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I have no answer as yet but have experienced the same problem IE no sound, as you have although the video pictures are fine. I noticed after first installing the software and when i connected the USB to the PC that it came up with an initial error message saying that the sound drivers had not installed. I tried to reinstall the software but his isn't easy and no success as yet. I will try to e-mail their tech support for guidance on how to reinstall the sound drivers but it seems likely that the failure to install the sound drivers in the first place is the problem. If you have had any sucess on this please respond
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A three-time All-Star, Youkilis becomes the Yankees' starting third baseman for at least the first half of next season while Alex Rodriguez recovers from hip surgery. A-Rod's operation is scheduled for next month.
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While announcing the deal for Youkilis, the Yankees closed in on a $13 million, two-year contract with outfielder Ichiro Suzuki, according to a person familiar with the negotiations. The sides still had to finalize language and the deal will be subject to a physical, the person said, speaking on condition of anonymity because the agreement was not complete. Suzuki will get $6.5 million a year.
Youkilis, traded from the Red Sox to the Chicago White Sox in June, joined Babe Ruth, Wade Boggs, Roger Clemens and Johnny Damon as Boston players who made the switch to the Bronx in the heated rivalry. He'll get an early look at his old club: The Red Sox are set to open at Yankee Stadium on April 1.
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Hi there, I am designing some background tiling pattern colour variations taken from an initial background size of 1600×1200 px the tiling jpgs are then 200×1200. Obviously then they are only really good for these dimensions. Would I need to resize the jpgs for different resolutions eg. 1024×768? Or can I do these and then provide the psd which people then could resize and make their own patterns from? Hope that makes sense! Many thanks in advance.
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Although many diseases have been well characterized at the molecular level, the underlying mechanisms are often unknown. Nearly half of all human genes remain poorly studied, yet these genes may contribute to a number of disease processes. Genes involved in common biological processes and diseases are often co-expressed. Using known disease-associated genes in a co-expression analysis may help identify and prioritize novel candidate genes for further study.
We have created an online tool, called GeneFriends, which identifies co-expressed genes in over 1,000 mouse microarray datasets. GeneFriends can be used to assign putative functions to poorly studied genes. Using a seed list of disease-associated genes and a guilt-by-association method, GeneFriends allows users to quickly identify novel genes and transcription factors associated with a disease or process. We tested GeneFriends using seed lists for aging, cancer, and mitochondrial complex I disease. We identified several candidate genes that have previously been predicted as relevant targets. Some of the genes identified are already being tested in clinical trials, indicating the effectiveness of this approach. Co-expressed transcription factors were investigated, identifying C/ebp genes as candidate regulators of aging. Furthermore, several novel candidate genes, that may be suitable for experimental or clinical follow-up, were identified. Two of the novel candidates of unknown function that were co-expressed with cancer-associated genes were selected for experimental validation. Knock-down of their human homologs (C1ORF112 and C12ORF48) in HeLa cells slowed growth, indicating that these genes of unknown function, identified by GeneFriends, may be involved in cancer.
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- GeneFriends: An online co-expression analysis tool to identify novel gene targets for aging and complex diseases
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- Aging
- Cancer
- Functional genomics
- Mitochondrial disease
- Network biology
- Industry Sectors
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- Sipko van Dam (1)
- Rui Cordeiro (1)
- Thomas Craig (1)
- Jesse van Dam (2)
- Shona H Wood (1)
- João Pedro de Magalhães (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Integrative Genomics of Ageing Group, Institute of Integrative Biology, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, L69 7ZB, UK
- 2. Laboratory of Systems and Synthetic Biology, Wageningen University, Wageningen, 6703 HB, Netherlands


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Young people account for a significant proportion of Internet users and are the first generation to grow up digital—many of them do not remember what life was like before the Internet. Children have access to the Internet in an ever-increasing number of settings, including schools, libraries, homes, community centers, and commercial Internet cafés. This growing access means that young people have at their fingertips a wealth of educational content that schools and public libraries of previous generations could never offer. Indeed, while a library's collection of books and journals may be limited by its budget and space, a computer terminal and a phone line place the entirety of the Internet at hand. Today's students can create multimedia school reports, express their thoughts by publishing their own web pages online, and communicate with peers living in other countries. Clearly, such ready access to information is a boon to anyone invested in improving education and empowering individuals through knowledge.
The Internet is not, however, without problems or controversies. The same qualities that make it a beneficial tool—fast access to information; a venue for a free exchange of ideas among individuals in a variety of geographic locations, with different life experiences and values; and the opportunity for anyone to publish content online—are also problematic. As the amount of information online grows, the skills required to find educational content on the Internet become increasingly complex (Keller et al., 2001). At the same time, the possibility that young people will encounter content that is misleading or perhaps inappropriate for their age and maturity is a growing concern for many educators, librarians, parents, and other people responsible for overseeing children's Internet use.
Public concern that young people may encounter sexually explicit and other inappropriate material online has been coupled with increased interest in the availability of developmentally appropriate tools and strategies, both technological and nontechnical, that can protect children from online content that they may not have the resources to handle. At the request of Congress, the Computer Science and Telecommunications Board, jointly with the Board on Children, Youth, and Families of the National Research Council and the Institute of Medicine, formed the Committee on the Study of Tools and Strategies for Protecting Children from Pornography on the Internet and Their Applicability to Other Inappropriate Internet Content. This committee was charged with the task of exploring the pros and cons of different technology options and operational policies as well as nontechnical approaches that could facilitate young people's positive Internet use and experience. As a part of the committee's work, it convened a workshop


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It's going to be a pretty close contest among the men this year at the Academy Awards as Daniel Day- Lewis (Lincoln) will be challenged by Joaquin Phoenix (The Master) and Hugh Jackman (Les Miserables). Sudhish Kamath takes a closer look at the nominees for Best Actor and Supporting Actor, in the order of who's most likely to win.
Joaquin Phoenix
The Master
Phoenix has been nominated twice before but has never won and this could be his best chance at the big prize, given all the rave reviews he has won for his near-manic performance in Paul Thomas Anderson's classic about a sex-crazed war veteran turning to the founder of an organisation called The Cause for help. Phoenix channels his animal instincts and looks every part the beast that needs taming and direction. It's the most complex of roles if you compare it with what the other actors in the fray have had to deal with, simply because there's so much to read between the lines. It's one of the most nuanced performances of the year and Phoenix's Freddie Quell deserves the golden statuette he most probably will win.
Hugh Jackman
Les Miserables
But for the fact that this is a rather inconsistent musical that suddenly breaks into spoken dialogue for no apparent reason while choosing to make its actors sing most of the lines the rest of the time, Jackman has a pretty good chance to win for his portrayal of Jean Valjean, a prisoner on the run leading a new life. But given that this is his first ever nomination, the Academy may just wait to reward him till a better film comes along. While your heart does go out to him for all the singing and physical effort that goes into a musical, you can't help but feel a little sorry for Wolverine. Very rarely does an actor in a superhero franchise transform himself so much physically for a role. It worked for Christian Bale, but Jackman may just go unsung.
Daniel Day-Lewis
Lewis is a favourite to win the Best Actor in the books of many critics simply because he plays America's most loved President in a Steven Spielberg movie. And it's Daniel Day-Lewis, who can make his characters work with sheer screen presence and his charismatic persona! All he needed was a little make-up for the resemblance and Day-Lewis makes the rest of it look so easy. He has pages of dialogue to deliver in long takes and it's no doubt a role that screams Oscar BUT... Lewis has won twice before and the Academy makes the actors work really hard for the third win. If he still goes ahead and wins, it's not because Daniel Day-Lewis deserved it most, it will be because they can't send their favourite President home without an Oscar.
Denzel Washington
Washington is given the unenviable task of playing Whip Whitaker, a character who is going to frustrate you with his behaviour as an alcoholic in denial. It's a significantly complex character and Washington plays it with great restraint and subtlety. Flight is a character study of a man fighting his demons, an intoxicated but instinctive pilot cursed with a plane that loses control killing six out of 102 passengers. He knows alcohol was not the reason the plane had to crash-land and Washington's face takes us through all the emotions of a man imprisoned by guilt. Like Daniel Day-Lewis, Denzel Washington has won twice before. So if the Academy is in the mood to let an actor do a hat trick, they'll give it to Lewis.
Bradley Cooper
Silver Linings Playbook
Though it's refreshing that an actor from a romantic comedy gets a nod, and it must be conceded that Cooper does come up with a pretty solid performance, a man refusing to let go of his past isn't the most difficult role to play. Simply called Pat, Cooper does prove he can be a pretty effective actor but it is very unlikely that he will win for his first ever Oscar nomination, that too for a romcom archetype. In fact, the young man is lucky to have got this far, beating worthy contenders in Ben Affleck (Argo), Joseph Gordon Levitt (Looper) and Anthony Hopkins (Hitchcock).
Philip Seymour Hoffman
The Master
It's almost unfair to the others in the fray because while their roles are really supporting characters, Philip Seymour Hoffman plays the titular Master. It's a full-fledged role and the fact that Phoenix is nominated for Best Actor and Hoffman for Supporting Actor is only a technicality. As Lancaster Dodd, the man who has founded a cult called The Cause, Hoffman turns in a compelling performance that has won him many rave reviews. Given that all actors in the fray have won once before, Hoffman is the man I would bet on.
Christoph Waltz
Django Unchained
Now this is an actor all of us will be rooting for. His King Schultz is a diametrically opposite of the diabolic Col. Hans Landa, a man so good that you wonder if a nicer man ever lived. The only thing that stands in his way, apart from Hoffman, is the fact that he just won the last time Tarantino directed him. As charming a performance it is, it's not the most difficult of roles to pull off for an actor of his calibre. But Waltz has already won a lot of acclaim and a Golden Globe and might just spring an upset win.
Tommy Lee Jones
Jones is fantastic as Thaddeus Stevens in Lincoln except that it's not a role as big or meaty as the one Hoffman or Waltz got to sink their teeth into. This is his fourth nomination (and he has won once before) and Jones has a small chance of winning given that this is the only role among the five in the fray that would bring a tear to your eye. That and the fact that this is the Academy's favourite film that he has been nominated for, it is indeed possible that Jones could beat Hoffman and Waltz, even if undeservingly so.
Alan Arkin
As Lester Seigel, Alan Arkin has less than half a dozen scenes in Argo. Like Tommy Lee Jones, this is Arkin's fourth nomination and he has won once before too but unlike Jones, Arkin gets a character that offers very little scope for histrionics. But for the fact that he plays the sporting producer game for a fake movie to save American lives in Ben Affleck's crowd-pleaser that everybody cheered and loved, there's no reason Arkin should have even got a nomination.
Robert DeNiro
Silver Linings Playbook
Now, this seems like a nomination put in just because they couldn't find five decent Supporting Actors to pit against one another. So bring in the heavyweight, give him his seventh nomination just to give the rest in the fray further incentive to win. As the superstitious Pat Sr., DeNiro does bring in the laughs, but nobody is expecting him to win for a romantic comedy.
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LL Cool J, Taylor Swift, and Adam Levine at the Grammys Nominations Concert. Image c/o Larry Busacca (Getty)
With LL Cool J and Taylor Swift hosting the GRAMMYs Nominations concert last night, we knew that the show was going to be BIG. Sure, the hour-long TV special announced the nominees for the 2013 GRAMMY awards, but they also had some killer performances up their sleeves as well. We loved the tribute to legend Johnny Cash, running a clip of the country crooner singing at the 1973 GRAMMYs. The Band Perry and Dierks Bentley were a part of the tribute, honoring the late Cash with their music. Other performance highlights include Hunter Hayes singing the nominees for Best Pop Vocal Album, Luke Bryan charming the ladies with heaps of confetti, and Maroon 5 owning the stage as usual with Adam Levine's massive stage presence. And don't forget Ne-Yo's dance-party rendition of "Let Me Love You"!
And now, what you've been waiting for all year...the nominees for the 2013 GRAMMY awards!
El Camino - The Black Keys
Some Nights - fun.
Babel - Mumford & Sons
Channel Orange - Frank Ocean
Blunderbuss - Jack White
"Lonely Boy" - The Black Keys
"Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" - Kelly Clarkson
"We Are Young" - fun. featuring Janelle Monae
"Somebody That I Used To Know" - Gotye featuring Kimbra
"Thinkin Bout You" - Frank Ocean
"We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" - Taylor Swift
Alabama Shakes
Hunter Hayes
The Lumineers
Frank Ocean
SONG OF THE YEAR (Songwriter's award)
"The A Team" - Ed Sheeran, songwriter
"Adorn" - Miguel Pimentel, songwriter
"Call Me Maybe" - Tavish Crowe, Carly Rae Jepsen & Josh Ramsay, songwriters
"Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" - JJorgen Elofsson, David Gamson, Greg Kurstin & Ali Tamposi, songwriters
"We Are Young" - Jack Antonoff, Jeff Bhasker, Andrew Dost & Nate Ruess, songwriters
Stronger - Kelly Clarkson
Ceremonials - Florence + The Machine
Some Nights - fun.
Overexposed - Maroon 5
The Truth About Love - Pink
El Camino - The Black Keys
Mylo Xyloto - Coldplay
The 2nd Law - Muse
Wrecking Ball - Bruce Springsteen
Blunderbuss - Jack White
The Idler Wheel... - Fiona Apple
Biophilia - BjJork
Making Mirrors - Gotye
Hurry Up, We're Dreaming - M83
Bad As Me - Tom Waits
Black Radio - Robert Glasper Experiment
Back To Love - Anthony Hamilton
Write Me Back - R. Kelly
Beautiful Surprise - Tamia
Open Invitation - Tyrese
Take Care - Drake
Food & Liquor II: The Great American Rap Album, Pt. 1 - Lupe Fiasco
Life Is Good - Nas
Undun - The Roots
God Forgives, I Don't - Rick Ross
Based On A T.R.U. Story - 2 Chainz
Uncaged - Zac Brown Band
Hunter Hayes - Hunter Hayes
Living For A Song: A Tribute To Hank Cochran - Jamey Johnson
Four The Record - Miranda Lambert
The Time Jumpers - The Time Jumpers
To see the rest of the nominees, head to the CBS Grammy Nominations Hub.
The winners will be announced on February 10, 2013 live in Los Angeles on CBS. Who are you hoping walks away with a GRAMMY or two?
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By Katherine Turman
Once again, the underdogTemple teaches high school special education, no lessgot spanked. Jurors: The songs barely resembled each other, and the crux of Temple's argumentthat Juvenile's replacement of "Ass" with "Azz" still constituted infringementdidn't jibe with the informal precedent set when Tag Team got away with rewriting 95 South's "Whoot (There It Is)" with a "Whoomp." Juvenile, saddened that his psychic props were ignored in what he read as a pathetic money-grab, sighed: "I didn't want it to come to this."
With all due respect, Jubilee's case was a weak one from the start. While Juvenile and Cash Money producer Mannie Fresh please nerds with their future-primitive, rinky-dink plinks, Jubilee and his Take Fo' superstars are all about torque-outs, stabs, and piped-in crowd noise. Jubilee's original "Back That Ass Up" avoids universal-ish ambitions altogether, opting instead for scratched-open doubles of the Jackson 5's "I Want You Back" and a series of site-specific, call-and-response directives: "Walk the dog! . . . Ride that bike! Motorbike boy, pop that wheelie!" There's a relentless, free-for-all attitude to the beats rather than the rhymes; it's the cute audacity of someone jacking something as obvious as the Jacksons or Betty Wright's "Clean-Up Woman" rather than gassing on about "new shit." The beats lead, pivot, and swerve; Juvenile could not have stolen it, because his songs aren't nearly as fun.
Jubilee and Choppa expand on all this on their latest collection, P-Popper/Club Hopper. Unlike St. Thomas or Take Fo's Party at the Luau compilation (wherein Jubilee finds bounce in the theme to Super Mario Brothers) there's only one notable riff-off. For the title cut, Choppa interpolates the sass 'n' preen out of Destiny's Child's "Survivor" and turns womanism into a wobbly-assed freak anthem. Jubilee's "Looking for a Hot Girl" sounds like one long scratch windup, but what it lacks in beginning or end it makes up for with plenty of tail.
Blak Iyce and Take Fo' stud Choppa salute their city over an awesome digi-bassline on "The N.O." "You ever found a better city? That's an N-to-the-O!" they beam, even finding the heart to include Juvenile in their list of civic landmarks. Tec 9, Big Al, and Lil Tee's "Shake That Thang" is another odd great, all dusted horn blares and kiddy Casio tickles. Elsewhere, a common lust allows Willie Puckett's mega-macho "She Don't Want It in Her Booty" and Katey Red and Big Freda's trannie-happy "Stupid" (sample lyric: "You are too stupid for calling us guys/You know you tried it, so stop tellin' them lies") to coexist.
Through it all, Jubilee seems to wear the same friendly smile he has in all his press photos: "Do the yaaaaarrrrgghh" he yawps on the directive-heavy "Get Ready, Ready!" He may have to fire up the jurisprudence once again if Juvenile catches sniff of the latest Take Fo' dances on P-Popper"Monkey on a stick!"but until then, being the superhero for New Orleans's third-ranking rap label ain't a bad gig.
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