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|Investigating the relationship between repeated DNA and gene silencing in the model organism Neurospora crassa
|Dripps, Isaac; Hammond, Thomas; Shiu, Patrick
|University of Missouri-Columbia. Office of Undergraduate Research
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|University of Missouri--Columbia. Office of Undergraduate Research
|In order to maintain genomic integrity, organisms must possess the capability to combat unwanted elements such as retroviruses and transposons. In the filamentous fungus Neurospora crassa, the expression from repeated genetic elements is turned off, or silenced, in a post-transcriptional manner. It is thus possible to induce gene silencing in N. crassa by inserting tandem copies of a transgene into its genome. However, the number and arrangement of transgenes required to activate this process, known as quelling, is unclear. Additionally, silenced strains tend to revert to an unsilenced phenotype after several generations. With the goal of creating a genetically-defined and stably quelled strain, we are examining the effect of various tandem transgene repeats on N. crassa. We have designed plasmid vectors containing 1 to 11 ~1kb fragments of the N. crassa caratenoid pigment producing gene, albino-1 (or al-1). Depending on the number of these constructs in a transformant, the al-1 gene could remain unsilenced (orange conidia), or be partially to completely silenced (light orange to white conidia). Transformants are currently being assayed for their spore color as well as the presence or absence of the transgene repeats. Although this work is still in progress, we have identified a transformant with a putative 5-repeat al-1 transgene that displays a slight quelling phenotype (yellow-light orange conidia). These data suggest that quelling requires the introduction of at least 5 copies of a transgene.
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LOL. I think that helm chair was the first thing in the dumpster, along with the incredibly sketchy lpg system. I refinished the deck and cockpit last spring. I still need to sort out the sitting situation as well.
$20,000 in refit costs is about what I'm looking at in the end. I've probably got about $15,000 in at the moment and still plan to get some electronics. 100% my labor. That was my point about the asking price. If you spend $18,000 on the initial purchase and spend another $20,000 on a refit, you end up with a nearly $40,000 Alberg 35. You could buy another well outfitted cruiser for much less. There is a recently refitted and very well outfitted Alberg 35 for sell on Cruiser's Forum for $23,500:
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Absolutely. With the current buyer's market in sailboats, the cost of fixing up a basket case is likely a lot higher than buying one that someone else has fixed up. I bought my Alberg because I wanted to work on a boat. I enjoy the fix-up as much as sailing. Being retired, it's great hobby. If the objective is sailing alone then considering a renovation is a questionable idea. The only caveat to that is things become obsolete quickly. If you upgrade electronics, rigging, etc., you start from day 1 on the maintenance aspect of all that stuff. Example: my liferaft ALREADY needs an expensive re-cert.
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Ruslan Nurtdinov is the head of «R&A-production» company. He is one of the youngest producers of Russia.
Ms. Lilia Ushanova, an experienced choreographer and teacher in Ufa, was the first to notice that her student, Ruslan Nurtdinov, was a person of no ordinary abilities. At that time, being a child, Ruslan had been attending a dance studio "Schelkunchik" ("The Nutcracker") directed by Mrs. Ushanova Lilia, along with her brother, Yulay Ushanov, took very seriously the preparing of the young boy for a future career as a professional ballet dancer.
« Only because of their [Mrs & Mr Ushanovs'] insistence, even rather, demand, my parents sent me to a ballet school. I used to cry a lot and had no desire to study at all! But the least I like is to be the last, so I had to work hard…» – these are the memories of the young producer about the start of his artistic career.
As a result, Ruslan Nurtdinov got an excellent ballet education: he started in R. Nureyev Choreography College (Ufa, Russia; class of A. Khakimov), graduated from Vaganova Ballet Academy (Saint-Petersburg, Russia; class of G. Selyutskiy). His next step was an Internship in the Kirov Academy of Ballet of Washington D.C. ( Washington D.C., USA; Class of A. Kucheruk)). There, in the US, as a dancer, R. Nurtdinov realized that the Russian ballet, with its rich heritage, performing and teaching traditions, was highly valued all over the world; it became kind of prestigious "brand", carried on at the highest level by modern days Russian dancers, choreographers and producers. Later, during his international tours, which included various cities in Europe, Canada, USA, Republic of South Africa, China, Taiwan, Ruslan had a lot of chances to confirm his belief.
As a soloist, Mr. Nurtdinov mastered his skills being a member of the best national ballet companies. His first choice was the P. I. Tchaikovsky's Perm State Opera and Ballet Theatre. Next came Mikhailovsky Theatre and the Ballet Theater of Saint Petersburg, respectfully. As a dancer, Mr. Nurtdinov also had an opportunity to participate in the Rudolph Nureyev's International Ballet Art Festival (Ufa 2007) and the National Theatre Festival "Golden Mask" (Moscow 2009).
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BOSTON, Nov. 3 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — A study by emergency physicians at Children's Hospital Boston provides a wake-up call to parents to get rid of their old glass thermometers. A 12-year review of patients seen in Children's emergency department (ED) shows that glass thermometers pose one more safety hazard in addition to mercury exposure: injuries from broken glass.
Moreover, the incidence of glass thermometer injuries has only decreased minimally despite bans on mercury-containing glass thermometers in several states, including Massachusetts.
"Just because glass thermometers are not sold doesn't mean people don't have them in their homes," says co-author Lois Lee, MD, MPH, of Children's Division of Emergency Medicine, who also directs the hospital's Injury Prevention Program. "They may not realize what the dangers are."
Researchers reviewed records from Children's ED from October 1995 to October 2007. During this period, the ED saw 33 patients with glass thermometer-related injuries, approximately one to six injuries per year (including three in 2007, despite the 2002 ban in Massachusetts). The findings are detailed in the October issue of Pediatric Emergency Care.
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Amir Kimia, MD, of Children's Division of Emergency Medicine, the study's senior investigator, acknowledges that the numbers are small, but notes that these injuries are unnecessary and may require imaging to locate the glass, sometimes exposing children to radiation in the genital area if a rectal thermometer was used.
Though glass thermometers containing mercury may be more accurate than other kinds of thermometers, health professionals have recommended against their use once they recognized mercury as a risk. However, an unknown number of households that still have mercury thermometers have not discarded them. Meanwhile, several manufacturers have replaced the mercury in their glass thermometers with a non-toxic alternative, which still makes the thermometers a broken glass hazard despite making them mercury-free.
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"Hospitals are using digital thermometers, which don't contain glass, in their standard care," Lee adds. "They're accurate as well as being faster and therefore, easier to use, particularly in the younger children."
Nadine Aprahamian, MD, of Children's Division of Emergency Medicine was the first author of the study, titled "Glass Thermometer Injuries: It is Not Just About the Mercury."
Children's Hospital Boston is home to the world's largest research enterprise based at a pediatric medical center, where its discoveries have benefited both children and adults since 1869. More than 500 scientists, including eight members of the National Academy of Sciences, 13 members of the Institute of Medicine and 12 members of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute comprise Children's research community. Founded as a 20-bed hospital for children, Children's Hospital Boston today is a 396-bed comprehensive center for pediatric and adolescent health care grounded in the values of excellence in patient care and sensitivity to the complex needs and diversity of children and families. Children's also is the primary pediatric teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School. For more information about the hospital and its research visit: www.childrenshospital.org/newsroom.
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GPS... I wouldn't. I have never used a motorcycle GPS but the car versions I have tried in Korea (Hyundai and Garmin) have led me so wrong I have sworn them off. My preference is a good ol map on my tank bag and reading the road signs. If I get lost, the smart phone with naver/daum/google maps is there to save the day.
Guess YMMV. The Hyundai GPS receiver we have had for several years now had us going in circles once around a construction area but that's about it. The usual drawback of any GPS like picking roads that are direct but slow due to traffic but that's the only issue we have had. That and having to give it to a native to help us get the maps and POIs updated now and then
. Ours has a handy feature where you can navigate by stations on a subway map. You would be surprised how easy that makes some things. It can also navigate by phone number (awesome) and takes English input for a few things even though it's a Korean -only GPS receiver.
Mis-spellings are not tolerated so using Hangeul input can be tricky for an expat if you're not well practiced. Wanna find a Costco warehouse, round-eye? The first letter is a ㅋ - not ㄱ ! Then you have to remember how they [have to, technically] f up the pronunciation... ko-suh-tuh-ko. Ends up being spelled 코스트코 .
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Arquin was on the spot to stab the ball home in the 65th minute when the home defence had failed to clear a cross from the lively Jamal Campbell-Ryce.
It was no more than the Magpies deserved from a much-improved second-half performance and with better finishing they might have won.
Walsall began well on a heavy pitch and in the sixth minute top-scorer Will Grigg forced his way through, but saw his low shot cleared off the goalline by Alan Judge.
Grigg did collect his 11th goal of the season, however, after 29 minutes when County goalkeeper Bartosz Bialkowski flattened Jamie Paterson in a corner of the box and there was a delay while a flare thrown onto the pitch from the visitors' end was cleared.
Grigg kept his compsure to coolly send the goalkeeper the wrong way and give the Saddlers the lead they deserved.
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Eric's Motorcycles in Pasadena Closing
My Facebook page had this post from Eric's Motorcycles this morning.
"As it stands right now, our last day of regular business is Jan 31, and our "liquidation/retirement/get out of town" sale will take place that Friday and Saturday. Parts, accessories, tools, fixtures, helmets, riding gear, oils, displays, banners, hardware, shelving, motorcycle stands.....everything goes! Thank you for your patronage."
Truely a milestone. Eric Jensen raced Hodaka Trail bikes back in the day.
I bought my first dirt bike from him. 1986 Husky XC500.
owner retiring/health problems or lack of business?:cry
I wonder if he has one of those super aluminum barrels and heads for Hodaka on the shelf?
Anybody remember these?
I've moved to LA not too long ago and Eric was the shop i went to for everything i needed or didn't have time to work on my bike. He's nothing but helpful and a really nice guy, so when i went back to pick up my forks and shock for my TM and he told me that he's closing shop, i really was dumbstruck for a second.
I'll be sad to see him go and finding a new shop that will be as awesome as his will be really hard.
Hopefully i'll have enough cash to grab some of his awesome stuff that he has around the shop, though!
3 Bros in Costa Mesa 50-60 mi. south. Get Bret;s (mechanic) number. i heard he was offered a job in OC but wanted to stay local.
Brets Phone Number
Has anyone heard where Bret went. I would sure like to be able to take
my bike to him. Any information on where he is at would be apprecaited.
Me too!!!!!
I use to stop by during my lunch break. When they closed up...they CLOSED UP!! The only one who might know where Bret went might be Flanders. I saw him in there a few times. Bret tuned up my 990. Yeah, I'd like to stay with the same mech, but I don't know where he went.
This was long overdue.
There have been many threads on how Eric treated his customers.
The shop has been for sale for the last two years that I have known.
Did someone buy it? I think not.
I'm sorry to hear he went out of business but he was a complete dick.
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The St. Johns Dome is considered to be an optimal location at which to generate CO(2)-based geothermal electricity. This is due to its combination of a large volume of low cost natural CO(2), the potential presence of a thermal reservoir underlying the dome area and a local connection into the power grid. The region in which the St. Johns Dome is located also contains six major coal-fired power plants that collectively emit about 90 million tons of CO(2) per year. If carbon capture technologies are deployed in the future, these facilities can provide the GreenFire JV with additional CO(2) for added power production, while sequestering that CO(2) at the same time. As power plants around the world begin implementing carbon capture and sequestration, many additional sites for CO(2)-based geothermal energy projects may become available.
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11 Healthy Stuffed Pepper Recipes
Try these unique, healthy recipes for dinner tonight.
Quick and delicious are the two words I hear the most when asked for a weeknight dinner recipe. That's why I loved stuffed peppers. They can be completely assembled and stored in the fridge in advance, so when when you're ready, all you have to do is bake it. If you have a vegetarian in the family, stuffing peppers with rice, quinoa, or beans makes for a great meat-free dinner that doesn't resemble a side dish (as most vegetarian options do). Plus, if you are a carb-o-phobe using a pepper as your outers shell saves calories and adds nutrients.
Here are a few quick tips: If you find a filling you like, make extra and freeze it for future. Also, many of the below recipes are topped with cheese. Opt for low fat or 2 percent cheese and use it sparingly. And, don't be afraid of a little heat. Spicy food is said to increase metabolism. If you prefer a more mild pepper, most of the recipes are not hot, plus the ribs and seeds (where the heat lives) will be removed.
1. Quinoa-Stuffed Poblano Chiles
via Honest Cooking
Poblano peppers are smoky and mild, so the heat in this recipe comes from the jalapeños in the filling. If you crave heat, leave the seeds in the jalapeños, if not, then fully remove them.
 2. Turkey Stuffed Peppers
via SkinnyTaste
This recipe is a great beginning for fun experiments. Adding your favorite vegetables to the turkey filling can take this from pretty good to great. Try adding chopped fennel, carrots, or mushrooms for different flavors, or (a personal favorite) try sliced avocado before serving.
3. Couscous and Feta Stuffed Peppers
via Epicurious
If you're doing without gluten, swap out the couscous for quinoa, rice, or even bulgur. It's very important to rinse the chickpeas thoroughly. You want clean beans and not the salty juices from the can.
4. Healthy Buffalo Chicken Dip Stuffed Peppers
via Leave a Happy Plate
Here's a dinner idea for the big game that won't require too many extra hours at the gym. This recipe uses Greek yogurt instead of sour cream and nonfat cream cheese. If you like extra spicy buffalo dip then add a chopped jalapeño to the mix.
5. Vegetarian Moroccan Stuffed PeppersÂ
via Surly Kitchen
If you're like me, you've get randomly inspired to make an exotic dish that requires a ton of special spices. Then after that meal, you never use the spices again and are left with a cabinet full of containers for turmeric and cardamom. This recipe is a delicious way to use the Moroccan spices crowding your cabinet.
6. Tuna-Stuffed Mini PeppersÂ
via Eating Well
This recipe is perfect for an appetizer or as a fantastic salad topper. If you can't find the jarred peppers (check the pasta aisle) you can use tomatoes or fresh mini bell peppers instead. Also, triple check to make sure you get the mild peppers.
7. Greek-Style Stuffed Peppers
via Food Network
These peppers have the flavors of spanakopita without the extra cheese and buttery dough. If red meat isn't your thing, substitute ground chicken or turkey. Ground lamb would also be delicious.
8. Piquillo Pepper Stuffed with Goat Cheese
 via Self magazine
Piquillo peppers are traditional in Spanish cuisine and are usually bought in cans or jars. If you can't find them you can use roasted red peppers. After you drain the peppers, pat them dry with paper towel so the filling doesn't isn't too watery.
9. Lasagna Stuffed Bell Peppers
via Food.com
Low carb lasagna? Yes, please! Get all the flavors of an Italian favorite with half of the work. It's also easy to make this lower in calories by using turkey sausage and part-skim cheese. Serve with a bright salad and no one will be wondering why the pasta is missing.
10. Poblanos Stuffed with Chipotle Mac 'n Cheese
via Rainy Day Gal
With some slight tweaks, it's easy to make this a healthy weeknight dinner that'll please the kids. First go for whole wheat pasta and light cheese. The recipe calls for milk, and since mac 'n cheese needs to be creamy, opt for one percent or two percent milk (skim will be too runny). If you're making this for kids, you may want to skip the chipotle and opt for bell peppers.
11. Tabouleh Stuffed TomatoesÂ
via Gourmet Girl
Yes, this is a tomato recipe, but it is too good to leave out. Plus this recipe is perfect for the beginning of summer. Tabouleh is a Greek salad with bulgur, mint, and lemon. It's aromatic and delicious with a sweet tomato.
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The time required for inserting a row is determined by the following factors, where the numbers indicate approximate proportions:
Connecting: (3)
Sending query to server: (2)
Parsing query: (2)
Inserting row: (1 × size of row)
Inserting indexes: (1 × number of indexes)
Closing: (1)
This does not take into consideration the initial overhead to open tables, which is done once for each concurrently running query.
The size of the table slows down the insertion of indexes by
N, assuming B-tree indexes.
You can use the following methods to speed up inserts:
If you are inserting many rows from the same client at the
same time, use
statements with multiple
VALUES lists
to insert several rows at a time. This is considerably
faster (many times faster in some cases) than using
separate single-row
statements. If you are adding data to a nonempty table,
you can tune the
variable to make data insertion even faster. See
Section 5.1.4, "Server System Variables".
If multiple clients are inserting a lot of rows, you can
get higher speed by using the
DELAYED statement. See
Section 18.104.22.168, "INSERT DELAYED Syntax".
For a
MyISAM table, you can use
concurrent inserts to add rows at the same time that
SELECT statements are
running, if there are no deleted rows in middle of the
data file. See Section 8.7.3, "Concurrent Inserts".
When loading a table from a text file, use
INFILE. This is usually 20 times faster than
INSERT statements.
See Section 13.2.6, "LOAD DATA INFILE Syntax".
With some extra work, it is possible to make
INFILE run even faster for a
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indexes. Use the following procedure:
Optionally create the table with
Execute a
TABLES statement or a mysqladmin
flush-tables command.
Use myisamchk --keys-used=0 -rq
This removes all use of indexes for the table.
Insert data into the table with
INFILE. This does not update any indexes and
therefore is very fast.
If you intend only to read from the table in the future, use myisampack to compress it. See Section 18.104.22.168, "Compressed Table Characteristics".
Re-create the indexes with myisamchk -rq
This creates the index tree in memory before writing
it to disk, which is much faster than updating the
index during
INFILE because it avoids lots of disk seeks.
The resulting index tree is also perfectly balanced.
Execute a
TABLES statement or a mysqladmin
flush-tables command.
INFILE performs the preceding optimization
automatically if the
MyISAM table into
which you insert data is empty. The main difference
between automatic optimization and using the procedure
explicitly is that you can let
myisamchk allocate much more temporary
memory for the index creation than you might want the
server to allocate for index re-creation when it executes
INFILE statement.
You can also disable or enable the nonunique indexes for a
MyISAM table by using the following
statements rather than myisamchk. If
you use these statements, you can skip the
TABLE operations:
tbl_nameDISABLE KEYS; ALTER TABLE
tbl_nameENABLE KEYS;
To speed up
operations that are performed with multiple statements for
nontransactional tables, lock your tables:
LOCK TABLES a WRITE; INSERT INTO a VALUES (1,23),(2,34),(4,33); INSERT INTO a VALUES (8,26),(6,29); ... UNLOCK TABLES;
This benefits performance because the index buffer is
flushed to disk only once, after all
INSERT statements have
completed. Normally, there would be as many index buffer
flushes as there are
statements. Explicit locking statements are not needed if
you can insert all rows with a single
To obtain faster insertions for transactional tables, you
should use
TRANSACTION and
COMMIT instead of
Locking also lowers the total time for multiple-connection tests, although the maximum wait time for individual connections might go up because they wait for locks. Suppose that five clients attempt to perform inserts simultaneously as follows:
Connection 1 does 1000 inserts
Connections 2, 3, and 4 do 1 insert
Connection 5 does 1000 inserts
If you do not use locking, connections 2, 3, and 4 finish before 1 and 5. If you use locking, connections 2, 3, and 4 probably do not finish before 1 or 5, but the total time should be about 40% faster.
UPDATE, and
DELETE operations are very
fast in MySQL, but you can obtain better overall
performance by adding locks around everything that does
more than about five successive inserts or updates. If you
do very many successive inserts, you could do a
LOCK TABLES followed by an
TABLES once in a while (each 1,000 rows or so)
to permit other threads to access table. This would still
result in a nice performance gain.
INSERT is still much slower
for loading data than
INFILE, even when using the strategies just
To increase performance for
tables, for both
INFILE and
INSERT, enlarge the key
cache by increasing the
key_buffer_size system
variable. See Section 8.9.2, "Tuning Server Parameters".


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It has been almost a week since residents of Tripunithura have got their full supply of water. The residents have been getting water only on alternate days for sometime now. A few areas have not received water for close to a month because of problems in the distribution network. Unlike the 80 lakh litres of water that was supplied every day, the Kerala Water Authority's sub-division at Tripunithura is supplying just about 40 to 50 lakh litres a day.
According to a KWA official in Tripunithura, a water tank with a capacity of 35 lakh litres is being pumped twice a day to provide 80 lakh litres to Tripunithura. The recent shortage had made it possible to supply water only on alternate days, said the official.
Water is also being supplied on alternate days to Thiruvamkulam in Tripunithura and Udayamperoor and Chottanikkara panchayats. A water tank with a storage capacity of 10 lakh litres supplies water to these areas. Meanwhile, P.J. Joseph, Minister for Water Resources, who chaired a review meeting of the water crisis in the city and the suburbs, told reporters that normal 24-hour supply of water in the city would resume in three days. He said a new check-dam would be built at Ramamangalam. The new dam would resolve the water shortage at the intake point of Choondi treatment plant which supplies water to Tripunithura and Chottanikkara and Udayamperoor panchayats.
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Update 5/11 3:30 p.m. Virginia State Police and other agencies resumed search efforts around 6:30 a.m. in Caroline County.
The remains of the third crash victim were located around 11:00 a.m. about 100 yards north of where another victim was found yesterday.
State Police and the National Transportation Board have started trying to locate the balloon wreckage and any additional evidence.
Anyone that may have video or photos of the incident is asked to share them with investigators at email@example.com .
CAROLINE COUNTY, Virginia -- A family spokeswoman told the Associated Press a passenger still missing after a fiery balloon crash Friday night was Natalie Lewis, Director of Basketball Operations for the University of Richmond's Women's Basketball Program.
Julie Snyder added Lewis was a former player at Richmond.
Crews continued searching for Lewis, having found the remains of the pilot and a second passenger by Saturday.
The Washington Post reported that Associate Head Coach Ginny Doyle's sister confirmed during a telephone interview that 44-year-old Doyle was the other passenger on the balloon.
Hot air balloon pilot and owner of Virginia Balloons Mark Nelson told 13News Now the pilot who died in the mishap was Dan Kirk.
Nelson knew Kirk for 35 years and said his hot air balloon was named 'Starship.'
He said Kirk was a very accomplished hot air balloon pilot who enjoyed flying in competitive events. Friends thought of him as an ambassador to the sport of hot air ballooning.
'Hot air ballooning is a very small sport in Virginia with a very small,l close group of friends and balloon pilots,' wrote Nelson. ''Captain Kirk' will be greatly missed by everyone in ballooning and at the future Flying Circus Balloon events...Our hearts go out to Dan's family and the families of passengers involved in the balloon accident.'
Virginia State Police said Saturday the search for Lewis moved from a rescue operation to a recovery operation.
VSP spokeswoman Corinne Geller said the rremains of those found were sent to the Chief Medical Examiner in Richmond.
'We have still not located the basket or the balloon, but we do continue to locate debris,' Geller said, noting the fire may have burned up the parachute and basket. 'It can be like looking for a needle in a haystack.'
Geller said police were hopeful they would find the third occupant by Saturday evening.
'We have three deceased people and our focus is on finding the third person,' she said.
The incident happened shortly before 8 p.m. Friday evening in Caroline County, after three hot-air balloons took off from Meadow Event Park. Two of the balloons landed safely, but as the third balloon attempted to land, witnesses said it struck a power line and burst into flames.
Twenty balloonists from the Mid-Atlantic region were to participate in the weekend festival, said Greg Hicks, a spokesman for the venue, which also is the site of the State Fair of Virginia.
'It's just a shocking situation for everyone,' Hicks said.
Based on witness accounts, the pilot attempted to regain control of the balloon and manage the fire. At one point, the balloon's two passengers leapt from the basket. Witnesses recall hearing an explosion, and the fire continued to spread. The basket and the balloon then separated.
'As soon as we looked up, the thing blew up right there,' witness Debra Ferguson told The Free Lance-Star of Fredericksburg, Va. 'All I heard was, 'Oh my God, Oh my God,' and all you saw was the top of the balloon still flying, but all of the basket was gone. All of the flames just disappeared. ... It was like a match poof and then it was gone.'
Carrie Hager-Bradley said she saw the balloon in flames on her way home from the grocery store and heard people yelling, according to WWBT TV.
'They were just screaming for anybody to help them,' the station quoted her as saying. ''Help me, help me, sweet Jesus, help. I'm going to die. Oh my God, I'm going to die,'' Hager-Bradley said she heard one person screaming.


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Roy Featheringill Facing Multiple Charges After Trying To Flee From Troopers
Prosecutors say a Casper man only made matters worse after trying to flee from law enforcement officers.
Fifty-five year old Roy Featheringill has pleaded not guilty to seven misdemeanor charges, including reckless endangerment, reckless driving, eluding and possession of a controlled substance.
Wyo. Highway Patrol K-9 Scores a Hit
Laramie Driver Hospitalized After Collision Into Garage
Two Nebraska Woman Dead, Four Other People Injured in Goshen Co. Crash
Rollover Crash Kills Two Near Laramie
Two Nebraska children were killed in a one-vehicle rollover Thursday on Interstate 80 on the east side of Laramie, according to Wyoming Highway Patrol spokesman Sgt. Steve Townsend.
He says the crash began shortly after 9:30am when a 2003 Ford F-150 pickup driven by 23 year old Edgar Carmona failed to negotiate a right hand curve in the eastbound lane of the interstate
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SINGAPORE (ICIS)--Here is Tuesday's midday Asia oil and chemical markets summary.
CRUDE: Dec WTI $98.43/bbl, down 25 cents/bbl; Dec BRENT $109.16/bbl, down 45 cents/bbl
Crude futures declined in Asian morning trade after substantial gains made in the previous session amid concerns over a sharp fall in Libyan crude exports.
NAPHTHA: $935.25-938.25/tonne CFR Japan, up $12.50-13.50/tonne
Open-spec first-half December prices rose in the morning session, shrugging off lower crude futures as the market faces tightening supply.
BENZENE: $1,245-1,270/tonne FOB Korea, up $5/tonne
January discussions were at $1,215-1,224/tonne FOB Korea when the market opened, buoyed by higher overnight US market. A January fixture was concluded at $1,220/tonne FOB Korea. Subsequently, offers slipped to $1,218/tonne FOB Korea, with no keen buyers.
TOLUENE: $1,087-1,098/tonne FOB Korea, up $3/tonne at the high end
Offers were marginally higher at the start of trade, in tandem with firmer offers in the key China domestic market. January offers were at $1,104/tonne FOB Korea, with bids rising to $1,099/tonne FOB Korea from $1,090/tonne FOB Korea.
ETHYLENE: $1,400-1,420/tonne CFR NE Asia, stable
Talk of an offer at $1,380/tonne CFR Taiwan for a 2,300-tonne cargo for arrival in the second half of November could not be confirmed. Buying ideas were mainly at below $1,400/tonne CFR China/Taiwan.
PROPYLENE: $1,450-1,470/tonne CFR NE Asia, steady
Selling ideas were heard in the high $1,400s/tonne CFR NE Asia, while buying ideas were capped at $1,450-1,460/tonne CFR NE Asia.
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|New This Month in U.S. Museums
Daniel Garber
|Up the River: Pennsylvania Impressionists and Modernists
The Gallery at Bristol-Myers Squibb, Lawrenceville, N.J.
Thru Nov. 25, 2001
Approximately 65 landscapes by Impressionists and early modernists of New Jersey's New Hope School -- Walter E. Baum, Rae Sloan Bredin, Fern Coppedge, Daniel Garber, Harry Leith-Ross, others -- from the collection of Jim Alterman.
Catalogue: 48 pp., essay by art historian Brian Peterson.
|Morris Graves and Seattle
Seattle Art Museum
Nov. 1, 2001-Oct. 20, 2002
An installation of works from the collection by Northwest painter who died at age 90 last May.
Curator: Chiyo Ishikawa, SAM.
Adja Yunkers
|Adja Yunkers: To Invent a Garden
Georgia Museum of Art
Nov. 3, 2001-Jan. 6, 2002
A retrospective of torn-paper abstractions by the second-generation Abstract Expressionist artist. Organized by the Bayly Art Museum at the University of Virginia.
Curator: Romito Ray.
Catalogue: Eight essays and curator's statement.
Funding: The W. Newton Morris Charitable Foundation.
W. Eugene Smith
Untitled (Umbrellas on Fifth Avenue)
ca. 1955-57
|Dream Street: W. Eugene Smith's Pittsburgh Photographs
Carnegie Museum of Art
Nov. 3, 2001-Feb. 10, 2002
195 photos from the mid-1950s selected from 17,000 photos of Pittsburgh taken by the photojournalist for an uncompleted photographic essay on the city.
Curator: Sam Stephenson, Duke University. Organized by Linda Batis, CMoA.
Catalogue: 176 pp., 175 images and essays by Sam Stephenson and Alan Trachtenberg.
Luca Giordano
Lucretia and Sextus Tarquinius
|Luca Giordano 1634-1705
Carnegie Museum of Art
Nov. 4, 2001-Jan. 20, 2002
Nearly 100 works by the Baroque era painter. Organized by the museums of Naples, Vienna, and Los Angeles.
Curator: J. Patrice Marandel, LACMA.
Also on view: "Seeing," opening Nov. 18.
Bill Viola
The Quintet of Remembrance
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Nov. 6, 2001-May. 5, 2002
The first major video installation acquired by the museum.
Also on view: "Annual Christmas Tree and Neapolitan Baroque Cr�che," opening Nov. 24.
Jacob Lawrence
|Over the Line: The Art and Life of Jacob Lawrence
Whitney Museum of American Art
Nov. 8, 2001-Feb. 3, 2002
200 works spanning seven decades of the artist's career, organized by the Phillips Collection.
Curators: Elizabeth Hutton Turner, Phillips, and Barbara Haskell, Whitney.
Catalogue: Eight essays and curators statement.
Funding: ExxonMobil, AT&T.
Tour: Detroit Institute of Fine Arts, Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
Also on View: "Black Box/White Cube Series -- Burt Barr: Projections," opening Nov. 8.
Richard J. Neutra
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|Windshield: Richard Neutra's House for the John Nicholas Brown Family
Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Harvard University
Nov. 10, 2001-Jan. 27, 2002
Sketches, blueprints, photographs and original furniture -- 130 objects in all -- from the 1938 house in Fishers Island, New York.
Curator: Dietrich Neumann, Brown University.
Catalogue: Essays by Joyce M. Botelho, J. Carter Brown, Sarah Williams Goldhagen, Thomas S. Hines, Thomas Michie and Dietrich Neumann.
Tour: Rhode Island School of Design Museum, Providence, Octagon Museum, Washington DC and UCLA Hammer Museum, dates tba.
Emperor Puyi's bicycle given to him by his Tutor Reginald Johnston
|Secret World of the Forbidden City: Splendors from China's Imperial Palace
Phoenix Art Museum
Nov. 10, 2001-Apr. 7, 2002
More than 300 objects and artifacts from the palace divided into eight sections by theme. The exhibition includes the complete contents of the Throne Room.
Curator: Dr. Janet Baker, Phoenix.
Catalogue: 100 pp., forward by James Ballinger.
Roxy Paine
PMU (Painting Manufacture Unit)
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Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami
Nov. 11, 2001-Jan. 27, 2002
A machine that makes art without the need for an artist will manufacture abstract paintings.
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Aristide Bruant: Ambassadeurs
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North Carolina Museum of Art
Nov. 11, 2001-Feb. 17, 2002
Nearly 50 posters and lithographs of Parisian life from the 1890s as well as a selection of 30 posters and prints by his contemporaries.
Curator: Joseph Covington, North Carolina.
|Making the Grade
National Museum of African Art
Nov. 11, 2001-May. 5, 2002
Selected pieces from the permanent collection associated with initiation rites.
Manuel Alvarez Bravo
Daughter of the Dancers/Muchachita!
|Manuel Alvarez Bravo: Optical Parables
J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
Nov. 13, 2001-Feb. 17, 2002
Photographer Manuel Bravo's 100th birthday celebration highlights work produced in Mexico from 1920s to the 70s. Also included are photographs by his contemporaries Edward Weston, Tina Modotti and Paul Strand.
Curators: Roberto Tejada, independent curator and Mikka Gee Conway, Getty.
Catalogue: Includes photographs and chronology, part of the In Focus photography series.
Also on view: "Devices of Wonder: From the World in a Box to Images on a Screen," opening Nov. 13.
John Constable
Study of Clouds
|Pastoral to Postindustrial: British Works on Paper from the Whitworth Art Gallery
Grey Art Gallery, NYU
Nov. 13, 2001-Jan. 26, 2002
95 works on paper including six watercolors by J. M. W. Turner and works by John Constable, Damien Hirst and Rachel Whiteread drawn from the collection at the University of Manchester.
Curators: Charles Nugent, Mary Griffiths, David Morris, Lynn Gumpert and Lucy Oakley.
Catalogue: Essays by British scholar Greg Smith and Mary Griffiths, Whitworth.
Mantel Regulator
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Pierre-Philippe Thomire (1751-1843; attributed casemaker) and Joseph Coteau (1740-1812; dial painter)
|The Art of the Timekeeper: Masterpieces from the Winthrop Edey Bequest
Frick Collection
Nov. 14, 2001-Feb. 24, 2002
13 clocks and eight watches dating between the 16th and 19th centuries.
Curator: William J.H. Andrewes.
Christian Boltanski
Gymnasium Chases Series
|Face(t)s of Memory: Found Photographs and Family Albums
Jewish Museum of San Francisco
Nov. 14, 2001-Jan. 31, 2002
Christian Boltanski and Marcelo Brodsky show work displayed along side photographs from the Judah L. Magnes Museum collection.
Curators: Peter L. Stein and Natasha Perlis, JMSF, Bill Chayes, and Aaron Kornblum, Judah L. Magnes Museum.
Marina Abramovic
The Hero
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Hirshorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Nov. 15, 2001-Feb. 18, 2002
Video projection by the Belgrade-born, Amsterdam-based performance artist.
Curator: Phyllis Rosenzweig, Hirshorn.
|Projects 74: Ricci Albenda
Museum of Modern Art
Nov. 16, 2001-Jan. 22, 2002
Albenda distorts a portion of the walls of the mezzanine level.
Curator: Laura Hoptman, MoMA.
John, Washington and Emily Roebling Crossing the Brooklyn Bridge for the First Time
Delaware Art Museum
Nov. 16, 2001-Jan. 27, 2002
Over 20 of the pop artist's trademark sculptures combining woodcarving, drawing, stenciling and casting.
Curator: Judy Collischan, Neuberger.
Catalogue: Monograph includes an essay by Eleanor Heartney.
|Pop Culture!
Norton Simon Museum, Pasadena
Nov. 16, 2001-Feb. 11, 2002
Paintings, sculpture and works on paper by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Oldenburg, Ed Rushca and Wayne Thiebaud from the museum's permanent collection.
Also on view: "Lewis Baltz: Tract House Photographs, 1969-1971," opening Nov. 16.
Norman Rockwell
Freedom from Want
|Norman Rockwell: Pictures for the American People
Guggenheim Museum
Nov. 16, 2001-Mar. 3, 2002
70 oil paintings and all 322 covers created for The Saturday Evening Post spanning 60 years of the artist's career concludes its seven city American tour. Also includes sketches, rough studies and photographs of models.
Curator: Anne Knutson, High Museum of Art, Maureen Hart, Norman Rockwell Museum and Judy L. Larson, The Art Museum of Western Virginia.
Catalogue: Writers include Dave Hickey, Thomas Hoving, Judy L. Larson, Peter Rockwell and Robert Rosenblum.
Funding: Ford Motor, Fidelity and Delta.
Camille Pissaro
|The Emergence of Jewish Artists in Nineteenth-Century Europe
Jewish Museum
Nov. 18, 2001-Mar. 17, 2002
70 works by 21 artists active in England, France, Italy, Germany, Holland, Austria/Hungary and Poland. Among the artists are such figures as Camille Pissarro, Max Liebermann and Moritz Daniel Oppenheim.
Curator: Susan Tumarkin Goodman, Jewish Museum.
Catalogue: 192 pp., 110 color and 30 black-and-white illustrations.
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Angel Holding the Superscription
|Earth and Fire: Italian Terracotta Sculpture from Donatello to Canova
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Nov. 18, 2001-Feb. 3, 2002
Sculpture by Italian artists dating from the Renaissance to the Neoclassical period such as Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Andrea Del Verrocchio. Drawings and models trace the evolution of the work from concept to finished works.
Curator: Bruce Boucher, University of London, Anthony Radcliffe, Victoria and Albert and Edgar Peters Bowron, MFAH.
Catalogue: A survey of Italian terracotta sculpture.
Tour: Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Mar. 14-July 7, 2002.
Also on view: "Japanese Beauty: Woodblock Prints by Goyo from the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery" and "Paintings of Native America from the Stark Museum of Art," opening Nov. 18.
Jean Puiforcat teapot
|Art Deco and Streamlined Modern: Design 1920-1940
Dallas Museum of Art
Nov. 18, 2001-Feb. 17, 2002
75 objects from the museum's collections by noted designers including Oscar Bach, Georg Jensen, Paul Poiret and Gaston Suisse.
Curator: Charles L. Venable, DMA.
Russel Wright
ca. 1920
courtesy of Ann Wright
|Russel Wright: Creating American Lifestyle
Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum
Nov. 20, 2001-Mar. 10, 2002
350 objects including furniture, drawings, videos and photographs that document the design of lifestyle marketing.
Curators: Donald Albrecht, Cooper-Hewitt and Robert Schonfeld.
Catalogue: 176 pp., essays by Albrecht, Schonfeld and Lindsay Stamm Shapiro with new and archival photos.
Krishna and his Friends Celebrate Holi in the Forests of Brindaban
ca. 1710
|Worlds of Wonder and Desire: Indian Paintings from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Nov. 21, 2001-Feb. 24, 2002
A collection of Indian watercolors on palm leaf, paper, ivory and cloth dating from the 12th to 20th centuries.
Curators: Joseph M. Dye III, E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter.
Catalogue: "The Arts of India," 650 pp., 300 color plates and 175 black-and-white illustrations.
Bust of standing statue of Ramsses II
from Aswan New Kingdom
19th Dynasty
ca. 1279-1213 B.C.
|Eternal Egypt: Masterworks of Ancient Art from the British Museum
Brooklyn Museum of Art
Nov. 23, 2001-Feb. 24, 2002
140 artifacts dating from shortly before the 1st Dynasty (ca. 3100 B.C.) including jewelry, funeral masks, Book of the Dead papyrus rolls and large sculptures. Nearly half of the objects have never been exhibited outside of Britain.
Curator: Dr. Edna R. Russman, BMA.
Catalogue: 400 pp, essays by Dr. Edna R. Russman and T.G.H James.
Funding: Ford Motor.
Tour: Nelson-Atkins Museum, Kansas City, Apr. 12-July 2, 2002, Palace of the Legion of Honor, San Francisco, Aug. 10-Nov. 3, 2002.


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RadarOnline.com has learned new details from Casey Aldridge's Sunday morning car wreck–5 total passengers suffered the crash and police tell us they do not suspect drinking or drugs were involved.
Louisiana State Trooper Mark Dennis tells RadarOnline that Aldridge, 19, swerved his 2008 Ford F-250 to the right side of La. Highway 606, and then over-corrected the vehicle causing it to careen to the left into a ditch.
"Five people total [in the vehicle]," Dennis said, "three were ejected from the car."
Dennis confirms that all passengers save Casey denied emergency treatment on the scene.
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