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ITT's Interconnect Solutions is an international manufacturer and supplier of connectors, including circular, rectangular, fiber optic, RF, power and high voltage, audio, PCMCIA, Compact Flash Card, enclosures, cable assemblies, I/O card kits and LAN components, and application specific custom solutions. The Interconnect Solutions portfolio includes the brands Cannon, VEAM and BIW. Our products include: connectors and interconnects for the military, aerospace, industrial, oil and gas, medical and transportation markets.
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Welcome to luxury boutique resort Villa Sabai Jai on Koh Tao, Thailand
Our luxury and exclusive boutique pool villas for rent on the small island Koh Tao in the Gulf of Thailand is the perfect place for those seeking for privacy, luxury and tranquility. Situated on a cape 35 meters above the sea "away from it all", still only a ten minute ride down to town and nightlife. All villas have unobstructed seaviews and are facing south and southwest, which means you will enjoy lovely sunsets. The villas include cleaning and bedding every day. We also offer breakfast service, massage on our own massage beds and a private chef if you would like to have dinner in the villa. Our pool villas are the most comfortable and ultimate luxury getaway resort villas on the island Koh Tao in Thailand.
Eagle Villa
Our biggest and most luxury pool villa, three double bedrooms whith ensuite bathroom, all in separate buildings. Breakfast and daily maid service incl in the price. Six adults and two extra beds (only for children). The perfect getaway for couples traveling together or families with teenagers, privacy but still close together.
Gecco Villa
Luxury pool villa, four double bedrooms, two with ensuite bathroom and two rooms sharing one. Daily maid service incl in the price. Eight adults and one extra sofa bed (only for children). The perfect resort villa for big families with small children or teenagers and friends or couples traveling together.
Turtle Villa
Luxury pool villa, three double bedrooms, all with ensuite bathroom. Daily maid service incl in the price. Six adults, two extra beds and one sofa bed (only for children). The perfect resort villa for big families with small children or teenagers and friends or couples traveling together.
Villa Sabai Jai Reviews
Nice host
I was attracted by the introduction and beautiful pictures of the villa and contacted Bob for further information. Bob provided very quick replies with a lot of useful information.
Traumhafte Villa mit noch traumhafteren Meerblick
Wir waren 1 Woche in der Eagle Villa Sabai Jai. Es ist mit Sicherheit eine der schönsten Villen gewesen, in der wir je waren. Nicht nur die Lage ist phänomenal, die Villa ist auch sehr hochwertig und liebevoll eingerichtet mit vielen kleinen Detail.
Paradise found
My wife and I loved koh tao the first time we went there 5 years ago. But when we returned to the saba jai with our good friends to celebrate our ten year anniversary did we realize we found a piece of paradise.
Super seaview villa
Feb 2015 This is a super Seaview villa, beautiful scenery surprise us, away. Butler service very intimate. Beautiful sky at night must not be missed.
Jan 2015 The villa you created up the hills is absolutely breathtaking. The peaceful place you have chosen and the wonderful view from sunset till sundown are amazing.

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South Korea has even redefined the word "love" to mean only "a feeling or affection for a person of the opposite sex."


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Walter T. Browher, Jr., 91
MEREDITH — Walter Thomas Browher, Jr., of Meredith, N.H., passed away on Tuesday, March 31, at his daughter's home, surrounded by family. He was 91 years old.
He was born to Nettie (Newman) and Walter Thomas Browher, Sr. on September 19th, 1923 in Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia, where his grandfather and father ran a bakery and grocery store. He earned his high school diploma from Glynn Academy in 1941 and worked at Brunswick Pulp & Paper before joining the US Navy in 1942. During World War II, he trained in aircraft mechanics and aerial gunnery. He eventually would be stationed in Hawaii, New Caledonia, and Guam, where he repaired and maintained Wildcat, Hellcat, and F4U Corsair fighter aircraft. After his discharge at the end of the war, he played trombone along with his brother, Roger, who played trumpet. They both played in a dance band and performed in and around Brunswick, and The Golden Isles. He met his wife, Marie, of Manchester, N.H., who was working as a waitress at The Cloister Hotel on Sea Island. They were married on St. Simons Island, Georgia, August 1, 1950 at St. William's Catholic Church. They were married for 64 years until her passing in January of this year.
Walter had a long career as a sign maker, owning and operating Atlantic Neon Signs in Brunswick before moving with his family to New Hampshire in 1974. He worked at Northern Electric Signs, Paquette Signs, Sign Masters of Laconia, and The Sign Shop, designing and painting signs well into his 80s. He was an active communicant of St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in Meredith, as a former parish council member, Eucharistic minister, and long-time member of the parish choir until two years ago.
Survivors include his sons, Christopher Browher and his wife Lynn, of Laconia; Michael Browher and his wife Patricia, of Meredith; daughter, Celeste Woodbury and husband James, of Belmont; three younger siblings, a brother Roger Browher of McIntyre, Ga., and sisters Virginia Browher Lipthratt, of Brunswick, Ga., and Eleanor Browher Miller, also of Brunswick. In addition, he is survived by several nieces, nephews, eight grandchildren, and ten great-grandchildren, as well as his beloved dog, Bailey.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church (300 Route 25), Meredith, on Saturday, April 11, 2015 at 11 a.m. A visitation hour will be held in the narthex of the church before the service at 10:15 a.m. A luncheon will follow the Mass in the church hall. A graveside committal service will be held on Friday, May 8, 2015 at 11:30 a.m., at the NH Veterans' Cemetery in Boscawen, where he will be laid to rest at the same time as his wife, Marie.
Walter was an avid gardener, and a lover of nature and animals. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Squam Lake Science Center in Holderness, NH http://www.nhnature.org/support/tribute_gifts.php
Mayhew Funeral Home & Crematorium of Meredith and Plymouth are handling the arrangements. For Walter's Book of Memories: www.mayhewfuneralhomes.com
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Jeremiah R. Moses, 37
DANBURY — Jeremiah Ross Moses, 37, a resident of Danbury since 1986 died at his home, Wednesday, April 1, 2015 following a long illness. He was born in Laconia, June 7, 1977, son of Barry L. and Linda J. (Butler) Moses. He moved from Tilton to Danbury with his family. Jeremiah was a graduate of Newfound Area High School, class of 1996. While in high school he enjoyed working with the theater tech crew helping to produce plays, entertaining fellow classmates and local residents. As a youngster Jeremiah enjoyed his participation as a Boy Scout. He volunteered with the Danbury Fire Department. Over the years he worked at the former Crutch Factory in Bristol, International Packing Company in Bristol and in the food service department at the New Hampton School. Jeremiah enjoyed the outdoors, hunting over the years and worked cutting lawns and gardening for local families. He especially enjoyed watching the hummingbirds feeding nearby.
In addition to his parents, Barry and Linda of Danbury, he leaves his sister, Mariah L. Johnson of Meredith; his brother, Jedadiah "Jed" J. Moses of Danbury; maternal grandmother, Theresa Bemis, presently of Las Vegas, Nevada; a niece and a nephew, aunts and uncles.
Calling hours will be held to celebrate Jeremiah's life, Sunday, April 12, 2015 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the William F. Smart Sr. Memorial Home, Franklin-Tilton Road (584 West Main St.) , Tilton, NH. Burial will be in Park Cemetery in Tilton later in the spring.
Those wishing may make memorial contributions in Jeremiah's name to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of New Hampshire, 814 Elm Street, Suite 300, Manchester, NH 03101.
For more information go to www.smartfuneralhome.com
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John L. McCarthy, Jr., 84
TILTON — An invitation is sent out to family and friends of John L. McCarthy Jr., 84, of Lochmere, NH, who died at his home, December 6, 2014.
A celebration of John's life will be held, Saturday, April 11, 2015 from 1 to 4 p.m. in the function room at the Lochmere Country Club, 360 Laconia Road in Tilton, N.H.
Those planning to attend are asked to RSVP his wife, Betty at 603-286-3921.
For other information call the Smart Memorial Home at 603-286-3132 or go to his obituary notice at www.smartfuneralhome.com
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Ellen R. Wetherbee
LACONIA — Funeral services for Ellen Reidy Wetherbee will be held on Saturday, April 18th at 11am at St. Josephs Catholic Church 30 Church St., Laconia. Arrangements are under the care of Wilkinson-Beane-Simoneau-Paquette Funeral Home, 603-524-4300.
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Cento Balsamic Vinegar of Modena
Deemed "a bit harsh," Cento was considered "so sharp it burns." It was also criticized for its "watery" consistency. On the other hand, some actually enjoyed this vinegar's sharp flavor, calling it "spicy" and "rich." This vinegar might be best if used as a marinade or glaze for pork or dark meat chicken rather than as a vinaigrette.
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Granite museum is seeking direction from public Granite museum is seeking directionBy David Delcore
Staff Writer | October 09,2012Jeb Wallace-Brodeur / Staff File Photo
The former Jones Brothers manufacturing facility in Barre is the site of the Vermont Granite Museum.BARRE Proponents of a museum that has been stalled at a crossroads for at least a year are hosting a community forum Thursday night in hopes of jump-starting an idea that was hatched nearly two decades ago.
The idea the product of an economic development summit in 1994 has come a long way since then, but organizers concede theres still a long way to go and no clear path to get there.
The Vermont Granite Museum does have an address in the renovated Jones Brothers granite plant. However, former Barre Mayor Harry Montis pledge 12 years ago that the granite museum would one day be to Barre what the mountains are to Stowe hasnt come to pass.
Montis bold prediction came in the run-up to a $1 million bond vote that residents backed in November 2000 by a margin of 2,118 to 1,565. That result has led to grumbling over the years, particularly from those who are quick to note they are still waiting for the major new tourist attraction they were told would be a boon to Barres historic downtown.
Lost in the chorus of I told you sos are real success stories, according to museum organizers who believe the community project thats what it was in the beginning and still is in their view is at a make-or-break moment.
Right now were at a crossroads, veteran museum board member Jeff Martell said Monday. We just want to get a sense from the community: Are we beating our heads against the wall or is this (museum) something the community still wants?
According to Martell, Thursdays 6:30 p.m. forum at the museum building on Jones Brothers Way, coupled with the results of an online survey, will begin to provide the answer.
We need fresh ideas and we need dialogue because the course were going down, quite frankly, is not going to get us anywhere, Martell said.
The boards current chairwoman, Patricia Meriam, echoed that assessment.
Its time to pull everybody together and re-evaluate, Meriam said of the forum, which is being hosted in conjunction with the City Council and local planning commissioners.
Meriam has some ideas and believes finding a way to hire a full-time executive director should be among the boards next steps. But she said nothing has been decided.
Were looking at all kinds of options, she said. Everything is on the table.
It should be, according to Mayor Thomas Lauzon, who said he hopes Thursdays forum will answer one central question, and it doesnt have anything to do with whether to hire an executive director for the museum.
Lauzon said he is looking for an affirmation that residents still believe the story of Barres granite industry is worth telling.
I think the answer to that is unequivocally yes, Lauzon said.
If you look at the granite industry and everything that its done, not only for Barre but for the state, its a story that deserves to be told, he said.
Lauzon said he doesnt dispute museum organizers may have oversold and under-delivered but argued that could be blamed, at least in part, on a project he believes was about 15 years ahead of its time.
With the long-awaited reconstruction of North Main Street almost finished and downtown redevelopment starting to roll, Lauzon said figuring out how the museum fits Barres bigger picture can become a priority.
I think now is the perfect opportunity to start to refocus on the granite museum and say: OK, long term, because this is not a project were going to bring to fruition in the next year its going to be a multiyear effort how can we make this happen?
Before endorsing any course of action, Lauzon said he wants to see a reasonable, five-year plan from the board and is hopeful Thursday nights forum, which will include some small-group brainstorming sessions, will serve as a foundation for that effort.
Now is the right time for it, he said.
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Wayne Leiss – CFO/CIO
The Office of Thrift Supervision's list of technology priorities is long and wide. But chief information officer Wayne Leiss knows the end result will change the way the Treasury Department's bureau regulates the banking industry. OTS is updating how it serves internal and external customers by upgrading its back off systems and by implementing functions such as a national customer complaint Web site. And OTS is doing this with a large cadre of federal workers instead of contractors. Because Leiss says, his government staff knows what the users' needs better than anyone else. Leiss's job is more complicated than most for two reasons–he also is the chief financial officer, and maybe more challenging, OTS is a revolving fund, meaning it does not get money from Congress. This makes him pay closer attention to OTS's revenue flow.
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Tackles: Dustin Utschig,
Craig Rusch, 6
Interceptions: Dustin Utschig, 3
Star of the defense: Senior FS Dustin Utschig
Player that has to step up and become a star: Junior NT
Zack Holycross
Unsung star on the rise: Redshirt freshman LB David
Best pro prospect: Sophomore DE Larry English
Top three all-star candidates: 1) Utschig, 2) English, 3)
DE Ken West
Strength of the defense: Cornerback
Weakness of the defense:
Size up front, backup safety
Defensive Line
Presure, pressure, pressure.
NIU's sack production dropped off the map last year
despite having Ken West at end and emerging stars in Larry English and
Craig Rusch. The defense might be built around speed and quickness, but
size will be an issue against the better teams with no big bodies to
clog things up. If the front four isn't getting into the backfield on a
regular basis, the grand design to go with an undersized front line
won't pay off.
The key to the unit: Ken West and Larry English have to camp out
in the backfield from the outside, and Zack Holycross has to be a top
run defender on the nose.
Defensive Line Rating: 5.5
Projected Starters
- DE Ken West, Sr. - 55 tackles, 3 sacks, 4 TFL, 6
quarterback hurries
Back for his fourth season in the lineup, West has 19 career starts and
has been one of the team's better pass rushers. His production dipped
last year after an eight sack season in 2004, and now he has to be a
steady force who takes attention away from the rest of the line. Not
just a pass rusher anymore, he's strong enough to be a rock against the
- DT Craig Rusch, Soph. - 39 tackles, 5 sacks, 6 TFL
The 252-pound Rusch had a huge freshman season finishing tied for the
team lead in sacks while also proving to be decent against the run. He's
not all that big and will get pushed around by the bigger linemen, but
his quickness usually makes up for any shortcomings.
- NT Zack Holycross, Jr. - 20 tackles, 2 sacks, 3 TFL, 3
quarterback hurries
The junior might be the key to the line. At 284 pounds, he's the team's
biggest lineman and needs to have a huge year in the middle to help out
the run defense. He's decent at getting into the backfield, but his real
importance will be as an anchor.
- DE Larry English, Soph. - 78 tackles, 1 sack, 7 TFL, 13
quarterback pressures, 2 blocked kicks
He has the potential to be a star pass rusher and turned into one of the
team's top tacklers. He's a speedy 6-3 and 236 pounds who was able to
generate plenty of pressure, but now has to turn into more of a finisher
turning all his pressures into sacks.
Top Backups
- DT Alex Krutsch, Soph. - 6 tackles
More of an end than a tackle, the 246-pound sophomore has to use his
quickness to try to make plays. He's fast enough to be active on the
inside. He has to prove he can hold up against the run.
- NT Adam Schroeder, Jr. - 8 tackles, 1 sack, 2 TFL
A starter for most of 2004, Schroeder saw his role reduced last season
with only four games of action. Now he's healthy and ready to be a pass
rushing factor again on the nose as a 273-pound option behind Zack
There's plenty of speed to go around in the linebacking corps
and more than enough returning production to hope for a big season. Tim
McCarthy and Keenan Blalark combined for 196 tackles last season, but
they might be overshadowed by David Bryant on the weakside if the
redshirt freshman is as good as advertised. There's good depth with
sophomores Josh Allen and T.J. Griffin each good enough to start.
The key to the unit: More big plays. This is a corps
built on speed, and now it has to be more disruptive.
Linebacker Rating: 6
Projected Starters
- Keenan Blalark, Sr. - 95 tackles, 4 TFL, 4 broken up
The team's third leading tackler last year came from out of nowhere to
grow into a leader from the strongside. He's fast enough to be used more
as a pass rusher and is great all over the field against the run.
- Tim McCarthy, Soph. - 101 tackles, 1 sack, 3 TFL
While still undersized in the middle, McCarthy bulked up to 226 pounds
and should be even stronger after finishing second on the team in
tackles. He's not flashy, but he's always around the ball and he's
always cleaning everything up on the inside.
- David Bryant, RFr.
Speed, speed, speed. At 193 pounds, Bryant isn't used for his bulk on
the weakside. He started off his NIU career as a running back before
moving to defensive back. It might take him a while to get used to his
new spot, he'll be expected to shine right away thanks to his range.
Top Backups
- Josh Allen, Soph. - 37 tackles, 3 TFL
Allen saw plenty of work as a true freshman seeing a few starters in the
middle of the season with a seven tackle game against Eastern Michigan.
The 217-pound former defensive back is a little bit bigger than David
Bryant on the weakside.
- Phil Brown, Soph. - 41 tackles, 2 TFL
It's all up to an injured knee. The 225-pound Brown is one of the team's
brightest young defensive stars after turning into a big hitter on the
outside and on special teams, but he has to be healthy after missing
spring ball.
- T.J. Griffin, Soph. - 18 tackles
Formerly a power running back, the 243-pound sophomore is the biggest
linebacker in the mix adding more bulk along with his quickness in the
middle. He has enough experience to start if needed.
Defensive Backs
The secondary gave up plenty of yards, but was decent
against short to medium-range passing games. The early focus will be at
cornerback where identical twins Alvah and Adriel Hansbro will hope
their experience can hold off top sophomores Melvin Rice and Bradley
Pruitt. The starting safeties, Dustin Utshcig and Mark Reiter, will be
more than fine, but there's little to no depth to rely on.
The key to the unit: Hope for more safeties to
emerge while quickly figuring out the corner situation to get the top
players in the right spots.
Secondary Rating: 6
Projected Starters
- CB Alvah Hansbro, Sr. - 68 tackles, 3 TFL, 2
interceptions, 7 broken up passes
While not quite the player his
older brother (older by one minute) is on the other side, Alvah had a
more productive season. He has been a fixture at weakside corner for the
last few seasons, but now he's in a big battle with Melvin Rice for the
starting spot.
- FS Dustin Utschig, Sr. - 121 tackles, 3 interceptions, 4 broken
up passes, 2 forced fumbles
Utschig went from being a nice special teamer to the team's leading
tackler in one of the team's biggest shockers. While he might not be a
big play producer, he has just enough range and sure tackling ability;
his 88 solo stops alone would've made him the team's fourth best tackler
last season. He'll be the leader of the back seven.
- SS Mark Reiter, Jr. - 35 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 interception, 2
broken up passes
It'll be up to the 6-1, 191-pound Reiter to take over for all-star Ray
Smith. While he's not going to be the player Smith was, he has the
experience and the ability to be one of the team's top tacklers.
- CB Adriel Hansbro, Sr. - 55 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 interception, 3
broken up passes
A sure tackler and great ball-hawker, Adriel joins his twin brother
Alvah as a longtime playmaker in the secondary. Teams went away from him
a little bit and his overall stats dipped, but he's dangerous on the
Top Backups
- CB Bradley Pruitt, Soph. - 11 tackles, 1 TFL
Pruitt is being given every shot at taking over the strongside corner
job from the 5-10, 176-pound Adriel Hansbro. At 6-1 and 180 pounds, he's
much a much bigger option with just as much speed.
- CB Melvin Rice, Soph. - 15 tackles, 3 broken up passes
After spending his freshman year as a key special teamer, Rice will
battle with Alvah Hansbro for the starting spot on the weakside. He has
the talent to eventually become a top shut-down corner.
Special Teams
Chris Nendick is a solid placekicker and Andy
Dittbenner, with a little more time, will be more than fine for the
punting game. Now the team needs to hope speedy Marcus Perez can handle
all the kick return duties. Last year, NIU was great on kickoff returns
and average on punt returns. Better coverage on punts would be nice
after allowing 10.1 yards per return.
The key to the unit: Hope for Marcus Perez to get the
job done as a kick returner and get more consistency out of punter Andy
Special Teams Rating: 7
Projected Starters
- PK Chris Nendick, Jr. - 9-13 FGs, 50-50 extra points
One of the MAC's best kickers, Nendick has a good deep led and is clutch
hitting 25 of 34 career field goals highlighted by a 52-yard bomb
against Akron in the MAC title game. He has hit 94 straight extra
- P Andy Dittbenner, Soph. - 54 punts, 2,083 yds, 38.6 yards per
kick, 16 inside the 20
Dittbenner had a good, but not great freshman
season. He showed a little bit of pop and was great at pinning teams
deep, but he has to be more consistent and he needs to raise his average
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W: J. Brower (1-0) L: B. Bruney (0-1)
S: T. Walker (1)
|1st Inning
Green singled to right, Gonzalez scored, Glaus to third.
|2nd Inning
Vizquel singled to right, Grissom scored, Schmidt to second.
|3rd Inning
Durham singled to left center, Alfonzo scored, Alou to third, Tucker to second.
Mike Matheny (3) Grand Slam to left off Ortiz, Alou, Tucker, Durham scored.
|3rd Inning
Troy Glaus (8) solo shot to right off Schmidt.
|4th Inning
Durham singled to center, Snow scored, Tucker to second.
|6th Inning
Tracy singled to right, Green scored.
|7th Inning
Gonzalez singled to left, Kata scored.
Clark doubled to left center, Gonzalez, Glaus and Green scored.
|8th Inning
J.T. Snow (1) solo shot to center off Koplove.
|9th Inning
Luis E. Gonzalez (4) solo shot to right off Brower.
|10th Inning
Alou doubled to right, Alfonzo scored.


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But I don't see a problem with photographing wet landscapes. Most of the time you get steady light rain, rather than roaring torrential storms; you should think about how to keep your equipment dry, you might not want to go for long muddy hikes (the locals generally do, though), but rain in the Northwest doesn't bring things to a halt.
Take fast film and/or a tripod. A cloudy day in a closed forest is pretty dark. (I've always had trouble getting black and white images to work well in those forests, by the way, though some people do a great job. The challenge is all the different shades of green; to your eye they look very different, but on film they tend to merge into a general indistinct grey. If you're shooting b&w in there, keep that in mind. A green filter helps.)
East of the mountains, Oregon and Washington are both considered "high desert"---though as a Californian I wouldn't really call it "desert", more like "semi-arid scrub". Rocks and grassland, not sand, and with plenty of vegetation in most areas (the main exceptions being the lava fields). The roads, signs, and maps are good, but there is nothing to see out there except landscape features and you'll struggle to find anything you'd recognize as "civilization" outside of a few large towns like Bend and Spokane. By all means explore out there, but take food along and expect to drive for hours.
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The M5nr: a novel non-redundant database containing protein sequences and annotations from multiple sources and associated tools
1 Mathematics and Computer Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory, 9700 S. Cass Ave., Argonne, IL, 60439, USA
2 Computation Institute, University of Chicago, 5735 South Ellis Avenue, Chicago, IL, 60637, USA
3 Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Maclean Building, Crowmarsh Gifford, Wallingford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
4 Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute, Walnut Creek, CA, USA
5 Institute for Genomics and Systems Biology, 900 East 57th Street, Chicago, IL, 60637, USA
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Computing of sequence similarity results is becoming a limiting factor in metagenome analysis. Sequence similarity search results encoded in an open, exchangeable format have the potential to limit the needs for computational reanalysis of these data sets. A prerequisite for sharing of similarity results is a common reference.
We introduce a mechanism for automatically maintaining a comprehensive, non-redundant protein database and for creating a quarterly release of this resource. In addition, we present tools for translating similarity searches into many annotation namespaces, e.g. KEGG or NCBI's GenBank.
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The Next Chapter in the Book of Life Is Written in the Proteins
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Still, some applicants for N.I.H. grants want to focus on medically useful proteins. And the potential for conflict is there because the public project calls for the structures to be placed in the Protein Data Bank, freely available to all researchers. But the private companies say they will offer most of their data only to subscribers and will patent the structures and functions they discover.
''We want to lock up as much of that proteome as we can,'' said Dr. John Chiplin, president of GeneFormatics Inc., a start-up company based here. The term ''proteome'' refers to all proteins produced by a species, much as the genome is the entire set of genes.
The patenting of protein structures could be as disputed as the patenting of genes. The federal Patent and Trademark Office has begun granting patents on the three-dimensional coordinates of a protein in a computer readable form. But new Patent Office guidelines make it unlikely that patents will be granted on protein structures unless the protein's function is known.
Complicating the public-private issue is that many of the scientists seeking the N.I.H. grants are also the founders of companies. Dr. Stevens at Scripps is a co-founder of Syrrx, which is being spun out of a Novartis research center here. Structural GenomiX was founded by Dr. Wayne A. Hendrickson and Dr. Barry Honig, both of Columbia University. Another company, Structure Function Genomics in Princeton, N.J., is being started by Gaetano T. Montelione and Stephen Anderson, both professors at Rutgers.
Right now, there is more conflict within the academic community than between the public and private sectors.
Some scientists oppose the public project, saying that blindly determining structures, rather than working on proteins of known interest, is neither useful nor intellectually challenging. ''It's really hack money,'' said Dr. Michael G. Rossmann, professor of biological sciences at Purdue University. ''The concepts are to do things very quickly without thinking, and I don't think that creates good science.''
Proponents of structural genomics point out that similar objections were raised at first to the Human Genome Project. But now, they say, most scientists agree that having the entire gene sequence is extremely valuable.
Structural genomics is just one endeavor spawned by completion of the genome project. Another related one is proteomics, which involves determining which proteins are in different cells and how the proteins work together.
The genome project is expected to lead to the discovery of tens of thousands of genes, providing the input for structural genomics and also the need for it. The challenge now is to figure out what the genes do. Looking at the shape of the protein produced by a gene is one way to do that. ''Form and function are tightly coupled,'' said Sung-Hou Kim, a professor of chemistry at the University of California at Berkeley.
For instance, scientists knew that a protein dubbed Tubby was connected with obesity but did not know how it worked. So Dr. Lawrence Shapiro and colleagues at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine determined the structure of the Tubby protein. Its shape and positively charged face led them to deduce that the protein binds to DNA, turning a gene on. With that clue, scientists can now begin searching for the gene regulated by Tubby.
Still, critics challenge how valuable structural genomics will be. The shape can provide clues only about the type of molecule a protein is, for instance, that it binds to DNA, but not what metabolic pathway or disease it is associated with.
Dr. Thomas A. Steitz, a professor of molecular biophysics and biochemistry at Yale University, said that in many cases scientists cannot tell anything about function from the shape. He also said that many proteins are interlaced with others in the body, so the shape they have when isolated is not the same as they are in the body.
Moreover, structural genomics will tackle only a tiny subset of all protein structures, making it far less comprehensive than the Human Genome Project.
That is partly because there are more proteins than genes, since a single gene can make more than one protein variant and because proteins can change shape as they act. Some experts think there are several hundred thousand human proteins even though there are only about 100,000 genes. Including plants, animals and micro-organisms, there are millions of proteins.
And it is almost impossible to determine the shapes of some proteins because they cannot be made into crystals needed for the X-ray crystallography. Proteins embedded in cell membranes -- estimated to be about a third of all proteins -- are almost impossible to crystallize. And many of these are the very proteins to which drugs bind.
Also, even with the more efficient techniques, it can still take weeks and cost tens of thousands of dollars to determine a single structure. Structural GenomiX's slogan is ''5,000 proteins in 5 years.'' The N.I.H. effort aims at about 10,000 to 20,000 proteins over 10 years.
Some question how valuable such limited samples would be. ''With a population of six million sequences, 5,000 structures in five years doesn't cut the mustard,'' said Dr. Chiplin of GeneFormatics.
Instead of X-ray analysis, GeneFormatics plans to use computers to predict the shape and the function of proteins, at the rate of thousands of proteins a day. But computer analysis has its own shortcomings.
Proteins are made of building blocks known as amino acids that are arranged like beads on a string. But the string then folds into a complex shape. A three-letter genetic sequence codes for each amino acid, so it is straightforward to predict the amino acid sequence from the gene. But no one has yet been able to predict how this string of amino acids will fold.
The International Business Machines Corporation is building a computer 500 times faster than any available today to predict how a protein will fold by calculating the atomic forces acting on the amino acid chain. Even with that computer, it is expected to take an entire year of number crunching to simulate the folding of a single protein, a job the body does almost instantaneously.
However, if a protein shares more than 30 percent of its amino acid sequence with a protein with a known shape, computers can estimate the unknown protein's shape reasonably well. Indeed, the N.I.H. project is based on the assumption that there are only several thousand different classes of protein folds. Determining the structure of several examples of each class would provide the data necessary for computers to model virtually any other protein.
For now, though, structures estimated by computers are not likely to be precise enough to use in drug design. So there will be need for physical structure determination.
So both the public and private projects are going forward and hoping to avoid the conflict that has marked genomics. ''One would hope there might be some lessons learned,'' said Dr. Berman of Rutgers. ''One would hope.''
Photos: (Damiko G. Morris/The New York Times; Photographs by Structural GenomiX Inc.)(pg. F1); Dr. Tim Harris, left, president of Structural GenomiX Inc., and Dr. Nathaniel E. David, director of business development at Syrrx, are involved in a project to identify the shapes of proteins, information that could aid in the design of drugs and provide clues to the functions of thousands of genes. (Photographs by Michael Poche for The New York Times)(pg. F5) Chart: ''From Genes To Proteins'' Scientists are beginning to produce three-dimensional models of proteins, substances that form the body and direct its processes. Knowing the shapes of the proteins could make it easier to design drugs and provide clues to the functions of thousands of genes. 1. Protein is replicated A gene for a protein is spliced into bacterial DNA. The bacteria multiply and produce the protein. 2. Proteins are crystallized Proteins on slides are exposed to different solvents in hopes they precipitate out into crystals. 3. Crystals are X-rayed for analysis X-rays are deflected off the protein crystals and produce a diffraction pattern. 4. The patterns are modeled A model of the protein is constructed from the pattern. The models show how the protein works. (Sources: Syrrx; Structural GenomiX Inc.; Dr. Wayne Hendrickson of Columbia University)(pg. F1)


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Reserves Marcus Morris and Toney Douglas both hit a pair of 3s early in the second quarter as the Rockets surged to a 47-38 lead. Houston started 7 for 10 from the field overall in the quarter. Morris stayed on the floor when the starters returned, and scored on consecutive drives to stretch the lead to 52-40.
Harden, the NBA's reigning Sixth Man of the Year, liked what he saw from the Houston bench.
"They lifted us up," Harden said. "Toney and Carlos (Delfino) and Marcus Morris really did a good job, coming in and bringing that energy."
New Orleans defended the perimeter better in the third quarter and trimmed the deficit to six. Vasquez, fourth in the NBA in assists coming into the game, twisted his left ankle on a drive late in the third quarter. He came out of the game and limped to the locker room.
Houston led 85-76 after three, then gave away four turnovers in the first 4 minutes of the final quarter. Vasquez returned and guarded Harden, who swished a jumper from the top of the key for a 95-88 lead with just over 4 minutes to go.
The 6-foot-9 Al-Farouq Aminu switched to guard Harden after that, and Harden passed to Parsons for a 3-pointer with 3:27 remaining.
Vasquez then sank a pair of 3s to fuel a quick 8-0 Hornets run that cut the gap to 98-96 with less than 2 minutes to play. Parsons just beat the shot clock with an awkward fadeaway jumper to put Houston up by four.
Aminu and Vasquez missed 3-pointers in the final 5 seconds, and Houston held on.
Notes: Houston coach Kevin McHale missed his third straight game since taking an indefinite leave to address a family matter in Minnesota. Assistant coach Kelvin Sampson said the team still has no timetable for McHale's return. ... Former Rockets center Ralph Sampson was honored at midcourt during a timeout in the second quarter. Sampson, the top overall pick in the 1983 draft who guided Houston to the 1986 NBA Finals, was inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame in September. ... The Rockets' 39 second-quarter points and 64 first-half points were season highs.


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Ali has been tweeting about their living situation for a while. Roberto works as a State Farm agent in San Diego, and they originally moved into an apartment in the 'burbs. Season 5 Bachelorette Jillian Harris gave the place a makeover, but Ali wanted to move to a more centrally located spot. She requested help from fans on suggestions for good areas, and Chris Lambton, the hottie she rejected in the Season 6 finale, chimed in with a good SD tip. "Definitely PB," Chris tweeted of the active Pacific Beach area. "Lived there with my brother. Best spot in SD."
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Hey everyone, you may have seen my posts around many of your sketchbooks and i have finally decided to start one of my own. (I thrive off of crits!)
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Really nice start. Maybe spend a little more time on your figure drawings, I think that says 20 mins on your paper there, not sure if this is for a class or not or time limits you may have, maybe a bit more time should be spent, a hour or more if you can. Seems your reduction study is more advanced then the line work, maybe do more of those type if you can. Well do as many as you can, if you can. I'm not much for crits though, Keep it up.
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thanks for the feedback, Izer, as it turns out I am in a class at PAFA and we have time restrictions, but i will draw more and for more time. thanks for the tip
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harry potter print, good times
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underpainting - WIP. (his ass is too big, i know )
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July 28th, 2009 #7
Finished up the figure painting, and I'm pretty pleased with it. Let me know what needs work.
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July 28th, 2009 #8
forgot to add this one.
August 14th, 2009 #9
seems like you have some issues in the hip region. Understandibly... I have problems with it too. Its just not somewhere that I feel comfortable "observing" when I am not in a studio class.
Anyway your work has a lot of (not positive this is a real word but I used to hear it a ton in school) Emotionality.
It would be cool to see you apply some of your skills to a narrative of some kind or some designs.
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|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Grapefruit sections
|1 Cup (16 tbs), cut in pieces if very large (Fresh)
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Sprinkle 1/4 cup sugar over grapefruit.
Add lime juice to sherbet; as sherbet melts, stir occasionally to blend.
Combine remaining sugar and gelatin in a saucepan.
Add enough water to pineapple syrup to make 2 cups liquid.
Mix 1 cup of the liquid into the gelatin mixture.
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Danze® Pressure Balance Mixing Valve with Diverter and Stops
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Danze® Pressure Balance Mixing Valve with Diverter and Stops
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Weights & Dimensions
|Product Type: Thermostatic valve; Diverter valve; Pressure-balancing valve; Volume control valve
|Valve Application: Shower valve
|Mount Type: Wall
|Primary Material: Metal
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Connection Type: IPS
|Country of Manufacture: China
About the ManufacturerEvery element in your kitchen and bathroom should awaken your senses like a splash of cool water. That's what you'll experience with Danze. Danze faucets and accessories are an expression of the search for something beautiful, playful and distinctive - stylish designs that also happen to be refreshingly affordable. That's why, every day, all over America, Danze helps people delight in their homes and their personal surroundings.
Danze® Pressure Balance Mixing Valve with Diverter and Stops
Customer Reviews
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Hasn't been installed yet.
joseph from riverview, FL – Verified Buyer
I will update this at the end of this month.
Shipped quickly
marisela from Miami, FL – Verified Buyer
Although was not able to use due to existing valve problems, this product was genuine and showed to be very well made.
Installed whole shower sytem including this valve
Sasa from Aurora IL
Installed Danze whole shower system including this valve. After 1 12 year had problem with diverter. Water was going at the same time on the shower head hand shower. Called danze and they sent me a replacement diverter (had no problem getting the part, did not need receipt) but when I took the old diverter off I realized it is different from the one I got from Danze. In my opinion after seeing design of diverter on this valve its very poor design. The rubber part is turning inside and of course after about 1 12 year of use rubber is completely destroyed. The part that I got from them looks much better but I am not sure what valve is that for. Its all metal, no rubber inside but now I need to get the right part or just the rubber for this model and probably after a couple years do it again. Would not recomend it.
Very Satisied with this Purchase
Cool Rog from Plantation, FL – Verified Buyer
Excellent Product quality [...] Thank you.
OUR SKU # DNZ1005Pressure Balance Mixing Valve with Diverter and Stops is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: D113000BT