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Xenopus Cdc14α/β are localized to the nucleolus and centrosome and are required for embryonic cell division
1 Departments of Pathology and Microbiology & Immunology and Program in Cancer Biology, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA 94305 USA
2 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Basic Sciences Division, Seattle, WA 98109, USA
3 University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA
BMC Cell Biology 2004, 5:27 doi:10.1186/1471-2121-5-27Published: 13 July 2004
The dual specificity phosphatase Cdc14 has been shown to be a critical regulator of late mitotic events in several eukaryotes, including S. cerevisiae, S. pombe. C. elegans and H. sapiens. However, Cdc14 homologs have clearly evolved to regulate distinct cellular processes and to respond to regulatory signals important for these processes. The human paralogs hCdc14A and B are the only vertebrate Cdc14 homologues studied to date, but their functions are not well understood. Therefore, it is of great interest to examine the function Cdc14 homologs in other vertebrate species.
We identified two open reading frames from Xenopus laevis closely related to human Cdc14A, called XCdc14α and XCdc14β, although no obvious paralog of the hCdc14B was found. To begin a functional characterization of Xcdc14α and XCdc14β, we raised polyclonal antibodies against a conserved region. These antibodies stained both the nucleolus and centrosome in interphase Xenopus tissue culture cells, and the mitotic centrosomes. GFP-tagged version of XCdc14α localized to the nucleulus and GFP-XCdc14β localized to the centrosome, although not exclusively. XCdc14α was also both meiotically and mitotically phosphorylated. Injection of antibodies raised against a conserved region of XCdc14/β into Xenopus embryos at the two-cell stage blocked division of the injected blastomeres, suggesting that activities of XCdc14α/β are required for normal cell division.
These results provide evidence that XCdc14α/β are required for normal cellular division and are regulated by at least two mechanisms, subcellular localization and possibly phosphorylation. Due to the high sequence conservation between Xcdc14α and hCdc14A, it seems likely that both mechanisms will contribute to regulation of Cdc14 homologs in vertebrates.


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Eric Owens, bass-baritone –Chamber Series Concert
Friday, May 9, 2014
Buckley Recital Hall - 8:00 pm
Grammy-Award winning bass-baritone Eric Owens has catapulted into the American consciousness after triumphant operatic and solo performances with the Metropolitan and other premier opera companies and the nation's top symphony orchestras. Owens' power- ful poise, expansive voice and inventive artistry have earned him a place among the most celebrated voices in both classical and contemporary vocal performance. Owens will perform a recital of lieder, art songs and more at Amherst.
"American bass-baritone Eric Owens speaks to you even in his silences ... and shakes you when he sings."—Chicago Sun-Times
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Sweet Potato Latkes with Smoked Apple Sauce ~ A fun experiment in the NOTCOT test kitchen leads to a delicious collision between Chanukah and a barbecue.#45888
Blank Deck of Matches is a new unique take on the packaging of matches, inspired by playing cards. By designer KC Preslar.#45884
TheLarderBox.com combines three of my favorite things… Post, surprises & food: A new service from Love Your Larder, which specializes in bringing you gorgeous, one-off, edible goodies.#45878
Inaugurated end of 2011 in the Alps of Seis am Schlern, Trentino-Alto Adige, the Alpina Dolomites is a chic hotel of wood, stone and glass, designed with eco-sustainability in mind.
The playful furniture FLIP for kids is designed to support children's creativity and activity. By flipping and turning the exceptionally light chair it changes its appearance and unfolds many different sitting positions.#45875
A new line of tableware/kitchenware and desk accessories under the Pantone Universe brand just launched by Room Copenhagen. Lovely and fun!#45871
Juxtapoz previews Ana Bagayan's solo show 'There Is Time To Kill Today' at Thinkspace Gallery on Feb. 4th! Showcase of new paintings, drawings and debut of a new series of charcoal works on canvas.#45867
Four Corner Store Edition Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim. Limited edition, each in a hand made wooden box.#45861
surface ii, newest video work by the British artist Sam Spreckley, exploring the manipulation of celluloid and the relationships between sound and image. 8mm, HD transfer, digital sound design.#45850
Grilled Cheeses! Little Bear, in the Los Angeles Arts District, serves up a fantastic quartet of sandwiches to go with their selection of Belgian style ales. Smoked salmon, stilton with apples, ale braised brisket and bacon!#45844
Just in time for Valentine's Day 'Closer' print by the artsy duo behind London-based Mr Four Fingers. Heartwarming for those of us who are true lovers of anatomy in art.#45843
Some crab species burrow homes into sandy beaches. When large colonies of crabs are active, they can form unintentional but intricate and beautiful patterns.#45839
XX Shelf by Japanese designer Naoya Matsuo is held together by colored straps that are fixed with push-buttons, an unusual choice for a furniture.#45834
Honeycomb chair is a high chair made of bamboo. The bamboo is bent to form a strong honeycomb structure. By Ching Chi Huang.
Arkiteturacycle - by Stéphane Pinto, a nice storage unit to showcase your bicycle...#45831
Hybrid Design creates a unified experience for all Nike Inc. worldwide brands, consolidating all corporate and media pages into a single web portal.#45829
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Product by Design open the doors to their new creative studio, in a big green building in Bristol.#45814
Judy Chicago re-staged her 1968 performance installation 'Disappearing Environments' at the kick-off party for Art Los Angeles Contemporary 2012. 37 tons of dry ice were used, along with flares for dramatic effect and to assist melting.#45796
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Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a concert at Northwest One! Ms. Nancy will sing traditional Irish songs with the help of her guitar and maybe even some spoons. Bring your dancing shoes--if there is time we will all learn how to dance an Irish jig. The concert starts at 11:30 a.m. on St. Patrick's Day, Wednesday March 17. All ages are welcome. Don't forget to wear green!
Recommended for fans of: British Mysteries, Offbeat Protagonists
Black History Month is in full swing here at Northwest One Library. Check out the circulation desk book display for our favorite works by black authors. Try to figure out who picked what! Here is a taste of what you will see:
Teen Book Club sign up is now available.
Come meet the newest member of the D.C. Public Library system at our all-day Open House! We'll have story time, face painting, cupcake decorating, button-making, a quick lesson on how to upload your videos to YouTube, demonstrations for parents and teachers of the free Tutor.com homework help system, and a special lecture for seniors on improving mental health!
If you enjoy the photography of Gordon Parks, you're in for a treat. Parks was not only an award-winning photographer. He was also a poet, director, author and composer.
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A 19-year-old Newton County man sustained fatal injuries in a single-vehicle accident at the intersection of Gum Creek Road and Ellis Road Tuesday afternoon.
Firefighters who responded to a call for medical assistance on Gum Creek Road Saturday were ambushed by a woman who leapt out of the bushes armed with a shovel and began chasing them while shouting threats such as "I'm going to kill you."
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Volvo Cars will build a $500 million plant - its first in the U.S. - in South Carolina and eventually employ up to 4,000 people there, the company announced Monday.
The Board of Commissioners made discussed several major issues at Tuesday's meeting, including hiring a new county manager and reaching out to the city for additional funds to help save the library.
When Covington fire fighters returned from a fire on West Street recently, their clothes, or "turnout gear," were covered in soot produced from the synthetics burned in the apartment blaze.
Anthony Wayne Johnson will retire as one of the City of Covington's most treasured employees this month after logging nearly 31 years of service.
IN BRIEF: Traffic on Interstate 20 eastbound is backed up starting near the Salem Road exit stretching to the West Avenue exit. A pickup truck was involved in an accident on I-20 eastbound and emergency vehicles are in the right lane. Drivers are advised to use alternate routes.
The issue of passport fees took center stage again at Tuesday evening's Board of Commissioners work session as the Clerk of Courts proposed a new split that would give a third to charitable non-profits, a third to the county, and a third to the Clerk of Courts Office but eliminate the amount taken as income by the Clerk.
An accident on Interstate 20 westbound has traffic heavy near exit 90. Use extreme caution.
The Southern Heartland Art Gallery will be hosting its annual art camps in June and July for children ages six through 12.
The multi-vehicle accident left many blood-covered victims scattered along Hwy 278 outside of Newton County Tuesday. Some were nursing shattered bones and cuts while others stumbled around, confused and moaning for help. The skilled first responders who arrived on scene only had an allotted amount time to take care of the injured and the shipment of radioactive waste that was involved in the wreck.
Newton County residents have had their passports processed by the Newton County Superior Court clerk for many years, but a longstanding state law that allows the clerk of courts to take the $25 passport processing fee as personal income is being scrutinized and reconsidered across the state.
If approved, the school system's transportation department could save hundreds of thousands of dollars by partnering with a company that would bring a parts store to them and stock it with Newton County's needs in mind.
Average retail gasoline prices in Atlanta have fallen 4.5 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $3.82/gal yesterday.
This compares with the national average that has fallen 1.4 cents per gallon in the last week to $3.89/gal, according to gasoline price website AtlantaGasPrices.com.
Spring might be my favorite season. After a ceaseless winter with gray skies and not a hint of green in sight, colorful flowers begin to make their appearance forecasting warmer weather ahead.
And although our spring came early this year and our winter wasn't very cool, it still is a sense of excitement for me. Now, I can hang the jacket in the closet, roll out of bed in the mornings without worrying about the cold hardwood floor touching my feet and toss the layers of clothing to the side.
A call about a possible cardiac arrest on West Drive turned out to be a mom, passed out in the bushes Sunday evening.
A 33-year-old mom was arrested and her child taken by the Department of Family and Children Services after officers reportedly found her with her undernourished baby in a trashed hotel room with methamphetamine.
Officers were called to the Covington Lodge by an anonymous caller who was concerned about the safety of a 2-month-old baby. When they arrived, they reportedly saw Frances Deanna Mattheus standing in front of a room's open door "thrusting the baby up and down in the air and grinding her teeth back and forth, tensing her facial muscles. The baby appeared to be slender and undernourished."
Celebrate Our Home showcases more than 30 features of Newton County using 5x6 foot banners.
UPDATE: I-20 west just west of exit 88 (Almon Road) has all lanes shut down due to the large brush fire and the smoke it is producing.
Porterdale celebrated the opening of three pocket parks Friday and families immediately started taking advantaged of the parks.
Newton County is among 54 Georgia counties that will be subject to a ban on open burning from May 1 to Sept. 30.
Nonprofit corporations and foreign companies that paid annual registration fees between August 12, 2010 and April 13, 2011 may have been overcharge and eligible for a partial refund.
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Floral patterned mini dress with cool and colorful embroidered trimming. Keyhole opening at front of neckline with button closure. Button tabs at each sleeve hem to shorted sleeves. Light pleating and front and back of waist.
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Rated 1 out of 5Â by monikal Nothing like the picture. This dress is orange, and looks like a night gown. I was expecting a more orangey red after reading the other reviews, but it's nothing close to red. I ordered a small, which always fits me but this looks huge on me. A belt doesn't help, and it's beyond a few repairs. It's too long and too loose, and they must have tightened it at the waist a lot when they photographed it on the model because it looks like a box on me. A box that I would sleep in. Except I won't. Because I want to keep my boyfriend. 3.5.2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by longboardlover Nice but just OK I received this dress from an online order and was a bit disappointed that it is not the tomato red that I expected. The colour is much more muted and orangey than the pictures. It fits me well, but is a little loose. At 5'11" it is too short to wear without leggings and I was surprised at how long it was at the back as it is not advertised as a high low dress. It comes to the back of my knees at the back and very high on my thighs at the front. The dress is still cute and I will be keeping it as I can wear it with leggings or over skinnys. 2.24.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by joby Very cute! This dress is so sweet! I bought the XS and I'm a size 6-8 - fits really well. It's a dress you can wear with sandals in summer or tights and boots in winter. The only downside would be that the fabric is quite thin and it's not lined. It doesn't really look like it should be priced over $100. I would have given it 5 stars if the price matched the look and quality of the product. 2.14.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Elysia My New Favorite. I bought this dress in black at my local fp store in a sz small. It looks awesome with tights or bare legs and boots. It's versatile, fun, and perfect. I love when I find dresses like this one. I also LOVE the touches of green! Color of the year! For reference, I am a 34B, 27" waist, 135 lbs. and 5"8. 2.9.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Lovejeans I love this dress! I am kind of between sizes though. The piping in the back makes a beautiful line and the added length in back is a bonus. Very unique. The dress is snug on me through the shoulders but if I go up to a medium, it's large through the bust... I hate it when this happens! 2.8.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by fplinsey Gorgeous Gorgeous dress! Fits very tight in the shoulder area though and very roomy towards the bottom of the dress. I recommend sizing up in it if you have broader shoulders. 2.6.2013
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Janesays Weird Fit I feel a little matronly in this dress. Perhaps I should have sized down, since the bust area is too roomy. But I am afraid it wouldn't fit in the arms and shoulders if I went down a size. I am a 36C, 5'7 and 143 lbs. I usually wear a M for shoulders and arm length, but in this case a S would've been worth a try. Cute pattern and stitching. The neon green isn't as noticeable in the photo, but very cute. Just wish it was a better fit for me. I plan to keep it and have it altered. 1.27.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Jerica715 Pretty & comfy I got this dress at in the red/orange the Raleigh store a couple weeks ago and I couldn't be happier! I typically get M but sized down to a small so it wouldn't look too big & boxy. I'm an hourglass shape (36B, 27" waist, 39" hips) so it's best when a dress accentuates my smaller waist & downsizing plus the detail at the top does just that! The colors are really nice in person & it flows beautifully over curves :). Also, I'm 5'8" & the small still hit about mid-thigh in the front 1.25.2013
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James Robinson delivers some entertaining surprises in "Age of Ultron vs. Marvel Zombies" #1, but Steve Pugh and Ron Garney deliver more consistency across a diverse array of styles.
John Romita Jr., Klaus Janson and Gene Luen Yang's introductory "Superman" #41 has its moments, but is ultimately a weakly-scripted chapter in the out-of-order "Truth" saga.
Chuck Palahniuk and Cameron Stewart uncover some new history about the man trying not to be Tyler Durden in "Fight Club 2" #2.
Bryan Hitch pulls double duty as writer and penciller, delivering a somewhat inconsistent but overall enjoyable introduction in "Justice League of America" #1.
Alex de Campi, Fernando Ruiz and Rich Koslowski prove that two vastly disparate franchises can share the same comic -- mostly -- in "Archie vs. Predator" #3.
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In a single standalone issue, Robert Venditti and CAFU span millennia and the origin of the X-O Manowar armor in "X-O Manowar: Valiant 25th Anniversary Special" #1.
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WholeFoods Magazine SourceBook: The Natural Products Directory
Austin, TX—Continuing an upward trend apparent since 2003, sales of herbal supplements grew in 2010, according to a report published in the HerbalGram (published by the American Botanical Council). 2010 herb sales were $5.2 billion, marking a 3.3% increase over 2009 figures.
Rockville, MD—If the House of Representatives' Committee on Appropriations has its way, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will have less cash in fiscal year 2012.
Washington, D.C.—It's déjà vu for hemp supporters as a bill supporting hemp farming in the United States has been reintroduced in Congress. If passed, the bill would end a 50+-year ban on hemp farming.
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Rockville, MD—The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued two new rules under the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) that are intended to improve food safety. The rules take effect July 3.
Las Vegas, NV—The Natural Products Association's (NPA) official industry showcase and conference, held since 1938 and now owned and produced by New Hope Natural Media, will take place here from June 23 through 25. This year's show will offer a bevy of education and opportunity for retailers and manufacturers big and small, according to show organizers.
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Rumblog: Shelley's News
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Weiner Fallout, George W. Shaves His Head and Beenie Baby Broke
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New Weiner Pics, Gov. Pays Back Money and Royal Big Baby
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Royal Baby, Truman Strike Group Deploys and Great Barrier Reef Bombing
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Get to know: Wisconsin's Jared Berggren
By Myron Medcalf
Bo Ryan never promised
Jared Berggren
anything. Not playing time. Not a particular role. Nothing.
And that's what the Minnesota native appreciated about Ryan's approach in recruiting. The honesty.
But he didn't always enjoy sitting on the sideline as he redshirted his freshman year in 2008-09. And sometimes it was tough to play limited minutes behind Jon Leuer and Keaton Nankivil throughout the previous two seasons.
The experience, however, has taught Wisconsin's junior center to value his time on the floor.
Wisconsin is looking to senior big man Jared Berggren to be a leader this upcoming season. "It's my time," he said.
"I definitely waited my time to get significant minutes," he told ESPN.com. "I think every year I made improvement in every area of my game. I had plenty of time to watch and learn from other guys."
Berggren (10.5 ppg, 5.1 rpg, 1.6 bpg, 1.1 spg) is the leading shot blocker in the Big Ten, a key piece for a Badgers squad ranked second in Ken Pomeroy's adjusted defensive efficiency ratings.
The Badgers will need the best Berggren when Ohio State comes to Madison for a Saturday matchup between the Big Ten's top two teams. Berggren will certainly get some help against
Jared Sullinger
, but his defensive effort alone could sway the outcome.
"He's a great player, so we're going to have our hands full," Berggren said. "He's probably better than anyone we'll face all year. We've got to work to limit his touches. Try to keep the ball out of his hands as much as possible. If he does get the ball, try to play solid defense on him, force him into a tough shot. And just play solid team defense. You can't always play him one-on-one."
Ryan snatched Berggren -- one of three key Minnesotans on Wisconsin's roster -- from the Gopher State. He was a Mr. Basketball finalist during his senior season at Princeton High School in Princeton, Minn., who received a scholarship offer to play for the Gophers.
But like other Minnesota prep standouts before and after him, the 6-foot-10 Berggren chose instead to play for the Gophers' rivals. He said he picked Wisconsin over Minnesota and other Division I programs because he believed he would thrive in Ryan's system.
"I liked everything about the program. I felt like it was just the best fit for me academically and athletically," he said. "The system that they play in, I could really see myself fitting into. I definitely was happy with my decision from Day 1."
Berggren hasn't been as effective in conference play on the offensive end as he was during the nonconference season. But he's made up for those challenges with his defense.
During his squad's six-game winning streak -- which followed a three-game losing skid -- he's recorded 11 blocks. Berggren said he worked on his footwork and physique in the offseason to prep for the uptick in minutes and defensive demands.
Leuer and Nankivil were known for their offensive versatility. They could post up or pop out to the arc and knock down 3s.
But Berggren is more of a true post. He can hit 3s (27 this season), but he tends to play closer to the bucket than his predecessors in part because this year's Badgers rely so heavily on their guard play.
Berggren, however, never worries about his role. He's just happy to provide meaningful minutes, an opportunity that demanded three years of patience.
"It was definitely frustrating," he said. "After redshirting, I kind of expected to get a little bit more time. Sometimes the minutes would come but not as much as I wanted. … I tried to just stay positive, keep working hard. Tried to stay confident and know that my time would come, eventually."


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1. What Is the History of Medicine and Public Health?
Susan Reverby and David Rosner, Medical Culture and Historical Practice.
Charles E. Rosenberg, Medicine's Institutional History and Its Policy Implications.
James T. Patterson, Disease in the History of Medicine and Public Health.
2. Colonial Beginnings: A New World of Peoples, Disease, and Healing.
1. Le Page du Pratz, a French Observer in Louisiana, Reports on Natchez Nation Healing Practices, 1720 - 1728.
2. Cotton Mather, a Boston Minister, Proselytizes for Smallpox Inoculation, 1722.
3. William Douglass, Boston Physician, Decries the Dangerous Infatuation.
with Smallpox Inoculation, 1722.
4. A Broadside Laments the Death of Fifty-Four in a Hartford Epidemic, 1725.
5. Zabdiel Boyston of Boston Recounts His Experiences as the First Physician to Inoculate Against Smallpox in the American Colonies, 1726.
6. A Virginia Domestic Guide to the Diseases of the American Colonies Makes, Every Man His Own Doctor, 1734.
7. Andrew Blackbird of the Ottawa Nation Records a Story from Indian Oral Tradition About the Decimation of His People by Smallpox in the Early 1760s, 1887.
Colin G. Calloway, Indians, Europeans, and the New World of Disease and Healing.
John B. Blake, Smallpox Inoculation Foments Controversy in Boston.
3. The Medical Marketplace in the Early Republic, 1785 - 1825.
1. George Washington's Physicians Narrate His Final Illness and Death, 1799.
2. Elizabeth Drinker, a Philadelphia Quaker, Recounts in Her Diary the Physician-Attended Birth of Her Daughter's Sixth Child, 1799.
3. Benjamin Rush Tells His Medical Students at the University of Pennsylvania of the Trials and Rewards of a Medical Career, 1803.
4. A Medical Apprentice in Rural South Carolina Records Daily Life in His Diary, 1807.
5. James Jackson and John C. Warren, Leading Boston Physicians, Solicit Support for Founding the Massachusetts General Hospital, 1810.
6. Walter Channing, a Harvard Medical Professor, Warns of the Dangers of Women Practicing Midwifery, 1820.
7. A Young Physician Struggles to Get into Practice in Ohio, 1822.
8. Samuel Thomson, Botanic Healer, Decries the Regular Medical Profession as a Murderous Monopoly, 1822.
Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, The Medical Challenge to Midwifery.
Lisa Rosner, The Philadelphia Medical Marketplace.
4. Antebellum Medical Knowledge, Practice, and Patients, 1820 - 1860.
1. A New York Medical Student Recounts in His Diary His Emotional Responses to Surgery, 1828.
2. Jacob Bigelow, Harvard Medical Professor, Challenges the Physician's Power to Cure, 1835.
3. A Medical Apprentice Writes from Rochester About a Cadaver Resurrected for Dissection, 1841.
4. An Eastern-Educated Physician in Indiana Advises Other Emigrants About the Distinctive Character of Diseases of the West, 1845.
5. Reformer Dorothea Dix Calls on Tennessee Legislators to Turn State Insane Asylum into a Curative Hospital, 1847.
6. A Yale Medical Student Decries the Use of Anesthesia in Childbirth, 1848.
7. Samuel Cartwright, Medical Professor and Racial Theorist, Reports to the Medical Association of Louisiana on the .
Diseases and Physical Peculiarities of the Negro Race, 1851.
8. A Tennessee Physician Calls for the Cultivation of a Distinctive Southern Medical Literature, 1860.
Charles E. Rosenberg, Belief and Ritual in Antebellum Medical Therapeutics.
Martin S. Pernick, Pain, the Calculus of Suffering, and Antebellum Surgery.
Todd L. Savitt, Race, Human Experimentation, and Dissection in the Antebellum South.
5. The Healer's Identity in the Mid-Nineteenth Century: Character, Care, and Competition, 1830-1875.
1. A County Medical Society Bemoans the Prevalence of Quackery and Public Opinion Opposed to Legal Regulation of Medical Practice, 1843.
2. Mary Gove Nichols, Women's Health Reformer, Explains Why She Became a Water-Cure Practitioner, 1849.
3. A New York State Doctor Rails to His Professional Brethren Against the Education of Women as Physicians, 1850.
4. John Ware, Harvard Medical Professor, Advises What Makes a Good Medical Education, 1850.
5. Domestic Practitioners of Hydropathy in the West Testify to Their Faith in Water Cure, 1854.
6. Elizabeth and Emily Blackwell, Pioneer Women Physicians, Extoll the Woman Physician as the Connecting Link Between Women's Health Reform and the Medical Profession, 1859.
7. Edward H. Clarke, an Eminent Boston Physician, Asserts That Biology Blocks the Higher Education of Women, 1873.
John Harley Warner, Science, Healing, and the Character of the Physician.
Regina Markell Morantz-Sanchez, Science, Health Reform, and the Woman Physician.
6. The Civil War, Efficiency, and the Sanitary Impulse, 1845-1870.
1. John Griscom, Physician and Reformer, Reports to the Municipal Government on the Sanitary Condition of the Laboring Population of New York, 1845.
2. World Traveler Harriet Martineau Advises America on Keeping Troops Healthy During Wartime, 1861.
3. Kate Cumming, Alabama Nursing Volunteer, Writes in Her Journal About Conditions in the Confederate Army Hospital Service, 1862.
4. Medical Editor Stephen Smith Preaches the Gospel of Sanitary Reform During Wartime, 1863.
5. Nursing Volunteer Louisa May Alcott Reports to Readers at Home About Her Experiences in the Union Army, 1863.
6. A Maine Physician Writes to His Wife About His Experiences in the Union Army, 1864.
7. Sanitary Reformers Build upon Civil War Precedents to Clean Up Post-War Cities, 1865.
Suellen Hoy, American Wives and Mothers Join the Civil War Struggle in a Battle Against Dirt and Disease.
Bonnie E. Blustein, Linking Science to the Pursuit of Efficiency in the Reformation of the Army Medical Corps During the Civil War.
7. Reconfiguring Scientific Medicine, 1865-1900.
1. Henry P. Bowditch, a Recent Harvard Medical Graduate Studying in Europe, Finds in Experimental Laboratory Physiology the Path to a New Scientific Medicine, 1869.
2. Clarence Blake, a Young Boston Physician Studying in Europe, Finds in Clinical Specialism the Path to a New Scientific Medicine, 1869.
3. Roberts Bartholow, Philadelphia Medical Professor, Celebrates Experimental Medicine and the Ongoing Therapeutic Revolution, 1879.
4. Daniel W. Cathell, M.D., Councils Physicians on How to Succeed in Business, 1882.
5. New York Newspaper Launches Fundraising Campaign for Miraculous New Diphtheria Cure, 1894.
John Harley Warner, Professional Optimism and Professional Dismay over the Coming of the New Scientific Medicine.
Bert Hansen, Popular Optimism About the Promise of the New Scientific Medicine: The Case of Rabies Vaccine.
8. The Gospel of Germs: Microbes, Strangers, and Habits of the Home, 1880-1925.
1. A Professor of Hygiene Reports on the Success of Municipal Laws in Battling the American Spitting Habit, 1900.
2. Charles V. Chapin, Public Health Leader, Proclaims a New Relationship Among .
Dirt, Disease, and the Health Officer,1902.
3. Terence V. Powderly, Commissioner-General of Immigration, Warns of the Menace to the Nation's Health of the New Immigrants, 1902.
4. John E. Hunter, African American Physician, Admonishes Antituberculosis Activists to Recognize That Blacks and Whites Must Battle Germs as Their Common Enemy, 1905.
5. Advertising Health, the National Association for the Prevention and Study of Tuberculosis Promotes Antituberculosis Billboards, 1910.
6. A Georgia Physician Addressing the Negro Health Problem. Warns That Germs Know No Color Line, 1914.
7. The Modern Health Crusade Mobilizes Children for Health Reform, 1918.
8. Popular Health Magazine Hygeia Depicts the Germ as a Stereotyped Dangerous Alien Criminal, 1923.
Nancy Tomes, Germ Theory, Public Health Education, and the Moralization of Behavior in the Antituberculosis Crusade.
Alan M. Kraut, Physicians and the New Immigration During the Progressive Era.
Guenter B. Risse, Bubonic Plague, Bacteriology, and Anti-Asian Racism in San Francisco, 1900.
9. Strategies for Improving Medical Care: Institutions, Science, and Standardization, 1870 - 1940.
1. Educational Reformer Abraham Flexner Writes a Muckraking Report on Medical Schools, 1910.
2. Black Woman Physician Isabella Vandervall Laments the Racial and Gender Discrimination in the Program for Reforming Medical Education, 1917.
3. The American College of Surgeons Urges Standards for Hospital Efficiency and Physician Accountability, 1918.
4. Reform Committee Led by Josephine Goldmark Probes Nursing Education, 1923.
5. Rockefeller Foundation Reacts to a Growing Concern That Medical Education Reform Has Worsened Doctor Shortages in Rural America, 1924.
Ronald L. Numbers, Physicians, Community, and the Qualified Ascent of the American Medical Profession.
Kenneth M. Ludmerer, Balancing Educational and Patient Needs in the Creation of the Modern Teaching Hospital.
Janet A. Tighe, A Lesson in the Political Economics of Medical Education.
10. Expert Advice, Social Authority, and the Medicalization of Everyday Life, 1890 - 1930.
1. Questions Answered in a Leading Popular Journal About the Medical Status of Inebriety, 1911.
2. A Doctor Advises Mothers in a Mass-Circulation Women's Journal, 1920.
3. Psychiatrist Augusta Scott Proselytizes for Greater Legal Reliance on Medical Assessments of Mental Health, 1922.
4. The United States Army Tests the Mental Fitness of Recruits, 1921.
5. Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Upholds State Sterilization Practices, 1924.
6. Families Seek Expert Advice from the Children's Bureau When Health Questions Arise, 1916 - 1926.
Rima D. Apple, Physicians and Mothers Construct Scientific Motherhood. .
Elizabeth Lunbeck, Psychiatrists, the Hypersexual Female,and a New Medical Management of Morality in the Progressive Era.
11. The Technological Imperative? Hospitals, Professions, and Patient Expectations, 1890 - 1950.
1. Physician Charles L. Leonard Extolls the Diagnostic Virtues of the New X-Ray Technology, 1897.
2. Editor of Leading Medical Journal Urges Precautionary X-ray Examinations,1912.
3. Journalist William Armstrong Reports to Women About His Investigation of the New Birthing Technology, Twilight Sleep,1915.
4. Doctor Analyzes Clinical Data to Determine the Safety and Effectiveness of Twilight Sleep,1915.
5. Advertisement Insists That for a Hospital to Refuse to Buy Its Pulmotor. Is Tantamount to Malpractice, 1919.
6. Medical Educator Francis Peabody Cautions Against Blind Faith in the Clinical Authority of the Laboratory, 1922.
7. Prominent African American Anatomy Professor Montagu Cobb Questions the Assumptions of a Leading Textbook About the Biology of Race, 1942.
Joel D. Howell, Making Machines Clinically Useful in the Modern Hospital.
Judith Walzer Leavitt, Twilight Sleep : Technology and the Medicalization of Childbirth.
Keith Wailoo, The Power of Genetic Testing in a Conflicted Society.
12. The Culture of Biomedical Research: Human Subjects, Power, and the Scientific Method, 1920 - 1965.
1. Public Health Service Physicians Publish Their Observations of Untreated Syphilis in a Population of African American Men in Macon County, Alabama, 1936.
2. A Tuskegee Doctor in the Field Requests Research Advice from the Public Health Service Office in Washington, D.C., 1939.
3. A. N. Richards, Head of the Office of Scientific Research and Development, Updates the Medical Community on Promising Wartime Science, 1943.
4. The Elite of World War II Medical Science Rally Support for a Greater Public Investment in Biomedical Research, 1945.
5. A Leading Research Scientist Embraces the Nuremberg Code as a Guide to Ethical Practice in an Age of Human Experimentation, 1953.
6. Public Health Service Physicians Praise Thirty Years of Government-Sponsored Human Subject Research in the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, 1964.
7. A Private Physician Raises Questions That Go Unanswered About the Morality of the Tuskegee Experiment, 1965.
8. A Physician-Historian-Activist Explores the Legacy of Distrust Fostered by the Tuskegee Study, 1993.
Harry M. Marks, The Politics and Protocols of World War II Veneral Disease and Pencillin Research Programs.
Susan E. Lederer, The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment and the Conventions and Practice of Biomedical Research.
13. Public Health and the State During an Age of Biomedical Miracles, 1925 - 1960.
1. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Calls Out the Vote for a County Tuberculosis Hospital, c. 1920s.
2. A Group of Private Citizens Organize to Investigate and Reform the American Health Care System, 1932.
3. Texas Congressman Maury Maverick Pleads for a National Cancer Center, 1937.
4. Science Writer Paul deKruif and Surgeon General Thomas Parran Join Forces to Admonish Women About the Dangers of Venereal Disease, 1937.
5. President Truman Confronts Congress About the Need for a National Health Program, 1947.
6. Journalist Bernard Devoto Offers a Public Tour of the AMA's Annual Meeting and a Glimpse into the Mind of the Medical Profession, 1947.
7. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Instructs Parents and Physicians About Human Trials of a New Polio Vaccine, 1954.
Susan E. Lederer and John Parascandola, Screening Syphilis: Hollywood, the Public Health Service, and the Fight Against Venereal Disease.
Allan Brandt, Polio, Politics, Publicity, and Duplicity: The Salk Vaccine and the Protection of the Public.
14. Rights, Access, and the Bottom Line: Health Politics and Health Policy, 1960 - 2000.
1. Medical Editor Warns About the New Medical-Industrial Complex,1980.
2. Public Health Advocates Plead for AIDS Awareness, 1980s.
3. President Clinton Calls for a Health Security Act, 1993.
4. Journalist Laurie Abraham Captures the Human Drama of Medicare, 1993.
5. Federal Committee Criticizes Actions of the National Cancer Institute, 1994.
6. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop Remembers the Early Days of AIDS,
Rosemary Stevens, Medicare and the Transformation of the Medical Economy.
Amy Sue Bix, Breast Cancer and AIDS Activism Revolutionize Health Politics.
15. The Persisting Search for Health and Healing at the End of the Twentieth Century.
1. Feminists Reclaim Women's Health Care, 1971.
2. A Psychiatrist Integrates Folk and Medical Healing Practices, 1975.
3. Patient Audre Lorde Confronts Breast Cancer Treatment, 1980.
4. Mexican Immigrant Jesusita Aragon Recounts Her Work as a Midwife, 1980.
5. Perri Klass, a Physican and Writer, Ponders the Feminization of the Medical Profession, 1992.
6. Journalist Anne Fadiman Chronicles a Collision of Healing Cultures, 1997.
David J. Rothman, The Doctor as Stranger: Medicine and Public Distrust.
Allan M. Brandt, Risk, Behavior, and Disease: Who Is Responsible for Keeping Americans Healthy?
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Really nice work- I love the details on the clothes.
Oh good day, My name's Benoit "D.G.F." Hanikenne, I am a graduated graphic design engineer and an intermediate video games 2D/3D artist. The main platform I work with is Half-Life (Goldsource engine). My main speciality was model porting and customisation, until I began creating my very own models, step by step. I'm also specialized in World War II Germany's uniforms and materials, as you will be able to figure out by yourself by checking the few screenshots I have posted on this profile. I mostly create props, static items and I'm able to create simple and more complicated textures from nothing. Organic modelling is my one weakness, but I can most easly port something to any skeletons and make the product very professional looking. I am currently working on a Single player modification for HL1 called "Abyss 048", you can find this mod on it's moddb page. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or if you need my help with any projects.
Really nice work- I love the details on the clothes.
Hello CallumSharp279.
Trempler's not a native english speaker. He's doing big efforts to avoid as much mistakes in his writing as he can.
I'm sure everyone's thanking you for your involvement in his path to a better knowledge of english language.
But your comment being unrelated to the topic of this post, I'll request you to private message him the next time.
This mod is not involving any professional activity. We're a group of friends sharing the same hobby, working together on a common project.
The message our friend wrote above was targeting the community that follows us or/and the possible visitors that will come over to read it.
Have a good day.
Ladies and gentlemen, I introduce you the new lighting of our mod !
Special mention to our programmer who has been working hard on it, and it was worth it, the result looks terrific.
Oh good day BondKrieger.
Thank you for the nice words, hope you will like the content of this mod aswell !
For your information this case is yellow, not golden. You may be aware the story of this mod is happening underwater, yes ? Deep underwater. You don't want to bring dark colored cases with you where everything is dark.
Plus those are supposed to contain interesting items (weapons, ammunition etc.) so a bright color is the the most indicated choice.
Ah, we're not yet ready for the top100. I don't want our project to be viewed by everyone as we don't have enough content to show them and satisfiate their curiosity.
I'm sure our time will come later on, maybe next year ? Who knows. We're having a great time working on this project, and this is what matters to me, and to the other members, I'm sure.
Haha thanks for the advice James, but the seam effect is caused by the smoothing groups I created ! Milkshape is like that haha. The texture itself is seamless.
The normal mapping has been made for a test (it is possible to have normal mapping on models in HL1) but I highly doubt it'll be used in the final product as we don't even use it for the maps.
Haha. Unfortunately for you, Barney has never learned to swim two hundred meters under water.
Good model, despite the fact it looks like a giant vagina. Haha.
After I posted my first comment on this picture, I find yours a bit suspicious.
Abyss048 is Migraine, it just changed name.


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Shaftesbury Barnet Athletics Club members David Stone, 11, and Jessica Hurley, 14 have been named the winners of the 2013 Daniel Sacks Memorial Awards for Outstanding Young Athletic Achievement.
Richard Goodman ran a solid race to help Great Britain and Northern Ireland secure team gold medals in the European under-23 Cross Country Championships in Belgrade.
Richard Goodman showed that he is back to his best with a storming performance at the European Cross Country trials in Liverpool.
Competing in his first year in the under-23 age group, Goodman placed fourth overall, and was the second finisher aged under-23, in the 9.8km Great Britain & Northern Ireland team selection race.
David Stone, 11, placed fourth among the 759 runners taking part in the Battersea Park MoRun.
Stone completed the 5km event in 17:26, more than a minute-and-a-half ahead of the next placed runner aged under 20.
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I had read this eyeshadow was really great. At first I thought the shimmery frosty texture & color was so pretty. It just doesnt seem anything special on my fair skin. It shows up only a bit peachy & flesh toned on me, but doesnt pop. I hardly ever use it. Oh well...Im glad it works so well for others.
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Q | Jul 6, 2015
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The Current | Jul 6, 2015
Who are you really? Psychologist Brian Little thinks we have a tendency to see ourselves as one type of individual... An extrovert or a neurotic perhaps but says we are much more complex. He explains why the phrase "personality type" is an oxymoron.
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Day 6 | Jul 3, 2015
Ottawa's proposed memorial to victims of communism is mired in controversy. Day 6 talks to Canadians who've fled communist countries to hear how they feel about the memorial and the controversies surrounding it.
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Grownups Read Things They Wrote as Kids | Jul 6, 2015
Grownups share teenage existential angst, recount a visit with Ronald Reagan, and tell the story of pair of dice: one good, one evil. Recorded live in Montreal, QC.


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Have we done a gtky? Name and due date and state?
What do y'all think?
Hi I am Kimberly. I have a 10 year old son (I did not have HG thankfully with him) and am due with a baby girl in April. I live in Virginia.
Mom to Ryan born 8/9/01
Mom to Emma born 4/21/12
oh, and I'm from southern New Hampshire.
Hi there!!! I live in Minnesota and have two daughters, have had two losses, and am due now August 22, 2012. HG every time. It's going to be a long road and I am so glad I have this board. HUGS!
Hi, I'm Janna and live near Wellington, New Zealand. I'm not due until August but from day 1 I've been sick again. Last preg I had HG and sister and cousins have all had it.
I have a lovely 18mth old girl Ottilie Madeleine (Tilly) and am currently wondering how I will cope with a toodler and HG.
Hi, I'm Randi, from Oregon, and due July 7th
Hi ladies,
I'm Scottie and I live in Washington. I have 1 DS who is the light of my life but made me miserable with HG. I also lost a baby before him and had HG then too. This is my 3rd pregnancy (due Sept 15) and I'm at the early stages so trying to enjoy food for the last few days that I have. First HG started at 6 1/2 weeks and with my DS at 5 1/2 weeks. So grateful to have this board and share with women who understand and don't say to you...well at least your pregnant.
1DS, 1DD and our tie-breaker is due June 2015!
Hello! I'm Brandy. This is my 4th pregnancy with one ending in m/c. With my first, I was sick all day, everyday but I don't think it was hg, just really bad morning sickness that was mostly controlled with zofran. HG with the rest though and each one gets worse- I fought to stay out of the hospital with ydd and have had a hospital stay with this one and came out with a zofran pump which is helping a lot. I am due with this one on July 9th or 10th. We probably won't find out the gender but I am very anxious to make sure the little one is healthy in a few weeks.
Mommy to A1 2007, M/C 11/08, A2 2010, A3 2012, M/C 9/13