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Dr. Janine Brown has conducted research to better understand the reproductive biology of endangered wildlife for more than 15 years.
Daigle, C. L., Brown, J. L., Carlstead, K., Pukazhenthi, B., Freeman, E. W. and Snider, R. J. Multi-institutional survey of social, management, husbandry and environmental factors for the SSP African lion Panthera leo population: examining the effects of a breeding moratorium in relation to reproductive success, International Zoo Yearbook, 49 (1) 198-213. 2015.
Fourie, Nicolaas H., Jolly, Clifford J., Phillips-Conroy, Jane, Brown, Janine L. and Bernstein, Robin M. Variation of hair cortisol concentrations among wild populations of two baboon species (Papio anubis, P. hamadryas) and a population of their natural hybrids, Primates, () 1-14. 2015.
Micheletti, Tatiane, Brown, Janine L., Walker, Susan L., Cubas, Zalmir S., Furtado, Priscila V., Putman, Sarah B., de Moraes, Wanderlei, de Oliveira, Marcos J., de Oliveira, Claudio A. and Moreira, Nei. The use of altrenogest to avoid hyperestrogenism after eCG/hCG ovulation induction in southern tigrina (Leopardus guttulus), Theriogenology, () -. 2015.
Nájera, Fernando, Brown, Janine, Wildt, David E., Virolle, Laurie, Kongprom, Urarikha, Revuelta, Luis and Goodrowe-Beck, Karen. Body mass dynamics in hand reared clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa) cubs from birth to weaning, Zoo Biology, 34 (3) 239-243. 2015.
Brown, Janine L. Comparative reproductive biology of elephants, Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology, 753 () 135-169. 2014.
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Le Clos Massadau
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Old sheperd's house, in the tiny village of Saint-Dézéry near Uzès. The house is part of a farm and is built against the old sheepfold and silkworm barn.
The cosy house offers on the ground floor a fully equipped kitchen, a lounge with dining table, sofa, TV as well as a terrace overlooking the garden and pool.
1 separate WC on the ground floor
The first floor is air conditioned and comprises a double bedroom, a twin bedroom and a bathroom with WC,
Baby equipment available (high chair, changing mat, bath)
The back of the house gives onto the shared garden and pool (12.5m x 5m) and a large olive grove.
Between Provence and Languedoc, the sea and the Cevennes Piedmont, our village is a great base to explore a very rich and diverse region. Whatever your age and interests (nature, sports, history, culture, gastronomy...) you will find a vast array of historical towns, activities and attractions within an hour's reach.
This 2 bedroom house can be booked with the Authentic Winemaker's House (3 bedroom house, Holiday Lettings ref 214561)
Prices include local tourist tax
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Le Grau du Roi 70 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|4 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Nimes 35 km, Nearest railway: Nimes 22 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, TV, Table tennis
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 5
|High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Languedoc-Roussillon region
Between Provence and Languedoc, our quiet little village can be a great retreat, a convenient base to explore the many historical towns and touristic attractions or the perfect spot for outdoors activities.
Lively towns and markets:
• The beautiful and picturesque town of Uzès (15 min) and its charming markets
• Nimes (30 min) and its world famous Roman monuments and in particular the Maison Carree the best preserved Roman temple in the world, and the Coliseum which still hosts bull games, concerts and shows.
• Avignon (1h), a walled city, home of the famous medieval Popes' Palace and one of the world's largest Festivals each July.
• Arles (1h) with the Van Gogh museum, a Roman museum and Romans monuments
• The medieval city of Aigues-Mortes (1h10), from which Louis IX twice departed for the Crusades
• Montpellier (1h), the capital of the region and the 8th largest city in France
• Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie (20 min), a pottery village renowned for its clay and dedicated to pottery with over 20 potters dotted around the pretty village streets.
• The attractive town of Anduze (30 min), gateway to the Cevennes, with the bamboo plantation of Prafrance, (Bambouseraie) an exotic garden, famous for its giant bamboo nursery (the only one in Europe). You can also board the Cevennes steam train offering a view of the first foothills of the Cevennes mountains
A Unesco World Heritage site around the Pont du Gard (30min) the biggest Roman Aqueduct still standing and second most visited monument in France
Diverse and contrasting landscapes from the gentle rolling hills covered with vines surrounding the village, the garrigue (scrubland), the Cevennes mountain range, the marshland of the Camargue, to the salt marshes of Aigues-Mortes
Wine tourism: you can explore the local wines from Duche d'Uzes, or venture a bit further to the Costieres de Nimes, the Southern Rhone Valley, or the Languedoc and Pic Saint Loup vineyards. Near Beaucaire, the Mas des Tourelles established on the archeological site of a Roman winery, offers a wine museum and produces 3 wines in the style of the wines made by the Romans.
Outdoors activities: horse riding, cycling, hiking, canoeing, tree climbing, canyoning, via ferrata, rock climbing …
Climbing: the region is famous for its major rock climbing sites suited for all levels and perfect for winter climbing: Russan, Synes, Collias…
An abundance of festivals, cultural and gastronomic events, ferias and village festivals
Saint-Dezery is a tiny village offering peace and quiet at spitting distance of the beautiful town Uzes and its charming markets.
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"Fantastic stay in an exceptional location in a genuine French village."
We were warmly hosted at Clos Massadau. They quickly understood our needs and gave us plenty of info about the region and the must dos around their fantastic property. As we visited in December we could not benefit of dipping in the lovely swimming pool, but would definitely return in summer to sip a glass of wine around it.
They grow olives and grapes in their garden. That summons how great it could be staying in France. Highly recommended
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CPCs, which are typically only found in fetal development, can become all of the different cell types of the heart and can integrate into heart muscle tissue after injection.
An estimated 17 million people die from cardiovascular disease each year. Although mortality rates are declining, heart attacks are still among the most frequent causes of death in the developed world. Often, the cause of a heart attack is the closure of a coronary artery that supplies blood to the heart, which kills heart muscle cells. Cardiomyocytes, which are the heart muscle cells responsible for the contraction of the heart, are not able to regenerate after a heart attack. The massive loss of cells and tissue, and the highly restricted regeneration capacity of the adult heart, lead to an impaired blood supply throughout the body that drastically affects a patient's quality of life. To restore the heart's function after a major heart attack, clinicians require functionally mature cardiomyocytes that perform like the native cells in the adult heart to replace the cells that were killed.
The production of such functional cardiomyocytes from well-defined cardiovascular progenitor cells (CPCs) is the focus of the research team led by Prof. Dr. Katja Schenke-Layland from the Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB in Stuttgart and her colleagues, Dr. Ali Nsair of the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) and Prof. Dr. Robb MacLellan of the University of Washington in Seattle, who have now succeeded in identifying such cells in a mouse model. The work, which could revolutionize the treatment of heart disease, was recently published in the journal PLoS ONE (PLoS ONE7 (10):e45603, doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0045603).
Development of heart muscle cells from precursor cells
Myocardial cells – as well as endothelial cells and smooth muscle cells – develop from CPCs during the embryonic development of humans and other animals. There has been a significant amount of research effort towards discovering a path for the clinical application of these cells in patients. The reason for the lack of success is that the markers that help to identify CPCs, such as Islet1 or Nkx2.5, are located in the nucleus of the cells. The use of these cell markers modifies the cells rendering them therapeutically unusable, making the identification of safe cell-surface markers essential.
Surface markers identified for cardiovascular progenitor cells
On this task, the research team of Professor Katja Schenke-Layland from the Fraunhofer IGB in Stuttgart, Prof. Dr. Robb MacLellan and Dr. Ali Nsair of the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), where Schenke-Layland previously worked before returning to Germany to join the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft's Attract Program, focused their research. With success: They were able to identify two markers, the receptors Flt1 (VEGFR1) and Flt4 (VEGFR3), on the surface of CPCs with which these cells can be clearly identified while fully preserving their biological function. This discovery allows scientists to isolate clinically relevant cardiovascular progenitor cells that can be functionally matured.
In the search for surface markers, the researchers investigated the cardiovascular progenitor cells using microarray gene expression profiling. These studies show exactly which genes are active at a specific point in time. The resulting data from this analysis were compared to the sequencing data from existing databases of already known as cell markers.
From induced-pluripotent stem cells, cardiovascular progenitor cells are developed
Encouraged by the success of being able to identify and isolate living CPCs, the researchers sought out to derive the cells from induced-pluripotent stem (iPS) cells. For this purpose, they used a method for which the Japanese scientist Shinya Yamanaka was recently awarded the 2012 Nobel Prize for Medicine. This work, published just six years ago, demonstrated that only four proteins are responsible for the embryonic state of cells (Takahashi K, Yamanaka S. Cell 2006, 126 (4): 663 -676). He brought those four genes into differentiated – mature and specialized – cells, which then returned them back to an embryonic state. From these cells, which he called iPS cells, scientists can develop all cells of the body, such as liver cells, nerve cells or heart muscle cells.
In their study, the researchers used cells from a mouse strain in which the cells are labeled with a visible green fluorescent protein (GFP) that can be identified with a fluorescence microscope. The cells from these mice were then reprogrammed with the same four genes discovered by Yamanka, resulting in iPS cells that could be easily identified.
In a next step, the researchers cultured the GFP-labeled iPS cells in the laboratory under different conditions with cell-influencing solutions such as growth factors. "Using our newly established cell surface markers, we could detect and isolate the Flt1 and Flt4 positive CPCs in culture," says Schenke-Layland. "When we cultured the isolated mouse CPCs then in vitro, they actually developed – as well as the embryonic stem cell-derived progenitor cells – into endothelial cells, smooth muscle cells and more interestingly into functional heart muscle cells."
iPS cell-derived CPCs integrate into the living mouse heart
But how do the developed CPCs behave in living organisms? Can these cells really integrate into tissue and regenerate heart muscle? To answer these questions, the scientists injected the GFP-labeled CPCs into the hearts of living mice. After 28 days, the researchers analyzed the hearts and saw that the green fluorescent cells had developed into beating heart muscle cells and had fully integrated into the myocardial tissue of the mouse.
Enormous potential for heart research
Researchers have long tried to stimulate the regeneration of heart muscle cells. For this purpose, they inject stem cells or stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes into the heart. Although the majority of studies found a slight improvement in heart function, in most cases, neither long-term integration nor the differentiation of the cells into heart muscle has been demonstrated.
The result of the group from Schenke-Layland, Nsair and MacLellan provides the first opportunity to generate functioning heart muscle cells, which integrate into the heart muscle. "We are currently focusing on research with human iPS cells. If we can show that cardiovascular progenitor cells can be derived from human iPS cells that have the ability to mature into functional heart muscle, we will have discovered a truly therapeudic solution for heart attack patients", hopes the scientist.
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So I'm testing my ultrasonic sensor for mmy turret and I have run across a problem. This is that there are only 27 word (w0,w1,w2) varriables. So I have to use byte variables (b0,b1,b2). The ultrasonic read the range into a word variable, so then I have to convert this big number down to the size that can fit into a byte. So I used division. b0 = w0 / 100. Then I ran into another problem. The Picaxe takes the next varriable b1 to fill it up with the deciaml place. So 19.24 would be b0=19 and b1 = 2. Now I don't want this because I need to use b2 and I need all those 50 varriables. Is there a way to get rid of the deciaml places.
Oddbot mentioned peek and poke, however there is a ton of places to put data. You can preload data using the table command. You can make other tables using the lookup and lookdown commands. There is put and get to read and write to the scratch pad and of course, there is internal and external eeproms. If that is not enough, you can slave a picaxe to be an external eeprom via i2c as well.
sample code perhaps?
readadc10 0, w0 ; the value now occupies b1:b0 so don't use those anymore
pulsin 0, 1, w0 ; different way of filling w0 with a 16 bit value
b2 = w0 / 256 ; this gives you the most important half of the word in a single byte
b2 = w0 >> 8 ; this is a fancy way of writing w0 / 256
b2 = b1 ; this also gives you the most important half of the word in a single byte
;feel free to use b0 and b1 (or w0) for something else after this
Hey Tofu, while your reading
Hey Tofu, while your reading manual2 I suggest you read about variable storage and commands such as peek and poke. You can store bytes and words in memory to free up your variables.
One more.
If you find out the max distance that the sonar is really going to need, you can use min max as it comes in to establish a ceiling on the word variable. Now you can convert this number to 255 (the upper limit of your byte) to keep the highest resolution you can without the fear of a byte overflow after conversion.
Yes, bytes stop at 200 something. You will need to convert. I personally would avoid converting back into 1/2 of your word variable. I.e. let b0=w0/100. You can do this --you already did and got the result you wanted... b0=19 which is your answer, rounded down. However, and this just might be my personal preference but I don't like reusing variables if I can avoid it and can't imagine when I would reuse only one byte out of a word. I would rather use let b2=w0/100 to keep things tidy.
That's nuthin'...
You should try to work without negitive numbers sometime!
BTW Tofu--
When I said that w0=b0 and b1, I mean that all of the word and byte variables are the same. You can have b0-b54 --or-- w0-w27 not both. Not both because they are the same thing.
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Antioch Baptist Church at Columbiana is a biblically centered Southern Baptist Church with conservative values whose purpose is to assemble together in love and unity of the Spirit so that we can: proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ through preaching and teaching; grow in Christ through study and application of God's Word; praise God through blended styles of music; return to Him a portion of the blessings He has blessed us with; offer prayers of thanksgiving and petition; offer our services to Him and others; build a fellowship among all believers; and minister to the community.
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We fully support the Baptist Faith and Message adopted by the Southern Baptist Convention, dated June 14, 2000. This pamphlet identifies what our church believes about the Scriptures, God, Man Salvation, God's Purpose of Grace, The Church, Baptism and the Lord's Supper, The Lord's Day, The Kingdom, Last Things, Evangelism and Missions, Education, Stewardship, Cooperation, The Christian and Social Order, Peace and War, Religious Liberty, and the Family.
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As a result of Flickr review, by bot and by human, hundreds of images have been identified as possibly unfree. In the past, when Flickr images have been nominated for deletion, there was generally no consensus about whether to delete these images. Factors such as value of the image, how trustworthy the uploader is and the time gap between upload and discovery of the possibly unfree status are all relevant to a decision on what to do with these images.
Becoming a trusted user[edit]
A user who is not an admin can request permission from the community to review images at Commons talk:Flickr files/reviewers. The community has seven days to raise any objection to the review permission.
Reviewers who regularly erroneously tag images may have their permission revoked on this subpage.
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Some Flickr users may upload images they don't have the rights to, then license those images as free. When Commons users with Flickr accounts do this in an attempt to upload non-free photos to Commons, this is known as Flickr washing. Commons:Questionable Flickr images lists Flickr users and discussions where we have concluded that certain images marked as freely licensed on Flickr are too questionably licensed for Wikimedia Commons.
- Images should be tagged with {{flickrreview}} for review by bot or trusted user.
- Images verified as freely available should be considered free, even if the license on Flickr changes.
- Images which are no longer freely available at time of review should be marked as possibly unfree pending a decision on what to do with them on Commons talk:Flickr files.
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One problem when checking licenses of images coming from Flickr is some users provide the static link to the image on Flickr, instead of the description page showing the license. That makes the verification very difficult because you have to search Flickr images hoping you'll find the good tag that will lead you to the good image.
For reviewers, here is an easy way to find the description page from a static link. Extract the image ID from the static URL and append it to
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The Commons on Flickr[edit]
The Commons on Flickr hosts a number of files from various institutions that state that they have "No known copyright restrictions".
What this means for Wikimedia Commons is unclear, and beware that some institutions (such as the Smithsonian Institute's Right Statement) flatly contradict "No known copyright restrictions", asserting copyright and "No commercial use". One must thus be cautious about uploading such images to Wikimedia Commons.
See: {{Flickr-no known copyright restrictions}} and mail on commons-l, with discussion by George Oates, Flickr employee heading The Commons, expressing some reservations (The Commons on Flickr announcement).
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When you're uploading images from Flickr, please:
- Upload the largest version of the image, and
- Use the Flinfo tool for providing an already filled out version of Template:Information for a picture at Flickr identified by its id.
- It would be polite and collegial to leave a comment on the image's Flickr page stating that it was uploaded to Commons. If the user has disabled commenting, consider sending them a message via FlickrMail instead.
- Only Flickr Pro users (those paying an annual subscription) can make the original versions of their photos available for download, if they are larger than 1024 x 768 in any way.
- Flickr users can also "discourage" image downloads by having their photos being covered by a transparent image (though it is possible to extract the image by examining the photo page's source code) and disallowing viewers to access the photo in other sizes. (It used to be possible to calculate the URL of the photo in other sizes, but Flickr has closed this loophole.)
The following tools can assist:
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- See also: Commons:Video
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Videos can be uploaded from the Upload work from Flickr page, though the toolserver software (Flickr2Commons and Flickr web tools) can only handle images as of January 2009.
See also[edit]
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The officer approached the vehicle after it circled a crime scene several times
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SIDNEY, Neb. — Video taken Friday night of an encounter between an officer and a motorist has since gone viral, and shows an officer losing his composure after repeatedly asking the driver why he was circling an apparent crime scene.
The man filming, who is identified by dispatchers in the video as Steven Bell, was parking his vehicle when Officer Scott Tobler called in his plates to dispatch.
Tobler can be heard calling the vehicle 'suspicious' before he approaches and asks Bell for his license and registration.
"Why are you circling my crime scene?" Tobler asks Bell, who states he does not have to answer. "Why are you constantly following us?"
A second officer appears in the video and removes Tobler from the situation when he shows his frustration with the difficult motorist. Bell tells the second officer, who is not identified, that he would like to file a complaint against Officer Tobler, to which the officer complies and takes his information.
Bell told the Star Herald that he had not yet heard from acting Police Chief Joseph Aikens as of Monday. He claimed that the Sidney Police Department has been "harassing" him since his arrest for felony child abuse in 2012, and began carrying around a scanner and camera to film law enforcement activities.
"I know my rights," Bell told the Star Herald. "I was not committing a crime. If police officers can capture us on camera, they should expect us to turn the camera on them."
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Injury happened so quick whilst playing football I cannot remember which way the ankle twisted but the pain was severe. It was iced and elevated in the first instance. For the last three months I have been routinely wearing a support which seems to help. The pain has remained at the same level now for some months. The injury seems to be centred just in front of my left ankle over the ridge of the foot and own the inside stretching under the foot. It is at it's most painful when I have no support and just let my foot 'dangle'. Most noticable when I go to bed and relax my leg and ankle in bed.
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New generation of experiments in Nuclear Physics is requiring large spectrometers with typical width and height at entrance ∼0.36 × 0.32 m and ∼1.2 × 0.6 m at exit and field integral ∼4.8 Tm. Very low fringe field is requested, especially upstream from the beam. The innovative design of the superconducting magnet for such spectrometers has been extensively studied on the base of active shielding method. The designed magnet is the combination of several tilted and graded racetrack-type trapezoidal windings for creating both main and shielding fields. This requires high mechanical rigidity by use of aluminum containers where windings will be encased. Indirect cooling with thermosiphon is suggested. The internal protection method is discussed. In the paper the details of the magnet design, magnetic field shape, cooling and protection are presented.


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East Morton
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East Morton shown within West Yorkshire
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Coordinates: 53°52′37″N 1°50′56″W / 53.877071°N 1.848799°W
East Morton is a small village which lies 1 mile north of Bingley and 3 miles south-east of Keighley, in the county of West Yorkshire, England. The small hamlet of West Morton lies 1 mile to the north west. The village has a population of 1,169 according to the 2011 census.[1]
The place name Morton historically indicated a marsh or moor settlement.[2] East and West Morton, together with Riddlesden and a large area of Rombalds Moor, formed the chapelry of Morton in the ancient parish of Bingley in the West Riding of Yorkshire.[3] The chapelry became the parish of Morton by an act of Parliament in 1846, and in 1866 became a civil parish. The civil parish was abolished in 1938 and absorbed into the civil parish and municipal borough of Keighley,[4] itself abolished in 1974 and absorbed into the City of Bradford Metropolitan District in the new county of West Yorkshire. The civil parish of Keighley, including East and West Morton, was reconstituted in 2002 with a town council.
East Morton is situated on the northern side of the Airedale valley. The village is bounded to the north by Rombalds Moor, and to the east by woodland around Morton Beck, a tributary to the River Aire, some 1.5 miles to the south.
East Morton has a Public House called the Busfeild Arms named after the local Busfeild family who lived in the area in the 19th Century, hence the apparent misspelling of the name. There is also a Church of England Primary School and St. Luke's church dating back to 1851, when it was consecrated for worship.
East Morton has grown substantially in recent years, with several new housing developments, including Waterside Fold which adjoins the Leeds and Liverpool Canal at the southern end of the village. The village also incorporates the Fardew golf course and a recreational playground.
The village is approximately 1.5 miles from Crossflatts railway station. Bus services 727 and 729 link the village with Keighley and Bingley Monday to Saturday, with financial assistance from West Yorkshire Metro.[5] The A650 relief road provides a nearby road link to the rest of the Aire valley.
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David Willetts said a new approach was needed to ensure basic science from Britain's "world class" research institutions is quickly converted into improvements for farmers.
Failure to do so would not only see Britain lose its position as a leader in agricultural science but profoundly affect the developing world where rapid advances are needed to feed the growing population, he said.
Mr Willetts told the Telegraph: "The world faces enormous pressure on its food supply, and that is one of the reasons the cost of food has been shooting up in our shops – there are more mouths to feed across the world and there are climate change pressures on farms.
"We want to harness the world class research going on at agricultural institutions like Rothamsted and the John Innes Centre so that we can continue to generate the most productive wheat and the best breeds of chicken or pig.
"I am committed to keeping us world class in this area, and we will not and must not fall behind [other countries]."
He said the government would continue to fund GM research, but emphasised that a great deal of agricultural science does not involve genetic modification.
Mr Willetts was speaking ahead of a meeting with senior figures in farming and science on Tuesday to discuss a new report by the Agricultural Biotechnology Council which called for a "UK strategy for growth in the agricultural technology sector".
The minister, who last month announced a £250m funding package for plant and animal research, said the Prime Minister recognised the importance of the sector and that a new "agri-science strategy" could be in place by the end of the year.
"Just as the Prime Minister launched a very effective life sciences strategy last December, which focuses on human medicine, the other half of life sciences is research on everything from animal health to agricultural sciences," he said.
The new strategy will involve closer collaboration between Mr Willets's Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, which sponsors agricultural research, and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, which has responsibility for farming.
It is likely to encourage the growth of more spin-out companies from agricultural research institutes, and more investment in British science from growing economies like Brazil or China.
George Freeman MP, the life sciences adviser to the government, suggested on Tuesday that this might require a more open stance from Britain on GM research, but Mr Willetts insisted the government's position on GM has not changed.
Referring to a trial of GM wheat in a speech last month he said: "Well-informed decisions require evidence. The scientific experiments going on at Rothamsted and elsewhere are essential for gathering that evidence.
"The independent regulators say that the risks are tiny. Whatever our personal views on GM, everyone must surely want to protect the integrity and freedom of British science – and allow these experiments to proceed."


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Netflix has completely transformed the DVD rental industry. There was a time that you used to have to hop in your car and drive to a movie rental store if you wanted to watch a movie at home. That day is long gone, thanks to Netflix. Netflix made it possible to have movies shipped directly to your home by mail and have movies streamed directly to your television. Netflix is truly a transformative company with a plethora of movie titles but the stock is not a great investment for new investors looking to buy.
The business is still solid and the fundamentals are strong but the valuation is simply too high. Netflix has been able to grow earnings at a 45% rate over the past three years with 21% revenue growth. Operating margins of 13% and return on equity of 65% are superior to the industry average. The problem is the stock trades at 43 times book value and nearly two times the historical growth rate. Netflix trades at nearly 45 times the amount of cash flow that the company generates.
Netflix has been a great growth stock over the past five years. The company now has over 20 million subscribers and has seen its stock price rise from the low $20s to over $235 a share. The stock has just gotten too expensive for investors to buy shares based on the projected growth of earnings. Netflix trades at 80 times last year's earnings and 54 times next year's earnings. That is a lofty valuation for any company–even one with the great historical growth of Netflix. Achieving 30% annual growth rates will not be easy.
The DVD rental company is no longer the young upstart that is taking aim at the bigger boys in the industry. Netflix is the dominant force in the movie rental industry and now faces more competition from on demand movies, Redbox and Blockbuster. Amazon and Facebook are long term competitors as well. Netflix will have to spend more money just to maintain its present status and keep its competition from eating away at its market share.
Netflix may have dominated the DVD industry but the company faces a whole lot more competition in the streaming movie industry. At $235 a share, Netflix is just too expensive to take the leap on at this level.
Mark Riddix is the founder and president of New Horizons Financial Management, an independent investment advisory firm that provides personalized investing and asset management consulting. Mark is a regular contributor to Seeking Alpha and has written financial columns for Baltimore and Washington, D.C. area newspapers. Mark publishes his own financial blog, BuylikeBuffett.com and has written the book Your Financial Playbook.


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U.S. environmental activists said they planned to protest on Tuesday against the launch of the second of two oil rigs central to Shell's plans to drill for oil in the Arctic.
The Channel Tunnel closed again on Tuesday due to protesting MyFerryLink workers, its operator Eurotunnel and French traffic supervision body Bison Fute said.
French container shipping group CMA CGM said on Tuesday it will sign a $1 billion financing agreement with the Export-Import Bank of China.
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Toyota's i-Road has three wheels, uses rear steering and is powered electronically. The company calls it the latest in "personal mobility."
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Iran's nuclear talks continue in Vienna and a deal is hoped to be reached by tomorrow; U.S. and South Korean forces are conducting a joint military drill in South Korea; and the co-founder of Burt's Bees has died, reports CNBC's Sue Herera.
CNBC's Simon Hobbs reports on all the market moving events in Europe today, including Greece and the Eurozone.
Daniel Speckhard, Fmr. Ambassador to Greece & Belarus, weighs in on all things Greece and the latest market action. We need the European Union to be a strong pillar of support, says Speckhard.
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DigiTimes says production has started for the next generation iPhone.
The FTC approves the sale of Family Dollar to Dollar Tree pending the sale of 330 stores.
Nielsen's midyear music report shows an explosion in on-demand music streaming, while sales of singles and albums fell.
The last day of trading in the futures pits in Chicago and New York is set for today.
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Agilent Technologies has introduced an HDMI 1.4a protocol analyzer and generator. This instrument allows designers and engineers to test their devices to ensure they meet the requirements of the HDMI compliance test specification 1.4a (CTS 1.4a).
HDMI is a compact interface for transmitting uncompressed data between digital audio/video sources such as DVD players and set-top boxes and other devices such as computer monitors and digital televisions. The HDMI 1.4 specification increased the resolution of supported devices to 4K x 2K and defined an interface for transmitting 3-D video signals. The 1.4a revision supports additional 3-D formats.
The Agilent U4998A directly replaces the Agilent N5998A, the reference high-speed protocol analyzer, video timing analyzer, video picture analyzer, audio timing analyzer and A/V protocol generator for HDMI compliance tests required by the CTS. In addition, the U4998A AXIe-based module is the first instrument to support source and sink compliance testing up to the maximum transition modulated differential signaling data rates of 3.4 Gb/s — essential to support 4K x2K resolution.
Integration with an offline viewer enables debug through a waveform or listing view, giving designers much more insight into captured data. The component object model interface enables faster testing through automation.
Agilent has been involved with HDMI testing since the standard was first established.
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People care for and protect the places they love. And, just as importantly, they tend to stay in and invite others to those places. Richard Florida, a professor at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, is a long-time observer of public spaces whose work focuses on the common factors and the socioeconomic impact of this "community attachment." In our shift from an industrial- to a knowledge-based economy, abundant, walkable, "serendipitous" public spaces have come to represent the new gold standard of community attractiveness, Florida says. "A park is not a frivolity."
In fact, local park systems provide (or have the potential to provide) the quality-of-life assets Americans claim to value most highly. He recaps the findings of the Knight Foundation's 2009 "Soul of the Community" survey of 28,000 people by Gallup: Aesthetic appeal, inclusiveness, and opportunities to interact with other people ranked as the top three determinants of residents' attachment to their communities.
In his books, including The Rise of the Creative Class, Florida documents major economic shifts that may explain these priorities. Public lands and green spaces are integral to the new knowledge economy in obvious and not-so-obvious ways, he contends. As corporate recruiters have discovered, skilled professionals demand outdoor recreational experiences close to home. Yet the sprawling built environment of many U.S. cities and suburbs are neither walkable nor recreation-friendly; they are, rather, vestiges of an automobile-centered, industrial-age mindset.
"We have damaged our cities in terrible ways, and we need to change," he says, pointing out that the communities Americans of all demographic groups find most appealing are green and walkable—and they feature town or city centers that offer a vibrant, accessible "functional core."
Job demands are changing in ways that may make parks a more central part of adults' daily lives, he notes. Eighty percent of the American workforce now holds skilled "knowledge jobs" in which daily productivity is measured by intellectual output. This "creative class," as Florida has dubbed them, tend to favor a flexible workday rhythm in which productive, focused work time alternates with periodic breaks for outdoor exercise and social interaction.
"Our models of urbanism have been concrete," Florida explains. "What we're finally beginning to figure out is that the 'green city' is vitally important….The good news is that some cities have come to understand that great parks can rally citizens and hold communities together…and the most far-seeing mayors realize that." He cites New York's High Line and Chicago's nascent Low Line linear park project as powerful examples of communities transforming old industrial-age infrastructure into unusual and magnetic parks. And Florida's own thinking about urban parks as economic drivers, he says, took shape as he studied the vital role Pittsburgh's Schenley Park plays in attracting and retaining talent for that city.
While cities around the United Sates are taking steps to expand and green their public spaces, Florida worries about the suburbs and exurbs. "When I drive through suburban areas, I don't see many parks….[Instead] everyone has their own private green space."
There may be no simple solutions to that problem, but the success of many "brown fields to green fields" initiatives around the country should encourage suburban communities to consider the public-use potential of vacant or under-utilized land.
Parks, whether urban or suburban, "are the universal connectors" that create more desirable lifestyles and chip away at individuals' isolation, while inspiring love of place. Florida advises park professionals to go before elected officials armed with facts like the Gallup survey results. If they communicate their message clearly, "the availability of green space resonates with the public just as much as the need for police and schools."
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. Lerentee McCray certainly looked the part at last weeks SEC Football Media Days. Dressed in a dark pinstripe suit, crisp purple dress shirt and smooth silky tie, McCray roamed from interview to interview as if he had been there, done that. The truth is McCrays UF career remains rooted in potential more than production. In 30 games over the past four seasons, the fifth-year senior has managed a modest 40 tackles. I want to take advantage of this opportunity, he said. This is it for me. I definitely want to have a good season and help this program get back on top. McCrays low profile compared to some of his teammates didnt stop Gators coach Will Muschamp from bringing him to the leagues annual media bonanza to face the bright lights in Hoover, Ala. If the Gators are going to fulfill their promise in 2012, Muschamp knows McCray will need to fill his. Hes a guy I think can be a very productive player for us this year, Muschamp said. He works extremely hard and is...
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These Are the Only Sensible Responses to Today's 'Nintendo PlayStation' Incident
We know that Sony and Nintendo were trying for a baby, but is this a prototype or a total wind up?
We know that Sony and Nintendo were trying for a baby, but is this a prototype or a total wind up?
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You're American, you're the hero, or so WW2 games tell us. But we're missing out on so much more that happened during the six-year conflict.
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WOOD DALE, Illinois, June 24, 2015 -- AAR (NYSE: AIR) plans to close its MRO facility in Hot Springs, Ark., and transfer operations to its Oklahoma City facility as part of the Company's efforts to better align the capacity of AAR's 1MRO Network with current market demand for aircraft maintenance.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma, June 23, 2015 – AAR (NYSE: AIR) announces that it has reached a maintenance milestone -- delivery of the 500th aircraft to longtime customer Alaska Airlines. For 12 years, AAR has performed aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), including heavy checks and drop-ins, component repair and management, on Alaska's fleet of classic Boeing 737s and 737NG narrow-body aircraft.
PARIS, June 16, 2015 – AAR (NYSE: AIR), a world leader in airframe maintenance and supply chain solutions, and South African Airways Technical (SAAT), the maintenance division for the leading airline in Africa, South African Airways (SAA), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a joint venture partnership to reduce costs and increase operational efficiencies of the airline's fleet. The joint venture will also focus on growing SAAT's MRO services to third-party customers/airlines
PARIS, June 11, 2015 – AAR, an industry-leading provider of aviation services to commercial airlines, OEMs and governments will showcase its supply chain and component repair operations based in Europe, as well as its award-winning MRO network, at the Paris Air Show 2015, June 15-21.
BERKSHIRE, England, June 11, 2015 – Airinmar, a leading provider of innovative aviation repair management solutions, has signed a three-year agreement with CHC Helicopters to manage component repairs for its fleet of over 200 helicopters.
GARDEN CITY, New York, June 3, 2015 – AAR (NYSE: AIR) has won an endorsement from Pratt & Whitney to enhance the U.S. Army contract to upgrade and overhaul Auxiliary Power Units (APUs) for its UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters. The new certification augments work being performed at AAR's Aircraft Component Services facility in Garden City on Long Island as part of a five-year contract, which began in 2014.
WOOD DALE, Illinois, June 1, 2015 – AAR (NYSE: AIR) was named Best Airframe MRO Provider at the 2015 Aircraft Technology Engineering & Maintenance (ATE&M) Awards ceremony in London. AAR has earned the recognition three times in the last four years, however, this year the category was geographically expanded from "The Americas" region to recognize entrants' global impact. Winners were shortlisted by ATE&M readers before being vetted by a panel of expert aviation industry judges.
WOOD DALE, Illinois, May 29, 2015 – AAR CORP. (NYSE: AIR) announced today the final results of its "modified Dutch auction" tender offer, which expired at the end of the day, 12:00 midnight, New York City time, on May 22, 2015.
WOOD DALE, Ill., May 26, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- AAR CORP. (NYSE: AIR) announced earlier today that it completed the "modified Dutch auction" tender offer to purchase shares of its common stock for an aggregate cash purchase price of $135 million. With the execution of the tender the Company expects to retire 4.2 million shares at $31.90 per share, leaving a fully diluted share count of 34.9 million shares as it enters the First Quarter of Fiscal Year 2016.
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, May 20, 2015 — AAR's (NYSE: AIR) Aircraft Component Services facility in Amsterdam has been named "Outstanding Source of Repair" and ranked No. 1 among all Component Source of Repair (SOR) facilities for 2014 by the NATO Support Agency (NSPA) and the International Aerospace Management Company (IAMCO), which manages maintenance work for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. AAR has received this prestigious recognition three times since 2005.


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Matrox Video Products Group today announced the immediate availability of Matrox Mojito MAX, an SDI/HDMI/analog HD/SD video and professional audio I/O card that includes an onboard Matrox MAX H.264 encoding accelerator.
The Mojito MAX card provides broadcast-quality input and output for leading editing apps, including Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 Production Premium, Apple Final Cut Studio and Final Cut Pro X, as well as the new Avid Media Composer 6. It also lets users deliver H.264 files for the web, mobile devices and Blu-ray up to five times faster than software alone without sacrificing quality. Other important features packed into this ¾-length PCIe card include 10-bit hardware scaling and inexpensive HD monitoring with the unique Matrox HDMI Calibration Utility.
Matrox Video Products Group has announced support for Avid Media Composer version 6 with the entire range of Matrox MXO2 I/O devices and the new Matrox Mojito MAX card.
Matrox MXO2 MAX I/O devices are unique in the market in giving Avid editors lightning-fast H.264 encoding directly from Media Composer 6. They are also still the only solutions that connect anywhere, Mac and PC, via Thunderbolt, PCIe, or ExpressCard/34 — with the same versatile unit.
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