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Ollie has no plans to pursue NBA coaching job
For the second straight spring, UConn coach Kevin Ollie is the subject of NBA coaching rumors.
UConn announced some changes on the men's basketball coaching staff.
Ricky Moore has been promoted from assistant director of basketball administration to full-time assistant coach.
George Blaney, 73, who's spent the last 12 years at UConn, moves from assistant coach to special assistant/advisor to head coach Kevin Ollie.
The rest of Ollie's staff remains the same, with Glen Miller as associate head coach, Karl Hobbs as assistant coach, and Kevin Freeman as director of basketball administration. David Sevush will serve as a graduate assistant.
Moore had two years of coaching experience prior to coming to UConn last October, working as an assistant at Dartmouth College. A 1999 UConn graduate, he was a co-captain of the program's first national championship team in 1999. He was named to the UConn's All-Century team.
"I'm really excited to add Ricky to our coaching staff," Ollie said in a released statement. "When Ricky was here as a player, he epitomized what UConn stands for and I know he will do the same thing as a coach."
Moore, 37, is originally from Augusta,Ga. He played professionally overseas for 11 years before joining the coaching ranks.
"I'm really grateful for the opportunity to be an assistant coach on the UConn staff," More said. "I know firsthand what a great experience it is to be a student-athlete at UConn and to be part of the UConn basketball family. I'm looking forward to working with our players and to bringing high-caliber people and players into the program as we move forward."
Ollie has faith in Moore as a recruiter and coach.
"He's had experience on the road and I know the kind of strength and enthusiasm he has for the game and our program," Ollie said. "I've already seen it in the role he had with us last year. Going into this new era of UConn basketball, I'm looking forward to having him on the road recruiting and using his coaching style to help us on and off the court."
For the second straight spring, UConn coach Kevin Ollie is the subject of NBA coaching rumors.
Ryan Boatright shot his way into the 3-point championship final on Thursday night at Butler University's Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
UConn's frontcourt depth took a hit with the news that forward Rakim Lubin plans to transfer after just one season in Storrs.
UConn is limping into its NIT opener against Arizona State tomorrow night in Storrs.
Prior to its impressive American Athletic Conference Championship tournament run, UConn looked more like an NIT than NCAA post-season team.
UConn associate head coach Glen Miller didn't plan on getting much sleep on Saturday night.
Today's American Athletic Conference Championship semifinal doubleheader is underway here at the XL Center in Hartford. A crowd in the 12,000-13,000 range is expected for the UConn-Tulsa game. Tip-off time is 5 p.m.
UConn did what it was supposed to do on Thursday night.
Two of the American Athletic Conference's biggest rivals will battle tonight in tournament quarterfinal action at the XL Center in Hartford.
Daniel Hamilton had a long list of people to thank after becoming the sixth UConn player to receive a conference rookie of the year award.
UConn sophomore Amida Brimah was named the American Athletic Conference defensive player of the year today.
UConn placed three players on All-American Athletic Conference basketball teams.
The pairings are set for American Athletic Conference Championship tournament.
The regular season is officially over for UConn.
UConn is back on the road for its regular season finale.
New London flavor in full view for Obama at Coast Guard Academy commencement
Outside in Groton and New London, crowds awaited the president for different reasons
Coast Guard Academy should matter the other 364 days of the year, too
Father in Ledyard pool crash case jailed for probation violation
Obama focuses on climate change at Coast Guard Academy commencement
Obama talks about New London, references Hanafin's and The Bulkeley House
For Waterford's Marissa Walker, matchup with Stonington is more than a game
American Idol hopeful Nick Fradiani welcomed home in Guilford
Monsanto employees defend genetic seed work done at Mystic facility
Outside in Groton and New London, crowds awaited the president for different reasons
Obama focuses on climate change implications on national security at Coast Guard Academy
Motorists should expect traffic, delays with Obama visit for Coast Guard Academy graduation
Shelton High School staff decides what's haute and what's not allowed for prom


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December 7, 2006
Combined Fund Drive extended
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Five members of a CPI(M) party delegation en route to the troubled Assam-Nagaland border were injured this morning when their vehicle met with an accident and overturned on the National Highway 37.
Police said the accident occured when the vehicle was crossing a bridge on river Kiling. Most of the occupants suffered minor injuries. They were immediately rushed to Gauhati Medical College and Hospital by an ambulance.
When contacted, CPI(M) state secretariat member Isfaqur Rahman, who was in the vehicle, said four members of the team and the driver escaped with minor injuries and bruises. However, another member Dharma Deka suffered head injury and was in hospital, he added.
Those who suffered minor injuries are Suprakash Talukdar, Khemraj Chetri and Ajit Das apart from himself.
Rahman said the team left the state capital for Uriamghat on Assam-Nagaland border today early this morning amidst heavy rains, which continued since last night. "After crossing Jagiroad in Morigaon district, the vehicle skidded on the slippery road and hit one pillar of the bridge on Kiling river. The impact was so severe that the car rolled over thrice before coming to a halt with the vehicle overturned," he added. As the passengers were wearing seat belts they did not suffer any fatal injury, he said.
More than 12,000 people have left their homes along Assam-Nagaland border in Golaghat district after miscreants from the neighbouring state killed at least one person and set fire to around 200 houses in the last two days, police said.


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The players' share of hockey-related income, a total that reached a record $3.3 billion last season, will drop from 57 percent to a 50-50 split. The salary cap for the upcoming season will be $70.2 million and will then go down to $64.3 million in the 2013-14 season.
All clubs must have a minimum payroll of $44 million.
The league had wanted next season's cap to fall to $60 million, but agreed to an upper limit of $64.3 — the same amount as last season.
Inside individual player contracts, the salary can't vary more than 35 percent year to year, and the final year can't be more than 50 percent of the highest year.
A decision on whether NHL players will participate in the 2014 Olympics will be made apart from the CBA. While it is expected that players will take part, the IOC and the International Ice Hockey Federation will have discussions with the league and the union before the matter is settled.
After the sides stayed mostly apart for two days, following late-night talks that turned sour, federal mediator Scot Beckenbaugh worked virtually around the clock to get everyone back to the bargaining table.
This time it worked — early on the 113th day of the work stoppage.
George Cohen, the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service director, called the deal "the successful culmination of a long and difficult road."
"Of course, the agreement will pave the way for the professional players to return to the ice and for the owners to resume their business operations," he said in a statement. "But the good news extends beyond the parties directly involved; fans throughout North America will have the opportunity to return to a favorite pastime and thousands of working men and women and small businesses will no longer be deprived of their livelihoods."
Before the sides ever came to an understanding regarding a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenues, the NHL first tried to cut the players' share from 57 percent to 46 percent.
A series of talks in the first couple of weeks of September don't bring the sides any closer, and the board of governors gave Bettman the authority to lock out the players at midnight on Sept. 15.
There was optimism about an end for the lockout when the sides held talks in New York on Dec. 5-6. The roller coaster took the participants and the fans on an up-and-down thrill ride that ended in major disappointment.
Fehr painted a picture that the sides were close to a deal, and Bettman chastised him for getting people's hopes up. Negotiations broke off, and the NHL announced it was pulling all offers off the table.
It wasn't until Beckenbaugh's determined effort in the final two days of the prolonged negotiations that the sides finally found common ground.
"We were making progress continually and to make a deal you have to continue to make progress until it's over," Hainsey said. "That finally happened today."


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By Frank Lewis
A man accused of sexual imposition on an 18-year-old Shawnee State University student has been released on bond.
Portsmouth Municipal Court Judge Steven Mowery had raised the bail for Mansour Masoud Alhweity, 67, of Saudi Arabia, from $25,000 to $75,000 due to the nature of the allegations and because the court had been unable to locate his passport. It turned out that passport was in possession of law enforcement. The court received Alhweity's passport at his court appearance. A bail-bond company in Dayton posted the bond. According to former Portsmouth Municipal Court Judge Richard Schisler — who now is with the Dean of Students Office at SSU — Mowery stated as a condition of the bond, that he have no contact with either of two women involved in the case and that he not step foot on any SSU property or even college housing that is privately owned.
Alhweity has been charged with gross sexual imposition, a fourth-degree felony, and aggravated burglary, a first-degree felony, in a case involving an 18-year-old female student at SSU, and since that case, a second person has come forward with a similar accusation.
"It had been set for a preliminary hearing. That didn't happen," Schisler told the Daily Times. "They continued the preliminary hearing until Jan. 30, and it is my understanding that it either has been or will be taken to the (Scioto County) grand jury. The preliminary hearing was with everybody's consent."
Alhweity was arrested at around 4:40 p.m. on Jan. 18 after a female student told Shawnee State University Police Sergeant Jon Peters that the suspect was already in the entry area of the Campus View Residence Hall when she arrived. She said when she entered her room the suspect followed. She told police she was afraid and didn't know what to do. The victim said the two ended up speaking and the suspect started kissing, hugging and touching the victim in an unwanted matter.She told Peters she was able to compel the suspect to leave, but he returned about an hour later and was arrested at that time.
Scioto County Prosecutor Mark Kuhn told the Daily Times that as of Tuesday afternoon he was not aware of any indictment coming down from the Scioto County grand jury in that case.
Frank Lewis can be reached at 740-353-3101, Ext. 252, or on Twitter @FrankLewispdt.


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The Culture & Community Center will create a sense of unity, understanding, and mutual respect among Butte College's diverse community.
We are Hiring Student Assistants for Fall 2015!
Please download our CCC job application and return to Campus Center 145 by May 6th.
Or, you may pick up an application in Campus Center 145.
- Hours: Up to 20 hours a week
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The CCC Student Assistant is employed by the Associated Students (AS) and works in the Culture & Community Center. The Student Assistant is responsible for supporting the daily operations, events and initiatives of the Culture & Community Center. The Student Assistant reports to the CCC Program Clerk & Student Activities Supervisor.
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The Culture & Community Center advocates for and empowers Butte College's diverse community by providing educational programs and cultural events in a safe and interactive environment where people gather to learn about themselves and others.
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Doody's Review ServiceReviewer: Charlene Hafer-Macko, MD (University of Maryland School of Medicine)
Description: Myology has long been considered to be the most reliable and comprehensive resource on the topic of muscle diseases and disorders. This third edition represents a substantial update from the second edition in 1994 and reflects the clinical, pathologic, and molecular biology advances over the past decade. The majority of chapters were revised, entirely rewritten, or are new additions reflecting the molecular biology advances in our understanding of muscle development and differentiation. It incorporates knowledge from recent genetic studies that delineate the clinical and pathologic relevance of the newly described contractile, metabolic, and regulatory skeletal muscle protein.
Purpose: The new edition of Myology fulfilled the editors' objective to provide a comprehensive review of muscle biology and skeletal muscle disease.
Audience: The editors brought together a group of 97 distinguished international authors to contribute and compile this latest edition of Myology. Specific topics are comprehensive with complete and contemporary references cited. This text is an excellent resource for muscle diseases and disorders with utility for students, as well as research and clinical investigators and practitioners in neurology, neuroscience, medicine, and exercise physiology. Specific chapters would be of interest to scientists and clinicians in rheumatology, ophthalmology, and genetics.
Features: This edition is still organized in three parts: scientific basis, general approaches to neuromuscular diseases, and diseases of muscle. Part one was significantly expanded and reorganized based on the extraordinary amount of new molecular biology research defining regulatory pathways, signaling cascades, and cellular mechanisms controlling muscle development and differentiation. It incorporates knowledge from recent genetic studies that delineate the clinical and pathologic relevance of the newly described contractile, metabolic, and regulatory skeletal muscle proteins. New research on the molecular and functional aspects of plasmalemma ion channels and pumps are presented. Scientific advances on muscle activation and control of muscle activity are reviewed. New color plates vividly illustrate how protein configuration and protein-protein interactions control muscle contraction as well as ion channel and pump function. The Diseases of Muscle Section was updated throughout. For example, Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophies (LGMD) in 1994 included one dominant and three recessive forms. Now, the 2004 edition presents six dominant and ten recessive forms. This revised chapter benefits from advances in genetics that characterized families within LGMD to refine our definition of the clinical and pathologic differences and similarities of these distinct disorders that all classified as LGMD. Tables in this chapter clarify the large number of abnormal gene defects with their proteins and phenotypic classifications for these muscular dystrophies. Another table outlines specific abnormal proteins associated with LGMD, their phenotypes, and special diagnostic considerations based on specific protein expression. Conceptual models show the complex cellular processes involved in LGMD, including extracellular matrix, plasma membrane and associated proteins, sarcomeric proteins, nuclear envelope, and enzymes that can all result in LGMD. This chapter highlights the normal function of each of these proteins associated with LGMD and outlines physiologic experiments and mutation studies to demonstrate how genetic and protein abnormalities give rise to the specific phenotypic disease manifestations. Finally, this chapter presents clinical presentation of each LGMD, their clinical evaluation and muscle biopsy, protein, and genetic studies. The illustrations in the Diseases of Muscle section complement the text to exemplify specific clinical characteristics, expected electrophysiologic and ancillary diagnostic results, and characteristic findings on muscle biopsy to aid the practitioner in diagnosis.
Assessment: Myology will continue to be considered the most reliable and comprehensive resource on the topic of muscle diseases and disorders. This third edition represents a timely substantial update to the second edition in 1994 and reflects the advances in clinical, pathologic, and molecular biology over the past decade.


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Baptism is the first step for each of us after we place our trust in Jesus Christ.
Jesus asks each of us to declare our faith in Him in this incredible and exciting way. It's an awesome occasion and one that we can't wait to celebrate with you. If you haven't been baptized, NOW IS THE PERFECT TIME TO TAKE THIS NEXT STEP! Pastors and the team at each campus will have the towels, shirts, shorts and water ready for you after every service.
- "I was baptized as a baby. God is the heart center of my life and is now leading me to pursue baptism as an adult."Sayam
- "I was baptized when I was a baby. I know because I have seen the pictures and my mom told me about it, but I don't remember it. My sister and I decided we wanted to be baptized again, so it would be our choice. I really love God and I can't wait to be baptized in the ocean!Heredes
- "Since I have been raised in a Christian home, nothing has really changed. I just decided that I wanted to be baptized and be a forever-friend with Jesus."Alissa
- "I have been going to church my whole life. I invited Jesus into my heart in kids church and have been growing in my faith ever since. I feel like this is the next big step in my faith and I want to show the world that I love Jesus and want to share that with others. I look forward to seeing what He will continue to do in me."Wayne
- "I want to get baptized because it will allow me to follow Jesus. I will become a full Christian. Most of my family are Christians, and Jesus died on the cross for me as the ultimate kindness, so I want to follow His greatness."Eileen


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While NBC Universal (NYSE: GE) is raking in millions from advertising commitments for its TV, online and mobile phone coverage of the Summer Olympics games next month, the network hopes to prove the value of its cross-platform audience reach by promising more precise measurements to influence sales for the 2012 games. NBC has fashioned a measurement system it's calling "total audience measurement index," or TAMI, which combines data from Nielsen Media Research and other audience trackers Omniture and Rentrak. Alan Wurtzel, president of research for NBCU, tells the NYT that the goal is not to offer inflated numbers based on the Nielsen records, which tends to be lower than sites' internal numbers. He says NBC simply wants a more comprehensive view of the way viewers experience the internet and TV coverage.
TAMI will break out the number of viewers, unique visitors and time spent on sections of nbcolympics.com, the network's home for its online Olympics programming. The measurement system will also offer day-to-day slices of the online demos the games coverage attracts, the percentage of those watching on their PC and mobile phones, and whether internet programming adds to TV viewership. TAMI is one part of NBC's current research arsenal; the data from that experiment will be used with other programs, including one test of 40 individuals who have agreed to let the network monitor their viewing of Olympics' videos on their cell phones.
WSJ: The new measurements will be used only for research purposes during the Games, as most of the ad deals have already been negotiated and are based on traditional Nielsen ratings data. But the new measurement could be part of ad negotiations for the next Olympic Games in Vancouver, British Columbia.


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What questions and scale might I use on a survey of staff of a small college on the importance of considering textbook prices when developing courses?
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Typically, when you make a survey like this, your scale will be something like a five-point scale. Depending on the wording of the question, the scale's values could be worded differently, but a common one is
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You would then ask the faculty questions having to do with price of textbooks and other relevant factors.
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- The price of textbooks should be a major factor in deciding which text to assign.
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Sumant Sinha, former chief operating officer of Suzlon Energy, has started a renewable energy firm focused on wind and solar power generation.
ReNew Power is Sinha's second venture since his exit from the wind turbine maker last year. Late last year, he founded Savant Advisors, an investment banking and consulting firm.
Sinha told DNA on Wednesday that there is a team in place at Savant and he will be more involved in an executive role at ReNew, of which he is chairman and chief executive.
Asked why a renewable energy firm, Sinha said, "When I was with Suzlon I wanted to set up an advisory firm and having been in the wind industry, I knew the opportunities there were huge and exciting."
He added that ReNew is in the process of identifying projects and has signed agreements with Suzlon, Kenersys GmBH, which is part of the Kalyani group, and Regen Powertech for wind turbines. However, he refused to divulge planned capacity and financial details.
"We will also look at biomass and hydro but wind will be the primary focus," he added.
Sinha had before joining Suzlon in 2008 been the CEO of Aditya Birla Retail and before that group CFO of the Aditya Birla Group when it acquired Ultratech Cement, Novelis and Idea Cellular.
Sinha is a graduate of IIT Delhi and IIM Calcutta. His father is former Union finance minister Yashwant Sinha and brother, Jayant, is managing director, Omidyar Network India Advisors.


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This non-alcoholic "natural and artifical sangria flavored
beverage" is imported from Mexico. It's not one of the humorous sodas.
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Not an exciting bottle - this one wasn't made for shock or laughs.
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It's more brown in color than I remember sangria being, and the carbonation died down as soon as it was poured.
Smelled like sangria - whatta surprise.
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More fizzy in the mouth than I expected. Very fruity - we really like it.
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A touch more lemon/citrus as you drink it.
Fruit and grape with hints of citrus.
It practically foamed when poured, and the bubbles died immediately. While drinking it, however, it feels very carbonated in the mouth.
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Greg is sort of ambivalent, but says it could grow on him. As we are not alcohol drinkers, the wine flavors and smells are sort of strange to us. Personally, I really like this stuff and wouldn't mind a case in the house.
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Fall Greening the School Conference
Fall Conference 2014 Was A Great Success!
One hundred and fifteen educators came out to the Clay Center for Science and Technology of the Dexter and Southfield Schools in Brookline on Saturday, November 8th for our 6th Annual Fall "Greening the School" Conference, participating in a choice of twenty workshops on gardening at the school; composting and health soils; natural resource conservation or nutrition and local foods. We are very grateful to Chipotle Mexican Grill for their generosity in providing a delicious local lunch, led by Marketing Strategist Becky Mitchell and her team.
We also thank the Whole Foods Markets in the Boston area, for sponsoring the conference for the fifth year. This effort was spearheaded by Jennifer Licht, Marketing Specialist at the Jamaica Plain Store. The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources funded four workshops. Scholarships were provided to new and urban teachers and garden educators through an AgEnhancement Grant from Northeast Farm Credit. The Clay Center for Science and Technology and Allandale Farm generously provided the site for this exciting educational event. And of course we appreciate all the presenters and participants who made this important educational event possible.
Our 2015 Fall Greening the School Conference will be held at the Clay Center for Science and Technology at the Dexter and Southfield Schools in Brookline on Saturday, November 7th, 2015. There will be four workshop sessions with a choice of five to six workshops in each session. More details to follow.
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I'm interested in joining a club but I do not know of any in my area. I'm about 1 hour south of Erie, PA and about 2 hours north of Pittsburgh. If anyone is in or knows of a club please pm me.
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Special Price: $29.99/EA600 feet above sea level, at the base of "Napoleon's Nose" in Basque country, you'll find Fromagerie Mont Royal Tradition where this firm raw sheep's milk tomme is made. The recipe started off as an attempt to replicate Roquefort, but resulted in a much milder paste with smooth, fruity notes, not without some distinct sheepiness. Its closest relative is Ossau Iraty Vielle, another of the region's traditional natural rind, sheep tommes. The cheese's fruity aspects are fittingly paired with Black Cherry Confit and some of the region's fruitier rosés. Read More
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Tomme Chevre AydiusDon't bid us adieu until you've tasted this complex and peppery goat tomme from the town that sounds like goodbye. Similar to its popular regional neighbor, Pyrenees Brebis, but offering a uniquely goaty tang and a sweet, musty departure. Read More
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Persille de RambouilletGoaty, blue and creamy, this cheese is new to us and is an immediate cult classic among our mongers. It is made by the same traditional farmstead cheesemaker that produces our Brie de Fermier and has just as much complexity. With a pleasing peppery salinity and a finish that stretches to infinity, this cheese will wow goat and blue lovers alike. Try with an off-dry sparking rose or a port-based cocktail. Read More
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Gres de VosgesA rich riff on traditional Munster, which has been made since around 850 A.D. when local monasteries developed the cheese with regular beer baths in their cellars. This ultra-meaty version, produced by Fromi, is a tad lighter in flavor than traditional, hair-curling Munster, and it's washed and aged in the cellar of a vineyard, much like its forebears. Under its straw-yellow exterior that's marked with a telltale fern leaf, dig into its semi-soft, tacky paste and spread on crusty rye bread with smoked ham and pickles for a holy, hearty repast—don't forget to pour a mug of Trappist Ale to swig along side it. Read More
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PerailWe've got butterflies just thinking about these creamy little rounds from Fromagerie Papillon, France's renowned producer of Roquefort. Traditionally made when the herd wasn't producing large enough quantities of milk for Roquefort, the soft-ripened wheels are crafted from pasteurized ewe's milk in the rocky hillsides of Causses. Similar to Brebirousse d'Argental, or an unwashed Reblochon, the sheep's rich milk imparts a sweet, sheepy character to the buttery-smooth paste that makes an unparalleled pair with bubbly wines. Read More
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We analysed the genetic content of reassortants between parent viruses differing in their ability to form filaments. The results suggest that primarily HA, M, and NP genes are involved in the control of the filament forming ability. A lower buoyant density of the filamentous forms as compared to spherical particles allowed us to obtain a sufficiently pure population of filaments. A difference in the UV-inactivation kinetics between filaments and spherical virions suggests that the infectious filamentous forms are probably represented by multigenomic particles or partial heterozygotes.
- Choppin, PW, Compans, RW The structure of influenza virus. In: Kilbourne, ED eds. (1975) The influenza viruses and influenza. Academic Press, New York, pp. 15-51
- Kaverin, NV, Rudneva, IA, Smirnov, YA, Finskaya, NN (1988) Human-avian influenza virus reassortants: effect of reassortment pattern on multi-cycle reproduction in MDCK cells. Arch Virol 103: pp. 117-126
- Ruigrok, RWH, Krijgamen, PC, Roude-Verlop, FM, Jong, JC (1985) Natural heterogenicity of shape, infectivity and protein composition in an influenza A (H3N2) virus preparation. Virus Res 3: pp. 69-76
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- The genetic aspects of influenza virus filamentous particle formation
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Archives of Virology
Volume 118, Issue 3-4 , pp 279-284
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- 1991-09-01
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Exhibitor Kit
Welcome Sponsors and Exhibitors! Thank you for your participation in High Content Analysis 2015. Please find information below regarding exhibiting, registering for the conference, post conference mailing list information, Program Guide Ads, etc...
Exhibit and Poster Schedule Please note that this is a conference-driven event. The exhibit hall is open during the hours listed below. The dedicated times reflect those times when there is a break in the conference session rooms.
Sunday, January 25
Exhibit Set-up
Monday, January 26 Exhibit hall open from 10:10am-6:05pm
Coffee Break - Dedicated Viewing
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If ever there is a tomorrow when we're not together.......
there is something you must always remember.
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Winne the Pooh - A A Milne
A friend is a hand that is always holding yours,
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They are ALL special edition, and some are even numbered... ;)
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|10 Gram, finely chopped
|Spring onions
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|15 Gram, finely chopped
|20 Gram
|Turmeric powder
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By Phyllis Weiss Haserot
I recently moderated a webinar, hosted by the Ark Group, on sustainable business development. With the input of a multigenerational panel of representatives, from both the client side and the firm side, we compiled a list of assets that Generation X and Generation Y/Millennials bring to business development teams.
Here's our list. Perhaps it will give you some "ahas."
Gen X Assets:
- Possess considerable expertise in their area.
- Are peers of up-and-coming leaders and decision makers on the client side.
- Are positioned to have a realistic sense of the marketplace.
- Have become hard workers (after being labeled "entitled" or "slacker" early in their career).
- Communicate face-to-face and by phone.
- Are more flexible and agile in their work style than older generations.
- Have greater acceptance of diversity; for example, the encouragement of more women in leadership and managerial positions.
Gen Y/Millennial Assets:
- Work hard for recognition and opportunity; typically ambitious.
- Are eager to learn.
- Are team players.
- Have time to work long hours and cultivate relationships before family responsibilities.
- Are tech savvy; potential to be very productive.
- Possess more presentation and public speaking experience than other generations at the same age.
- Have a better view of coming marketplace needs and alternative delivery modes.
- Are well-traveled and cross-culturally aware.
Generational Definitions
Here are some quick definitions. Generations are defined by the similar formative influences - social, cultural, political, economic - that existed as the individuals of particular birth cohorts were growing up. Given that premise, the age breakdowns for each of the four generations currently in the workplace are approximately:
- Traditionalists born 1925‒1942
- Baby Boomers born 1943‒1962
- Generation X born 1963‒1978
- Generation Y/Millennials born 1979‒1998 (under age 30 today)
These factors represent an intersection of generational attributes and the progression that typically comes with age. I'll elaborate on a few:
- Communication styles can be a source of tension in client relationships. Clients like the fact that Gen Xers are still comfortable using face-to-face and phone communication. This thought is shared by Gen Xers and Baby Boomers.
- While Baby Boomers have a reputation for being workaholics and Gen Xers generally reject the work-centric lifestyle, Gen Xers have turned out to be hard workers who expect to be rewarded on merit and who expect team members to pull their weight. Nonetheless, they want to define how and where they spend their time, similar to those in Gen Y.
- Gen Xers have been helping to shift the gender balance of power on the client side, which is slowly showing results on the service deliverer side as well through the purchasing process. There's growing support for women leaders and recognition of the advantages in the client relationship. More women than ever are making service purchasing decisions for their organizations. With the GenY/Millennials in decision-making roles, we can hope to see more gender neutrality, leading to more productivity.
- Networking is ingrained in many Gen Yers, whether done electronically or in person. When combined with their ambition and business development coaching, networking significantly expands their touchpoint opportunities. Their considerable travel experience and their attraction to diversity of all types provide them a global sophistication that's of great value to business success today and in the future.
- Gen Yers are also savvy consumers who tend to be aware of a fast-changing marketplace needs. They network with young entrepreneurs and follow the trends via Facebook and other social media sites.
The above assets make a good case for involving the younger generations in marketing and business development earlier in their careers than was done in the past. Multigenerational teams will add strength to your firm now and be the springboard for sustainable client relationships for the long term.
Please send your thoughts on these observations to me at firstname.lastname@example.com or comment on www.nextgeneration-nextdestination.com. What has caused you to question or think about observed practices and behaviors differently?
© 2011 by Phyllis Weiss Haserot
Related articles:
- Different Generations in the Workplace Can Collaborate Successfully
- Insights for the Generations on Communication
- More Multigenerational Engagement and Communication Tips
About the author:
Phyllis Weiss Haserot is the Cross-Generational Voice and the president of Practice Development Counsel, a business development and organizational effectiveness consulting and coaching firm she founded over twenty years, A special focus is on the profitability of improving workplace intergenerational relations as well as transitioning planning for baby boomer senior partners (www.nextgeneration-nextdestination.com). Phyllis is the author of The Rainmaking Machine and The Marketer's Handbook of Tips & Checklists (both Thomson Reuters/West 2011). email@example.com. URL: www.pdcounsel.com.
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I was asked by a school to provide more detail around the new desktop sharing feature in OCS 2007 R2.
What is desktop sharing?
Desktop sharing is the ability to share your desktop from a PC directly from the Communicator client with other communicator users either with a PC communicator client or to users using Communicator Web Access.
This feature is an excellent addition for OCS R2 as you can now do even easier ad-hoc collaborations with up to 100 of your peers. I use this feature all the time now during my ad-hoc meetings. You can also give control to other participants (e.g. helpdesk), take back control, etc.
View from desktop sharing host (above)
View from someone joining a desktop session (above)
Communicator Web Access desktop sharing (above)
What is the desktop sharing architecture?
The Application Sharing Server role is installed as part of the Front End server architecture automatically.
What do I need to do to enable this?
•Available in Standard and Enterprise Edition by the Application Sharing Server role
•No client configuration is required for users to participate in a desktop sharing session with OC2007 R2
•Microsoft Office Communicator Web Access role for web access and anonymous access
•CWA Plug-in required to share the desktop
Inside of the OCS R2 administration console, select Global Properties, Meetings tab, locate Default Policy (under Policy Definition) and click Edit. Check "Enable Program and Desktop Sharing" and "Allow control of shared programs and desktop"
For anonymous desktop sharing use, select "Allow users to invite anonymous participants" within the OCS global properties
For anonymous desktop sharing use, select "Allow users to invite anonymous participants" within the OCS global properties
What protocols are used for desktop sharing?
•C3P (Centralized Conference Control Protocol). •Session Description Protocol (SDP) •RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) •RTP (Real Time Protocol) •AV Edge Service –ICE (Internet Connectivity Establishment) –TURN (Traversal Using Relay NAT) •CWA –HTTPS: Desktop sharing requires a secure connection (HTTPS)
•C3P (Centralized Conference Control Protocol).
•Session Description Protocol (SDP)
•RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)
•RTP (Real Time Protocol)
•AV Edge Service
–ICE (Internet Connectivity Establishment)
–TURN (Traversal Using Relay NAT)
–HTTPS: Desktop sharing requires a secure connection (HTTPS)
What type of sharing can I do with the browsers?
•From Windows browsers –Initiate –Take Control –View •Apple & Linux browsers –View –Take Control
•From Windows browsers
–Take Control
•Apple & Linux browsers
What browser versions are supported?
Can people outside of OCS join a desktop sharing session?
Yes, you can share your desktop anonymously with people outside of your school/campus via Communicator Web Access.
Within CWA properties, select the next hop pool FQDN for anonymous CWA users.
The external user will get an invite such as below via federated IM or email. The external user will select 'No' when visiting CWA login page asking if you have a user account.
This is an anonymous desktop sharing session via CWA with someone who does not have an account in OCS. (above)
Desktop Sharing between PC and MAC - Can a MAC user take control of the PC and vice-versa or is it just a view only session?
Using Communicator Web Access from a Mac, a Mac user can view a desktop sharing session from a PC and take control if allowed. The reverse is not true currently where a Mac user can share a Mac desktop with a PC. This is functionality slated for the upcoming CS14 release.
Is this feature only available in OCS Enterprise R2? I do not get the sharing option in the communicator client and cannot find the configuration screen in the administrator console. Any help is appreciated.
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IN A little over two months' time, the future course of global trade and development will be shaped at a meeting of Trade Ministers in Hong Kong. This is when the final contours of the Doha Development Agenda, the current trade negotiations round, are likely to become clear. For some, the task at hand is simple: you just sweep away Europe's and everyone else's tariff barriers and the world can trade happily ever after.
I want trade to be put at the service of development. But turning aspiration into reality is complicated. Last week, I visited the Caribbean. Their Trade Ministers share my passion for trade justice. But for them justice is about the EU not reducing its tariffs so that they continue to benefit from the preferential access and quota arrangements denied to other countries. In sugar and bananas, for example, this accounts for a large portion of their competitive advantage. Calls for sweeping reform of the EU's common agricultural policy (CAP) strike apprehension rather than joy into their hearts.
The same double-edged consequences apply to the British Government's demand for an early end-date for agricultural export subsidies. Yes, I want to negotiate this. Yes, reducing trade-distorting agricultural subsidies is vital. This is a classic case where multilateral negotiation in the Doha round provides vastly more development benefit than unilateral action. But we should be clear that, in the short term, ending export subsidies may mean more expensive food imports for the struggling poor in the rapidly growing cities of many developing countries.
Against this complex background, the European commission wants to forge with our African, Caribbean and Pacific partners modern trade and development programmes that, over time, replace dependence on the commodity-based preference arrangements that are no longer sustainable under WTO rules. These economic partnership agreements (EPAs) are regarded with scepticism by some NGOs. Their views are based on false assumptions about these prospective reforming agreements. The old-style preference regimes between Europe and developing countries have not provided a pathway out of poverty. If anything they have reinforced a damaging dependence on limited tropical commodities that often suited their one-time colonial masters.
Our partnership agreements are an attempt to help move developing countries out of this straitjacket. They are about much more than preferential market access to Europe, which is already largely achieved. Under the EU's "everything but arms" policy, all least-developed countries (including three-quarters of African countries) are being offered tariff and quota-free access to EU markets for everything, including agricultural products. African countries not in this category enjoy heavily preferential access under the EU's generalised system of preferences.
Much as people may think otherwise, the CAP does not keep out the vast bulk of Africa's agricultural exports, which is why 80 per cent of sub-Saharan exports come to the EU. This is a record of market access that other developed countries, including the United States, Japan, and Canada, have yet to match. It is time they did.
But these progressive policies have not made poverty history. That is why EPAs have been designed to create the conditions for fostering sustainable development. They can do that, first, by actively promoting regional economic and market integration. Within the EU, over the past half century, this process has helped European countries specialise, benefit from economies of scale, and boost investment. A single set of rules for trade in goods, services and investment makes it easier to trade regionally, then more widely.
I believe this European example can work in the developing world. EPAs are not about Europe trying to force open markets for our benefit or imposing an ultra-liberal free trade ideology on poor countries. Gradual trade liberalisation, first within an African, Caribbean or Pacific region, then leading to a progressive integration of these regions into the global economy, will allow developing countries to seize international trade and investment opportunities.
(Peter Mandelson is the EU's Trade Commissioner and a former Trade and Industry Secretary in the Blair Government.)
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We're all paying more at the pump. It's hurting consumers and dangerous for the fragile economy. And, it's because of a Washington handout to corn farmers and big Wall Street banks – all disguised as a measure to promote renewable energy and clean-burning fuels.
The Renewable Fuel Standards (RFS) mandates an ever-increasing floor of ethanol be mixed with gasoline. The bill, which was expanded under President Obama, ensures a baseline level of demand for ethanol, distorting the market and sending the price of corn substantially higher. That's because gasoline refiners have to purchase ethanol, regardless of the price.
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"This year is perhaps more critical than ever before," Blair said at the opening ceremony of the 5th annual Climate Week on Monday. "Here in the U.S., people's lives and livelihoods have been disturbed by extreme weather. The devastating floods of Colorado are a one in a thousand year event – and at the same time, 60 percent of the country is gripped in a severe drought."
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iGear's Ultrathin iPad Mini Aluminum Keyboard Case Goes on Sale at Amazon.com
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