecting the jury
defining the epistemology, or court procedures
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punishment (not to prejudge, but burning at the stake comes to mind for some reason)
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Marking tomorrow's four-year anniversary of the enactment of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, U.S. Senator Bob Casey, Vice Chairman designate of the U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee, today released a fact sheet on the gender pay gap that continues to affect women across America.
"There is no justification for paying women less for the same work as their male counterparts," said Vice Chairman designate Casey. "Not only does this disparity burden women and their families during their working years, but it also jeopardizes retirement and financial security for women later in life and has significant consequences for the overall economy."
The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act makes it easier for women to challenge wage discrimination. Women earn lower wages than men across all races and levels of education, a gap that begins at the start of a woman's career and has negative consequences into retirement.
The fact sheet released today finds that women with bachelor's degrees can face a lifetime earnings gap of over $500,000 compared to men.
Other highlights include:
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It's easy to notice all the changes with the Burlington Christian Academy boys' basketball team from a year ago.
But take note of this, too: Andrew Carden is still dashing through the lane for the Royals.
Carden scored 19 points as host BCA opened its season by defeating Vandalia Christian 59-52 in a non-conference game Friday night.
"We have to get used to playing with each other," Carden said. "We'll work through it."
A strong start to the fourth quarter propelled the Royals in front of a gym full of spectators on their campus.
It marked the BCA debut for senior guard Jamison Jeffers, who was a Times-News All-Region first-team player last season for Cummings High School. He scored 10 points as did senior center Josh Folwell, a transfer from Southern Alamance.
"The biggest thing for our guys was we haven't been on the court in action like this," BCA coach Brian Dehart said. "We didn't play to our potential because they don't know each other that well. It takes time to trust each other."
After the school's best season in 2011-12, there are six newcomers on the nine-player roster. Dehart said there has been an emphasis on learning the offense.
"We're going to have to learn to adjust," he said.
Carden, a senior forward who has been a BCA fixture, scored 12 second-half points. Joshua Stewart tallied a couple clutch baskets as part of his 11-point outing.
The Royals scored the first 10 points of the fourth quarter to complete a 12-0 spurt and build a 54-39 lead. But Jeffers was stretched out in front of the bench with cramps as Vandalia Christian, which was without a field goal for the first 3:45 of the fourth quarter, rallied.
The Vikings were within 54-48 when a steal and layup by Jeffers, who had re-entered the game, tamed the uprising. Stewart scored the next three points.
"First game all of us playing together," Jeffers said. "We've got to get better quick."
Carden said most of the BCA players are familiar with each other from playing pick-up games in Burlington. And Folwell is no stranger to the school either because he attended BCA through sixth grade before enrolling again this summer.
Houston Miller scored 22 points for Vandalia Christian (3-2).
-- BCA plays host to Word of God from Raleigh on Monday night. Word of God has produced some highly touted Division I players and NBA player John Wall in recent seasons. There will be no girls' game between the schools as Word of God called off that game because of a lack of players.


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Eduserv Symposium 2009: Evolution Or Revolution: The Future of Identity and Access Management for Research
Shirley Williams reports on the Eduserv Foundation Symposium which took as its theme investigate the intersection between identity management, access management and scholarly research collaboration across institutional and geographic boundaries.
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Prefab (or prefabricated) homes are factory-built structures that are generally modernist in style, customizable and boast an array of (often optional) design elements meant to reduce a homeowner's environmental impact.
The manufacture of prefab dwellings is eco-friendly in comparison to traditional home building in that construction waste is minimized and the homes are precision-built to include energy-efficient and sustainable features that would otherwise be difficult to incorporate when building on-site.
Additionally, modern prefab homes offer great versatility and mobility than traditional homes.
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Do we clearly know what the living closest relative of the dinosaurs are? And connected to the first question, in scientific manner how do we know these relationship between extinct species and living ones?
In general the answer is always the same: you construct a phylogenetic tree. In order to locate different species on this tree in relation to each other, you use various features to compare which species are more similar to each other than others.
The best way of doing this is by comparing their DNA sequence, especially orthologous genes (i.e. genes common to the species compared).
Unfortunately, genetic sequences usually aren't available for extinct species. You can still compare homologous features though. For instance, the class of mammals are all characterised by the possession of mammary glands. Similarly, all vertebrates have a vertebral column and all aves are feathered, warm-blooded, egg-laying vertebrates.
The collection of many such features from fossile records allows the creation of more or less detailed phylogenies. The Wikipedia explanation mentions several transitional fossil forms which trace the evolution from dinosaurs to modern birds via several intermediates. All of the inferences are based on anatomical resemblance.
This may sound weak evidence but in fact anatomical homology has proved to be sufficiently accurate in constructing other phylogenies, where we have been able to verify the correctness using genome comparison data. So while there is much uncertainty about the precise branching point of birds from dinosaurs (or maybe archosaurs), there is near-certainty that the common ancestor of birds and dinosaurs was, in fact, an archosaur.
Extending Konrad Rudolph's answer, research has been conducted into reconstructing the phylogenetic tree via protein sequence data of the T. rex (one of the latest living dinosaurs):
They use a variety of standard methods for the phylogenetic analysis. The real challenge was collecting protein sequence data for the T. rex (which has been extinct for ~65 million years). They succeeded in collecting and sequencing collagen α1(I) from Mastodon and T. rex, and compared it to the same protein in extant species.
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There is strong evidence that dinosaurs and birds have a common ancestor because they found some dinosaur fossils with evidence of feathers and morphological similarity in bone structure. I don't know what is the policy on wikipedia linking here but the wiki article is well cited


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MOUNT OLIVE, N.C. Joseph Westbrooks game-tying two-run double with two outs in the bottom of the seventh forced extra innings and Dan Hayduk hit a walk-off rbi-single in the bottom of the eighth to lift nationally top-ranked Mount Olive to its second straight come-from-behind win as the Trojans completed a doubleheader sweep for a 4-3 victory over Pfeiffer in game two of a Conference Carolinas baseball doubleheader Saturday at Scarborough Field. The Trojans trailed 3-0 going into the final inning of the scheduled seven-inning contest.
The Trojans took the opener 7-6 after rallying from a four-run deficit as Daniel Coffeys two-run homer in the bottom of the eighth put Mount Olive ahead to stay. Westbrook also provided heroics in game one, tying the game with a three-run homer in the sixth inning.
In the opening game, Mount Olive (22-3 overall, 9-1 Conference Carolinas) trailed 5-1 when Jacob Rogers one-out double triggered the Trojans sixth-inning comeback. Rogers scored on Coffeys single up the middle and Nick Gaeta followed with a pinch-hit single. Westbrook then went opposite field down the right field line as his line drive cleared the fence just inside the foul pole to tie the game 5-5. The home run was Westbrooks first of the season.
Pfeiffer (13-17, 6-5) regained the lead in the top of the eighth as Jon Gray led off the inning with a single and eventually scored from third on Aarin Sharpes two-out bloop single to right center. Sharpe drove in two runs for the Falcons.
Hayduk drew a one-out walk in the bottom half of the inning and Coffey drilled the first pitch he saw over the left field fence to put Mount Olive ahead to stay. Coffeys home run was his third of the year.
Curtis Hudson (4-0) retired the side in order in the top of the ninth, ending the game with a strikeout. Hudson pitched the final three innings after taking over for starter Carter Capps, who retired the first eight batters he faced to run his streak of hitless innings to 12. Capps, who gave up a two-out single in the third, pitched a no-hitter last Saturday against Coker.
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In the study, the investigators mined data from the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey for the years 2001-2010. During this time, acute respiratory tract infections accounted for 126 million visits to emergency departments in the US. In patients under the age of 19 they saw a decrease in the utilization of antibiotics for respiratory infections where they are not indicated. They saw no such reduction in adult patients.
"While emergency department antibiotic use for acute respiratory tract infections decreased in the past decade among children, we saw no decrease in antibiotic use for adults with acute respiratory tract infections," says coauthor John Baddley, of the University of Alabama at Birmingham, an author on the study. "Given organized efforts to emphasize antibiotic stewardship, we expected to see a decrease in emergency department antibiotic use for such infections."
That's very unfortunate, Baddley says, because the ER's see so many patients, since they are used not just for emergencies, but for primary care visits generally—especially among those who are uninsured or insured by Medicare. A major reduction in use of inappropriate antibiotics in the ER could have a big benefit just due to the large number of patients seen.
Acute respiratory tract infections, including rhinitis, sinusitis, and bronchitis, account for nearly one tenth of ambulatory care visits in the United States. While many of these infections are caused by viruses, clinicians still prescribe antibiotics for these conditions. Viruses are impervious to antibiotics, and inappropriate antibiotic use can lead to the development of antibiotic resistance.
"The observed lack of change in antibiotic utilization for adult acute respiratory tract infection patients, especially those with infections where antibiotics are not indicated, is concerning," the investigators write in the study. "This may indicate that efforts to curtail inappropriate antibiotic use have not been effective or have not yet been implemented for this subset of patients."
Complicating the picture, the investigators suggest that the lack of reduction in use of antibiotics in these cases may reflect, among other things, the difficulty of making definitive diagnoses, and the fact that patients frequently expect to receive an antibiotic, and pressure clinicians for them.
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