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To act in an arrogant and condescending manner toward a constiuency.
There's something about late August and early September...politicians get all wee weed up.t
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A nonsensical phrase used by a politician that is imploding over the failure of his/her policies. The phrase replaces nonsensical phrases uttered by his/her predecessor that showed his/her ignorance.
At an online forum on healthcare held Thursday at the Democratic National Committee (DNC), Obama drew on his own political experience to predict better fortunes next month.
"There's something about August going into September where everyone in Washington gets all wee-weed up," the president said.
"There's something about August going into September where everyone in Washington gets all wee-weed up," the president said.
by Free Rider Problem August 20, 2009
A sexist (and generally racist) term used for males solving an argument by comparing the size or length of specific body parts.
Gal: President Obama is really calling out the Senators about health insurance reform.
Guy: Yeah, he's not afraid to get wee-wee'd up.
Guy: Yeah, he's not afraid to get wee-wee'd up.
by Ben Dover Franken August 22, 2009
To become hysterical. Only used when giving a speech without a teleprompter. Is currently being spread around the internets as a catchphrase, but that depends on what the meaning of "is" is.
Dude, don't get all wee weed up about ketchup being a vegetable. Have some with your pototoe.
by brballer August 21, 2009
To argue from emotions without much logical thought. From the "This little piggy" story. The last little piggy "cried wee, wee, wee all the way home." It was use by Barack Obama in August 2009 to describe Washingtonians. To say it came from urinating would not have a coherent meaning. It may have been a spontaneous term that filled the niche at that moment.
The birthers don't look at the evidence and all wee-weed up.
by cryinmybeer September 06, 2009
to screw up, to cause ones problems to become worse. to mess things up
"CNN wee weed up their research on figuring out what this word means."
"The private insurance company wee weed up the paperwork and grandma died."
"The private insurance company wee weed up the paperwork and grandma died."
by ArmyGuy August 23, 2009
Anger to the degree that one urinates on one's self to the point of becoming paralyzed.
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CLEVELAND-Senior forward Kirsten Olowinski scored a season-high 25 points to lead all scorers, but it was not enough as the sixth-seeded Miami University's women's basketball team (19-12) suffered an 82-70 loss to No. 7 seed Buffalo (12-19) on Wednesday afternoon in the second round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland.
Olowinski also paced the RedHawks with seven boards, while senior guard Courtney Osborn chipped in a game-high six assists and 19 points as the only other RedHawk to score in double figures.
Miami opened the scoring with a 3-pointer from junior guard Hannah Robertson just 14 seconds into the game. A pair of layups by Olowinski handed the RedHawks leads of 7-5 and 9-7. The Bulls staged a 7-0 run over a two-minute stretch to capture a 14-9 advantage by the 13:52 mark, capped by a Sloane Walton 3-pointer.
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What kinds of charges are handled in Juvenile Court?How do I resolve a Juvenile Court traffic offense?How does a parent hear that charges have been filed?My child has been arrested. Where is he/she?How do I visit my child when he or she is in custody?How do I get my child released?Can a juvenile be certified as an adult in Minnesota?Where will the case be heard?Is a Public Defender available?Are the charges confidential?What is my next court date?Can I change the court date?What do I do if there is a warrant for my arrest?Can I contest an award of restitution?
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Juvenile Court handles any Criminal or Traffic charge against a person under 16 years of age. It also handles charges against people between 16 and 18 years of age if the charge is a misdemeanor. Petty misdemeanors charged against 16 to 18-year-olds are handled by the Traffic Violations Bureau.
Call 651-266-9202 and press 0 to speak to a representative. If it can be resolved by the Traffic Violations Bureau, follow their instructions. If the case has been referred to Juvenile Court, a notice will be mailed to the address on the citation. The notice will tell you if the offense if payable or court-required. This process can take 6-8 weeks. Please note that the 21 day deadline mentioned on the citation does not apply to a case processed through Juvenile Court. If you do not receive a notice or if the addess on the citation is incorrect, contact the Juvenile Court at 651-266-5115.
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If a juvenile is in custody, the Juvenile Detention Center staff makes every effort to contact the custodial parents immediately.
If the juvenile was not taken into custody, the court sends a notice to both the parent and child at the address provided on the petition.
In Ramsey County, juveniles are held at the Juvenile Detention Center at the Juvenile and Family Court Facility at the address above.
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Call 651-266-5255, provided you are a parent or legal guardian. You will need picture ID.
For more information and rules about visitation, visit the Juvenile Detention Center page of the Ramsey County web site.
Ramsey County Juvenile Detention staff may contact you. If you do not hear from them, the issue of release will be addressed at the first court appearance.
For more information, review "What happens when a child is taken to detention?" on the Juvenile Detention Center page of the Ramsey County web site.
If the case is filed in Ramsey County, the first hearing will be at the address above. Subsequent hearings may be held in the county where the child lives.
Yes, provided you qualify. You must be prepared to show evidence of your income.
If the child is over 16 and the charge is a felony, no. Otherwise, yes.
Juvenile matters are not published on the internet. Call the Juvenile Court office at 651-266-5115. Please have any paperwork with you when you call.
Yes, in certain circumstances. The answer will depend on the level of offense, whether continuances have been granted to you before, and the type of hearing. Call the Juvenile Court at 651-266-5115 to see if this is possible. Call as soon as possible. Same-day continuances are not commonly granted.
Turn yourself in at the Ramsey County Law Enforcement Center, 425 Grove Street in St. Paul. In many cases, you may call the Juvenile Court office at the number above to request a hearing to quash the warrant. Note: the warrant remains active until you appear at the court hearing.
Yes. You must submit a request for hearing within 30 days of notice to contest the amount of restitution.
For more information, refer to the probation forms that were provided with the notice or contact your probation officer.
Report it. In Ramsey County, these reports are handled by Child Protection Services. Outside of Ramsey County, visit the Child Protection and Child Welfare page of the MN Department of Human Services web site for the agency in your area. If it's an emergency situation, call your local police or dial 911.
Child abuse charges against adults are handled by the Criminal Court. Reports of abuse are reviewed by Ramsey County Human Services. If Human Services determines a petition is appropriate, they will file a CHIPS (CHildren In need of Protection or Services) petition with Juvenile Court.
If you would like the child to be placed with you, contact the Child Protection Services division of Ramsey County Human Services (651-266-4444). Let them know that there is an active child protection case and ask to speak with the social worker in charge of the case.
If you are represented, you should contact your attorney. Changing a court date in a child protection proceeding requires a motion, notification to all other parties and a proposed order. The continuance must be approved by the Judge.
Contact the Court at the number above to request that you receive notices for child protection court hearings. You may contact Ramsey County Human Services to request additional information about the case or to speak to the social worker assigned.
There must be a legal basis to terminate someone's parental rights. You may want to seek the advice of an attorney or refer to the Minnesota Statutes or the MN Rules of Juvenile Protection Procedures. Termination-related forms are not available online, however you may purchase them in the Juvenile Court office at the Ramsey County Juvenile and Family Justice Center at the address above.
There are very limited circumstances in which this may happen. You may want to seek the advice of an attorney.
Emancipation is allowing an underage person to have the same legal resposibilities as an adult. A Petition for Emancipation may be considered by the court, but the court does not provide forms or advice on this issue. If you want to pursue emancipation or if you are involved in an emancipation case, it is recommended that you seek the advice of an attorney.
For more information, visit the Juvenile Law page of the State Self-Help Center. There is an Emancipation section with links to more resources.
File a Petition for Adoption with the court along with the applicable fee. You must be a resident of Ramsey County. Adoption can be complicated; consider seeking the advice of an attorney.
For more information, visit the Adoption page of the State Self-Help Center.
Request to Access Adoption Decree
No, juvenile cases are not generally sealed. However, many juvenile records are not available to the public and some records may be accessed by court order. Legal records for juveniles 16 or older who are charged with felony offenses are generally open to the public.
No. Court records are retained for a fixed period of time. Other agencies may keep records according to their own rules.
For more information visit the Retention Schedule on the Justice Partner Resources page
Submit a Juvenile Case Record Request to Juvenile Court at the address above. You may request a summary of your case record, but you may need to obtain a court order to access additional documents.
No. MN Rules of Public Access to Records of the Judicial Branch determine who may have access and a person cannot bypass these rules through a release. Access not otherwise allowed would require a court order.
File a Petition for Expungement with the court at the address above. Contact Juvenile Court at 651-266-5115 for a hearing date before you serve the paperwork. You may use the Criminal Expungement forms and instructions, but you will need to modify them to comply with juvenile court requirements. Expungement is a complicated process. You may want to seek the advice of an attorney.
Request a background check from the MN Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA). The BCA's phone number is 651-793-2400. Juvenile court records only provide access to specific documents in specific court cases. We do not handle background checks.
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Ghostcrawler has mentioned several times that Blizzard is trying to constrain mana regeneration for healers, in order to encourage healers to heal more efficiently and more thoughtfully. For the most part, Blizzard has failed in this task. The 3.1 changes haven't really had much effect on mana concerns.
There is one fight in Ulduar where mana conservation becomes vital: General Vezax.
Vezax has an ability called Aura of Despair which shuts down pretty much all mana regeneration for casters. No Illumination, no mp5, no spirit, no Replenishment, etc. The only way casters can regenerate mana is by standing in pools of saronite vapour every so often. However, the vapour damages you as it returns mana. Hard-mode for Vezax involves not using the vapour at all.
In our first attempt on Vezax, I tried using the vapour, but managed to kill myself while only regenerating 600 mana. I'm still not 100% sure what happened there, but I chose to ignore the vapour for the remaining attempts.
Vezax was the most fun I've had healing in a long time. It's so good to watch overhealing once again, to heal carefully, to predict damage and use cooldowns appropriately, rather than spam madly. Almost all the raid damage in the Vezax encounter is avoidable.
But the lengths the fight had to go to create that dynamic. No regeneration at all. Entire stats and talents become useless. Blizzard's tiptoeing around for the rest of game, cutting the effect of spirit by a few percent, or nerfing Illumination, none of that had the effect of simply saying, "No Regen."
I still think that mana is the best resource for healing. I've played games that use an energy-like system and--while energy is great for DPS--it just isn't as good as the gameplay involved in healing while keeping a careful eye on a dwindling mana bar.
It's too late for WoW, but I think that future MMOs based around the tank-healer-dps trinity would be well-served by taking a cue from General Vezax and simply not allowing healers to regenerate mana in combat. Give them talents that add extra effects, or do new things, but close the door on regeneration permanently. It seems to be the only way to prevent healing from falling into the mindless spam routine.
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Regenerating Mana and Healing
Ghostcrawler has mentioned several times that Blizzard is trying to constrain mana regeneration for healers, in order to encourage healers to heal more efficiently and more thoughtfully. For the most part, Blizzard has failed in this task. The 3.1 changes haven't really had much effect on mana concerns.
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- Anonymous said...
- 12:23 AM, May 08, 2009
- Barrista said...
So no judgement of wisdom or anything? Could you bubble and then stand in the vapor? Or sacred shield yourself?
- 4:59 AM, May 08, 2009
- bommetje said...
The most fun I had being a healer had to be vanilla WoW where there was barely any mp5 and manapools so big you could just spam heal.
- 6:02 AM, May 08, 2009
- Kring said...
Actually, that was how healing worked in vanilla in 5 mans. Oom after every pull.
I know how excited I was when my gear got better and I was able to heal a 5 man without drinking. That was the ultimate kick, not having these mana problems.
Although I do agree, that mana regeneration is way to high since 2.4 I think that this is a topic where the grass always will be greener on the other side.
Besides that, the first to pay the price for a nerfed healer mana regeneration will be the warlock class because they cannot regenerate mana without life tap and the do have to life tap in a boss fight.
- 6:56 AM, May 08, 2009
- Klepsacovic said...
What's the point of regen anyway? It used to be a sort of gear/skill check with careful management of out of casting regen and balancing regen with output... and buying massive numbers of mana potions and forcing the shamans and druids to go resto.
Bigger mana pools, focusing more on intellect, would do the same thing as regen: allowing for healing over more time and acting as a gear check. Regen is redundant. Mana burns in PvP would need to be heavily nerfed if regen went away or was heavily nerfed.
A static mana bar that only goes down isn't what I'd want, but much slower movement up would make life more interesting. And then once healers have to balance stats and efficiency more, maybe healers can have fewer other annoyances.
- 7:43 AM, May 08, 2009
- Anonymous said...
Bigger mana pools do nothing for us either, since now every spell costs a percentage of our mana rather than a fixed number.
- 8:17 AM, May 08, 2009
- Klepsacovic said...
@Anonymous: Spell cost a percentage of BASE mana, not total mana. All that means is that spell costs scale with level.
- 9:22 AM, May 08, 2009
- Adgamorix said...
@Barrista - you can use Judgement of the Wise, but (as I discovered trying to spec sheathadin to avoid it) you get a debuff that reduces your healing by 75%. I was getting 3k HL crits - ugh. Viper works for hunters, but since they aren't healing, it doesn't really matter.
The problem I had with bubbling and standing in the vapor is it's a stacking debuff. So you bubble, stand in it, heal, and then your bubble falls off and you get one shot.
- 9:50 AM, May 08, 2009
- Elleiras said...
This is definitely my favorite fight of the expansion. Since I switched from a DPS to a healing main halfway through Naxxramas, I never actually had to learn to conserve mana. So General Vexaz is a real trial by fire -- a test of skills that I never actually learned. It's a blast.
- 10:07 AM, May 08, 2009
- Tara said...
I have to disagree that they failed on the mana regen front. If you are not overgeared for the fight (ie in Naxx25 or greater gear while healing Uld10) then you're gonna OOM on some of the fights, especially as you're learning them.
- 11:53 AM, May 08, 2009
- Jacob said...
I think mana regen changed by increments. No specific change was big enough to make the designers stop and ask "are we happy with this regen model", but the net effect of all the changes is a big change.
Here a talent that allows 30% spirit regen while casting, there a talent that grants mp5 from int, divine plea, water shield, itemization that puts large amounts of mp5 and spirit on gear too, and after all the changes and tweaks, you have a lot more mana regen than people used to have.
I think people have slowly gotten used to the large in-combat regen, and agree that I wish regen were lower.
- 12:25 PM, May 08, 2009
- Anonymous said...
The problem I have is the speed at which healing has to be done now. Yes, it was somewhat boring in vanilla wow, but the "thoughfullness" of healing was there usually. Now, tanks can lose health so fast, I sometimes just hit whatever heal button is closest to by finger without even thinking. That kind of thing in the past would've made me go oom pretty fast, but then of course I wasn't constantly under this "rushed" feeling...I could plan out a healing rotation and a tank's health would slowly drop (with proper gear of course).
- 2:14 PM, May 08, 2009
- HP said...
hmm interesting fight, I really want to see this fight now... Does Divine Plea not work either then?
- 8:49 PM, May 08, 2009
- Anonymous said...
well i guess stack your raid with death knights, warriors, and rogues for the general.
- 11:54 PM, May 10, 2009
- Cathy said...
Our guild just got Hodir down so we aren't far from Vezax. WOW sounds a tad scarey for our pallies. Think I'll just run and hide as all good mages should hehe.
- 6:51 PM, May 12, 2009
- Anonymous said...
Your suggestion for not having healers regenerate mana at all has already been done to some extent. In both original WoW and EverQuest, regeneration was minimal compared to expenditure.
And in both cases, it led to the same concept - healing rotations with hyper-efficient spells (and no others).
- 8:28 AM, May 26, 2009
- Anonymous said...
This comment is a little late, but here it is anyways. :-)
I play a Shaman with Naxx 25 level gear with T8 gloves a Ulduar head piece, I'm gemmed for INT and I still go oom in both 10 and 25 versions of Ulduar because my guild is still learning the fights so they drag on to close to enrage timers.
So your comment about how they failed to address mana regen is not accurate for everyone, especially not resto shammys. Going oom even with my totems, pots+alchemist stone still happens all the time we (our other shammans are still struggling as well. :-(
AoE and tank damage in Ulduar is so hard hitting and fast that you need to be healing full out the whole fight all the while moving to avoid voidzones, aoe etc.. It's great. :-)
Obviously once my guild starts to down things faster it won't be such an issue, but it seems to be an issue for every healing class other then the pally. :-(
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Agenda for June 22
AR Teleop
I'm now testing and debugging the AR teleop node.
Cognitive Science
Turned in a camera ready paper for the paper with David Sobel.
I continue to work on learning the post creation task with HDP-HMM.
Agenda for June 22
AR Teleop
I've started adding functionality for the head and a second arm to be used in the ar_teleop node for the pr2. Also making the code more robust, more readable, and more flexible.
We submitted a new draft of the humanoids paper with new experiments comparing to SOGP and a new video with more content and higher production value. Check it out at [[1]].
I continue to work on learning the post creation task with HDP-HMM.
Agenda for June 8
The SOGP ros node is nearly ready for release. I've created a new how to page Internal:SOGP and a status page Internal:SOGP Instructions charting the changes. The node is pretty much in final form. All it needs is some extensive testing and some updates to the documentation.
I'm adding in some functionality for learning a start and a terminate conditions. Previously I've treated all motions as never-ending which creates strange very high velocities in the data between trials. This will give the learner a sense of when a single trial in the training set starts and ends.
Agenda for June 1
Nao Data Collection
I'm continuing to collect data from the Nao for the overhead task, and will begin learning controllers with different perceptual vectors to see what perception is necessary and start seeing what the results look like.
What would we like the interns to be doing? Certainly it would be nice to get them to do some teleoperation work, or we could have them write some hand coded controllers for the Nao.
Agenda for May 25
Nao Data Collection
I'm in the process of collecting data for the 2-piece assembly task. I need to find a tag for the hand that will not be washed out against the specularity of the hand. I'm getting data both from the camera and from the top down view.
NEMS Presentation
I'm revising my comps talk to become a NEMS presentation. Preparing for practice talk on Tuesday.
BRICS Research Camp
I'm working on my application for BRICS Research Camp.
Agenda for May 18
The Hbase data processing functionality continues to grow as I add more features based on what I need. I'll put up some documentation on how to use it and make a stable version available to the lab this week.
PR2 teleop video
Are Sarah and I supposed to be putting together a polished teleop video? If so we need to do video interviews of the students involved soon, because they leave soon. I heard a rumor Dan Byers was back and may be in charge of this. What's your game plan on this?
Nao Data Collection
I've developed a two piece assembly task (a precursor to the building a gate task) which I can reliably complete using a top down view. I'm figuring out how to run and log blobs from two cmvision nodes at once. I hope to have data collected and a video of the task later tonight.
Paper Outline
I've branched a new icra folder in the rlabsvn/trunk/docs/ which contains my new draft of the experimental section. Here's a pdf File:Icra.pdf. The relevant changed section is IV-b.
Agenda for May 11
Collecting Nao data
Currently it is too difficult to grab the object from merely the visual info from the robot. I am experimenting with providing top down views.
I've developed a basic class structure for the data processing module. A TableBrowser allows you to see what sessions are available and various meta data about those sessions. It can also load any number of Sessions (a second class) and allows you to call various filtering techniques on all of the sessions at once. I'm still concerned with the problems that occur if the database is not such down properly. I think this is the main obstacle between us and using the system as it stands now.
PR2 teleop video
I redid the PR2 video for the nao teleop. After seeing Sam's video for the ar-tag based control, I'm doing something similar with screen capturing side by side video feeds of the simulator and the operator. Check it out at flikr. It was a huge pain to get this into a format so that my Mac could play it and it could upload to Flikr. I'm starting an Internal:Video Uploading page where we can share tips on how to do this stuff. Especially now that we have the Macs here so we can have a standardized pipeline.
Revising algorithms
Per your suggestion, I'm putting this project on hold.
Agenda for May 4
An initial version of the hbase database is up and running with ros nodes for logging and printing data. Obviously printing data is not particularly useful. We'll be working on creating some python modules which will allow the user to sync and map the data. The package is currently checked into brown-ros-pkg in the experimental section.
Collecting Nao data
Currently it is too difficult to grab the object from merely the visual info from the robot. I am experimenting with providing top down views.
Revising algorithms
After an excellent conversation with Eric about his objections to my model, I have a better understanding of the differences between several of the approximations I was making. He's given me several references to read, in addition to rereading several of the papers I've already read. I'm working on a new implementation of the model in my free time, which will allow me to try multiple sampling strategies.
Agenda for April 27
Collecting Nao data
Version two of the bench is now complete to new specifications. After experimenting with collecting data on the original bench, I revised the specifications. I'll be collecting new data tonight with robot bench 2.0.
Revising algorithms
I've been working through the blocked sampling implementation for doing inference over the models. I've emailed Eric to set up a meeting to talk over a few questions that I have about the technique.
PR2 Teleop
PR2 Teleop now works. It allows control of most of the degrees of freedom in the arm, control of the gripper, and control of the head.
Agenda for April 20
PR2 Teleop
The Nao Teleop controller for the pr2 now can control both arms, the head, and the grippers. Using the bumpers on the feet you can control which gripper you are controlling and also can lock either arm in place. There will be video available later tonight.
Collecting Nao data
The bench is almost built, I've cut about half the pieces of pvc pipe I need and the rest will be done by tonight. I'll film video of the Nao building the two simplex for our meeting tomorrow.
Revising algorithms
I intend to talk to Eric about possible revisions to my algorithm which would please him.
Agenda for April 13
PR2 Teleop
I'm working on getting the Nao teleop to control the pr2. I've installed the pr2 message types and I'm working on figuring out the joint translations to replicate the naos joint positions with the pr2. I expect to have this completed for friday.
Collecting Nao Data
I'm also working on spec-ing out the bench for the Nao. We're debating the merits of getting it printed with a rapid prototyper or building it out of available parts from home depot. I'm headed there tonight to shop for parts. My goal for this week is to collect 20 examples of building a 2-simplex using the new desk setup. As I already have existing infrastructure for learning from this data, I'll also segment and run the controller from this data to try and determine how well it covers the space.


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There has been widespread dismay at the Springboks' perceived attacking conservatism. The bulk of the criticism has been aimed at predictable forward punches at the gainline and a heavy focus on tactical kicking.
There certainly hasn't been a lack of time spent in the opposition's 22m, but their play in that zone has largely been uninspiring and lacking a clear plan or consistently good option taking.
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The team were the top try scorers at the tournament in France, winning many admirers with the fluent and potent style. There wasn't a dramatic departure from their traditional strengths, but Jones refined and added subtle dimensions to their attacking play. The two combined to be a potent cocktail which the former Australia head coach believes this generation of Springboks can rediscover if they make some changes.
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Meyer's early Bulls teams (to whom Jones refers) were predictable and struggled as a result, losing heavily in their formative years. They gradually improved their attacking repertoire and became one of Super Rugby's most prolific try-scorers, particularly in their three championship-winning campaigns.
Time, however, is not a commodity Meyer has in abundance. His team have lost two and drawn two of their seven Tests, testing the faith of even Meyer's most ardent supporters. Jones, however, is optimistic. The improvements he was the catalyst for happened off the back of only a couple of weeks with the team. He said there has to be a purposeful shift towards adding greater variation though.
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FLORENCE, S.C. Freshman right-hander Jeffrey Stoner came within one out of a three-hit shutout and 20th-ranked Francis Marion University used a pair of safety squeezes to rally past Pfeiffer University 6-3, Tuesday afternoon in non-conference college baseball action. Francis Marion (17-8) rallied from a 3-0 deficit in the top of the first inning to win for the 17th time in 25 decisions. Pfeiffer falls below the .500 mark at 13-14 as the Patriots win the season series 3-1.
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See you sore knee guy? This is when you need to be able to iso and create a game winning situation.
If you're on the level, you better be back real soon, Gordon.
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Vasquez = tank commander?
LOL @ Aminu taking a 3 with Anderson and Mason on the court...
good job good effort
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Good game overall but terrible final 2 minutes and time management.
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Teams:New Orleans Hornets(Pelicans) & Houston Texans
Crusher, but not unexpected. Plenty of reasons for optimism tonight.
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Charlotte Slobcats All-Time Records (11 Total Seasons)-- 50-win seasons:0, losing seasons:9, playoff series wins:0, division titles: 0, identity theft: 1.
Spurs had their closers. Hornets closer has a boo boo. Again.
The end.
Close game. Tough loss. Vasquez, Aminu, and Davis did great tonight.
Emeka Okafor - Joe Smith - Carmelo Anthony - Manu Ginobili - Jason Williams
Al Jefferson - James Posey - Aaron McKie - Shaun Livingston
Vasquez has some nice PG skills...heady player, great court vision...but he just lacks that necessary speed and athleticism to REALLY excel at the position. Unfortunate.
Oh well. Utah on Friday. I really wanted them to win this one. Would've been nice for their psyche.
Different year. Same results.
Entertaining to say the least.
I can't stand Eric Gordon.
"I'm not going to allow my putative owner to answer that question, this is an NBA related press conference. Paul Tagliabue and Roger Goodell have collectively sung their praises of Tom and if uh ESPN has a problem with that tell Mr. Skipper to call me at my office."
Disappointed, but overall really good game! 7th 8th seed might not be as unimaginable as we once thought.
We need Gordon to get healthy.
Then again, you'd never expect Parker to hit a pressure 3.
Oh well. I hope they didnt use all their adrenaline tonight and play flat Friday.
Unlucky not to win. That 3rd quarter killed us
Hopefully Rivers will shake these nerves after a few games so we could end games with a lineup of Rivers, Gordon, Aminu, Anderson & Davis by midseason
oh and being the game turned out the way it did....#$%^ you Eric!
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DNA replication; Tumor virus; Herpesvirus; Oncogenic; Transcription factor; Replication protein; Phosphorylation; Protein modification; Kinase
Research Summary
Our research focuses on the process of Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) lytic DNA replication. Epstein-Barr virus, an oncogenic virus, is associated with lymphomas and carcinomas, such as Burkitt lymphoma and nasopharyngeal carcinoma. The EBV life cycle is divided into two phases, latent and lytic. EBV is predominantly latent. The only route for the virus to amplify and infect new individuals is through activation of its lytic gene expression program. ZEBRA, a viral transcription activator, mediates the switch from the latent to the lytic phase. ZEBRA is also essential for the process of viral DNA replication; it binds to the origin of lytic replication and recruits other components of the replication machinery. In our studies we found that phosphorylation of the EBV ZEBRA protein regulates its capacity to interact with the origin of replication. These studies led us to characterize a novel role for replication proteins in the process of origin recognition. In addition, we have developed various genetic approaches to assess the involvement of other lytic cycleproteins in the process of viral DNA replication. For example, we have recently found that the EBV Rta protein, which serves as a transcription factor, plays an independent role in replicating the endogenous viral genome. Our goal is to delineate the viral and cellular proteins involved in the process of lytic DNA replication and their role in replication. Identifying the major players responsible for viral DNA replication has a strong potential to generate new strategies for the development of antiviral drugs against EBV.
Selected Publications
- El-Guindy, A., Heston, L., Delecluse, H.-J., and Miller, G. (2007) The phospho-acceptor site, S173, in the regulatory domain of Epstein-Barr virus ZEBRA protein is required for lytic DNA replication but not activation of viral early genes. J. Virol. 81:3303-3316. PMID 17215287
- El-Guindy A, Heston L, Miller G (2010) A subset of replication proteins enhances origin recognition and lytic replication by the Epstein-Barr virus ZEBRA protein. PLoS Pathog 6(8):e1001054 PMID 20808903


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In Harris's response to his Moral Landscape critics, he often compares well-being and morality to health. But what if well-being is regarded not as an analogy to health, but as part of health?
In fact, well-being might be suitably defined as mental health, plain and simple. If this is possible, then morality is nothing more than a psychological therapy for good mental health.
This would make Harris's defense of morality equivalent (rather than just analogous) to a defense of mental health, which I think would make it harder to argue against.