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Joined: Aug 2007
Location: Jacksonville, Fl
Oddometer: 890
The GS "Adventure"
I am here to tell you, the sand was not like that when we scouted the ride
Of course this became our mantra for the day
Our day started on the Base at Camp Blanding with the Rally contingent.
We met up with those joining us outside the Rally and had a party of about 2 dozen
Conditions in the first few miles seemed perfect
All sorts of bikes, little ones, big ones, a duck with street tires , and even a girl
The weather was perfect
A quick picture of the duc
The Rally had tons of rides going on today, but none going where we were headed
Things were going well
Mike resting his leg
Wolfgang giving the "I am OK" sign
Then we had some excitement,well some sand...
Our KLR representative had a good tank slapper going on and then just disappeared. I was busy helping a DR650 up from the sand and didn't even know the KLR fell over.
Out of the creek ( I didn't even know there was a creek down there) is the KLR driver, having just climbed out the other side. This is when I noticed him.
You saw the bike in that picture didn't you?
Here, I will zoom in for you
This was an all hands on deck call. Mike went ahead to catch the front group as we were going to need eveybody.
The first task was to get a strap down to the bike
OK guys start pulling
its coming
She's up
Not too bad, just a little tweek here and there
All is well, everyone get back to the fun...this is a picture looking up towards the creek off to the right of the group. I didn't even see it, then you almost fall in..
So the KLR starts right up and we are back at it. The rider jumped for the creek, so other than soaked he was good too.
Next challenge the great mud hole, I guess they wanted a good shot of me falling in again
That went well and so to our next hurdle
Well it came with some more excitement. we needed to cross a bridge and jump a log
Only someone towards the back fell on the bridge, The (girl ) caught her tire on the boards running where the car tires are supposed to go, fell and promptly sailed off the bridge into the next creek.
Our KLR hero was, getting good at these creek, jump down to help her out. I asked for her to wait for a picture so all could see she was OK.
Actually that is Kaoswife, so that why I kid around..she was doing great through all the sand and then let this little bridge throw her off, but she was ready for more
Everybody nailed the log challenge. Here is the KLR cleaning it
Dr Z, stylin
Even the duc was having fun
So we continue on
More to come...
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Joined: Aug 2007
Location: Jacksonville, Fl
Oddometer: 890
Adventure continues
We started to cook a little faster now, lunch was approaching
A little dust, a little paved, a little dust...
Nice areas of Florida
Did I mention the weather was perfect?
They can smell the food now
And we make it finally to lunch, it is 1:30 now..just to give you an idea of the easy morning
The easy part of the ride is over, now we head to Ocala National Forest.
We warm up with some fast roads
Did I mention it was dusty in the back
We turn into the woods
We break out into the prairie
Wolfgang on the "URINATOR" gets stuck..
And with a little help
Time for a break
The sun is moving into late afternoon
We make it to the ferry where Wolfgang and Fred head off across the water
Now we move back north in earnest
Bill is putting a close to another great ride
But wait.. the drama is not over
One of the Honda's runs out of gas. No problem, I have my new Harbor Freight syphon....
Well after a half hour of this..
and this
The group decides to have me go hunt for oil with my "new" hose..and Mike just takes off the gas line and fills up a water bottle and prestow..back in business.
So darkness desends and and Adventure comes to an end. Hope everyone can make it next year.
Cheers, Bill, a great time had by all
Look Mom no hands!
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Location: Jacksonville, FL
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And that weren't all either, not everything made the photos. One of the guys from the rally on a GS crashed twice on the first dirt road in the first 15 minutes. We sent him home at the first sign of pavement.
Then there was this guy, Eloy. I had a feeling there was some pent up energy with him ridin near the back all morning, he and Billy had been helping the sweeps with whatever problems arose (btw it didn't go unnoticed Billy was the only other guy down in that creek with the KLR owner and he was the only other guy trying to pressurize Mike's gas tank, two of the worst jobs all day). Anyway I motioned him to go ahead when we got to the sandy part at Hopkins Prairie. He had about an eight foot roost going and was off the bike smoking a cig when we finally caught up to him. I was right. Then late in the day I took a wrong turn in the woods onto an increasingly overgrown trail. We come to a sizable tree across the trail a couple feet off the ground and while I'm contemplating the situation Eloy rams the tree wfo breaks it in half and we follow. Then there are more trees and less trail but he keeps busting thru or jumping over them. It kept getting worse and finally we had to turn around. If you ever need a trail cleared though, Dr.Z's your man.
And last but not least, we were wicking it up on some twisty woodsy twotrack and Casey, one of the XR guys misses a turn and ends up well out in the bushes, but no harm done. I guess all's well that ends well, or something like that.
Anyway, thanks again all you guys, it was one to remember.
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Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Flatland Florida
Oddometer: 142
Wow!! Looks like you had a great ride and a good turnout. Sorry I missed it. I want to go riding with Dr. Z.
Thanks Waybill for putting it together.
The adventure begins when the plan fails....
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Joined: Jan 2010
Location: Jacksonville Fl
Oddometer: 5,042
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Joined: Dec 2009
Location: Homestead, Florida
Oddometer: 1,404
Thanks for another great ride Bill!! I am glad I bailed after lunch!! If the morning was easy, , I can't imagine what the afternoon was like!!!
Thanks for all the pics Rich!!! Good job catching all the good stuff!!
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Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Central FL
Oddometer: 10,446
More pics
Finally made it on a ride with the CADS!
I spoke with Rich on Friday and confirmed the meeting spot at Penney Farms. Only 170 miles away!
Planned to leave the house with FIL (Billy) @ 5:30am on Saturday to make the trek.
I go out to the garage and find out that Billy had been there since 4:15am! WTF.
He forgot to set his alarm to Daylight Savings Time so he woke up at 3:45am (he thought it was 4:45am) to be at my house at 5:15am. Must be nice to be retired and not have to worry about time I reckon.
Set out to the spot and got there a few minutes before the crowd showed up. Quite a mix of bikes...
I figured I'd hang out with the sweep crowd to "help" out if needed. So we take off on the ride...
About a mile into the ride, I saw a d00d on a GS take a sharp right turn to go up an embankment. I figured this was the route. Well, not really. The sand claimed a victim...
D00d shakes it off and we take off to catch up with the rest of the group. At the paved intersection, he decides to head back to the rally at Camp Blanding. We regroup and get set to continue but... Andy's DR doesn't want to start. Ever try to push start a DR650 with knobbies? Well, it doesn't work so good if you can't push it fast enough. So we conjure up Plan B... pull it with a big bike and a strap. It started right up and never had an issue the rest of the ride! The DR's battery must be allergic to cold temps.
Had to take a pic of Wolfgang's sweet looking hack...
After a short jaunt down a dirt road, we arrive at the entrance to Bellmore State Forest. Very cool place! Lots of trails in the area. I'll have to check it out again sometime.
After a few miles, we come up on some deep sand and yes, another victim...
No worries though. The rider was OK. About 15 feet in front of him, I see a rider fighting his way out of some thick brush. I figured he was taking a pee break and got tangled up in the brush. Some more riders huddle around...
I wondered WTF was going on. See for yourself...
Yup, there's a bike in there somewhere. Apparently, a fight between the sand and a KLR ensued and it wound up in a canal. Rider was OK and a KLR rescue mission was put into action...
Next obstacle was a deep mud hole. Glad to report no casualties...
Up ahead a few miles was the famous bridge crossing I've seen numerous times on this thread!
I come up to the bridge and...
No riders were hurt during those falls. The bikes only suffered minor injuries.
More ride pics...
What was left of shrimp & scallops at the Golden Skillet...
After lunch, there was a considerably smaller crowd. We headed out to ONF and rode through Hopkins Prairie...
Short break at Salt Springs before going to check out the ferry...
On our way towards the ferry...
End of the road...
A couple of more riders decided to take the ferry across. About 6 of us were left at that point so Bill led us to some more trails that I've never ridden before in ONF. I was too busy enjoying the ride to take pics on this leg.
After we reached the pavement on SR19 again, it was getting late so we decided it might be a good idea to start heading back to Penney Farms.
Before we get there though, one of the XRLs ran out of gas.
No problem though, Rich came to the rescue with a genuine ChinaFright (don't worry Rich, I buy a lot of ChinaFright stuff too) siphon hose. I don't think the directions that came with the siphon hose said that you had to pressurize the tank in order for the fuel to flow.
We tried for several minutes to get it to work but to no avail. The tried and true method of removing the fuel line and pouring gas in an empty water bottle got the job done!
That's all I have. There's some more pics here. I had a great time riding with the CADS and that was an excellent route you guys laid out. Looking forward to another ride with you guys soon.
Stay half-assed, my friends. -- Mike West
He's got some of the basics down, but, in the end, that just has to create a bigger clusterfuck in that chinese fire drill of a cognitive thought he brought to the dog and pony show of his new found awareness. - Jack Goff
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Joined: Dec 2009
Location: Homestead, Florida
Oddometer: 1,404
Great pics and write up Eloy!!! Was good to meet the famous Dr. Z!!! Might see ya Saturday, we are toying with doin a Keys run instead of Everglades City.......
oh and my 'off'' was because of the distraction of the KLRs fight with the sand and disappearance into the brush!! Thats my story and I am sticking to it!!!!!!!!!
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Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Central FL
Oddometer: 10,446
Hopefully you'll come out to the Seafood Depot on Saturday. There will be a few Wankers there with their wives. The stone crabs at that place are not to be missed.
Stay half-assed, my friends. -- Mike West
He's got some of the basics down, but, in the end, that just has to create a bigger clusterfuck in that chinese fire drill of a cognitive thought he brought to the dog and pony show of his new found awareness. - Jack Goff
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Shut up and ride
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Location: Flatlandisville
Oddometer: 329
Meeting tonight!
At 7:00PM
If you survived the GS ride then
come and tell your tale
At Hurricane Grill and Wings
located at 12795 San Jose Blvd. Suite 16 in Jacksonville.
The phone number to the restaurant
is 904-260-8338.
Here is a link to their web site; http://www.hurricanewings.com/.
And here is a link to a map of the location of the restaurant we will be meeting at;
There are several locations of
Hurricane Grill and Wings
so please read the address and look at the map for the location that we are going to meet at.
See you there
Joined: Mar 2010
Location: N. Fla.
Oddometer: 860
Nice report Eloy. It's always good to get some perspective from the back part of the group, we miss a lot of the action near the front. Enjoyed riding with you and Billy, and thanks to you both for helping out. We'll have to do it again one day.
1150Adv, 950Adv, 800GS, TR650, DR350
6Sigma Knuckle Shflr
Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Central FL
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Yes sir, it was fun. Thanks for leading the ride.
Stay half-assed, my friends. -- Mike West
He's got some of the basics down, but, in the end, that just has to create a bigger clusterfuck in that chinese fire drill of a cognitive thought he brought to the dog and pony show of his new found awareness. - Jack Goff
Kitty Boy
Joined: Dec 2007
Location: NE FL
Oddometer: 504
It was a fun day! Since y'all posted pretty much the same pics as I took, I'll post the video. I'm not finished uploading them all but I'll post what I have and when the others are finished, I'll post those.
Oh poo... How do you embed the video?
Excrement occurs.
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Fresh Fig Loaf
13 Oct 2010
|4 Large, beaten
|Brown sugar
|4 Tablespoon
|Peanut oil
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Cake flour
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs) (sifted)
|Baking powder
|1 Teaspoon
|Baking soda
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Fresh figs
|1 Pound, chopped (peeled)
|2 Tablespoon
|Pecan halves
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
? Preheat oven to 350 °F (180 °C). Use 2 1/2-in (6.5-cm) deep loaf pan that is about 9 1/2 x 5 1/4 in (23.5 x 13 cm) in size. Line bottom of pan with waxed paper of exact size. Butter waxed paper and sides of pan.
? Mix beaten eggs with sugar. Add oil and whisk to incorporate.
? Sift flour with baking powder and soda. Add 1/3 to egg batter and beat well. Repeat for remaining flour.
? Stir in figs, rum and pecans. Pour batter into mold and bake in middle of oven for 55 to 60 minutes.
? When cake is done, remove and let cool slightly before unmolding. Finish cooling on wire rack.
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Washington — The Milwaukee Brewers still aren't scoring much behind Kyle Lohse.
But when he's pitching the way he did Wednesday night, only a couple runs can still go an awful long way.
Lohse was dominating, scattering four hits and a walk over eight innings to lead the Brewers to a 4-1 victory over the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park.
He threw 103 pitches and retired the Nationals in order in five of his eight innings to improve to 4-6.
The eight-inning outing matched a season high and came on the heels of a season-low 12/3-inning stint in Pittsburgh that was ended when a 2-hour, 20-minute rain delay forced him from the game.
Considering the efficiency — he needed just seven pitches to set the Nationals down in the third — it may well have been the finest of his 17 starts for the Brewers.
"Probably here," Lohse said when asked if it was his best performance of the season. "I had pretty good stuff in that start against Philly.
"It seems like just about every start I've been pretty good, but I'll have that long inning that keeps me from going deeper in the game, or that one mistake that costs me a couple runs here or there.
"But for the most part I felt really in control tonight, getting ahead of guys. (Jonathan Lucroy) called a great game, the guys played great defense behind me. Put those all together, and you've got a good game."
Both pitchers cruised through the first three innings before the Brewers put some pressure on Ross Detwiler with a pair of singles from Carlos Gomez and Aramis Ramirez to start the fourth.
But Detwiler responded by inducing a 6-4-3 double-play grounder from Lucroy and an inning-ending grounder by Rickie Weeks to keep the game scoreless.
He wasn't as lucky in the fifth, when Milwaukee broke through to take the lead.
Sean Halton led off with a double, Logan Schafer singled and moved up to second on a sacrifice bunt from Lohse and then Norichika Aoki plated them both with a single to center field.
Lohse got into a mini-jam in the bottom of the fifth when he surrendered consecutive two-out singles to Kurt Suzuki and Detwiler, only to emerge unscathed by striking out Denard Span looking.
"He throws a lot of strikes; he works quick," manager Ron Roenicke said. "And when he's mixing up the pitches well, he can go through a lineup."
The Brewers padded their lead in the sixth thanks to a miscue in left field by the Nationals' Bryce Harper, who dropped a liner hit right at him by Ramirez to open the frame.
Lucroy followed with a single to put two on for Milwaukee, but neither runner was able to advance after Weeks popped out to shortstop and Halton lined out to right.
That brought Schafer up with two outs, and he delivered a triple into the gap in right-center, doubling Milwaukee's advantage to 4-0. Detwiler was done not long thereafter.
Washington got one run back in the bottom of the seventh on a two-out solo home run to left by Anthony Rendon, spoiling the Brewers' bid for a second consecutive shutout.
The Brewers wasted a chance at a big insurance run in the eighth when Weeks was doubled off first base on a long fly ball to center by Halton to end the inning. Ramirez, on third, jogged home not knowing that had he touched the plate before Weeks was doubled off, the run would have counted.
Afterward, Roenicke was more concerned about Weeks not knowing how many outs there were than he was about Ramirez not understanding the rule.
"When you're playing, you can't think of those things," Roenicke said. "Just play hard, and then everybody can figure out what's going on."
Added Ramirez: "I thought double play, automatically the run don't count. I had no idea. I don't think anybody knew. I was trying to get Rickie's attention to get back. Just a weird play."
Lohse responded by throwing his fifth 1-2-3 inning of the night, leaving the eighth at 103 pitches. Roenicke said there was no talk of leaving him in for the ninth, thus leaving the Brewers' streak of no complete games by a starting pitcher at 402 and counting.
"Hot, humid. I was looking at those guys with the jerseys, wanting them to change them," Roenicke said. "It gets to the point where you're drained a little bit more than normal.
"He did his job. It's a bigger question, I guess, when a guy's got a shutout going. Then it really becomes a question with me. I think as soon as he gives up the home run, then it's not an issue anymore."
One statistical oddity: Lohse, normally a ground-ball pitcher, recorded only one out on the ground.
"I don't consciously go into a game thinking something like that," Lohse said. "For me, it was a result of their approach at the plate. If they're going to to keep trying to put the ball in the air, I'm going to keep trying to get it as low as I can.
"It's hard to hit those low fastballs, low sliders out of the park."
Afterward, Lohse's teammates could only shake their heads when talking about playing behind the right-hander when he's on top of his game.
"Every pitcher should be like that," Ramirez said. "He works fast, throws strikes. Some guys don't realize you give the hitter less time to think when you do that. If you look at all the guys that work fast, they're all successful."
The Nationals brought the tying run to the plate in the bottom of the ninth against Francisco Rodriguez, but he got Rendon to fly out to deep center to end the game and notch his seventh save.


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Govs. Hickenlooper, Herbert Appoint Mead To Governors Group Position
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Colorado Governor Attends Meeting Of National Governors Association
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Walker, Hickenlooper Address Mass Shooting
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Hickenlooper Says Wisconsin Recalls Have Lessons
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Hickenlooper Talks Spending Cuts On 'Face The Nation'
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is wrapping up his visit to Washington, D.C. for the National Governors Association meeting.


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There's no better way to remind me how old I'm getting (apart from looking in a mirror) than to show me how the hotties from my youth are coming along. Case in point, former bikini model extraordinaire Kathy Ireland, who's turning the big 5-0 today. Damn, that's just nuts. You folks out there rapidly calcifying like myself might recall the time, back before Kate Upton even existed on this planet, when Kathy was the big thing on the cover of all the SI swimsuit mags. There was no way to imagine an issue that didn't feature Kathy sprawled out in various choice swimming items of minimum body coverage. If she'd just stuck with that things would have been great. Unfortunately she also decided to embark on the most ill-advised acting career ever. So horrible an actress was she that even the MST3K guys could fully encapsulate her awfulness. Thankfully that didn't last long. Nowadays, Kathy has parlayed her modelling fame into a $2 billion dollar empire, selling all kinds of lifestyle shit from bath towels to furniture, all bearing her name. Kathy set the example that many a model would follow in her wake. Now every model has their own clothing line. And she still looks pretty good. Not a bad way to end up. Congrats, Kathy and Happy Birthday! Now please stop getting older.
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Our spirits and our economy need a better year in 2009
The year 2008 in the United States will be remembered for two events: the near magical election of our first African-American president and the domino-like collapse of Wall Street. Unfortunately, the year is likely to be remembered more for the latter than the former and 2008 could go down as one of those financial watersheds like 1929 or 1933 or, if we're lucky, 1982.
The year began promisingly with an impressive field of presidential candidates that was quickly winnowed down. John McCain made a miracle comeback to take the Republican nomination. He lost the presidential race but only after running an honorable and spite-free campaign. His gracious and inspiring concession speech should be archived with America's great political documents. Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton went on to wage our history's longest and most expensive and, for political junkies, enthralling race for their party's nomination. Perhaps the nation was too transfixed by that contest to truly digest an ominous portent of the carnage to come when investment bank Bear Stearns failed in March. The rot had actually set in much earlier. Economists now date the start of the recession to December, 2007.
In July, as the nation vacationed and the two parties prepared for their conventions in Denver and Minneapolis, IndyMac becomes the largest thrift ever to fail. The Republican convention featured the introduction of the alternately charming and alarming Sarah Palin. It was also notable that the unpopular George W. Bush and Dick Cheney came up with barely plausible excuses not to attend their own party's convention.
Obama will be inaugurated president to unrealistically high hopes and expectations, not only here but abroad as well. Taking the oath of office may be the last easy task he faces. He takes office without the American public's usually incorrigible -- but, one hopes, resilient -- optimism. A Zogby poll found that only 43 percent of Americans think 2009 will be a better year than 2008 and only 40 percent believe that babies born in 2009 will have a better quality of life than preceding generations.
Let's hope the nation's spirits recover along with the economy in 2009. We should say goodbye to 2008 with a dose of Auld Lang Syne, but good riddance is more like it.
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Gay couples oppose delaying Arkansas lawsuit
Posted: August 13, 2014 at 4:51 p.m.
LITTLE ROCK — Lawyers for gay couples challenging Arkansas' ban on same-sex marriages say they don't want a delay in the case while U.S. Supreme Court considers taking up the matter.
Arkansas officials last week asked a federal judge and the state Supreme Court to suspend in-state challenges while a similar case is being taken to the nation's highest court.
Utah had its gay-marriage ban overturned at the local and appellate court levels and has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the case.
The lawyers for Arkansas couples said Wednesday they oppose a delay. They say the Utah case is different than Arkansas' and that suspending the case would delay justice for their clients. They also said the U.S. Supreme Court hasn't said whether it will take up the Utah case.
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YIELD: Makes 4 servings
Bring rice and water to a boil in a 1 1/2- to 2-quart heavy saucepan. Cover pan and cook rice over low heat until tender and most of water is evaporated, about 30 minutes.
Let rice stand, covered, off heat 10 minutes. Fluff with a fork, then stir in sesame oil and salt and pepper to taste.
Each serving about 150 calories and 3 grams fat
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loxAfr3 is an assembly of the genome of the African Elephant (Loxodonta africana), sequenced to 7x coverage. The genome sequencing and assembly are provided by the Broad Institute.
The N50 size is the length such that 50% of the assembled genome lies in blocks of the N50 size or longer. The N50 size of the scaffolds is 48Mb. The N50 size of the contigs is 69kb. The total length of all contigs is 3.12 Gb, and the total length of all supercontigs is 3.2 Gb.
The genome assembly represented here corresponds to GenBank Assembly ID GCA_000001905.1
Other assemblies
- BROADE1 (Ensembl release 54)
Gene annotation
The gene set for elephant was built using the Ensembl pipeline. Gene models are based on genewise alignments of rodent proteins as well are genetically distant proteins from other species, including most vertebrate proteins from Uniprot. Additionally, mouse proteins were aligned using exonerate. Potentially missing predictions and partial gene predictions were identified by examining the orthologs, which were then used to build new gene models.
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General information about this species can be found in Wikipedia.
|Loxafr3.0, INSDC Assembly GCA_000001905.1, Jul 2009
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|Golden Path Length
The golden path is the length of the reference assembly. It consists of the sum of all top-level sequences in the seq_region table, omitting any redundant regions such as haplotypes and PARs (pseudoautosomal regions).
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|Genebuild started
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|Genebuild released
|Mar 2010
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|Dec 2011
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|Coding genes
Genes and/or transcript that contains an open reading frame (ORF).
|Non coding genes
|Small non coding genes
Small non coding genes are usually fewer than 200 bases long. They may be transcribed but are not translated. In Ensembl, genes with the following biotypes are classed as small non coding genes: miRNA, miscRNA, rRNA, scRNA, snlRNA, snoRNA, snRNA, and also the pseudogenic form of these biotypes. The majority of the small non coding genes in Ensembl are annotated automatically by our ncRNA pipeline. Please note that tRNAs are annotated separately using tRNAscan. tRNAs are included as 'simple fetaures', not genes, because they are not annotated using aligned sequence evidence.
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A pseudogene shares an evolutionary history with a functional protein-coding gene but it has been mutated through evolution to contain frameshift and/or stop codon(s) that disrupt the open reading frame.
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1875 50C Half Dollar, Judd-1418, Pollock-1561, R.7, PR64 Red Cameo NGC....
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Important 1875 Copper1875 50C Half Dollar, Judd-1418, Pollock-1561, R.7, PR64 Red Cameo NGC.
Half Dollar, Judd-1418
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Half Dollar, Judd-1418
PR64 Red Cameo
Design. Struck from the regular dies for the 1875 half dollar. Struck in copper with a reeded edge.
Commentary. The complete set of off-metal pieces from the regular coinage series for 1875 includes 14 coins from the cent to the double eagle in copper, and 14 more in aluminum. They are all extremely rare, and any attempt to form a complete set would probably take a lifetime. David Queller collected pattern coins for 40 years, and only obtained five of the 28 possible pieces.
Physical Description. An amazing, fully brilliant red proof that just misses the Gem grade level, although we are not certain why. The surfaces are deeply mirrored with frosty and boldly detailed devices. A few faint specks in the right obverse field are the only blemishes. NGC Census: NGC has certified only two examples -- this PR64 Red Cameo, and a PR65 Red Cameo. PCGS Population: Two coins total, one grading PR64 Red and one grading PR65 Red (12/08).
Provenance. Ex: Lester Merkin (2/1971), lot 910.
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Thursday, December 1, 2005
New Piper Meridian
Entry-level turbine with an all-glass cockpit
|The newer generation of pilots may not remember that Piper had a proud tradition of building turboprops long before the advent of the company's current flagship, the Meridian. As far back as the mid-1970s, Piper was selling Cheyennes, and true Piper trivia buffs like to remind us that the company also built a turboprop version of the P-51 Mustang called the Enforcer. Piper attempted to market the fire-breathing Enforcer to U.S. and foreign governments as an economical, military ground-pounder. (The Enforcer mounted a whopping 2,455 shp Lycoming turbine out front and could carry a range of ordinance.)
"Airframe weight is critical in airliners. When you've enclosed the passengers and baggage," he told me, "you stop trying to create a work of art and stick on the tail. You don't taper the aft empennage, and you minimize weight and drag by keeping the fuselage as short as possible."
The Meridian's wings employ the same high-aspect-ratio airfoil as the Mirage, but they feature a tapered leading-edge root section designed to improve lift at high altitude and help the airplane meet the 61-knot stall rule. The result is slightly more wing area and a reduced wing loading. A proliferation of vortex generators are standard equipment, bonded to the wing's upper leading edge and the tail's lower surface. The conventional horizontal tail (no stabilator here) is 37% larger in area, as well. The result is better lift at high altitude, important for turbines that must operate in the flight levels on practically every flight to optimize speed and range.
One of the great joys of turbine-powered aircraft, be they prop or jet, is that once you have the engine(s) running, there's little left to do but fly. Speeds are definitely higher, and it's important to adjust your brain to stay ahead of the airplane, but systems are actually simpler than on a typical piston model. The Meridian is very much a checklist machine, but if you've succeeded in getting the engine started, pretakeoff checks are similar to the old CIGARSR/LCA, except that you can pretty much forget the first "R" for "run-up." Drop 10 degrees of flaps, ease the left lever to about 1,250 pounds of torque and hang on. As the airplane accelerates to liftoff speed, power will rise to the 1,330-pound limit.


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Maintenance N-acetyl cysteine treatment for bipolar disorder: A double-blind randomized placebo controlled trial
1 Deakin University, School of Medicine, Barwon Health, P.O. Box 291, Geelong, 3220, Australia
2 Orygen Youth Health Research Centre, 35 Poplar Rd, Parkville, 3052, Australia
3 Centre of Youth Mental Health, University of Melbourne, 35 Poplar Rd, Parkville, 3052, Australia
4 Mental Health Research Institute, University of Melbourne, Kenneth Myer Building, 30 Royal Parade, 3052, Parkville, Australia
5 University of Melbourne, Department of Psychiatry, Level 1 North, Main Block, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Parkville, 3052, Australia
6 Laboratory of Molecular Psychiatry, INCT for Translational Medicine, CNPq. Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, 90010-000, Brazil
7 Post-graduate Program in Biological Sciences: Biochemistry, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS -, Porto Alegre, 90035-000, Brazil
8 Laboratory of Calcium Binding Proteins in the Central Nervous System, Department of Biochemistry, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS -, Porto Alegre, 90035-000, Brazil
9 Discipline of Psychiatry, Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney, Sydney, 2006, Australia
10 CADE Clinic, Department of Psychiatry, Level 5 Building 36 Royal North Shore Hospital, St. Leonards, 2065, Australia
11 Department of Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy, Klinikum rechts der Isar der TU, München, Ismaninger Str. 22, 81675, Münich, Germany
BMC Medicine 2012, 10:91 doi:10.1186/1741-7015-10-91Published: 14 August 2012
N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) is a glutathione precursor that has been shown to have antidepressant efficacy in a placebo-controlled trial. The current study aimed to investigate the maintenance effects of NAC following eight weeks of open-label treatment for bipolar disorder.
The efficacy of a double blind randomized placebo controlled trial of 2 g/day NAC as adjunct maintenance treatment for bipolar disorder was examined. Participants (n = 149) had a Montgomery Asberg Depression Rating Score of ≥12 at trial entry and, after eight weeks of open-label NAC treatment, were randomized to adjunctive NAC or placebo, in addition to treatment as usual. Participants (primarily outpatients) were recruited through public and private services and through newspaper advertisements. Time to intervention for a mood episode was the primary endpoint of the study, and changes in mood symptoms, functionality and quality of life measures were secondary outcomes.
There was a substantial decrease in symptoms during the eight-week open-label NAC treatment phase. During the subsequent double-blind phase, there was minimal further change in outcome measures with scores remaining low. Consequently, from this low plateau, between-group differences did not emerge on recurrence, clinical functioning or quality of life measures.
There were no significant between-group differences in recurrence or symptomatic outcomes during the maintenance phase of the trial; however, these findings may be confounded by limitations.
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Ms Davidson will add that "we'd be selling young Scots short" if the ballot resulted in a vote for independence.
"Our young people are as dynamic and ambitious as their contemporaries in any other corner of the globe," she will argue. They've got what it takes to make it in life - the talent, the drive and the determination to make their mark on the world.
"It's our responsibility to make sure they get the best possible chance of achieving their full potential.
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March is Women's History Month! Come check out our book displays, including materials from our Heritage Center, and other electronic resources about the achievements of women throughout history at the EGSC Library in the month of March!
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Looking to kick back with a good book? Stop by our new Browsing collection at the EGSC Library! The Browsing collection, located in the center stacks area of the library, is designed for recreational and leisure reading and includes many popular books – mysteries, romance novels, sci-fi, and bestsellers. Faculty, staff, students, and the community are invited to donate new or used books to this collection.


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Chris Parmelee hit a three-run homer to cap the Minnesota Twins' 10-run fifth inning against the AL Central-leading Chicago White Sox. After sending 12 men to the plate in a seven-run second Tuesday night, the Twins used 14 batters in scoring 10 times in an inning for the second time this season. They also scored 10 in the second inning Aug. 6 against Cleveland. Minnesota had just two extra-base hits in the two big innings. In the fifth, Trevor Plouffe tripled in the first run and Parmelee drove in the final three with his homer. In between, they had three run-scoring singles and a sacrifice fly. Overall, they had 13 singles and five walks in the two innings. Justin Morneau singled twice in the second inning and walked twice in the fifth. Former White Sox prospect Eduardo Escobar had a two-run single in the second and another RBI single in the fifth.
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GaiaSeed: Project Seed Trap
Acquiring the multiple endings.
This game has actually three posible endings to it, depending on what you do on the last (seventh) stage. From worse to best ending:
- E1: defeat the turtle-boss at the end of the stage. This is the straight-forward one;
- E2: let the time expire on the turtle-boss fight and defeat the angel-boss who will appear afterwards;
- E3: let the time expire on both aforementioned bosses.
Contributed By: Last Cetra.
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hey guys just wondering if this mod was completed? been experimenting with mods recently and was really excited when i saw this. really hope its alive :)
Fast and Dangerous MOD is mod for Need For Speed Most wanted game.We will change all of the cars,improve the graphics and others.This is our first mod for this game,don't expect something unique because we are learning but we will try to give you one really good mod for playing.
0 comments by MilchoGeorgiev on May 3rd, 2013
Wa want to tell you something really important.For now our project [Need For Speed:Fast and Dangerous MOD] iz frozen.We have to wait for some other mods which we can use in our project,also we are working on another mod which we gonna publish next month.Until the mod we are wating we gonna take some rest because two of ous will have prom and we need to get ready for this.Be patient we wont gonna leave the mod I hope is gonna be released this summer or in the end of the year.So thanks for your support and I hope all of you gonna enjoy our mod when is released.
hey guys just wondering if this mod was completed? been experimenting with mods recently and was really excited when i saw this. really hope its alive :)
Thanks for the support :)
still no one is working on this mod?
what Happend to this mod was wanting to get it
dammit its dead
OMG YAY NOT ACTUALLY DEAD! TRACKING! So glad to see people paying attention to the classics xD
Nope is not dead we just have to wait for another mod which we gonna add to our project.And thanks for the support!!
will this add 1920 x 1080 support
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