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VenBio's Corey Goodman says Solstice Biologics' technology could be a game changer in developing RNAi drugs. Photo: Paolo Vescia / SFBT File 2008
Since Nobel Prize winners Andy Fire and Craig Mello discovered RNA interference, the key to controlling gene expression, the problem vexing scientists has been how to develop RNAi drugs that can carry the process across cell membranes to head off cancers and other deadly diseases.
That challenge may soon be an opportunity, said Corey Goodman, a managing director of venture capital firm VenBio, thanks to technology developed at the University of California, San Diego. Then again, the $18 million commitment that San Francisco-based VenBio and Aeris Capital AG disclosed Friday to spinout Solstice Biologics LLC may produce nothing more than another failed biotech company.
Either way, Goodman said, Solstice's quest represents the type of high risk/high reward investment in science that many VCs, including VenBio, have avoided over the past five years. It doesn't mean that VenBio is entering the early-stage invest game, only that the firm sees a milestone-focused opening with Solstice.
In essence, UCSD professor Steven Dowdy discovered a way to cloak short nucleic acids so they can cross the membranes of multiple cell types and aren't chewed up in the body. Once across the cell membrane, a naturally occurring enzyme then clips off attached side groups while the RNAi or microRNA molecules go untouched.
Dowdy found a partner in Curt Bradshaw, the former vice president of chemistry at CovX Pharmaceuticals, a company that Goodman oversaw when he was head of Pfizer Inc.'s Biotherapeutics and Bioinnovation Center. Eleven months ago, Goodman, Bradshaw and Dowdy set a meeting.
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What SEOs Ought to Know About HTML 5
It appears the era of HTML 5 is upon us. YouTube recently started offering a HTML 5 version of their video player (as opposed to Flash). Given the strong influence of Google - who happens to own YouTube - every online marketer should have some understanding of how HTML 5 will impact SEO in the near future.
If youre like me (a couple of weeks ago), youve heard of HTML 5, but havent given it much thought yet since (a) the release date seems so far ahead in the future , and (b) it might not affect me anyways since I dont write very much code (with the exception of meta tags and content).
Why HTML5?
A lot has changed on the internet since HTML 4 was first introduced in December 1997. Back then sites were collections of static pages; they were not the media-rich and socially interactive communities that we have today.
HTML5 will be the beginning of the standardization of websites. This means it will be easier for someone to update a site theyve never worked on. It also provides a better way to divide a page into several parts - making it easier to read for humans and bots alike.
How Will HTML 5 Affect the Internet?
HTML5 will help speed up the internet. As we all know, Google pretty much IS the internet - as much as you might dislike that fact - and they want to speed things up.
With the new HTML 5 tags, relativity will be improved because of how a web page is categorized. New HTML tags will point to what is most important on a page.
It seems like Google was hoping to push the HTML 5-based platform, by writing Google Wave in almost all HTML 5 (since HTML 5 reflects the interactivity and dynamic-ness of the internet these days). Since that hasn't caught on like it intended to, YouTube is the next push for Google to speed along things for HTML 5.
How Will HTML 5 Affect SEO?
HTML 5 markup is similar to the XML structure. Spiders will be able to distinguish what is content on a page more easily. With the new tags you will be able to point out navigation versus content. This lets the spiders know what to focus on instead of spidering the whole page. The spider is provided with a clear indication of content, thus creating a better experience for the end user (aka search results).
The goal of the new tags is to add more structure to a page and to help search engines decide what is the most relevant content amongst a sea of code. Currently the structure of HTML tags are not semantic and not in any particular order " which makes it challenging for a search engine to figure out what is actually important.
New HTML 5 Tags
Here are some (not all) of the tags that will hold the most importance in regards to SEO and the categorization of a page:
Header: This tag holds the primary info about the content following the tag. It can be included more than once on a page, so that different sections can have their own header. This also allows search engines to rank pages with multiple topics more easily.
Article: Points to the most important content on the page. It lets spiders know what the primary focus is.
Aside: Contains any tertiary or secondary info related the page. For example, this provides an excellent way to make a relevant, yet off topic comment. Basically, you can keep your content interesting without sacrificing the primary focus of the page.
Section: This tag specifies separate sections of a page containing an article or blog post. This means that (hopefully) a search engine will be able to pay attention to the contents of separate sections. Think of a big department store with the various signs pointing you in the right direction. Without them youd be lost.
Navigation: For navigational menus that contain links to different sections of the page/site. (Think primary navigation.)
Footer:Can be used multiple times like the header and will (rather obviously) be given less importance from the search engines.
Audio and Video: Both of these allow text alternatives to be placed within the tags themselves. This will make it possible for search engines to better index audio and video. With these tags you will be able to embed these types of files directly onto your HTML pages and give you more control over how they appear.
Now What?
For SEOs there is not much we can do at the present moment except wait and keep ourselves in the loop. Its best to be prepared, so that when HTML 5 becomes the next best thing to sliced bread, were not left scratching our heads going whaaaaa?
Stephanie Woods is an internet marketer. If you'd love to contact her to work on your site (because you're interested in seeing some great ROI for your online expenditures), you can check her out here. When shes not helping clients achieve their online goals, youll find her riding her beloved snowboard any time she can.
Stephanie Woods is a Search Specialist at Blast Radius in Vancouver, BC.
18 Responses to "What SEOs Ought to Know About HTML 5"
This is a good article, don't get me wrong, but all of the Google love is making me a little sick.
How about SEOs should be concerned with HTML5 because it's the future? Not because Google said so, but because a good majority of top developers around the world have said so.
Every good optimizer knows: search engines tend to have a positive relationship with web standards, HTML 5 is becoming the new standard, therefore SEOs should know HTML 5.
Tanner – I hear what you're saying about the overabundance of Google love. At the end of the day though, as much as I stress the importance of focusing on online visibility versus ranking in Google, clients always want the latter more than the former. Hence, the majority of SEOs are focused on Google out of sheer necessity and a willingness to please our clients.
And I agree: SEOs should know HTML 5 simply because it's the new standard!
Ummm, just the other day I read an article questioning whether SEO's need to know HTML period… one of the biggest hurdles for this industry is actually figuring out what is needed to do the job and what isn't. Since I pride myself on being a developer first and person optimizing websites for SEs second I'd say yes.
HTML is not a standard until the RFC has been accepted and AFAIK HTML 5 isn't even fully supported by all browsers, For instance the Google Vid player crapped out in MSIE for me. Could be M$ decide to forego it since it is a direct competitor to their media player!
Terry – That is interesting that people are questioning whether SEOs need to know HTML at all. I am the opposite of you: An advertising account planner/marketer turned internet marketer/SEO. I find that knowing basic HTML comes in handy when doing site audits, making site recommendations, updating content and writing meta descriptions. My intention is to fully learn HTML because I think ultimately it can only make me better at my job.
I've heard that Mozilla and Safari can't decide on a standardized video codec. Which means it will take some time for everyone to decide which version to use – which will further delay the standardization of HTML5.
I like the idea of segmentation using blocks that allow you to prioritize crawl relevance and prominence between the various site regions.
So much for having to use canonical fixes for redundant code in sidebars and footers or block server side includes from leaving a cookie-cutter stamp on a page, now you can just call them out and refocus the spiders efforts to your main content of rather (article) area.
Jeffery – I agree. I love that we will be able to prioritize sections on a page and let spiders know what content is the primary focus. I think that it will change the way SEOs do onpage and am ooking forward to the possibilities!
As a developer come SEOer It'll be interesting to see whether or not HTML5 catches on – if the SEO has to wait for the developer to embrace the new code we could be in for a long wait, I still come across many a site that still uses tables!
I think the best way to push the adoption of HTML5 is to "reward" sites that adopt it with better rankings, or at least use it to some degree in the algorithm (though again, it'll be SEO that is championing the move to HTML5, not the developer).
The slight concern from an SEO point of view is allowing users to specify which area of the page is the most important, i.e. the tag, will article links replace footer links and start appearing further up in the content?
Dave – You bring up a good point about needing to wait for developers to embrace the new code. I guess it depends on the company and how much emphasis each department places on SEO. I've worked with developers that take SEO into consideration all of the time, and I've worked with others that have depended on me to educate them. When talking to other developers about this, they sound enthusiastic about it since it will help standardize the code more; making it easier for a new person to come in and start working on the site.
Re: your concern. I am certain we will see people misuse the tags in an attempt to make everything on a page important. I don't think that this will work to anyone's advantage though. Laying out the hierarchy of a page is in an SEOs best interest. And will sites be rewarded for using HTML 5? Since Google seems to be the one pushing for this, my guess would be: Yes.
Oh great! Stephanie, I'm a sales guy/marketer, whose learned SEO and have been working through XHTML and now CSS, only to find out it's gonna change! Geeminy! Oh well, HTML5…here I come!
Thanks for the info, and I agree…SEO'ers should learn (to a point) HTML, CSS, etc, to help them talk intelligently with customers…
Great article…thx!
Hey Stephanie, great post u had written here.. I will just say, in my own tests wins HTML 5 alot of points in the ranking.
Nice reading Stephanie, but the link you chosen is not the best one. HTML 5 specifics are almost complete and I won't think W3C will wait another 11 years before release them.
I wonder a new completely different approach to Internet and the way to present information by that time.
We could still use the tag names as class names in our not-so-young xhtml designs.
That could constitute an indication for spiders that give more importance to microformats today and use class names to identify content. So by extending the concept, it could be worth doing it…
I did not test the impact though, just a thought…
Bill – It's not going to be drastically different, so you don't have to worry. A lot of what you're learning will still be applicable, so keep it up!
Paw – Thanks. I can't wait to test it out myself!
Andrea – Nice catch! The link you are referring to is actually only a joke site. HTML 5 is just around the corner and not really going to be ready in 2022. I was wondering if anyone would say anything.
Mathieu – This is where I look to the web dev guy beside me for some further clarification on class name. I like how you're thinking though – I am going to look into your suggestion some more because I like the sound of it. Giving class names to identify content to spiders sounds intriguing.
@Stephanie Woods fact is there are a lot of people who believed in that joke. Yesterday when I was grabbing some info on that, some other web site stated the long term delivery.
Have a look here: http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=html5%20release%20date&pws=0
Apart the second document, that is the official one, which states a sooner (?) rec release, all the rest believed in 2022 late release. That's a shame!
Andrea, the RFCs are just a way for the community to decide on what will be added and subtracted. After that is completed in the RFC process the browser developers have to implement it. And having watched RFC's going back to HTML 2.0, I will be surprised if this is finalized in 5 yrs. For instance there is still debate around the canonical ie: if it is even needed, regardless of what Google wants. You may see support for some elements and attributes in browsers before then, but, RFC's are a long drawn out affair. Easy for coders to change but that doesn't matter if the browsers aren't supporting them.
@Tery Yes you are right, but 11 years before next release are definitely something "massive" and I wonder if the process will be slashed down. The W3 world really require a new standard now… not the next decade.
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Mines and Mining Development Minister Obert Mpofu says the Mining Act should be amended as a matter of urgency to legalise gold panning.
He said his ministry has since engaged the Justice and Legal Affairs Ministry to act on the matter.
In recognition of gold panners' importance, the Government has since come up with a new name for them - Artisanal Miners. "We're currently liasing with the Ministry of Justice and hope to come up with a legislation or Instrument for gold panners to operate legally," said Minister Mpofu in an interview.
"The negotiations are at an advanced stage and we expect more gold to be delivered to Fidelity with the operation of panners legally." Minister Mpofu said if gold panning is legalised it will be important to also engage the Environment Management Agency to educate panners on environmental issues.
He added that there was also need to recapitalise Fidelity for it to able to cope with the anticipated increase in gold deliveries once gold panning is legalised. Minister Mpofu hailed gold panners - popularly known as Makorokoza - for being heroes who deserved to be rewarded. "Of all the gold that's delivered to Treasury, the panners contribute about a third yet they continue to be arrested and chased away," he said.
Minister Mpofu said that his Ministry was also looking at coming up with a new law that would allow gold panners to take their gold to police stations for safekeeping, to avoid attracting robbers. Earlier this year, President Mugabe set the tone about legalising gold panners. Addressing thousands of people at Collen Bawn in Gwanda, the Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe
Defence Forces, said when gold panners became legalised, they should ensure that they protect the environment. President Mugabe appealed to those interested in gold panning to be licensed to access Government assistance. He said the law that called for the arrest of gold panners was unfair, as it was a legacy of the racial colonial past.
President Mugabe said that people should only be arrested if they tried to smuggle the precious mineral out of the country. There have always been calls for the Government to establish more gold buying centres to allow producers to sell their minerals on a "no questions asked" basis.
Government has been losing a lot of money by criminalising gold panners who end up selling the mineral to foreign buyers who smuggle it out of the country.


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Florida Lieutenant Governor Jeff Kottkamp spoke on the economy and veteransâ issues at the Tampa Convention Center this afternoon. Kottkamp was a keynote speaker at the Service Disabled Veteran Owned and Veteran Owned Small Business Technology Conference. He told the audience, which consisted of individuals who are both veterans and small business owners, that the state has a numerous programs for group.
The Lieutenant Governor, who is running for Attorney General in 2010, gave a few concrete examples of how the state is helping veterans. These, Kottkamp said, include tax breaks for veterans with combat-related disabilities, need-based emergency financial assistance for service members and preference for veteran-owned companies for government contracts.
Kottkamp said that Florida has 257 thousand veteran-owned small businesses and that 18 thousand of those are owned by service-disabled veterans. He said that aerospace, biotechnology and renewable energy, including solar and algae, should provide opportunities for veterans as the economy recovers.
This comes one day after President Barack Obama toured the Florida Power and Light solar power facility in Arcadia and announced that he will give $200 million to FPL to install 2.6 million smart meters. Democrats have criticized Governor Charlie Crist for not meeting with Obama during his Florida visit, and accuse the governor of trying to disassociate himself from the president in order to appeal to conservatives ahead of the Republican primaries. Kottkamp, Cristâs second in command, is forging his own political campaign. And while he did not make an appearance in Arcadia either, he did acknowledge the significance of the visit.
Kottkamp is the first Lieutenant Governor of Florida to run for higher office. But the attorney general hopeful is not without controversy. Earlier this year he was criticized for using state planes to travel between Tallahassee and his Fort Myers home in 2007 and 2008. Kottkamp was one of a few state politicians who have been found to do this, and offered to reimburse the state for travel costs after the media exposed the practice. He told WMNF that he does not see any challenges in his upcoming run for attorney general.
Kottkamp will likely face Holly Benson in the Republican primaries. Benson will announce her intentions tomorrow at noon. The winner of that race will likely either face Dave Aronberg or Dave Gelber, both Democratic state senators, in the attorney general race in November of 2010.comments powered by Disqus
Great article. There are many great resources online for veteran owned businesses and service disabled veteran owned businesses in the state of Florida. VeteranOwnedBusinesss.com has several hundred such businesses listed and even breaks down veteran owned businesses by city and county. http://www.VeteranOwnedBusiness.com


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Residents speak out to Pinellas legislators about marijuana and Medicaid
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Tags: Pinellas County, Medicaid, marijuana, Weed, Jeff Brandes, Larry Ahern, medical marijuana
On Monday the Florida Supreme Court approved language for the medical marijuana constitutional amendment. Since last week it raised enough signatures, it will be on November's ballot.
Two supporters who signed up to address the Pinellas County Legislative Delegation didnt show up to their meeting Monday in Largo. But one opponent, pharmacist Larry Golbom, said marijuana might be as dangerous as alcohol.
The reality is that marijuana is not a good thing. And they're seeing the damages from their perception of what marijuana can create. And that's my perspective. I think we need and educated society to understand; where is marijuana going to fit into our society as we move forward? We haven't done a very good job with alcohol. So, we can actually learn from what we...interacted with alcohol. I mean, alcohol was glamorized. That's how it became legal. I think we are seeing the glamorization of marijuana right now. I don't feel comfortable with that.
The proposed amendment doesnt allow recreational marijuana use. Republican State Representative Larry Ahern, said under specific and well defined guidelines, medical marijuana is in Floridas future.
Yeah, I don't think any members that are not for the medical aspects. As we heard in the testimony for this lady with the seizures; for certain glaucoma types; you know, eye diseases; for certain cancer treatments. Absolutely. If we define it clearly what the uses were going to be, I think you'd find a lot of support for that.
Protesters lined the driveway into the education building where lawmakers gathered. They waved signs urging the delegation to support Medicaid expansion. The problem: some people earn too much money to qualify for Medicaid, but theyre often too poor to pay the monthly premiums through the Affordable Care Acts exchange. Kofi Hunt, an advocate for Medicaid expansion, says local representatives need to quit stalling and pass an expansion bill.
The House needs to bring a bill to the floor and they need to vote on it. Actually, the Senate voted on a bipartisan bill and the only person who voted against it was actually one of our local state Senators: Jeff Brandes. So we just need to get Jeff Brandes to get with the party and vote for working families to have health care. And we need the Will Weatherford and the House to let a bill come to the floor; let it to be voted on so that the people of Florida can be taken care of.
Til Vogeler is one of those people who finds himself in the gap. He said the Pinellas County Health program has all but forgotten him.
I mean, right now I am part of the Pinellas County health program. But the Pinellas County health program just leaves you in limbo. And that's pretty much where I'm at.
The Federal government will help fund an expansion of Medicaid. Yet, some Florida politicians are still reluctant to accept the money. Before the meeting Representative Larry Ahern, said Florida wont succumb to Washingtons bullying tactics.
Give us the money; the States the money and let us manage our medicaid program. And if we can expand it then we will. But to just say; to just hold us hostage, as it were. To say; 'If you do that we'll give you this.' You know; that's not the way we like to do business
At Monday's meeting Republican Senator Jeff Brandes was elected chair of the Pinellas County Legislative Delegation. He succeeds outgoing chair Ahern.comments powered by Disqus


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YES: The choice is not whether we compete but whether we do it well or not, and the cost or risk of competing poorly is falling behind. San Diego is faced with trade-related infrastructure capacity constraints in four of the five ways to move people and goods in and out of the region, forcing us to depend upon the increasingly constrained infrastructure located in the greater Los Angeles area. To successfully compete we must address our physical infrastructure challenges. In other words, if we want world-class companies and their high-paying jobs so we don't fall behind, we must provide world-class infrastructure and supportive, flexible public policies.
NO: We could but choose not to. San Diego's lagging exports reflect decisions made a century ago. Given the choice between developing as an industrial hub or preserving a more bucolic way of life, San Diegans chose, and continue to choose, "geraniums over smokestacks." To be an export power we would need, at a minimum, to install a fully functioning cargo container port, multi-runway airport, and much more robust rail connections. Contrary to what Brookings Institution implies, however, San Diego continues to do pretty well with relatively "low-impact" export activities stressing research, development and innovation over production and physical export of goods.
NO: San Diego has too many problems with its transportation infrastructure to allow it to ever become a big player on the export front. Specifically, the inadequacy of rail connections makes the port less desirable in terms of import and export activity. The shortcomings of the airport also limit the ability to export via airfreight. These limitations make San Diego less desirable as a location for manufacturers who export. It is unlikely that anything can be done to significantly improve the infrastructure situation. San Diego might be able to expand in export activities where the infrastructure is less a barrier, such as tourism services or software.
YES: A key export sector for San Diego is tourism, and there is one simple step we could take to help this grow. As an international traveler, it is striking how long the lines at the airport are to get into the United States compared with most other countries I visit. This is not because of extra security in the United States, but is instead simply a matter of hiring enough agents to perform the task. Making sure a visitor's first experience is a good one is the logical way to begin to promote San Diego.
YES: But the cost would be high. The report states the greatest hindrance to higher exports is regional infrastructure: airport, port and cyber infrastructure. The mayor also points to delays at the Mexican border. Adding another runway in San Diego would be expensive and seems politically impossible. Improving the port facilities will be expensive, as would creating a faster Internet in San Diego. But we don't have to increase exports to other countries to raise incomes and create jobs in San Diego: We can also export more to the rest of the U.S., which may be where San Diego's comparative advantage lies.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Congresswoman-elect Gwen Graham launched a jobs tour of North Florida today with a roundtable in Leon County. At the roundtable, Graham met with small business owners and members of the Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce to discuss economic growth and job creation in North Florida. "On today's jobs tour, business owners didn't talk about being Democrats or Republicans — they discussed ways that government and businesses can work together to grow the economy and create... Read More →


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Ominous House Series Finale Title Revealed
The House M.D. series premiere was called "Everybody Lies." So how will FOX's popular medical drama close up shop when the finale airs on May 21?
We now have a clue, and it makes us nervous.
TVLine reports that the series finale is titled "Everybody Dies." Does this mean Dr. House (Hugh Laurie) kicks the bucket at the show's bitter end? Or is it merely representative of the series — and its cranky yet brilliant protagonist — coming full circle?
At the show's recent wrap party, creator David Shore teased to TVLine, "It's certainly House assessing his life there at the end, and his future."
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A Cynthiana police officer is suspended after a private employee hearing with city commissioners Thursday afternoon.
Joe F. Warden was charged by Chief Ray Johnson for failing to stop at an intersection and colliding with another vehicle while responding to an emergency call on Dec. 26, according to the city's final order of disciplinary action.
The final order was read by city attorney John Lair following Thursday's hearing.
Warden will be suspended without pay for 16 days.
He is scheduled to return back to work on Saturday, Feb. 6.
Case reports
Jan. 18 – At 12:50 p.m., a report was made from Walmart of two juvenile girls using a stolen credit card to purchase a computer and two phone cards. The cards had allegedly been inside a purse stolen from the Georgetown Bowling Alley. Items purchased with the cards totaled over $1,000.
Jan. 19 – At 8:30 p.m., police were called on a domestic situation on Pike Street between a man and his ex-mother-in-law and ex-wife.
Jan. 23 at 7:21 p.m. -- injury, Salem Pike, Mikal L. Hicks, 25, Cynthiana, driving a 2002 Ford Explorer.
Jan. 20 at 12:15 p.m. -- non-injury, Poindexter Road, Wesley B. Northcutt, 32, Cynthiana, driving a 2006 Ford struck a parked vehicle.
Jan. 26 at 1:40 p.m. -- non-injury, Ky 36 East, Michael A. Curtis, 42, Cynthiana, driving a 2003 Chevrolet 2500.
Jan. 22 at 5:34 p.m. -- injury, Ky 392, Justin K. Hobbs, 17, Carlisle, driving a 1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass.
As I reflect on the progress of our school system over the last two years, I would like to take this time to highlight some of our successes and to list some of our challenges. I use the term "our" because the education of our children is our responsibility. Education is not only a job for the faculty, staff and administrators of this district. Education is the responsibility of all of us. This is true whether we are parents, siblings, neighbors, members of this community or one of the students being taught.
An FFA Alumni organizational meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 18, at 6 p.m. at the Harrison County High School ag classrooms.
"For those that are not familiar with the FFA Alumni, it works very much like a booster club..." FFA advisor Todd Brannock said. "Alumni help out with scholarships, aid in various FFA activities and also help judge events, but it will definitely not be limited to just those activities..."
Brannock said the group is not new to Harrison County.
The Harrison County grand jury will meet in its regular monthly session on Tuesday.
Jurors will hear witness testimony in six cases that have been bound over for their consideration for indictments.
See this week's Cynthiana Democrat for more on this story.
To the editor:
One of the most satisfying aspects of restoring or building something is to show it to others and share their enjoyment.
The crew that works and has worked at the old theatre on Walnut Street has had the satisfaction of doing that for you. It is a unique community project.
They have had the pleasure of mixing with people of common interests, enriching their lives by developing something without thought of personal gain.
Pep Club, Project Grad special activities for Saturday's game
The Harrison County High School Pep Club and Project Graduation have added some activities to the basketball schedules for the Breds and Fillies.
On Friday, Feb. 5, admission has been reduced to $2 for the Fillies vs. Paris match up on the Hilltop. On Saturday, the $2 admission will carry over for the Breds vs. St. Pat. Game times for both nights are 6 p.m. for the JV and 7:30 for varsity. For the rest of the year the concession stand will be offering a by-one, get-one deal on hot dogs.
"The Hour of Power" Radio Ministry, aired weekly on Saturday mornings on 90.7 FM (The Wind), at 10-11 a.m.
The Rev. Don Fryman will bring a message each week along with special music by various singers across Harrison County and surrounding counties.
Gene Johns of Lexington, Ky., will be the guest speaker on Sunday, Jan. 31 at 6 p.m. at Upper Room Gospel Church, US 27 S. Everyone is welcome to attend.
This time of the year subtle warnings come from professionals reminding the consumer to be skeptical of mail order catalogues or advertisements that claim "new horticultural breakthroughs," otherwise outrageous claims or mass quantities of things for bargain basement prices.
There are legitimate "horticultural breakthroughs," but usually different terminology is used and you'll find them at your local stores.
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By JEFF AMY
Associated Press
OXFORD — Republican U.S. Rep. Alan Nunnelee says he has embraced his party's agenda and wants north Mississippi voters to send him back to Congress so he can keep working on it.
Democrat challenger Brad Morris says Nunnelee's "embrace" is why 1st Congressional District voters should vote him out of office.
Nunnelee unseated one-term Democrat Travis Childers two years ago in a campaign in which he said getting rid of Childers would help get rid of California Democrat Nancy Pelosi as House speaker.
Now Morris, who's an Oxford lawyer and Childers' former chief of staff, says Congress "has lost focus on protecting middle-class and working families."
The Constitution Party's Jim Bourland of Columbus and Libertarian Danny Bedwell of Columbus also are seeking the seat in the Nov. 6 election.
The district will be slightly different than in 2010 because of redistricting. Panola, Yalobusha and Grenada counties were moved to the 2nd District. Added were Winston County, portions of Webster County and rural parts of Oktibbeha County.
Disagreements between Morris and Nunnelee, a former state senator from Tupelo, mirror those between their parties. Morris says Nunnelee's support of the House Republican agenda threatens the Medicare program for senior citizens, as well as college aid and loans for students. Morris traces those positions back to Nunnelee's time as an Appropriations Committee chairman in the state Senate, saying Nunnelee voted to crimp Medicaid funding and cut education budgets.
Nunnelee, who turns 54 this week, said the GOP-led House's most important effort has been to improve the economy with "an agenda that would encourage private business to invest capital and create jobs."
Morris, 37, said Nunnelee has few individual accomplishments to show for his two years in Congress, other than being "a go-to vote for national partisan politics."
"There has been an absolute failure of Congress in the last two years," Morris said of House Republicans. "They have governed from a very rigid and ideological point of view."
The incumbent said it's been exciting to be part of a group of Republican freshmen: "We have stopped the advance of the liberal agenda that was going through in the first two years of the Obama administration."
When asked about individual accomplishments, Nunnelee notes he joined the House Appropriations Committee. Mississippians on that panel traditionally focused on carving off money for their home state, but Nunnelee said he hopes his legacy is an end to deficit spending.
"I think we have to have a new measure of success," he said.
At the end of June, the last campaign finance reporting date, Morris had raised $44,000 and loaned himself $57,000. Nunnelee has raised nearly $1.2 million since the beginning of 2011 and had $267,000 on hand.
Despite that gap, Morris says his campaign is "crossing the threshold where people know there's a viable candidate in the race."
Morris' experience makes him the most credible challenger to any of Mississippi's four House incumbents seeking re-election this fall. But on the last day of September, some Oxford voters couldn't recall the names of any candidate.
Bill Kingery, a University of Mississippi employee, said that as a Democrat, he feels like Nunnelee and other Republicans have done little but devote themselves to obstructing the president.
"I think they decided, 'Let's work for 2012 and get Obama out,'" Kingery said.
Sticking with Nunnelee is Lisa Howell of Pontotoc, who said she listens to him on American Family Radio. That politically conservative Christian radio network is part of the Tupelo-based American Family Association.
"I'm not for big government," said Howell, a Republican. "I like small government. I like low taxes."
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Kudos to LG Bolling
Three cheers for the LG for telling Gov. Timmy Kaine how it is. Although I'm not completely sold on the 'compromise' transportation plan, it may be the boost that NoVA Republicans need going into the fall election.
Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling, a Republican, said Mr. Kaine has been "missing in action" and thinks he and fellow Democrats would rather see talks fail so they can rip Republicans this fall when all 140 seats of the General Assembly are up for election. "I'm not sure what role he has played," Mr. Bolling said. "When you look at it, the only thing he has done has been counterproductive." Mr. Bolling said Mr. Kaine offered a transportation proposal last month that was almost identical to a plan rejected last year.
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The cool kids on the other blogs have taken to calling him that. I guess I was just trying to be hip.
Good to see the LG taking the message to the Gov. But, he is a little late to join the rhetoric. Incredible.
McDonnell was part of the compromise plan on transportation.... he has been calling for the Gov. to step up for quite a while and Bolling just sat back and did nothing. Now, he wants to get in on the action, I see. Great timing Mr. LG!
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Work is a very normal term, usually one we dislike; "clean up your room !", "mow the lawn !" etc.
This word of "work" brings to mind pushing, pulling, walking back and forth. The very unusual thing about the day-to-day usage is that it is almost identical to the Physics usage of the term.
"The WORK done on an object, is the product of the average force on it and the distance travelled in the direction of the force."
Notice; the work is done on an object, like a lump of wood during wood stacking, by something which exerts a force ( you on the wood ). This force must then proceed to move it through a distance in its direction.
You are stacking wood.
In section A, lifting the wood, you are doing work on the log as the force you exert is in the same direction as the distance travelled.
In section B, apart from a slight amount of force to start moving it along the dotted line, you are doing very little work on the log as the lifting force you exert is not in the direction of travel.
In section C, gravity does work on the log.
In VERY simplistic terms
The unit of work in the modern system is
the joule J . ( Very old units include
the calorie, BTU and the erg. )
Work has no sense of direction. We do not ascribe arrows to work or energy.
Distance is used rather than displacement
in the simple definition because the force acting may take a windy path.
You are literally doing work on the pen when you push it writing. The total
path taken which is important is the distance rather than the displacement.
"ENERGY is the ABILITY of an object to do work for whatever reason."
This again sounds like common sense, but stored energy in whatever form has the same units as work and can do, numerically, that amount of work.
Energy comes in various
Interchangeability of the energies ;
Like momentum, the work-energy idea turns out to be a conservation law. Whenever a process occurs, energy does work and turns into a new form of energy or energies.
When all the forms of energy before and
after any process are added we find exactly the same number.
PRINCIPLE OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY; " In any closed system, the total amount of energy remains constant regardless of any process which takes place."
Again, physicists would like to know why, - it is linked to momentum and mass is also a form of energy. ( OK - what is energy ? )
In falling through a height "h" which is in the same direction as the force, the work done by gravity is
work done = force.dist = Mg.h
thus Grav. Pot. Energy Ep = Mgh
This is a stored energy available to be converted into movement energy on release. The Hydro uses this energy in the form of stored water which is released, converts first to kinetic energy then to electrical energy which is distributed around the State.
KINETIC ENERGY; " Energy available because of the object's motion".
Consider a mass, m, which is moving with a speed , v, and does work which brings it to rest.
The unbalanced force, F, which it exerts in doing the work is, by Newton's Third Law also exerted on it , bringing it to a halt.
Funbal = ma
so, Work done = Funbal . dist = mas
( we are assuming all of this takes place in a straight line so that distance and displacement are essentially the same )
Using 2as = v2 - vo2
we get mas = 1/2 .mv2 = Work done
Ek = Kinetic energy = 1/2 mv2
All forms of energy can have such formulae worked
out for them !
Eg 1; A swing oscillates through a height of 3m. How fast is the little girl going at the bottom of the swing ?
Soln; This movement is not in a straight line so we must rely on conservation of energy to see how fast the girl is going. We must assume that no energy is turned into heat or other less easily calculated forms.
In swinging, the energy changes from Grav. Pot . Energy to Kinetic Energy. So
Ep lost = Ek gained ( cons of energy )
mgh lost = 1/2 .mv2 gained
thus, gh = 1/2 v2 ( as the mass is common )
9.8 . 3 = 0.5 v2
v2 = 58.7
v = 7.65 ms-1
Eg 2; A 4 kg stone is thrown from the top of a hill which is 20m high. It is thrown at 30 ms-1 at angle such that its maximum height reached is 15m.
a) How fast is it travelling at the top ?
b) How fast is travelling when it reaches the bottom ?
Soln; a) We could do this problem by the conventional projectile motion but because it only involves energy changes, that is a far simpler method.
The total energy of the stone at the start of the journey is composed of Kinetic Energy if we start by ignoring that it is above the sea.
Total Energy at start = Ek
= 1/2 mv2
When it rises, 15m it loses kinetic energy but gains pot energy.
Ep gained = mgh' = 4 . 9.8 . 15 = 588 J
At the top we have a mixture of energies = starting energy
thus 1800 = 588 + new Ek
new Ek = 1800 - 588 = 1212 J = 1/2 m(vnew)2
thus vnew = 24.6 ms-1 = speed at the top.
b) At the bottom of the cliff, it has lost additional Ep which is converted into Ek
Additional Ek = mgh" = 4 . 9.8 . 20 = 784 J
new total energy is now = 1800 + 784 = 2584 J
This is now all kinetic energy, so 2584 = 1/2 m(vbottom)2
vbottom = 36 ms-1 near enough.
In every such operation, however, we usually lose some energy in undesirable forms, usually heat generated by friction or some such process.
Heat is not easily turned back into "useful" forms of energy. All of a car's petrol energy eventually turns into heat; much of in the first place out of the exhaust system, some into warming the surrounding air through drag, some in warming the oil in the various parts through friction and lastly in the brakes through friction.
Energy efficient buses try to avoid the latter loss by using some form of energy storage device for example a gyro ( storing kinetic energy ) or electrical generators for converting the vehicle's kinetic energy back to electrical energy.
Ironically, in our houses, we generate heat in stoves, hot water tanks and heaters from the Gravitational Pot. Energy of the stored water. Better insulation lessens the loss of such energy to the outside. Many other techniques exist for decreasing a home's reliance on Hydro energy. We pay, of course, for the Hydro energy we use. The electrical companies use a variant of the joule called a kilowatt-hour.
Most of our food energy is used to generate heat. This provides the conditions for our body cells to flourish in. Spare energy from this is available for doing our day-to-day activities and any left over goes into stored chemical energy called fat.
"Power is the rate of doing work or changing energy."
P = Work Done = ΔEnergy
t t
A powerful person is capable of doing the same work as a less powerful person in a shorter time.
The unit of power is the watt, W which is the Js-1.
Eg ; If Poatina generates 500 MW at 90% efficiency from a head of water 1000m above the generator, how much water is needed each second ?
Soln; The water clearly loses Grav Pot Energy so that this is the energy change we need.
P = Work done = Δenergy
t t
500 x 106 = mgh = m . 9.8 . 1000
t t
thus, m / t = 5.1 x 104 kg s-1 = 51 tonnes s-1
But the station is only 90% efficient, so the required amount of water is
= 51 x 100 / 90 = 56.7 tonnes s-1
Return to Phys tutes list
1. You push a table through 3m with a force of 30N. How much work have you done on the table? The table fails to accelerate continuously due to friction. What form of energy is created? ( 90 J)
2. In lifting a 20kg bucket of water through 2m from a hole, work has been done and energy transformed. What work have you done, where have you obtained the energy from and what form of energy has the water and bucket now got? (392J)
3. You are writing an English essay of total length 3 pages. Estimate how far the pen moves in your script and how much force you apply to the pen on average. Hence estimate how much work you do on the pen. Where does the physical (not mental! ) energy go that you expend? (Is there such a quantity as mental energy?) ( ~ 4J)
4. A major environmental push is for "energy conservation" in the house, work place etc. How does this conception differ from the pure physicists' conception of energy conservation?
5. Comets, in their highly elliptical orbits, travel fastest near the Sun and slowest out beyond Jupiter. Discuss the energy changes in such an orbit.


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Who Will Die in The Vampire Diaries Season 3 Finale?
We've been trying to emotionally preparing ourselves for this moment for weeks, but we know The Vampire Diaries Season 3 finale spells the end for someone near and dear. "I can say now that, for 100%, there is someone who does not survive to the end," Julie Plec says in the producer's preview video for the episode. Our stomachs just flip-flopped.
There are tons of people in danger. Matt (Zach Roerig) drives off Wickery Bridge. Caroline (Candice Accola) and Tyler (Michael Trevino) have been outed to the Council. Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) just had his heart stopped. Bonnie (Kat Graham) looks like she enjoyed dark magic a little too much. Rebekah (Claire Holt) has Alaric (Matt Davis) on her trail, and he is definitely a liability.
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I think the recommendation to try the 12 tooth is a good one. You don't have to run it for thousands of miles (though I did with no damage). You can try it for a couple hundred miles and see if you like that gear ratio or want to go deeper. 12/43 is falls between 13/46 or 13/47. I ran 12/43 for over 2,000 miles and it helped me decide to go with 13/48 which has proven to be an all around great gear for me. This is all with a D606 on the back, though, so my 13/48 is closer to a 13/46 with standard height tire.
My wife's WRR has 13/52 and standard height rear tire and that is great on the trail, but I don't like it on the road. Above 60mph or so, it gets buzzy. That is fine for her, though, since she doesn't ride that bike on the road much and doesn't take that bike much over 65mph. The low gearing there definitely helps liven things up a bit plus she doesn't need to feather the clutch as much in the slow going. First is deep enough that it can pull through whatever within any clutchwork.
That being said, nachtflug, this will never be as peppy as a race 250 or 450, but then, you'll never have to do a valve check at 100 hours and an oil change after every ride, either. I've not modded mine for more power because I get a kick out of wringing it's neck all day long, but those that have done the exhaust, programmer, and airbox mods have really gained a good percentage of power without all the work and expense of a 290 kit. Still, you are pushing nearly 300lbs vs. 235lbs of some of the race 450 bikes. But I sure seem to be a lot fresher after 9 hours of aggressive trail riding compared to when I trail rode my CRF450R.
appreciated. on reflection, the rides I've been on were less than enjoyable as riding was second to dealing with the ridiculously ill suited power. the tease has been in fairly rocky stuff the suspension is a real joy to experience. they sure have come a long way since 1971
. Christ that bike is sweet for a "dual sport".
Is everyone going with GYTR sprockets or just ordering WRR stuff. I really want to try the bike with what sounds like a 13/48 combo and give it another chance. thanks for the input.
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Inauguracion del Colegio Divino Jesus
"…The new school is beautiful! Everybody in the community likes the architectural design. Each day I meet about 50 parents asking for a vacancy for next year..."
– Cecilia Martinez, head teacher
We are excited to announce the completion of the construction for the new Divino Jesus School in Chincha Peru. The old school was affected by the 2007 earthquake and more than 340 small children had no option but to stay in improvised precarious classrooms for more than 5 years.
The opening ceremony marked a very exciting day for the whole community of Pueblo Nuevo as the community offered a lot joy with great local food and some local afro-Peruvian dances to the illustrious attendants including Petra Nemcova Chairwoman of the Happy Hearts Fund and Jorge Ramos from CEO of AFP Integra – Sura Peru, sponsors of this magnificent project. Thanks to Happy Hearts Fund and SURA for building another great school (and for the images–after the break).


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Grey's Anatomy Stars Ellen Pompeo and Kevin McKidd Cozy Up on Set (PHOTO)
While Chief Owen Hunt and Dr. Meredith Grey don't always see to eye to eye on Grey's Anatomy, their portrayers, Kevin McKidd and Ellen Pompeo, couldn't be friendlier.
As the cast shoots the epic two-part Season 9 finale, this duo looks closer than ever, cozying up on set for an adorable Twitter photo.
"Me n the lovely @EllenPompeo!! X," Kevin tweeted with the above pic. Sadly, none of their colleagues joined in, but we hope that as they wrap filming, everyone will tweet more on-set pics.
Typically we can deduce something about the episode from the background of the photo, but in this one, it looks like crew members are just setting up for the next scene. Considering that Kevin directed Season 9, Episode 22: "Do You Believe in Magic?" (airing May 2), hopefully everyone will tweet some behind-the-scenes photos for at least one Throwback Thursday this week or next.
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Presidential Spokesman Omar Amer said on Monday 22/4/2013 that Russia did not ask Egypt to establish a Russian Military base on Egyptian territories in place of the Russian base in Syria.
He stressed that the Egyptian stance towards the Syrian crisis is not bargainable, adding that President Mohamed Morsi emphasized in his meeting with President Vladimir Putin the constants of the Egyptian stance at the Non Alignment Movement summit and on the Quartet initiative which he launched during the Makkah summit that was developed during the summit of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Cairo.
Answering a question on stepping down by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the Spokesman said the Egyptian stance announced in Teheran, Makkah Summit and the visit of the President to Russia is irreversible and is based on a strong conviction that military intervention would prolong the Syrian crisis.
He said the Russian side understands the importance of reaching a politic settlement to the crisis, adding that the two countries had identical stances on that affair.
For his part, Minister of Industry and Trade Hatem Saleh said the visit of the President to Russia was not directed against any state.
He stressed that the relations with the United States and the European Union are strategic, referring to the agreement signed by Egypt with both sides.
He said Egypt neither gives up its stances nor sells its land and any talk to the contrary is baseless.
He added that the Egyptian European partnership is not just ink on paper as cooperation covers the fields of industry, trade and investment.


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All you need to know about The Voice is that Mike Jones spends much of it pointing out that his first album, the aptly-titled Who Is Mike Jones?, went double platinum. Two million in sales is a monumental achievement, but... More
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Song: Swag Thru The Roof
After four years, numerous cuts, a title trimming, and three official singles, the release of Mike Jones' sophomore album, The Voice, is finally on the horizon. Since Jones has stated many times that he's aiming... More
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Houston TX-- In addition to unveiling the cover art for his forthcoming LP, Voice of the Streets, Houston emcee Mike Jones has released a this brand new video for the album's first single, "Cuddy Buddy." Though Twista still... More
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