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Several Spurs players were amused by a feature story in the "Personal Journal" section of Wednesday's Wall Street Journal that was headlined "Grooming Tips from Giant Men." The article focused on skin care products and other toiletries favored by NBA players, including former Spurs guard George Hill, who said he is a fan of Shea Souffle moisturizer. Other revelations in the piece included Clippers center DeAndre Jordan's use of Secret deodorant before games and Amar'e Stoudemire's preference for Bath and Body Works Stress Relief eucalyptus spearmint body lotion. San Antonio Express-News
Candace Buckner: #Pacers PG George Hill (sore hip) is OUT tonight. Backup CJ Watson will get his second consecutive start. Twitter
Q: Were you surprised by Kawhi Leonard? Manu Ginobili: "When he came I got really angry because I enjoyed playing with George Hill. I was frustrated that they had traded him for a rookie. But I didn't know who he was. Ever since his first year, despite the lockout, he showed some things. But in the second half of last season, it was crazy. You had to take your hat off. The guy can play, he deserves to have the ball in his hand and earned our respect. If you ask him, even Pop's going to say he was surprised." Ole
Rose's comment caught the attention of Pacers starting point guard George Hill and the veteran still cannot understand how Rose didn't come to the conclusion that the teams do have a budding rivalry. "I don't know how [Rose] can say we're not rivals yet because we've been just as successful as they have been," Hill told HOOPSWORLD. "But all I know right now is we're the Central Division champions and for them, they have to come through us to get that. But if that's what he believes, then that's what he believes." HoopsWorld
Spurs point guard Tony Parker left Saturday's 121-96 preseason loss to Miami in the third quarter after banging a finger on the camera of a photographer seated on the baseline. Stephen Jackson sprained an ankle last season at MadisonSquareGarden tripping on a courtside waitress. In 2010, George Hill sprained an ankle after landing on a baseline photographer in Dallas. "It's kind of like when you're in your neighborhood. You keep telling people you need a stop sign, and they don't change it until a kid gets killed and then they put up a stop sign," Popovich said. "Somebody of stature is going to get seriously hurt by one of those guys, and then all hell will break loose." San Antonio Express-News
George Hill doesn't have any regrets when he looks back on how he handled his decision to skip the U.S. National Team's minicamp last month. The Indiana Pacers guard accepted an invitation to attend but changed his mind at the last moment because of a conflict with his youth camp in San Antonio, where he played for the Spurs before being traded to his hometown Pacers two years ago. Indianapolis Star
"I am not going to sacrifice that for something that doesn't mean as much to me as kids mean to me," Hill said after distributing toys to students at Riverside Elementary School on the west side as part of the Pacers' Summer Christmas program Wednesday. "The kids mean the world to me. If I have to make a decision to cancel some things, I will do it as a man." Indianapolis Star
George Hill skipped out on USA Basketball, and he's ready to face the consequences. The Indiana Pacers point guard attended his youth camps in Texas instead of joining Team USA's off-year training camp this week in Las Vegas. He was the only of 30 players invited to reject the distinction, and his rejection came last-minute. As a result, George expects his future opportunities with the national team to be limited. "I'm sure it'll affect it," he told Pacers.com. "I'm sure there's going to be people that don't agree with my decision but also there's going to be people that do agree. "If the opportunity is there again, and it's there for me to take, then I'll try to do the best I can to take it. I feel like in my heart I made the right decision to keep my word to these kids and that's what matters most to me." USA Today Sports
Hill didn't explain why he committed to the tryouts in the first place despite the clear scheduling conflict. His camps were Monday, Wednesday and Friday, while Team USA practiced Tuesday through Thursday. Hill also said he hasn't spoken to anyone from USA Basketball. "We expected him here, and he withdrew," USA Basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo said Wednesday. "Until I really get the answer, I don't know what else to tell you. I just don't think it's fair to comment one way or the other until I have facts, out of courtesy and respect." USA Today Sports
USA Basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo met with reporters covering the national team minicamp in Las Vegas today. He was asked if Pacers guard George Hill hurt his chances of playing for the national team in the future by initially accepting an invitation before declining to attend. Here is Colangelo's response: "I'm not sure. I don't really have an answer for you. You know as much as I do, maybe even more. We expected him here and he withdrew. Until I really get the answer, I don't know what else to tell you. I just don't think it's fair to comment one way or the other until I have facts, out of courtesy and respect." Indianapolis Star
Indiana Pacers point guard George Hill has pulled out of this week's Team USA camp in Las Vegas due to a scheduling conflict. USA Basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo says he doesn't know the exact reason Hill canceled. He says he wants to find out what led to Hill's decision before he makes any determination on the gritty Pacers guard's future chances with the team. ESPN.com
Jeff Zillgitt: George Hill originally was invited to Team USA's minicamp but thought he had a committment in China. Had dates wrong, will now participate. Twitter @JeffZillgitt
First, let's do a roll call shall we? The following were present at the game, either participating in the game or watching from the sidelines: Yao Ming, Tracy Mcgrady, Joakim Noah, Metta World Peace, Luis Scola, George Hill, Kyle Lowry, Ricky Rubio, Chris Singleton, John Wall, Damian Lillard, Jrue Holiday, Chinese players Yi Jianlian, Wang Zhelin, Sun Yue, Liu Wei, Wang Zhi Zhi and super-famous Brazil and Real Madrid soccer/futbol player Kaka. Yes, that Kaka. (Bonus: Here's a hilarious picture of Kaka with Yao and Wang Zhi Zhi from last night.) SLAM
One game, one win, from pulling off one of the biggest, most unlikely upsets in NBA playoff history. "Ian (Mahinmi) is the only guy in our locker room who's been in a Game 7," George Hill said in a subdued room. "He keeps telling us, getting to a Game 7 is great, but getting to the NBA Finals is even greater." Indianapolis Star
Silence filled the Indiana Pacers' locker room, broken only by the rush of news reporters ready to poke and prod at players crushed by an 11-point Game 5 loss. Off to the side sat George Hill. The point guard stared straight ahead, frozen in his own thoughts: his one point in the 90-79 loss to the Miami Heat, his four missed field goals, his three turnovers. Hill was asked, simply, what happened. "It's nothing they did," he said slowly. "It was what I did to myself. I wasn't aggressive. I feel like I let the team down, you know? I've got to play better." USA Today Sports
When Indiana Pacers guard George Hill knocked down four big free throws in the final 50 seconds of the Pacers' Eastern Conference-evening Game 2 win Friday night, one of George's biggest fans was glued to a TV set some 1,000 miles away. "I watched the whole game," San Antonio Spurs point guard and Hill's former teammate Tony Parker said following Saturday morning's shootaround in preparation for tonight's Game 3 of the Western Conference finals (9 p.m. ET, ESPN). "We've been texting the whole playoffs. I always follow George. He's like my little brother, so I always text him." NBA.com
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Michael Shanks has stated that "...we might be very far away from, if ever, doing another DVD movie." due to the "amount of time lag that's gone on between us doing the movies.". However, this does not mean that the movies will not be made, the scripts are ready...it's just a matter of timing. Read here for more information.
The first official Stargate game: Stargate Resistance was released on February 10. It is a 3rd person shooter based around battles between the Tau'ri and Goa'uld. Stargate Resistance is available from Direct2Drive and Steam. With an additional "Advanced Combat Pack" add-on available from Direct2Drive.
Shortly after the release of Stargate Resistance, it was announced that Cheyenne Mountain Entertainment (CME) had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on February 12. However, it was later revealed that CME's (now former) CEO Gary Whiting had filed for bankruptcy. A civil case against Whiting for damages against CME and CMG is underway. Some sources state that the Chapter 11 filing has been rejected, however there has been no official announcement.
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Archimania has completed plans for a rare type of building designed only to save the world and save money for Tennessee.
The Memphis architecture firm's client, the state of Tennessee, is now a few months away from seeking construction bids for the zero-energy buildings.
They'll replace the old welcome center for travelers entering Tennessee on northbound I-55 in Whitehaven.
The 4,500-square-foot welcome center, plus vending and storage buildings, are designed to use no more energy than that produced by rooftop solar panels.
No small feat for a Southern, air-conditioned space, especially considering that more than a half-million people will open and close its doors 24/7, 365 days a year.
"This is historic," archimania principal Barry Yoakum said. "It's fun to be associated with a group that's trying to lead the way."
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"They certainly exist, but are few and far between," said Jeremy Benkin. He's national director of CB Richard Ellis's property management division and also immediate past chairman of the Memphis Regional Chapter of the U.S. Green Building Council.
"Archimania pursuing that on a visitors center in Memphis is certainly shooting pretty high, and kudos to somebody's who's going there."
The photovoltaic solar panel system will produce 82 kilowatts of electricity.
A bunch of special designs should ensure the structures use no more energy than that over the course of a year, said Cleveland Salmon. He's the project manager for the state's General Services department.
The building will have "high-performance glazing, thermally isolated and insulated wall systems, and daylighting and shading components," he said.
"Inside the building, highly efficient building systems with built-in energy recovery, occupancy sensors and dimming controls for interior lighting, and low-flow plumbing fixtures reduce building power consumption," Salmon said.
Those features should cut the energy costs to half that of a conventional visitor center. The conservation should pave the way for the solar panel array to generate enough power to offset what electricity is used, Salmon said.
The center also is designed to save 36,000 gallons of water a year, compared to conventional centers.
Asked how the experience might be different for highway travelers, Salmon noted that most the state's other 13 welcome centers have a log cabin design theme.
"The net-zero energy building will be filled with natural light, and clad in natural materials like wood and brick both inside and out," he said.
"The welcome center will provide visitors with an experience representing Memphis' progressive approach to design, and Tennessee's claim on the new frontier of responsibility.''
Now, the I-55 welcome center has front-side parking for both trucks and cars. The new site plan creates separate parking for trucks in the back.
Squeezed between the two parking lots will be a narrow line of the zero-energy facilities.
"The project places the welcome center buildings, public art, picnic, and pet areas in a compact, linear park landscape," Salmon said.
That compression will create "connectivity" in much the same way Memphis has historically for people, cultures, commerce and even nature, Salmon said.
"Visitors move through the park and buildings along a series of intersecting paths. This connectivity creates a welcome center that's easy to navigate and allows for connections between people, vehicles and information.''
Archimania built a small model of the structure to figure out how to make it a zero-energy building, said architect Matt Seltzer.
"You give the building all the qualities you think the building will get: the kind of glass, the kind of insulation. ... You test it out. That's where we get the idea that we think it will use this much energy.
"We're super-eager to get it built and see what happens."
One existing, zero-energy piece of the visitors center will remain: sculptor Tom Wuchina's pyramidal work of 100 tubes called "Pyradoptics.''
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Last week, for example, we had a really good Laotian dinner and then decided we wanted to explore the Asian continent in greater detail. So the next day we visited an Eastern market run by an Asian family that barely speaks English and has really awesome stuff in their store. We grabbed some items and cooked a meal at home. I downloaded a Japanese cd with traditional music that we listened to during this time. We visited our local Japanese cultural center and wandered through the strolling gardens. We read a little bit of geography on Asia. And my kids had a blast!
So, I'd really like to keep the unit studies going, maybe work our way around the world? Does anybody have any good resources they'd like to share? How do you do your unit studies? How long do you focus - one week? One day? Any tips would be greatly appreciated as I start pulling this together and planning out the next several weeks.
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We are currently using Heart of Wisdom's Adam to Messiah unit studies, along with Creation, Energy, and Light. That is what we will be doing this year, and likely next. We want to soak it all up :)
Well, like I said, last week it was Asia, before that it was regarding trees. We aren't following a structured curriculum, I'm building my own. I've stumbled across a few resources for compiling unit studies and just wondered if anyone else had some they would like to share, like various websites, etc. We are really into different cultures and systems of nature.
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Thank you, Sarahtar! I appreciate the help!
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LOVE this website for unit studies: http://www.homeschoolshare.com/
The best is that you can search for a unit study based on a specific topic; and so far--they're all pretty awesome!
LOVE this website for unit studies: http://www.homeschoolshare.com/
The best is that you can search for a unit study based on a specific topic; and so far--they're all pretty awesome!
We like this as well.
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Intellego unit studies -- a wealth of resources there.
Hands of a Child -- huge variety there too, many are lapbooks.
Currclick -- the quality can vary, but tons and tons of unit studies.
Teachers' Book Bags -- one of the unit study companies on currclick that I've really enjoyed.
You might also be interested in the Waldorf idea of lesson blocks, there are manuals for various units at Christopherus for instance. There's also Moving Beyond the Page, which is a literature-based curriculum but the materials are designed and woven around the books in a broadly unit study format, you might find it interesting.
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From the time I was a child gazing in wonder at the stars, I have always been fascinated by the immense majesty and mystery of our universe. Though I am not a scientist, I have always maintained an active interest in learning about space and the ways that we as humans can begin to explore its magnificent depths; one of those ways, though small, is through my computers' participation in SETI@home. I relish the fact that while I'm busy crunching data in Microsoft Access at work, my computer is busy crunching data at home for BOINC.
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Since I am not employed as an actual astronomer, I see my participation in the SETI@home project as my own opportunity to contribute something to the exploration of the cosmos. As Carl Sagan wrote in "Contact," I sincerely believe that there is room for other intelligent life somewhere else in the expansive reaches of the universe. As an Anglican/Episcopalian Christian who is deeply interested in science, every new discovery intensifies my childlike wonder over all that God has created -- the sheer enormity of space and the possibility that other intelligent beings could exist elsewhere in the universe have given me the conviction that there is much that mankind has yet to learn, if we are not too closed-minded to consider all the possibilities. Although SETI's focus on radio transmissions is admittedly narrow, I find the mere possibility that my computer could someday help to discover another "Wow!" signal to be incredibly exciting. Even if the SETI project never produces actual evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence, its accomplishments in the field of astronomical science are certainly significant enough to deserve a share of my CPU's processing time.
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Brad Hawpe's three-run homer Tuesday keyed a 14-hit attack for the Colorado Rockies who outlasted San Diego 11-10. Clint Barmes had a two-run inside-the-park homer to help Colorado move five games ahead of San Francisco in the National League wild-card race.
Ubaldo Jimenez limited Arizona to a run and five hits in seven innings Sunday, keying a 5-1 Colorado Rockies' victory. Jimenez (14-11) struck out eight in 122 pitches and the Diamondbacks stranded seven base runners. Jason Giambi's two-run homer gave Colorado a 5-1 lead with two outs in the top of the
Jason Hammel held Arizona to three runs and four hits Saturday, leading the Colorado Rockies to a 10-4 win over the Diamondbacks. Hammel (9-8) threw 110 pitches with two walks and five strikeouts before relievers Rafael Betancourt and Franklin Morales completed the six-hitter. Jason Giambi hit a pinch-hit
Home runs by Brandon Allen and Ryan Roberts Friday helped rally Arizona to a 7-5 victory over Colorado. The Rockies built a 4-1 lead through three innings before faltering in the seventh game of a nine-game road trip.
Jorge De La Rosa allowed only three hits over eight innings Wednesday and Colorado survived a shaky ninth inning for a key 4-3 win over San Francisco. The Rockies salvaged the finale of a three-game series, ended a four-game losing streak and boosted their lead over the Giants to 3 1/2 games in the National League wild-card race. Colorado also remained five games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers for the lead in the NL West. De La Rosa (15-9) has suffered only two losses since the All-Star Game...
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- Benefits Dry and comfortably warm: Gore-Tex Insulated Comfort Footwear comes in a range of insulation options to keep feet dry and comfortably warm during cold conditions and winter outdoor activities
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Sell My Home In Anoka Agent Kris Lindahl of Edina Realty Releases New Resource For Anoka Homeowners Looking For Equity in Their Home
Edina Realty's Kris Lindahl, an experienced Anoka real estate agent, has released a new website for homeowners wondering if they have equity in their home.
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Homeowners in Anoka MN have a new resource to rely on to find out if they have equity in their home. "Many homeowners are reluctant to check their equity status," Lindahl said, and continued, "But as the market improves, more and more homeowners will find confidence." Lindahl created the Minnesota Equity Calculator to provide Anoka homeowners with a resource they can use to quickly and easily check if they have equity in their home.
The website allows homeowners to enter a few pieces of information and receive a real-time email containing an estimate on how much equity they have in their home. "Homeowners have access to this information without having to sign a contract or give up any private information," Lindahl said, and continued, "I want to put the power back in the seller's hands."
Lindahl's combined use of technology, the internet, and advance market knowledge has made him one of the most sought-out agents in the nation. "By providing both sellers and buyers with reliable resources I'm hoping to create and maintain a healthy real estate market where both parties can be confident and trustworthy in the process," Lindahl said, and continued, "This new website is one more way I'm hoping to help sellers out."
Call Kris and his team now for more information at (763) 280-7349 and visit the Minnesota Equity Calculator website to get an estimate on how much equity you have in your home.
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The police resorted to lathi charge on the Samajwadi Party members in Allahabad while they protested against the Election Commission for raising the ban on Amit Shah from BJP while Azam Khan has still not got a clean chit.
The ban to contest in the Lok Sabha Elections, this year was put on both, Azam Khan and Amit Shah accusing them of emotionally influencing the public in their rallies. But Amit Shah was given permission to participate on Friday while Azam Khan was not.
The party members were protesting against the decision of the Election Commission in Allahabad for not lifting the ban from Azam Khan, seeing the decision as biased and unfair.
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Yosemite History, Yosemite National Park
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Inspired by the scenic beauty of Yosemite and spurred on by the specter of private exploitation of Yosemite's natural wonders, conservationists appealed to Senator John Conness of California. On June 30, 1864, President Abraham Lincoln signed a bill granting Yosemite Valley and the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias to the State of California as an inalienable public trust. This was the first time in history that a federal government had set aside scenic lands simply to protect them and to allow all people to enjoy them. This idea was the spark that allowed for Yellowstone to become the first official national park a few years later, in 1872.
Later, John Muir's struggle against the devestation of the subalpine meadows surrounding Yosemite Valley resulted in the creation of Yosemite National Park on October 1, 1890. Military units with headquarters in Wawona administered the park while the State of California continued to govern the area covered by the original grant. Dual control of Yosemite came to an end in 1906, when the State of California receded Yosemite Valley and the Mariposa Grove to the federal government. Civilian park rangers took over from the military in 1914. Two years later, on August 25, 1916, through the persistent efforts of Steven Mather and Horace Albright, Congress authorized the creation of the National Park Service administer all national parks "in such manner and by such means as to leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations."
Around the turn of the century, Hetch Hetchy Valley became the center of a bitter political struggle when the City of San Francisco wanted to dam the Tuolumne River inside Yosemite National Park as a source of drinking water and electricity generation. In 1913, conservationists led by John Muir lost the battle when Congress passed the Raker Act, authorizing the construction of O'Shaughnessy Dam.
Although the first sighting of Yosemite Valley by non-Indian people was probably by members of the Joseph Walker Party in 1833, the first actual known entry into the Valley was not until nearly 20 years later. After the discovery of gold in the Sierra Nevada foothills in 1849, thousands of miners came to the Sierra to seek their fortune.
Their arrival resulted in conflict with local native people who fought to protect their homelands. Because of such interaction, the Mariposa Battalion was organized as a punitve expedition under the authority of the State of California to bring an end to the "Mariposa Indian War." The Battalion entered Yosemite Valley while searching for Indians on March 27, 1851.
The day of the horse-drawn stage drew to a close in 1907 with the construction of the Yosemite Valley Railroad from Merced to El Portal. While a few automobiles entered the park in 1900 and 1901, they were not officially permitted until 1913.
In 1925, two major concessioners were consolidated into the Yosemite Park and Curry Company in order to reduce competitive expansion of facilities in the park.
Impacts resulting from increasing visitation in Yosemite Valley became apparent. People camped throughout meadows and dramatically increasing automobile traffic driving on unpaved roads left the valley dull with dust each summer. As visitation and need for year-round services increased, Yosemite Village was relocated from a location in the floodplain on the south side of the Valley to the present Yosemite Village site on the north side.
Writers, artists, and photographers spread the fame of 'the Incomparable Valley' throughout the world. A steadily increasing stream of visitors came on foot and horseback, and later by stage. Realizing he could make money off the tourism, James Hutchings became one of Yosemite's first entrepeneuers. Hotels and residences were constructed, livestock grades in meadows, orchards were planted, and as a result, Yosemite Valley's ecosystem suffered.
Indian people have lived in the Yosemite region for as long as 8,000 years. By the mid-nineteenth century, when native residents had their first contact with non-Indian people, they were primarily of Southern Miwok ancestry. However, trade with the Mono Paiutes from the east side of the Sierra for pinyon pine nuts, obsidian, and other materials from the Mono Basin resulted in many unions between the two tribes.
The native people of Yosemite developed a complex culture rich in tradition, religion, songs, and political affiliations. Making use of the varied local ecosystems, they used plant and animal resources to the best of their abilities. The pattern of oaks and grassland noted by early visitors to Yosemite Valley is probably a direct result of the intentional burning of underbrush practiced by native people.
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A number of U.S. golf clubs are either putting themselves up for sale or slashing fees or dues -- true signs of the times. Many golfers have found themselves without money for new equipment and are squeezing an extra few years out of their last set of clubs.
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Have you had it with your teenager's back talk and disrespectful behavior at home? Yeah, I know the feeling. It s like someone comes along and flips a switch, turning our sweet, fairly obedient adolescents into fire spitting teenagers.
Why are today s teens so sassy? It s because we don t spank them, according to Child Psychologist Anthony Wolf. In his latest book I d Listen to My Parents If They d Just Shut Up Wolf tells us how to reign in all that back talk. He says the fear factor is clearly missing in today s parent/child relationships. For instance, my mom had the look. I knew what it meant and I knew not to mess around when she gave me the look unless I wanted the belt to come out. That was fear and it worked.
Wolf is not suggesting we go back to the days of paddling kids when they misbehave. His easy to read, common sense book lays out a few clever tools parents can put in their pockets to help beat this bad behavior. Click on the video above to watch our interview.
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. Two new studies reveal in unprecedented detail how the ribosome interacts with other molecules to assemble new proteins and guide them toward their destination in biological cells. The studies used molecular dynamics flexible fitting (MDFF) to examine the interaction of the ribosome with two prominent molecular partners.
The first study, in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, concerns the intimate signaling between the ribosome and an elongation factor (EF-Tu) that is essential to the successful assembly of a growing protein. The second, in the journal Structure, focuses on a membrane protein called SecY that sometimes latches onto the ribosome and guides a newly forming protein toward its final destination.
MDFF combines data from two reliable but limited sources of atomic-level information: X-ray crystallography, which can give a high-resolution picture of a single type of molecule, but only in a static, crystal structure; and cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM), which can image the dynamic, real-life interaction of two or more molecules in the cell, but at low resolution.
The problem with X-ray crystallography is that the molecules, in this case ribosomes, are artificially removed from the environment of the cell and "packed together like sardines," said University of Illinois physics professor Klaus Schulten, an author on both papers and principal investigator on the study in Structure. This gives researchers a very detailed image of the components of the ribosome, but offers no clues about its behavior when it encounters other molecules.
Cryo-EM offers a wealth of information about the ribosome in its natural habitat in the cell, but the picture is much less crisp. Like a blurry photograph of a football player maneuvering down the field, cryo-EM gives a general outline, a three-dimensional snapshot of the molecule or molecules of interest at a given point in time, Schulten said
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The second annual WRV Battle of the Banks—which pits Virgina Beach's finest against the Outer Banks' finest—finally went down November 25th north of S-Turns on the Banks. Though it wasn't the freight train death barrels of 2008′s innaugural contest, the Banks did offer up some chest to head high nuggy nuggs.
The NC crew looked to bounce back this year after a 2008 defeat, but the VB crew were not ready to let go of that title—and bragging rights—just yet. For a full wrap-up of the event, head to ESM's coverage here.
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Game Review: Tekken Tag Tournament 2
Training can help you improve your skills
The double team attacks are often spectacular
The pairings can be quite comical
Bone crunching throws keep things interesting
Timing is everything when performing a combo
The scenery is varied and impressive
Tag's special effects are solid too
Use training to focus your skills
Oddball fighters help keep things amusing
Customize your fighter for that unique look
The developers clearly have a sense of humour
Plenty of options to keep you interested music wise
Team attacks can be devastating
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When it comes to martial arts madness, few games can claim the pedigree of the Tekken series. First arriving on the original PlayStation in the mid 90s, Tekken was seen as a genuine threat to Sega's then groundbreaking Virtua Fighter game. Several iterations later and Tekken has emerged as one of the most successful and long lasting beat 'em ups. Tekken Tag Tournament 2 has been released on the PS3 and Xbox 360 and we review the Xbox 360 version of the game.
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Book your room at El Sano Banano Village Hotel
Standard Room (Village Café)Max Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 4 children, 4 infants)
Beachfront hotel with relaxing spa services
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Simply enter your Nectar card number when prompted. Your points will be credited 30 days after you return from your trip.*Offers may apply
Located in Montezuma, this beachfront hotel is in the city center, 5.1 mi (8.1 km) from Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve, and within 12 mi (20 km) of El Carmen Beach and Playa Santa Teresa. Hermosa Beach is 12.2 mi (19.6 km) away.
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a business center. Free cooked-to-order breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a computer station, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff are onsite.
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All 11 rooms offer free WiFi, room service, and TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include safes, showers, and phones.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
A business center is on site at this 3-star property. This beach hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. Guests can use the outdoor pool at a partner hotel. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
El Sano Banano Village Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Smoke-free property
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Beach towels
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Year Built 1989
- Restaurant
- Total number of rooms - 11
- Number of floors - 2
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free breakfast
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Computer station
- Beach sun loungers
- Free parking nearby
- Free self parking
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Parking (limited spaces), Free parking nearby
Room Amenities
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Television
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
A complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10:30 AM.
El Sano Banano - This restaurant specializes in Caribbean cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Mountain biking nearby
- Boat tours nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
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MARCH 16, 2010 - The Michigan Commission on Spanish Speaking Affairs (COSSA) is inviting volunteers to register online to be part of Hispanic Advocacy Day in Lansing on April 20-21.
Volunteers can register in advance online by going to www.michigan.gov/cossa and clicking on "Michigan Hispanic Advocacy Day" or going directly to http://www.michigan.gov/mdcd/0,1607,7-122-1683_3064_3073-232280--,00.html. Registrants are encouraged to list their state representative and senator. The invitation to join the event is also on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=357619798579.
"We are looking for hundreds of Hispanic advocates to come to Lansing to be a part of grassroots demonstration of the strength and unity of the Michigan Hispanic community," said COSSA Chairman Lawrence Garcia. "If you are interested in issues affecting Michigan's Hispanic and Latino residents, please sign up today so that you can be a part of this exciting event and have your voice heard in Lansing."
COSSA is partnering with Hispanic organizations, leaders and volunteers for this first time event to meet with state lawmakers and participate in 36 hours of advocacy activities on April 20-21. Participation is free for volunteers. A recent interview with Garcia about the event is featured online at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cjl3Ul-mBxk.
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Global resourcing and production have increased the demand for food manufacturers to ensure the safety and integrity of their products. Though a weakening U.S. dollar and rising costs originally forced U.S. food manufacturers to consider less expensive imported protein sources, they have had to reevaluate that strategy because of the vast opportunity for adulterated shipments and lack of accurate and timely testing procedures. Customs inspectors and food manufacturers receive a multitude of large shipments every day of wheat gluten, rice protein, soy meal, and other protein-rich ingredients. Laboratories are already backlogged, and having to wait days for test results creates a bottleneck that costs suppliers and end users time and money. More importantly, test methods that do not measure protein directly are inaccurate and can inadvertently allow tainted or substandard ingredients into the food supply, jeopardizing consumers' health as well as their trust in the manufacturers of the products they use.
The need for better protein testing methods was pushed into the spotlight recently when thousands of Chinese children under the age of 2 fell ill with a growing number of reported deaths caused by kidney stones resulting from the presence of melamine in dairy products. Melamine is an organic compound used in plastics, fertilizer, and flame-resistant materials that causes renal failure in humans as well as animals. Melamine, which is rich in nitrogen, had been added to diluted milk to boost the nitrogen content and cheat the standard protein tests, which actually measure the total amount of nitrogen. The price of milk and other similar products is dictated by their protein content, with higher levels commanding elevated prices. Hence, without an effective means of testing for protein, unscrupulous suppliers have a strong incentive to adulterate these commodities.
Everyone wants to measure protein routinely and accurately, but until recently, these two desires were mutually exclusive. The most accurate protein measurement techniques typically involve chromatography followed by mass spectrometry and can be prohibitively expensive, since they also require trained chemists and long analysis times, further adding to the expense.
The standard Kjeldahl and Dumas protein tests used in the food industry measure the total amount of nitrogen in a sample and then calculate the protein based on the nitrogen levels. Protein contains nitrogen, and though there can be naturally occurring nonprotein sources of nitrogen in a food product, it is not found in the other two major components, fats and carbohydrates. Thus, for many years, chemists have used these tests for total nitrogen to determine protein content. However, neither test can distinguish the nitrogen in protein from nonprotein nitrogen, a significant blind spot in the global marketplace.
In addition, these tests are not fast enough for process control. They also require either hazardous chemicals, analytical chemistry skills, or both. Kjeldahl involves heating sulfuric acid and a copper catalyst to high temperatures for hours at a time, requires extensive laboratory safety procedures, and produces hazardous waste. Dumas is a combustion method, and all of the products given off must be dealt with within the instrument. Combustion systems require frequent routine maintenance and cannot easily handle liquids or larger sample volumes.
Another option is infrared, which is an indirect technique that requires frequent calibration. Infrared systems are used as a secondary method, since they are easily affected by sample matrices and other components.
A rapid, accurate, direct method has long been needed for protein determination: one that would be easy enough for anyone to use, but provide the accuracy needed to ensure product integrity and give food processors the information they need for formulation and regulatory compliance. The SPRINT™ rapid protein analyzer (CEM Corp., Matthews, NC) offers such an alternative—it is fast, accurate, and easy to use; can operate on the production floor or in the laboratory; and utilizes methods that are approved by the AOAC and AACC. The analyzer's accuracy is equal to or better than Kjeldahl, and yields results in just 2–3 min for most sample types (see Table 1). This accuracy is the result of a technique known as protein tagging, which has been in use in the bioscience field for years. It is a direct measurement of the protein a sample contains that ignores nonprotein nitrogen.
Proteins are made up of chains of peptides, which are in turn made up of amino acids. There are 20 different amino acids commonly found in foods, and the order in which they are linked determines the protein's function. Of these 20 amino acids, arginine, histidine, and lysine have a high pKa and therefore readily react with acidic groups found on reagents, such as azo dyes (see Figure 1).
Figure 1 - Amino acids arginine, histidine, and lysine.
A multitude of proteins abound in food. For instance, α-casein, one of the five types of caseins found in cow's milk, has 201 amino acids with 15 arginine, four histidine, and seven lysine amino acids. Including the N-terminus of the amino acid chain, there are 27 basic sites on this protein. In other words, 13.4% of the amino acids that make up an α-casein are basic.
The SPRINT uses iTAG™, a proprietary solution that has an acidic group that readily attaches to the basic groups found on these amino acids. It also has an associated structure featuring an extensive aromatic character, and readily absorbs light at 483 nm. The combination of these two structures creates an agent that stoichiometrically binds to the basic amino acids and is easily detected using ordinary absorption spectroscopy.
Essentially, a known amount of iTAG is added to a weighed sample and allowed to bind to the protein. The solution only binds to the basic amino acids in the protein, ignoring nonprotein sources of nitrogen. The iTAG is then filtered and measured by the built-in detector and results are displayed, all of which takes place in 2–3 min, from start to finish, for most foods.
Though it is possible to inflate the apparent protein content of a substance by adding an agent that is rich in nitrogen, such as melamine, the iTAG solution is target selective and will only attach to the basic amino acids found in protein, arginine, histidine, or lysine, none of which is found in melamine or similar adulterants.
Reducing the sensitivity of routine analysis techniques to nonprotein nitrogen improves the situation for many stakeholders in the food and food ingredient industry. Pricing of raw materials is more accurate since the errors caused by nonprotein nitrogen are removed. This greatly reduces the incentive to include adulterants used to inflate the apparent protein content and, thankfully, improve the safety of the food supply.
The Kjeldahl and Dumas methods are currently widely accepted, and companies have their formulations and processes based on the results of these tests. They measure total nitrogen and convert that number to a theoretical (crude) protein content. The results are susceptible to operator technique and, worst of all, any source of nitrogen is counted as protein. SPRINT takes this into account and may be set for crude protein or true protein. It is a simple matter of loading a different program. The test time is no different. Either way, SPRINT analysis is not susceptible to nonprotein sources of nitrogen.
SPRINT offers food manufacturers, testing laboratories, and governmental agencies a faster, more accurate way to measure protein in any type of food or ingredient. Anyone can operate the easy-to-use system. Food samples are gathered using standard methods. Approximately 1 g is transferred into a disposable cup and weighed on an analytical balance. The cup is placed in the analyzer along with a disposable filter. The system dispenses iTAG solution into the cup and homogenizes the sample. The proteins bind with the solution, forming an insoluble complex. A portion of the solution is drawn through the disposable filter into the colorimeter and analyzed. The results are displayed on the instrument's screen. All parts that touch the sample are either self-cleaning or disposable.
SPRINT is a green method technology and iTAG is completely nontoxic, providing an environmentally friendly, cost-effective solution to the need for faster, more accurate protein determinations. The analyzer is an important development in protein testing and is poised to become the method of choice for the next century.
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Offensive driving isn't nearly as important anymore as defensive. Watching out for the inattentive drivers, the cell phone talkers, the moms distracted by their children not strapped into car seats (or seat belts, for that matter), which the law demands. The readers, the shavers, the ladies late for work trying to rub on their makeup. The annoying drivers who travel as far down the merge lane as they can before actually merging, creating backups and delays because of their selfishness.
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Low-income earners will be the hardest hit. Driving without insurance, so far, has saved them hundreds of dollars in premiums, and they will be hard-pressed to change their habits or find the money for the added expense. But, like bad driving, not having insurance is irresponsible and dangerous.
If you can't afford the insurance on top of the maintenance, gas and car payments, don't worry. The Milwaukee County Transit System offers a $60 monthly unlimited pass to shuttle you safely all around town. Perhaps those new bike racks on the front of the buses will come in handy after all.
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But Runnin' Scared -- having lived on Staten Island once upon a time, albeit briefly -- supports his proposal. We have observed the borough's sad real-estate schemes, anti-Russian fervor, terminal fish boondoggles, harboring of international fugitives, racist thugs, and wild bobcats, and agree that a separation would be best for both of us. Clearly the city is unloved by Staten Island, and now that we no longer dump our garbage there, the mystic chords of memory no longer bind us. Lanza may count on our support. We only ask that he take Williamsburg with him.
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I made 3 batches using this recipe for a function at my wife's church, everyone loved them. I also made some for dinner that night for us,we loved them. Plan on making more but using steak next time instead of chicken
I forgot to mention that I used a scoop of mayo in place of the sour cream.
Used four medium/large chicken breasts, only had mozzarella (used lots), didn't have sour cream so I scooped a spatula sized quantity in with about half a cup of bbq sauce. Soo good! I made this once before without the bbq sauce, and it was good, but this time it was great. I think in the end, my chicken to bbq sauce ratio was significant... The consistency I had was allowed the chicken to hold together easily in a shape, but was not soggy.... I used fresh made tortillas that I froze. Only comment with that is that while there is no comparison to how much better homemade tortillas are, if they're previously frozen, they will crack when you roll them. Next time I'm doing the same thing as above, but using less filling and using fresh tortillas... more dips too.
Its too mushy try adding less barbeque and sour cream. The barbeque made it taste a little sweeter than I like it could be skipped.
I used all the same ingredients from the recipe, but in different proportions and it came out great. I used a few tablespoons each of BBQ sauce and sour cream instead of the cup each that was recommended and it came out great. You just need enough of the liquid ingredients to bind the mixture and give it extra flavor. I would defintiely make this again and maybe even try baking them instead of frying them for guilt free taquitos.
This was surprisingly really good. I love BBQ sauce so I didn't mind the strong BBQ flavor. I forgot the cheese,but that's okay because I don't really like cheese. They were still good and probably even better with the cheese. I like the idea of one reviewer to maybe add black beans and even out it in a salad. Also, I used corn tortillas and it was a pain to try to work with them. I ended up getting each one a little wet and microwaving it a few seconds to make it easier to work with. I would make it again
Loved it! A little time consuming but so worth it! Hint...I would use the fajita sized tortillas..not regular sized.
This reminded me of a Southwest Barbecue salad, minus the salad! Great recipe, easy and quick. I made them with large tortillas and they were like chimichangas. I would make again. Next time I would add black beans into the mixture.
Gross, the mixture is too mushy & the bbq sauce makes it gross! Def. would not make this again!
These were really good, quick, and simple. Will make again.


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