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2015 Honda HR-V Review
2015 Honda HR-V will enter the U.S. market surprisingly. This model has been indicated at the Tokyo Motor Show a year ago, yet at the same time under the name Vezel. In U.S. models will be named HR-V, this car will rival models of subcompact hybrid that is being produced as of now. Indeed this car has been demonstrated at the New York Auto Show as of late.
While the introduction 2015 Honda HR-V will start dishowroom winter not long from now as 2015 models. Mobil will be outfitted by a 1.5-liter four-barrel engine, the same engine for the Honda Fit, 2015. Both cars will be dispatched all the while on the grounds that these cars are just as utilizing the stage front-wheel-drive.
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2015 Honda Pilot Review
What's in store from the 2015 Honda Pilot? Design more successful and advanced course. This car is not just took the ribbon off new, this arrangement actually existing from 1990. Been separated from everyone else ought to have the ability to design and force. The SUV will be relied upon to better backing for family exercises. This has been carried out for a considerable length of time and everybody reacted decidedly. Presently the car is re-propelled with new models. Talk has it that this car is a redesign of the past arrangement yet upgraded.
We should dispose of hypothesis, from spy photographs acquired we discover the 2015 Honda Pilot is designed totally not quite the same as in the recent past. Particularly on the outside design, the interior is most likely changing also. We discovered a more refined body design, current and uyang positively no more looks boxy. With the most recent design've seen a ton of efficiencies that could happen, a more aeromechanic design ought to have the capacity to expand the pace of the car and had the capacity spare fuel better. This is a critical point that ought to be claimed by a car.
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2016 Bugatti Veyron Review
2016 Bugatti Veyron Spy Shots 2016 Bugatti's Veyron has quite recently a modest bunch of manufacture spaces left which implies creation of the car will at last end at some point one year from now. The uplifting news is that a successor is arranged, one that is considerably quicker, all the more capable, more proficient and likely more lavish. Today, we have our first spy shots of a test donkey for the Veyron successor.
The test donkey offers the collection of the current 2016 Bugatti Veyron Super Sport, overall known as the world's quickest generation car. We can see some new points of interest, then again, for example, stopgap equipment at the back of the engine cove, an additional wide opening likewise at the back, and some test supplies in the lodge.
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2015 Ford Focus RS Review
2015 Ford Focus RS will change the regulation of sales for the Americas. This is a car that was never sold in the U.S., even to the previous version. Although never touched the American continent but this car only reached Mexico and Canada. RS is certainly very eagerly, who does not know the Focus RS, everyone wants to own. The latest series of this hot hatch comes the U.S., probably next summer. But this is certain, because this car has been seen during testing.
Not without reason does not bring Ford Motor Company Ford RS for the domestic market, there are many underlying factors. But the policy of Blue Oval's 'one Ford', that the prototype for the 2015 Ford Focus RS has been seen in the United States before, hope this new variant to be launched.
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2015 Honda NSX Review
2015 Honda NSX was initially acquainted with the general population at the Frankfurt Motor Show. Around then just as an idea car, soon we will see the Honda NSX will be accessible in the business in mid-2015. Honda have affirmed that the NSX will be delivered. Best New Cars 2015.
2015 Honda NSX really make a big appearance at Mid-Ohio Raceway without further ado before the begin of the IndyCar race. Honda NSX to utilize tech-overwhelming four-wheel drive half breed supercar. Yield power up to 400hp out of a mid-mounted V6 engine and electric engine mixture. Both machines work in coupled to drive the back wheels is controlled by a seven-pace double grasp gearbox. The front wheels additionally get tengga of names torque vectoring framework SH-AWD.
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Aye i'm all for this even sent off a text message donation myself. Definitively approve of cragiys friends idea of posting ball sacks for testicular awareness week, it would be far more effective than that weird advert which gave rhian sugden a ball bag, still giving me nightmares.
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so it's not really on her terms, it's on his terms, because she isn't real.


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OKLAHOMA CITY – When Denise
Johnson said she's concerned about an uber-insurance issue in 2015, it's not
just hyperbole.
The Uber in question is the California-based company that
disrupted the taxi industry nationwide by eliminating the overhead costs of
fleet ownership and distributing jobs to nearly anyone who owns a vehicle.
Johnson, who heads the Independent
Insurance Agents of Oklahoma, has an interest in Uber, Lyft and
other services because municipal and state governments are still trying to
figure out where the onus of drivers' liability insurance lies.
"I think we'll have to address the Uber-Lyft issue. Many states
are waiting to see what the cities are doing," Johnson said. "And so are we."
Johnson said 2015 promises to be an active legislative year for
the insurance industry, with several issues carrying forward from 2014. Funding
for the workers'
compensation program, for example, remains tangled at the
administrative level, she said, and insurance providers must continue to
support the state Workers' Compensation Commission through the issue.
In December, the state Supreme Court ruled that the so-called No Pay, No Play
law from 2011 is unconstitutional, opening the door for uninsured
motorists to sue for pain and suffering in vehicle accidents even though they
haven't been paying into the insurance system.
Johnson and her peers will gather to set their annual list of
legislative concerns in just a few days. She said it could potentially be a
long list, as the industry continues to spin off new products and approaches.
Buddy Combs, director of public policy for the state Insurance
Department, also has his eye on Uber, and many of his concerns overlap
Johnson's. However, he emphasized that his agency's perspective is different
from that of a company.
"We try to maintain an independent voice for general insurance
regulation for legislators," he said. "Our annual agenda will obviously differ
from Denise's organization. I know the industry has several issues they're
focused on – premium tax credits, for example, and texting and driving."
Insurance Department officials are interested in looking into
private market participation in flood insurance policies and catastrophe
savings accounts. The latter issue was introduced by Republican U.S. Sen. Jim
Inhofe in early 2014 as a bill that would establish a new, tax-preferred
savings account for the purpose of fortifying a residential property in
preparation for an impending natural disaster and for rebuilding afterward.
Combs said he expects the concept to earn a lot of attention and that his
department needs to be prepared to take the lead in oversight.
Combs said he's pleased that registering so-called navigators
for the insurance policy exchange under the federal Affordable Care Act was
made a responsibility of the Insurance Department in 2014. Providing background
checks and educational materials to protect consumers will continue to be a
major focus into 2015, he said.
Source: The Journal Record - January 6, 2015
When SB 1062 passed in 2013 the result was landmark legislation
that majorly reformed the workers' compensation system in Oklahoma,
including changing from a judicial to administrative system. The
legislation went into effect February 1st of this year and has already produced
positive results for Oklahoma businesses. A minor hurdle occurred
during this year's session of the Oklahoma Legislature when funding levied for
the sole purpose of providing proceeds to the new Workers' Compensation
Commission (WCC) was appropriated back to the General Revenue Fund and then
administered to the WCC and the Court of Existing Claims, causing confusion and
redundancy. On November 18th, Oklahoma Attorney General Scott
Pruitt issued an opinion stating "tax proceeds that were levied may only be
used for the use and benefit or at the direction of the Commission", and
furthermore "the appropriation of tax proceeds for the Workers' Compensation
Commission violates the Oklahoma Constitution provision" assessing the funding
to the WCC.
Attorney General Pruitt's decision was the right one for
Oklahoma businesses. The WCC should now be able to operate as the law intends
with regards to funding, however it could still have other hurdles to cross.
I will keep you informed.
It's still becoming real and all is still good.
There are so many activities that go on here in the Fall. We had a great turnout for our Fall Conference (KAIROS) which was held at the NCED in Norman. I've always enjoyed this conference and find I learn a lot. It's geared more to the risk management side of the business (we toured the Postal Facility) to find out how large organizations manage risk. The Conference itself was a success. Garrett Reed, the State FFA President came and spoke with us, we heard a presentation on Trusted Choice and got some great insight from Nancy Friedman (The Telephone Doctor). She had an amazing gift to share communications skills. If you missed her at least check out her website at www.telephonedoctor.com
Did I mention we added a new event this year?? Sporting Clays! (Yes, that's me holding a gun) We were so happy with the turnout – saw some new faces. Special thanks to Incoming Chairman, Phil Eitzen and Fred Barker with IPFS. They were right, we should always try new things.
In early October I headed up to the Tulsa area to visit with some of our member and speak to the Tulsa Association. I love seeing our members – they're so encouraging. So many of them have great business models – I always learn something.
I visited the Fred Daniel & Son Agency. Found a picture of Fred's grandpa, Fred in our Hall of Fame. We have a great linage in our association.
(Best part of Tulsa? Chocolate bread pudding at a little tea room. I walked away happy.)
I also got to visit with the famous Dick Teubner. Not only has he been a national president for IIABA but he also got to meet President Reagan. No Joke, that picture is real! He is still a wonderful inspiration – I could talk to him for hours.
Time to start thinking about politics. This year has been very interesting. We have 3 of our own members that will be serving in the House/Senate. We have to keep our voice alive. It's a good time to plug OK PAC – we gave over $30,000 to state races this year and had a 95% success rate. Our PAC is a good way for YOU to have your say for your industry. I would encourage you to keep up your support.
We have worked very hard over the past few years on Workers Comp Reform and we have better system because of it. It will take all of us to keep pressing forward – the work is not over. We'll have a few clean up actions that will need to be done – you need to let your representative know that this is important not only to our industry but to our strong business environment.
Last week I got to have a nice visit with Commissioner John Doak and staff (Amanda, Kyle, Tyler and Buddy – they actually have really impressive titles, but this is how I know them) in Tulsa along with newly elected State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister. We were able to spend some time telling her about the InVest Program. (www.investprogram.org) InVest promotes insurance education to high schools, career techs and colleges. The curriculum is free to teachers and once a school is an InVest school those students are eligible for scholarships if they choose to pursue a career in insurance. The possibilities are endless and can be of great value to our members looking at the future generation.
Have I mentioned the great staff here at IIAO?
It's Holiday time – hope your Thanksgiving is good. I'm abundantly thankful for more than I deserve. Blessings to you and your families.
I've made it through the first month without Dan. Here's some things that have happened since September 1:
I decorated my new office. In case you're wondering - today is the day… (If you happen to be into Pinterest, we took an old insurance textbook and used it for the artwork).
I had to buy actual books for the bookshelves – all of my favorite books were on my iPod or iPad.
Dan bought these for me – guess he gets the last laugh. (So much for technology!)
Went to Grand Rapids, MI for the IIABA Fall Leadership Conference. Lyra got an award for Outstanding Young Agent Liaison – Susie and our Education Department got an award too. We're rockin' it!
I also got this… I'm going to miss being on this Board, but know our state group will be awesome for InVest! Had a great time with IIAO Chairman Mark Carlin, Susie, Lyra and the Young Agents. I can now say that I've watched football in a sports bar…
This is watermelon balls from one of our Young Agents garden (yes, it's yellow) – thank you Ryan Teubner!
The Young Agent group let me sit at their table at the IIAOKC Annual Dinner…
I was able to attend a State Chamber event with Senator Inhofe, Senator Coburn and Kansas Senator Jerry Moran. It was very informative (and insightful). I also attended the Workers Comp Commission Education Conference. I love that our state has a pro-business attitude. More to come!
We got a new magazine Editor – reminds me of our national magazine… looks like we have good taste in magazine ideas.
Here's our newest Trusted Choice Logo… I really like it – it says it all. Ready for Month 2!
#iiao #iiaba #iamagazine #okyoungagents #nationalinvest
With the 2014 Primary Election behind us I thought you should know that OKPAC is batting 1.000 for this election cycle! OKPAC endorsed and provided financial support for Insurance Commissioner John Doak and extends him our heartiest congratulations on a landslide victory! Two IIAO members made it through the first round - Darcy Jech from Kingfisher,who is running for Senate District #26, and Jeff Coody from Grandfield, who is running for House District #63. They both had tight races and it is so good to see them advance to the General Election in November. Runoff elections will be held for 12 legislative seats in late August - then the final sprint to November. In addition to those mentioned above, OKPAC has provided financial support to the re-election of Senator Mark Allen, Senator Brian Bingman, Senator Randy Bass, Representative Paul Wesselhoft, Representative Aaron Stiles, Representative David Dank, Representative Lewis Moore, and former Representative George Faught. It takes money to provide this sort of support. We have the Runoff and General Elections ahead of us and could use your help. Please go to the Government Affairs section of our website and click on the Political Action section to download your contributor statement - then send your check or credit card information. We welcome any contributions regardless of size - we need your help! Thanks.
Round 1 of the 2014 election cycle is upon us! Many races will be decided in the primary election next Tuesday, so it is important that you become informed and vote! Many times you can find yourselves in the voting booth without a clue as to which candidate to vote for (been there/done that), but there are some new tools available to help you. The REID report is a non-partisan, easy to understand scorecard, that helps inform voters on how legislators voted on issues that affect business. I have found this to be extremely helpful in the past - it sort of helps sort through all of the advertising.
As a citizen, it is your duty to vote. It is also your responsibility to be an informed voter.
I am pleased to report that yesterday, Denise Johnson reported aboard to begin the transition process to become the new leader for IIAO! I am very excited for her and look forward to working with her, the IIAO staff, and the IIAO Board of Directors during this transition period. Denise brings a wealth of knowledge and agency experience to the job. Her experience as an agency owner will serve her well as it gives her a clear understanding of the day to day challenges of IIAO members. She has a terrific understanding of the association, its mission, and our IIAO value proposition as she has been actively engaged as a Board member and has served as its former Chairman. I know that all IIAO members and associate members will enjoy working with Denise and welcome her to her new position. Congratulations, Denise! Welcome aboard!
Tornado sirens blasting, storm chasers speeding in harm's way, and weather crews keeping Oklahomans current with the latest in tornado information - that was life around here just one year ago.! May 19 and 20 of 2013 will certainly go down as momentus days in Oklahoma as storms ripped through central Oklahoma and lives were turned upside down. Last week I attended a celebration in Moore to recognize the progress that has been made. Around the affected communities houses are being rebuilt, neighborhoods are becoming occupied again, and people are moving on with their lives. This is certainly not a new story for Oklahomans - it is one we have become accustomed to, but I always amazed at our resiliency in times of crisis whether it be the aftermath of the bombing in 1995 or tornadoes of 1999 and 2013. Oklahomans have the ability to pick themselves up, brush themselves off, and press on.
Did you ever think about how much more difficult that would be if we hadn't been here to help them with the advice we gave or weren't here to provide the money needed ? The insurance industry is the ONLY one that can step forward during these lifechanging events and put them back on course. Oftentimes the media only reports the problems and never tells the amazing work that our industry does as it helps put lives back together. Be proud that you are in this incredible industry and have been provided an opportunity to make a difference in people's lives. I know I am. Thanks for all you do!
We should have seen it coming...Walmart is now your newest competitor! In a recent news story an agency in New Jersey has teamed with the nation's largest retailer to bring the sale of insurance products to Walmart shoppers. Oklahoma is one of the eight states where they have acquired a license to sell insurance.
There has been so much money spent on making consumers believe that insurance is a commodity that this should come as no big surprise that Walmart has decided to enter the picture. It has never been more important for Trusted Choice Independent Agents to seize the day and let their clients know the value you bring and the difference you provide. What's next? Surgery specials on aisle 13???
One of the biggest issues facing any small business, including yours, is what to do about Human Resources? Your agency probably doesn't have its own HR Department, but that doesn't relieve you of your duties and responsibilities to comply with the law. It doesn't mean you don't need an evaluation program to help hire the right person. It doesn't mean you don't need job descriptions for the different positions in your agency. The IIAO HR tool kit is being provided to help you with these matters. You will find it under the drop down menu for Resources on our website. Please take advantage of this IIAO member benefit that has been designed to help you with one of the biggest issues for any insurance agency.


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Bangladesh vs Holland
Bangladesh win by six wickets
Bangladesh keep their hopes of qualifying for the quarter-finals alive with an emphatic win over the Netherlands. The Dutch batsmen weren't able to stand up to the spinners and they were bundled out for 160. Imrul Kayes anchored Bangladesh's chase and they reached the target without using their batting Powerplay. Thank you for your company.
Over 42 Cooper 4-6
160-4 - Rahim finally plays a confident looking shot as he uses his feet to slap it through the covers for four. Just one more needed. Wow! What a way to end it. Short and it's pulled for six. That's how you end a match.
Over 41 Raja 0-1-0-0-0-1
156-4 - Seelaar is bowled out so back on comes Raja. Kayes takes one to midwicket. Just six more needed, but Bangladesh are making a meal of it. Rahim has been in poor form so it's not a surprise to see him struggle to get the ball away. He finally gets off the mark with a pull.
Over 40 Cooper 0-0-0-0-0-1
154-4 - The spinners have done an excellent job here. Bangladesh just cannot get the singles at the moment. Cooper tosses a couple up but Kayes cannot get it past the in-field. The pressure finally gets to Kayes and he looks go down the ground but top edges it. Luckily for him it's out of the reach of the man running back from cover.
Over 39 Seelaar 0-0-0-0-0-0
153-4 - Bangladesh's march towards victory has been slowed down here. Rahim leaves a pretty straight one and it just misses his off-stump. The Dutch are racking up the maidens here.
Over 38 Cooper 0-0-0-W-0-0
153-4 - WICKET! What a catch from Ten Doeschate. Shakib looks to finish it rather quickly and he attempts to go over the top but he skies it. Ten Doeschate runs back from point and dives to take the catch. Mushfiqur Rahim joins Kayes in the middle.
Over 37 Seelaar 0-0-0-1-0-1
153-3 - Pieter Seelaar returns. Bangladesh require just 10 more runs for victory. Kayes has played another valuable knock here for Bangladesh. He also scored a half-century in the victory over England.
Over 36 Cooper 1-0-2-4-W-0
151-3 - Play gets held up because, yep you guessed it, problems with the sightscreen. A full toss is punished through midwicket for a couple. Next one is down the leg side and Nafees helps it on its way to the boundary. WICKET! Another one down the leg side and Nafees again looks to sweep but it crashes into his stumps. Shakib Al Hasan comes in with his side on the verge of victory.
Over 35 Raja 1-0-4-0-0-2
144-2 - Adeel Raja returns. Swept powerfully by Nafees and he gets four. That brings up the 50-run stand from 82 balls. Dragged wide and Nafees gets it through extra cove rfor two.
Over 34 Cooper 0-0-0-4-0-0
137-2 - Cooper gets some turn and bounce. It nearly draws an edge off Nafees' bat to the keeper. Nafees isn't bothered by that close shave as he goes down the ground for four.
Over 33 Ten Doeschate 0-0-2-0-1-1
133-2 - I'm not sure I understand Bangladesh's thinking here. They need to improve their run rate as it might come into equation later on. Yet they are not taking the batting Powerplay. Kayes works it down to third man for a couple while his partner gets one to square leg.
Over 32 Cooper 0-0-0-0-0-0
129-2 - Cooper bowls a couple well outside off stump and Nafees is looking to crack it through the covers but he finds the fielders every single time.
Over 31 Ten Doeschate 0-1-1-0-1-0
129-2 - Final throw of the dice for the Netherlands as Ryan ten Doeschate comes back into the attack. Unfortunately the Bangladesh batsmen just pick off the singles.
Over 30 Cooper 2-0-0-2-1-2b
126-2 - Nafees opens the face of the bat and works the ball past slip for two. A risky shot but he played it with confidence. The wheels may just be starting to fall off as a misfield in the covers allows for two runs when there shouldn't have been any. That was all luck though! Kayes drives wildly at the ball but makes no contact and the 'keeper is distracted enough to miss it too. Two byes result.
Over 29 Bukhari 0-0-0-4-1-0
119-2 - Super shot from Nafees as he drives powerfully through the covers for four. good running as the batsmen sneak a single with the fielders back on their heels, a frustrating sight for the fielding team.
Over 28 Cooper 0-1-1-1-2-1
114-2 - A double change with the off-breaks of Cooper brought on. Cooper s coming from around the wicket and he really does come from around the wicket, coming between the umpire and the stumps as he trundles from one end of the crease to the other. Nafees is starting to find some flow as he slaps the ball through extra cover for two.
Over 27 Bukhari 1-0-0-0-0-0
108-2 - In search of wickets Borren has turned to his premier fast bowler, Mudassar Bukhari back into the attack. The big man stops the immediate flow of runs, just a single from it, but it's wickets that the Netherlands need.
Over 26 Seelaar 1-0-0-2-0-0
107-2 - Oh, that's unlucky for Seelaar. He tossed it up and drew Nafees into the drive, the batsman got an inside edge that flew past leg stump and away for two runs.
Over 25 Borren 0-1-1-2-0-1
104-2 - Kayes angles the ball wide of third man and scampers through for two. The runs are coming fairly easily at the moment, Peter Borren seems unsure of how to plug the gaps.
Over 24 Seelaar 1-0-1-0-0-1
99-2 - Nafees eventually gets off the mark, slapping the ball into the off side for one. We go upstairs for a stumping chance as Kayes is beaten pushing forward. His foot stayed firmly planted in the crease though.


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T7 RNA Polymerase
- Isolated from a recombinant source
- RNA probe preparation for hybridization
- mRNA generation for in vitro translation systems
Product SourceAn E. coli strain containing a recombinant gene encoding T7 RNA Polymerase.
Reagents Supplied
The following reagents are supplied with this product:
|Store at (°C)
|RNAPol Reaction Buffer
Advantages and Features
- Radiolabeled RNA probe preparation
- RNA generation for in vitro translation
- RNA generation for studies of RNA structure, processing and catalysis
- Expression control via anti-sense RNA
Properties and Usage
Unit DefinitionOne unit is defined as the amount of enzyme that will incorporate 1 nmol ATP into acid-insoluble material in a total reaction volume of 50 μl in 1 hour at 37°C in 1X RNA Polymerase Reaction Buffer.
1X RNAPol Reaction Buffer
40 mM Tris-HCl
6 mM MgCl2
1 mM DTT
2 mM spermidine
pH 7.9 @ 25°C
Storage Conditions
50 mM Tris-HCl
100 mM NaCl
20 mM β-ME
1 mM EDTA
50% Glycerol
0.1% Triton® X-100
pH 7.9 @ 25°C
Molecular WeightTheoretical: 98000 daltons
Specific Activity1,200,000 units/mg
5' - 3' ExonucleaseNo
3' - 5' ExonucleaseNo
Strand Displacement+++
Quality Control
Quality Assurance Statement
- Purified free of other RNA polymerases, DNases and RNases.
Quality Control AssaysThe following Quality Control Tests are performed on each new lot and meet the specifications designated for the product. Individual lot data can be found on the Product Summary Sheet/Datacard or Manual which can be found in the Supporting Documents section of this page.
- Endonuclease Activity (Nicking):
The product is tested in a reaction containing a supercoiled DNA substrate. After incubation for 4 hours the percent converted to the nicked form is determined by agarose gel electrophoresis.
- Exonuclease Activity (Radioactivity Release):
The product is tested in a reaction containing a radiolabeled mixture of single and double-stranded DNA. After incubation for 4 hours the exonuclease activity is determined by the % release of radioactive nucleotides.
- Ligation and Recutting (Terminal Integrity, Digested DNA):
The product is tested in a reaction containing DNA fragments with known ends, the percentage of the DNA fragments ligated with T4 DNA ligase and the percentage that can be recut are determined by agarose gel electrophoresis.
- Non-Specific DNase Activity (16 hour):
The product is tested for non-specific nuclease degradation in a reaction containing a DNA substrate. After incubation for 16 hours there is no detectable degradation of the DNA substrate as determined by agarose gel electrophoresis.
- RNA Polymerase Specificity:
The RNA Polymerase is tested for non-specific RNA Polymerase activity using Lambda DNA as the template. Lambda DNA does not contain the appropriate promoter sequence.
- RNase Activity (2 Hour Digestion):
The product is tested in a reaction containing a RNA substrate. After incubation for 2 hour there is no detectable degradation of the RNA substrate as determined by gel electrophoresis.
Supporting Documents
The Certificate of Analysis (COA) is a signed document that includes the storage temperature, expiration date and quality control's for an individual lot. The following file naming structure is used to name these document files: [Product Number]_[Size]_[Version]_[Lot Number]
The Specification sheet is a document that includes the storage temperature, shelf life and the specifications designated for the product. The following file naming structure is used to name these document files: [Product Number]_[Size]_[Version]
The following is a list of Safety Data Sheet (SDS) that apply to this product to help you use it safely.
The Product Summary Sheet, or Data Card, includes details for how to use the product, as well as details of its formulation and quality controls. The following file naming structure is used to name the majority of these document files: [Catalog Number]Datasheet-Lot[Lot Number]. For those product lots not listed below, please contact NEB at email@example.com or fill out the Technical Support Form for appropriate document.
- Dithiothreitol is required for activity.
- T7 RNA Polymerase is extremely sensitive to salt inhibition.
- For best overall salt concentration should not exceed 50 mM.
- Higher yields of RNA may be obtained by raising NTP concentrations (up to 4 mM each). Mg2+ concentration should be raised to 4 mM above the total NTP concentration. Additionally, inorganic pyrophosphatase should be added to a final concentration of 4 units/ml.
- An apparent decrease in enzyme activity over time may be due to the breakdown of dithiothreitol in the reaction buffer; even when stored at -20°C. If you observe a decrease in yield, try supplementing your reactions with a final concentration of 10 mM fresh dithiothreitol.
- Schenborn, E.T. and Meirendorf, R.C. (1985). Nucl. Acids Res.. 13, 6223-6236.
- Davanloo, P., Rosenberg, A.H., Dunn, J.J. and Studier, F.W. (1984). Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA. 81, 2035-2039.
- Sambrook, J., Fritsch, E.F. and Maniatis, T. Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, (2nd Ed.). 10.27-10.37.
- Sambrook, J., Fritsch, E.F. and Maniatis, T. (1989). Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, (2nd Ed.). 18.82-18.84.
- Melton, D.A., Kreig, P.A., Rebagliati, M.R., Maniatis, T., Zinn, K. and Green, M.R. (1984). Nucl. Acids Res.. 12, 7035-7056.
- Milligan, J.F., Groebe, D.R., Witherell, G.W. and Uhlenbeck, O.C. (1987). Nucl. Acids Res.. 15, 8783.
- Noren, C.J. et al. (1990). Nucl. Acids Res.. 18, 83-88.
- Kreig, P.A. and Melton, D.A. (1984). Nucl. Acids Res.. 12, 7057-7070.
- What is the promoter sequence of T7 RNA Polymerase?
- Is it possible to start transcription with an A?
- Does the transcription reaction with T7 RNA Polymerase require a primer?
- Does T7 RNA Polymerase leave an extra base at the end of a transcript?
- Will T7 RNA Polymerase work on single stranded substrate?
- Will T7 RNA Polymerase work on uncut plasmid DNA?
- Can aberrant RNA be produced when using T7 RNA Polymerase?
- How can the yield of RNA be maximized when using T7 RNA Polymerase?
- Can I use T7 RNA Polymerase to make high specific activity radiolabeled probes?
- Why is the specific activity of the probe low?
- What are the main causes of reaction failure using T7 RNA Polymerase?


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You prepare the Active Directory directory service schema and the Active Directory forest for the installation of Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005 or of Microsoft Office Communications Server. When you try to install Live Communications Server 2005 or Communications Server, you may experience one or both the following symptoms:
This issue occurs if Active Directory has been upgraded from Microsoft Windows 2000 Server to Microsoft Windows Server 2003. In this situation, you must perform the forest preparation operation again to create Communications Server-specific display specifiers for the Windows Server 2003 inetOrgPerson user type.
The inetOrgPerson user type was introduced in Windows Server 2003. When you run the LiveCommunications Server Deployment Tool, the Deployment Tool examines Active Directory to determine whether the forest preparation operation has been completed successfully. When the Deployment Tool determines that the inetOrgPerson user type does not have Live Communications Server attribute values set, the Deployment Tool determines that forest requires preparation for the installation of Live Communications Server 2005 or of Communications Server.
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If you have ever wondered what went on behind the scenes in developing and amending food regulations or why decisions are made that are not in keeping with protecting public health and safety, then this is the book for you!
In this follow up to Food Politics, Nestle exposes the goings-on and really does illustrate why food safety is highly political. This current book extends the arguments set out in Food Politics and brings to light the many themes that underpin the political nature of food safety such as:
* Increasing concentration of food producers into larger units
* Overproduction and overabundance of food in the USA
* Competitiveness between companies to get consumers to eat more food
* Relentless pressures exerted by food companies on government agencies to make favourable regulatory decisions
* Invocation of science as a means to achieve commercial goals
* Clash in values among stakeholders in the food system
This last theme is one that carries throughout the book and Nestle refers to the different ways in which people assess risk--'science based', which balances risk against benefit and cost, versus 'values based', which balances risk against dread and outrage. She notes that the estimation of risk is a scientific question, but the acceptability of risk is a political question.
As the title suggests, the three main themes of this book relate to foodborne illness, food biotechnology and bioterrorism, although there is less emphasis on the latter. In Part 1: Resisting Food Safety, Nestle details the eventual introduction of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) into segments of the meat industry Along the way she identifies the main protagonists and antagonists and the (sometimes) dirty tricks and tactics used to defeat each attempt. One of my favourite parts in these chapters is when the United States Department of Agriculture meat inspectors, trying to discredit the HACCP approach to food safety decided that the acronym was more apt as 'Have a Cup of Coffee and Pray'!
In a similar vein, Part 2 details the behind-the-scenes lobbying around the issues of genetically modified foods, in particular the issue of substantial equivalence and the need for premarket testing and labelling.
In each part, Nestle provides very detailed case studies and uses an extensive range of references to support her assertions, including journal articles, texts, government reports, notes from congress, newspaper articles etc.
The conclusion deals with issues relating to bioterrorism, which has obviously become a more pronounced threat particularly in the USA. She suggests that this threat has necessitated a broader definition of food security and that additional efforts will need to be made to deal with it.
She concludes by stating that a number of political actions are necessary to ensure safe food and to engender trust in our food supply--introduce HACCP to all food production, disclose production processes on labels, create a single food agency to overcome the fragmented, overlapping and confusing distribution of authority for food safety, and for consumers to become more active in advocating and electing officials committed to food safety
This was a very illuminating read, but one that was quite detailed and required a lot of concentration--definitely not bedtime reading. There are some tables and figures to illustrate points, but more could have been provided to enhance the readability of the book.
There is the old adage--there is always someone worse off--and certainly this did ring true when comparing the USA and the Australian situation, especially in relation to introduction of HACCP programs, labelling of genetically modified foods and the number of agencies responsible for food safety.
This book is highly recommended for health professionals involved in the food safety field, health policy officials, consumer advocates and students of nutrition, dietetics, public health and policy.
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A former Mora High School teacher was arrested this week for allegedly carrying on an inappropriate relationship with a 14-year-old student.
Mandiann Casados, 25, of Mora, was charged in Mora County Magistrate Court last Friday with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, a fourth-degree felony. She was arrested on Monday and booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center by the state police investigations bureau.
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Highlands University
The Highlands University Board of Regents voted Monday to award the construction contract for the historic Trolley Building project to Franken Construction of Las Vegas.
The Trolley Building will be transformed into a state-of-the-art facility for the Media Arts Department. Construction for the 21,027-square-foot restoration and expansion project is expected to begin in June and be completed in June 2016.
The Board of Directors of the Las Vegas-San Miguel Chamber of Commerce & Industry terminated longtime executive director Lavinia Fenzi on Wednesday, capping a tumultuous week in which police were called to secure files and the organization temporarily suspended operations.
The vote came during an emergency meeting in which board members and Fenzi accused one another of being responsible for the deteriorating relationship.
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New Mexico's personnel office has issued checks to thousands of state workers who were owed back pay under a 2013 court ruling but about 1,000 cases still need to be sorted out.
State officials cited the complicated nature of the remaining cases as the reason the process has taken longer than expected, but union officials said this week the state appears to be dragging its feet.
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Monday, May 24 — Joe Singleton of Las Vegas was elected state vice president at the state convention of the New Mexico Junior Chamber of Commerce Saturday. Singleton, who is outgoing state director of the Las Vegas Jaycees, was elected to the vice presidency over Ralph Cruz of Los Alamos. Singleton is head football coach at Robertson High School. Attending the convention from Las Vegas were Singleton, John Detterick, Mark White, Mike Baca, Jimmy Mathews, Jim Vorenberg, Glenn Hovland and Al King.
Memorial Day ceremonies planned
A Memorial Day Ceremony will take place at 11 a.m. on Monday, May 25 at Veterans Park on Mills Avenue, followed by a Flag Burning Ceremony at 1 p.m. at Elks Lodge at 2305 Collins Drive with refreshments. Gov. Susana Martinez is planning to be at both events.
A chance of rain before noon, then isolated showers and thunderstorms after noon. Partly sunny, with a high near 65. Breezy, with a south wind 10-15 mph, increasing to 20-25 mph in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 30 percent. A 20 percent chance of rain and thunderstorms at night. Partly cloudy, with a low around 40. Breezy, with a south wind 20-25 mph, decreasing to 15-20 mph after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 35 mph.
The following individuals were booked into the San Miguel County Detention Center, May 11-14:
David Leyba, 33, probation violation: positive for alcohol (seven-day sanction)
Sage Gallegos, 23, drug court violation: positive for alcohol (seven-day sanction)
Jeffrey Sanchez, 25, probation violation: failure to report, failure to obtain a travel permit
Matthew Quimby, 52, six-day commitment
Larry Vigal, 30, parole violation: absconding
Michael Pacheco, 46, seven-day commitment
New Mexico Highlands University regents have once again postponed a vote on the institution's new president.
The board met behind closed doors on Monday to select a new president, but when board members emerged from executive session they announced that a vote wouldn't be taken until after contract negotiations took place.
Regent Chairman Leveo Sanchez and Regent Frank Marchi were given authority to negotiate with the regents' top pick.
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The Associated Press
A motorcycle gang shootout in Texas that left nine people dead and 18 others wounded has put law enforcement agencies on alert for an annual motorcycle gathering in northern New Mexico.
Authorities say they have heightened awareness for the Memorial Day Motorcycle Rally in Red River that is expected to attract 20,000 bikers, though spillover violence isn't expected.
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LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - A former West Texas county attorney will spend four months in jail for retaliating against two nurses who made an anonymous complaint about a doctor to state medical regulators.
Judge Robert Moore sentenced former Winkler County attorney Scott Tidwell on Tuesday to 10 years of probation and ordered him to pay a $6,000 fine. Tidwell must serve 120 days in the Crane County jail as a condition of his probation.
Tidwell was convicted Monday of retaliating against nurses Anne Mitchell and Vickilyn Galle, who told state regulators in 2009 that Dr. Rolando Arafiles Jr. used herbal remedies and had attempted to use hospital supplies to perform at-home procedures, among other things.
Arafiles asked a friend who was then the Winkler County sheriff to investigate the complaint. The nurses were fired from their jobs at a hospital in Kermit and charged with felonies.
Tidwell served as prosecutor at Mitchell's trial because the district attorney wasn't available. Mitchell was acquitted, and charges against Galle were later dropped.
Tidwell's attorney, David Zavoda, said Tuesday that he and his client didn't "necessarily" agree with the conviction but accepted it.
He said he knew the judge "laid down a sentence that was substantiated by the evidence."
Prosecutor David Glickler said in an email Tuesday that even though Tidwell was appealing his conviction, he was out as the Winkler County attorney because he was found guilty.
The Texas Medical Board found that Arafiles improperly tried to intimidate Mitchell and Galle and placed him on four years probation in February. He must complete additional training, be monitored by another physician, who will report his or her findings back to the board, and submit patient medical and billing records for review.
The doctor has been charged with aggravated perjury for testimony he gave at Mitchell's trial and with two counts each of retaliation and misuse of official information. He has denied wrongdoing in the criminal case.
Former Winkler County Sheriff Robert Roberts lost his job, was sentenced to 100 days in jail and permanently surrendered his peace officer's license after being convicted of retaliation and other charges for his role in the case.
Lawmakers passed a bill earlier this year that adds protections from retaliation when nurses advocate for patients. The bill provides immunity from criminal liability for reporting unsafe care and increases administrative fines to up to $25,000.
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Book festivals are to literature what fashion shows are to beauty, says KEERTHIK SASIDHARAN, as he wanders around the Brooklyn Book Festival.
The day looks promising. Sunlight shimmers and cascades freely. Mackerel clouds dribble away and belie fears of rain. But it is still too early to make a call. It had rained yesterday and things got messy.
New York City's weather has been wobbly — fall's gloominess and summer's exuberance take turns, like children playacting cops and robbers. If it rains, much of the Brooklyn Book Festival (BrBF) will perhaps be cancelled. That would, as they say, just suck big time.
In one of the early sessions, Reza Aslan — an attractive man of Iranian origins, with greying hair, spectacles and an easy smile — discusses the possibility of social change and resilience with Andrew Zolli, who has a new book out on the same topic. To Aslan, the future of social struggles is more Tahrir Square and less of the Bolshevik Revolution. A leaderless tide, as opposed to a coup by an ideological vanguard. Technologies, Aslan says, allow for mass consensus to evolve dynamically. I don't know much about this, but it sounds interesting. Zolli, in contrast, is less convinced. To him, social change will come through a portfolio of revolutions. Some movements maybe leaderless, as in the Arab Spring, and some may require a leadership. Who knows? I let them be and walk out to get something to eat.
By 11 in the morning, the sun is finally out but Brooklyn is still chilly. I walk to hear the Norwegian author Karl Ove Knausgård and the Norwegian-American essayist Siri Hustvedt. Over the past month, I have been ploughing through the first of Knausgård's six-volume autobiography. It is a monument to self-awareness and an experiment in truth telling. Understandably, and controversially, the book is called My Struggle . The lines to get in snake all around the foyer of the Brooklyn Borough Hall. A tall blonde woman loses her cool at the organisers for having to wait. Soon, a consensus about being badly organised slithers through the crowd. It's a fatuous and self-indulgent claim. But perception is what it is. After a half hour's wait, a collective groan goes out when an organiser announces that the room can take no more attendees. I can't get in. And somewhere at the back of my head, I am glad. Now I can amble about guiltlessly.
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A familiar face smiles and waves. Amitava Kumar, author of one of my favourite books Husband of a Fanatic , is a regular at Brooklyn. He is here to moderate a session on "The Politics of Identity". At the Jaipur Literature Festival, along with three others, he had read passages from Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses , a book banned under the import laws. Much hand-wringing followed: about legality of their actions, appropriateness, consequences and so on. In the end, nothing really happened. Yet what the whole episode reminds us of is the power that writers have in a country like India, where de jure and de facto prohibitions exist. Reviewing novelist Shahriar Mandanipour's "Censoring an Iranian Love Story", the noted critic James Wood of The New Yorker writes: "Perhaps we look enviously at those who have the misfortune to live in countries where literature is taken seriously enough to be censored, and writers venerated with imprisonment." Here at Brooklyn, there is no principle to transgress. No idea is sacrosanct, except the freedom to express. Everything is permitted. Not too surprisingly, it is an air without frisson that flows here.
For now, I decide to walk around the festival grounds. From the stairs of the main building, one can look down and see a flotilla of silvery carapaces of stalls. Small publishing houses, literary magazines, the New York Times , publishers of Japanese cartoons, university press — all have pitched their tents and hawk their offerings. It is unclear how the stalls are designated but some juxtapositions are delicious. Walking past the "Romance Writers of America" one arrives at a publishing house called "The Coffin Factory". Love leads to Death.
A collection of writings, from 1939 to 2009, from Dylan Thomas to Githa Hariharan, put out by the literary magazine The Kenyon Review catches my eye. But it's an expensive collection. I look at the book longingly but put it back. A kindly member of the exhibit tells me: "Come back in the evening, it should be on sale." I smile; she smiles as we share this little conspiracy.
Elsewhere, the cash-rich Huffington Post has 10 iPads dedicated to browse their weekly iPad-only literary magazine called, not so surprisingly, "Huffington". A few stalls down, an enthusiastic and overweight man hands out his literary magazine published from New Jersey. He is a one-man operation and his magazine is sheaves of photocopied leaflets stapled together. The thin red line between self-belief and self-delusion is fickle. Somehow, I am moved by his dedication.
At another session, three cartoonists draw whatever children ask for. One young boy requests for an "Ostrich playing Chess" and the cartoonists ply their trade. Bored, but indulgent, parents sit around and check their Facebook on their smart phones, while their wards demand and holler for pink elephants. Further down, T-shirt companies with a fondness for Cartesian quips have it both ways when their wares declare: "I read therefore I think" and "I think therefore I read." A pulp fiction publisher with posters of white women with heaving breasts and sumptuous thighs says it, rather unfashionably, without a shade of grey: "Bad girls need love too." Who can deny that?
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On a public stage, four young writers — an Asian woman, a Black man, two white men — none of whom I recognise, read passages on a stage from the oeuvre of Mailer, Vidal, Whitman and other American greats. The passages they read are funny, provocative and profound. Their voices are new America.
In the line for a conversation between Siddhartha Deb and Pankaj Mishra, a woman tells me: "Come to think of it, I have never read Pankaj Mishra, but I like him." I smile vacuously and can't think of anything useful to say. Later, Deb reads a passage about a Manipuri woman in Delhi, who struggles to find her footing. It is an evocative section from his book The Beautiful and the Damned .
The passage tries to narrate into existence lives of those who are at the periphery of wealth and validation, despite great struggles to be at the centre of India's economic story. The whole book is, he says, an effort to question the triumphalist narratives of India that claim to have "arrived, on the basis of building a shopping mall". There is a sliver of contempt for the puffed-up pretensions of the Indian upper classes and how they interact with the "underclass". It makes the largely white upper classes of Brooklyn laugh politely. In a more explicit and less personal way, Pankaj Mishra talks about his new book In the Ruins of Empire . It is his effort to excavate macro-histories that are largely forgotten. Mishra, however, is more guarded and scholarly about his reservations. Perhaps it is his deliberate speaking style.
All public conversations during the day have an element of performance to them. And all performances rely on the construction of public personas. So it is with authors and their texts. Who is observing who, remains the question. Deb's book is marked by a highly self-aware narrator who travels in India and responds to all that he sees. Mishra says he has explicitly avoided the omniscient and probing "I" in his latest effort. This segue into the craft of writing, about the interiority of narration, was perhaps the most interesting part of the conversation. It was also shortest as well. Towards the end, Mishra makes a subtle point that ideas of history and the present need more prosaic exigencies: libraries, archives, distribution and funding. In absence of these, the ideas of Self in a nation are stunted and inevitably immiserate. Amen, says the man behind me. The New York Public Library system is to undergo budgetary cuts.
A staggering logistical exercise
By mid-afternoon, the feminist author Naomi Wolf has the largest audience I have seen so far. Her new book Vagina is the topic. She seems like a fun person, a slightly loopy aunt you would confide your secrets to. But her book on female sexuality has come under fire. Other "real" feminists have criticised her "silly book" on grounds of dubious neuroscience. Whatever it maybe, the audience is eating out of the palm of her hand. She wants to teach daughters "radical self-respect". Despite her fuzziness and New Age-y rhetoric, I liked her for a certain well-meaning openness she exudes.
Authors like Paul Auster, Edwidge Danticat, Tariq Ali, Pete Hamill, Chris Hedges, E.O. Wilson, Katrina vanden Heuvel and others are scheduled to participate in conversations. Over 280 authors, 104 panels during the course of 12 hours. It is a staggering logistical exercise at one level. At another, what these conversations add up to is unclear.
Is it simply just publishing industry's marketing push? Or does something more precious burble up into the public consciousness? The philosopher Simon Critchely and interviewer Paul Holdengraber talk about Truth and Lies in conversation. Their freewheeling and fun talk soon enlarges in scope and grows whiskers. They riff about the origins of philosophy ("when an old man hung out with younger men"), the filmmaker Werner Herzog, the difference between "the ecstatic truth" versus "the accountant's truth" and the hip-hop mogul Jay-Z. In the end, talking about nothing and everything, they cheerfully agree with Kafka about Truth in human affairs: "there is hope, but not for us".
During the course of the day, I walk into some of the panels, and walk out of others. No one is offended by the ongoing traffic of interlopers. This freedom to walk away is liberating. Yet, by early evening, it is more fun to sit in the open and enjoy the sun's heat. Book festivals, in the end, are to literature what fashion shows are to beauty. Despite their glamour, they can be tiresome. It is a world far removed from the actual act of reading.
Here talking about reading matters more. Book festivals unintentionally mimic supermarkets — you can walk in, pick and choose, stack up your carts and drive away. What you carry along need not be nourishing or healthy. You can have a good time and have fun, like I did. But, the solitary acts of reading and writing can't be substituted for all the communal and glamorous conversations about books or how to read. As a culture we have begun to confuse one for the other.


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