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by Imdoodlebug on 12/30/2012 4:23:07 PM
Oh, I remember all of these songs! My favorite had to have been domino!
by Glitterheart16 on 12/30/2012 2:00:10 PM
YES!!! I love Some Nights by FUN. I am in LOVE with that song!!!
by Sparksfly on 12/30/2012 1:40:45 PM
I love Elli Goulding Lol,Harry Stiles XD XD XD
by iluvmusic♥ on 12/30/2012 12:14:35 PM
Hmm I'm not sure if I could pick one favorite song from 2012..so I'll just pick from this list. Hmm ok not much easier..lol I guess I have to go with What Makes You Beautiful by 1D tho. And my least favorite..Gangnam Style.
by maggie183 on 12/30/2012 12:03:52 PM
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by taylorswiftfan1233 on 12/30/2012 12:01:19 PM
The two songs I'm not a big fan of are Boyfriend and Somebody That I Used To Know. Sorry Gotye and Justin Bieber! I'm just not into your songs.
by ising990 on 12/30/2012 10:39:29 AM
@sparklysharpie lol, I was laughing when I saw that
by Sweetie99 on 12/30/2012 8:33:24 AM
HARRY STYLES IS SPELLED WRONG!!!!!!!!!!! its styles...not stiles. please correct asap!!
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Call Me Maybe is my fave hit and my least favorite is Boyfriend.
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Women in business will be a focus of a Moira Shire Council International Women's Day celebration next month.
International Women's Day is celebrated around the world and across the country as an opportunity to acknowledge the contributions women make.
A celebration will be at Numurkah Multi-Purpose Building on Friday, March 8 from 9.30
Main guest speaker is Numurkah District Health chief Jacque Phillips, who will talk about her role and dealing with the day-to-day pressures of being a woman in leadership.
The Woman and Young Woman of the Year Award winners will be recognised. Nominations close on Monday.
''We have so many inspirational women within our community who have achieved amazing things,'' Deputy Mayor Wendy Buck said.
''International Women's Day is an important opportunity to recognise and celebrate these achievements, while also acknowledging the bigger picture contribution women can make in positions of power.''
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Fifty-six-year-old Grant Dalton's daily routine includes strapping on a helmet, a wetsuit and a belt full of emergency gear to work as a lowly grinder on the Team New Zealand catamaran competing in this year's America's Cup sailing regatta.
Cranking the big winches is an intensely physical job normally left to brawny men at least two decades his junior. The wiry, tart-tongued Dalton is also the managing director of Emirates Team New Zealand.
Through these positions he imparts a blue-collar streak to a blue-blooded sport, making him a fitting symbol for the only Cup challenger that isn't bankrolled by a billionaire.
With competitive sailing in the 34th America's Cup getting under way on San Francisco Bay, New Zealand already stands out as the most polished of the three teams that hope to pry the trophy away from software mogul Larry Ellison's Oracle Team USA.
The Kiwis routed Prada fashion tycoon Patrizio Bertelli's Luna Rossa Challenge in their first race by more than five minutes, a lead so large that the Italian boat was officially deemed not to have completed the race even though it crossed the finish line.
For Dalton, and for New Zealand's fervent sailing fans, there's a lot riding on the team's performance.
In an international competition where money buys top talent from around the world, New Zealand's is the only boat crewed almost entirely by nationals.
Only New Zealand has a home-grown grown industry devoted to designing and building advanced carbon-fiber boats of the type being used in the Cup.
And only New Zealand, whose winning Cup campaign two decades ago touched off a national celebration, is backed by its government and risks losing that support if it fails this year.
"I don't think the team will survive if we don't win," said New Zealand tactician Ray Davies. "It's fantastic that the government puts the money in, but they're expecting us to win and they're not going to back a team that doesn't win."
In most countries, sailboat racing is a niche sport, and this year's America's Cup so far has done little to change that.
Ellison, who won the cup in 2010, and with it the right to set the rules for this year's races, hoped to make the 162-year-old competition more accessible to everyday sports fans with super-fast, high-tech 72-foot boats sailing close to shore on the picturesque Bay.
But the regatta stumbled from the start, with high costs scaring off many challengers and a fatal training accident in May throwing the four-team competition into chaos.
A convoluted fight over new safety rules may leave Sweden's Artemis Racing, funded by businessman Torbjorn Tornqvist, unable to participate.
In New Zealand, though, the Cup looms large.
New Zealand boat builders were among the first to work with the high-strength composite materials that are now standard for racing boats.
They made a name for themselves as some of the world's top designers, said Tim Smyth, a construction manager at the Oracle team's boat-building arm, Core Builders Composites, which built Oracle's two AC72 catamarans.
In New Zealand, Core Builders Composites also built 15 smaller AC45 catamarans that teams raced over the past two years to prepare for the America's Cup.
New Zealand's government has kicked in $36 million for this year's Cup campaign. The team also helped finance its Cup bid by selling a boat design to Luna Rossa, while corporate sponsors, led by Emirates Airlines, contributed the balance of a budget estimated at around $100 million.
When New Zealand first won the cup in 1995, with a yacht nicknamed Black Magic, hundreds of thousands of people crowded the streets of Wellington, Auckland and Christchurch for ticker tape parades. It was only the second time the America's Cup had been taken from an American team since its start in 1851.
Chuck Hawley, who has crossed the Atlantic in a catamaran and is heavily involved in promoting the sport in the United States, compared the fervor for sailing in New Zealand to baseball in Dominican Republic, where strong youth programs pick out potential stars at an early age and nurture them.
"It's a passion in New Zealand, so is our rugby, so is beer drinking. It's up there with them," said Team New Zealand trustee Gary Paykel.
In this year's America's Cup, over a dozen Kiwis fill out the crews of Team New Zealand's rivals and many more play vital roles as designers, builders and trainers. Oracle Team USA is run by a New Zealander.
The Kiwis successfully defended the Cup in 2000, further bolstering their credentials on the world sailing stage and solidifying support from New Zealanders that the team still enjoys.
But just weeks later, then-skipper Russell Coutts and other key crewmen were hired away to sail for Swiss biotechnology billionaire Ernesto Bertarelli's Alinghi, earning the bitter resentment of many at home.
At the America's Cup in Auckland in 2003, Alinghi trounced what was left of the New Zealand team, which suffered a disastrous broken mast and the near-sinking of its yacht.
Dalton, who made his name in the 1980s in extreme round-the-world races, was hired to pick up the pieces.
"Dalton was the gruff master sergeant called in to teach the fuzzy-faced second lieutenants how to take the hill," said Kimball Livingston, a competitive sailor and writer at blueplanettimes.com.
Dalton, who worked as a motorcycle mechanic before going to university to study accounting, is known for his toughness.
"His idea of a good time is to be dropped into some inhospitable part of the world with a book of matches and a jackknife, and he'd come out the other side," said Hawley.
Since 2003, Dalton has been the public face of his team, overseeing boat design and construction, hiring its crew and squeezing money from sponsors.
In 2007, Dalton and his crew came close to regaining the Cup but lost again to defender Alinghi in a seven-race showdown.
Coutts subsequently defected to Oracle, which then beat Alinghi in a controversial 2010 challenge that introduced ultra-fast, multi-hulled yachts to the competition.
Dalton has been outspoken about the failings of this year's America's Cup, criticising the AC72s designed by Oracle as a bad choice for San Francisco Bay's heavy winds and rip currents.
Team New Zealand is still living off the goodwill from the 1995 and 2000 wins, Dalton told Reuters.
"Although it's getting chipped and reduced by the day, we're still in credit. But credit will ultimately turn to debit if these shenanigans keep going."
If New Zealand wins the Cup, Dalton said he will use the defender's right to set rules to force teams in the next America's Cup to use sailors from their home countries, which would swing the odds considerably in New Zealand's favor.
Such a nationality rule existed from 1980 to 2003 and for decades before that there was a tradition of boats, crews and designers being from the same country.
The only thing Dalton doesn't skipper on Team New Zealand is the boat itself, a responsibility he has given to the much younger Dean Barker.
Instead, Dalton helps operate the pedestal grinders that control the hard "wing" sails, the dagger-boards and other moveable hardware on the boat.
It is a grueling job that requires arm-strength and endurance to spin big drum winches under heavy load, as well as light-footed scampering across the mesh that serves as the catamaran's deck.
downwind from just off the Golden Gate Bridge to near Alcatraz Island.
"By far this is the coolest, most fun boat I've ever sailed on," said Emirates Team New Zealand wing trimmer Glenn Ashby, who watched Thursday's race from a chase boat.
"Doing 40-plus knots reaching and downwind and low-to-mid-20 knots upwind, there's no other boat as a sailor that you'd ever wish to sail on at that moment. The boats are getting faster and faster. Every month, we're getting quicker. If we had another six or eight months of development we'd probably get another three to four knots quicker. The feeling sailing downwind is surreal, covering ground that quickly."
Emirates Team New Zealand earned its fifth point of the series in five starts, four of which have been unopposed.
The Kiwis are closing in on advancing straight to the Louis Vuitton Cup finals starting August 17.
That would leave Italy's Luna Rossa to face Artemis Racing in the semifinals beginning August 6.
The winner of the Louis Vuitton Cup will face defending champion Oracle Team USA in the 34th America's Cup starting September 7.
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I get a big kick of the "outsiders", vehicles who don't qualify (and some that do) for the Cruise In and either cruise by or park outside the pylons. Some even display their vehicles with their hoods open. Late model trucks, Corvettes, Camaros, Challengers, Mustangs and even Exotics are common visitors. This past weekend a good looking drag boat cruised by and talking about exotics; check out the center image above!
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Already bought the game twice but might as well get it a third, and maybe fourth time. It's a shame that it took so long for it to reach Nintendo platforms (the PS3/Vita/XB360 versions came out in 2013) but it's a game worth waiting for.
Oh wow, I certainly didn't expect this game to be localized but I'm happy that it is. I have it on my Japanese 3DS but I'll definitely get the English version as well.
Although it's nice that Nintendo is profitable, 10 million consoles sold is not good news. Heck, it's being outsold by the Vita, a system that nobody can say is a success.
Interesting that the Vita is outselling the Wii U, it shows just how popular handhelds are in Japan.
The game is apparently coming to handhelds too:
What a great week!
Will be getting Binding of Isaac, Dragon Fantasy & 3D Streets of Rage 2 for my N3DS XL. I already have the first two on my Vita but they are worth a double dip.
The physical version of Minecraft Vita is still in the top ten. I never expected the physical release to be that successful.
Nice to see Splatoon still doing well too.
I have it on my Japanese New 3DS and the game is decent. It doesn't have a lot of depth but it's a nice time waster while waiting for the bus.
That, or they'll say lies like "Mario Kart 8 and Bayonetta 2 run 1080p/60FPS, the Wii U is not underpowered!" even though those games actually run at 720p.
Project Cars was simply too much for the Wii U to handle.
"I guess the only thing that could of been handled better was when they announced the cancellation."
That's the only part that annoyed me about their announcement. I'm not surprised at all that they couldn't get the game running properly on the Wii U but to say that the game looks amazing and needs "just a little more time" was very misleading. They should have cancelled the Wii U port early on as they did with the XB360 and PS3 ports.
Other than that, I don't really see what the problem is and I think people are taking it way too seriously. A game was cancelled, big deal, it happens all the time.
"I was rather amazed when I saw the official Twitter accounts of companies like Sony, Bungie, Obsidion, etc paying their respects. Makes bickering about what platforms / genres people like seem all the more childish."
It indeed does make it seem so childish. While fanboys are ripping each other apart for liking the "wrong" console or games, game company executives are actually known for getting along well with each other.
Sony's Shuhei Yoshida owns two Wii U consoles:
Phil Spencer praising Nintendo:
Sony and Microsoft executives having drinks together:
The executives are heck of a lot more mature than the fanboys who bicker about everything.
I agree with him but of course the fanboys will rip him a new one. The comment section should be entertaining...
I like the GamePad for its offscreen play but the controller is too big and too heavy, which gets tiring after extended play sessions. The GamePad weighs 17.6 ounces, compared to 9.9 ounces for the Xbox One controller and 7.4 ounces for the DualShock 4.
Holding a 1.1 pound controller is just not comfortable for me.
Nothing this week but next week will make up for it with Binding of Isaac: Rebirth and Dragon Fantasy: The Volumes of Westeria.
I was going through my DS and 3DS games last night and that's when I realized that it might as well be called the Atlus 3DS.
Nintendo doesn't have a whole lot of third-party support these days but I'm happy as long as Atlus keeps supporting their handhelds.
I have it on the Vita but it's worth a double-dip. It's a great game for anyone who likes old-school RPGs.
I agree, the game might actually end up being pretty fun despite the lack of polish. I'm certainly willing to give the game a chance unlike the others here who are judging the game solely based on screenshots and gameplay videos.
As sad as the news is, it's nice to see touching tributes from Iwata's competitors. They may be considered as rivals but in the end, we're all human.
Doesn't matter whether you're a PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo fan, we all share the same hobby and arguing about which console can render the most polygons seems so trivial now.
Although I don't like the direction that Nintendo was heading into, this is a time to put the criticisms aside and reflect on the positive influence he's had on the gaming industry.
When I look at the various DS systems on my shelf (I can't seem to stop buying the bloody things), it makes me happy that he took the risk to release such an unusual gaming system. I also like how he interacted directly with the fans, such as with the Directs. CEOs of big companies are usually faceless bean counters, but not Iwata was not like that at all. He truly seemed passionate about video games.
Deeply sad news indeed.
Although I didn't agree with many of his decisions, I still had a lot of respect for him. So many companies appoint bean counters as CEO, but Mr Iwata was a game developer who worked his way up to the top.
55 is way too young to leave this world.
"Even if this game ends up kind of janky, I don't care. Some of my favorite games were a little rough around the edges (e.g. No More Heroes)."
Agreed, the game actually looks pretty fun. It's a shame that so many people judged the game solely based on its graphics. The previous article was full of comments calling the game "garbage" and "crap." I don't get how people judge games that they haven't even played.
"It's not even been released yet and people have already made their minds up."
The hatred towards third-party games is very obvious on this site. When Metroid Prime: Federation Force received a lot of flack in the media, the comments here talking about how stupid it is to judge a game that isn't even out yet.
"Play it before criticizing it!"
Nobody has played Devil's Third yet the game is "garbage" and "trash." They are also criticizing the game's graphics even though for years they've been saying that graphics don't matter (especially with the underpowered Wii).
Come on folks, at least wait until the reviews are out before passing final judgement on the game. Why is it wrong to judge Nintendo based on screenshots and gameplay videos but not for third-party games?
I might still get the game but it'll all depend on the reviews. Who knows, the game might actually be good.
The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is $14.99 on Steam and PSN, I imagine that the Nintendo version will cost the same.
Well, the game certainly isn't for everyone. If you don't enjoy it, they'res nothing wrong with that.
At least you played it before passing judgement unlike the people who criticize it solely based what they've heard about the game.
I doubt that the game will sell well on the 3DS and Wii U but it's nice that Nintendo is finally allowing the game (same goes for the AVGN game). I was getting tired of Nintendo deciding what was best for me.
"I think it's dishonest to combine the GBC sales with the GB, considering Nintendo addresses them as separate platforms"
Not true, Nintendo always combines the GB with the GBC with their sales numbers:
"You can't agree to their demands, let them proceed with plans only to publicly announce you're turning your back on them. They should have kept negotiating until they were happy, or at least pulled out of them."
It's a shame that the fanboys don't see it that way, because after all, Nintendo is a perfect company that has never done anything shady.
I agree with the article that Nintendo had valid reasons for ending the agreement but they cancelled the deal in a very unprofessional way. You can't make a deal with a company then secretly make another with a competitor behind their back. Can you imagine if a company did that to Nintendo? The comments here would be very different.
"Both sides were trying to screw each other."
That pretty much sums it up. Both companies made serious mistakes with the deal and neither are innocent.
It was a crappy deal on Sony's part and Nintendo handled it VERY poorly and unprofessionally.
Love all the comments defending Nintendo saying it wasn't a double cross.
Sure, Nintendo had valid reasons to cancel the deal but the way they did it was very unprofessional. They're are proper ways of cancelling and re-negotiating deals instead doing it secretly behind your partner's back.
Loved this game on the Vita, I'll probably get the Wii U version if it goes on sale. The Vita version was only $1.99.
"They had plenty of games for 2015 and early 2016 that they could have included in their Digital Event and spice it up, but they ultimately chose not to."
Agreed, they left out too many games such as Fatal Frame, Devil's Third and the others that you mentioned.
A lot of people who are on the fence about buying a console use E3 to help them decide if they should go for it and Nintendo's lack of games will hurt the struggling Wii U even more. They need to show that the system has many upcoming games and I'm baffled that they only showed a few games.
For only $5, will definitely check out Mercenaries Saga 2...
Thanks for the info, I was not aware that M2 handled the GBA Virtual Console.
Now that I think of it, another company (Arika) handled most, if not all of Nintendo's 3D Classics as well.
Just do like Sega and hire an outside developer like M2.
Remember when Nintendo said they learned their lesson after the poor launch of the 3DS?
"Trust us."
Right, because Nintendo always knows what the fans want. The same company that said we didn't want online games. Or that North American gamers didn't want Xenoblades (which now has a port and a sequel, not bad for a game that we didn't want).
I admire that Nintendo likes to try different things but they don't always know what the consumers want.
Already have the game but will definitely pick up a physical copy. I absolutely love physical copies... Shovel Knight will look nice on my shelf next to my physical copies of Minecraft, Terraria, Child of Light and Retro City Rampage DX.
I think Reggie is underestimating just how much time kids spend playing on phones and tablets. I have five nephews and nieces (all under the age of ten) and they and their friends ALL play games on their phone/tablet/iPod Touch while their DS systems are collecting dust.
I agree.
Mario Galaxy is one of my favourite games of the 7th generation and I have absolutely no doubts that the game would have played just as well on the PS3/XB360. Come to think of it, the majority of my favourite Wii games are playable with the Classic Controller (such as Xenoblades, which you mentioned). The best Wii games don't even use the console's main feature! The same thing is happening with the Wii U.
I would certainly miss Nintendo's hardware but as you've said, we'd still get their games, which is all that matters. Nintendo keeps making consoles with gimmicks that they end up not using, so what's the point?
"The whole point of Nintendo games is that the are created for the hardware concept of the system they are on."
I respectfully disagree with you and fully agree with @rjejr.
I absolutely love Nintendo games and I do believe that they're one of the best game developers but I don't see why their games would be inferior on Xbox and PlayStation, or even PC. My favourite Wii U games are Mario Kart 8, DCK Tropical Freeze and Super Mario 3D World and none of those games really use the GamePad in a meaningful way. They would play just fine on the PS4 and Xbox One.
Aside from a few exceptions (such as the upcoming Star Fox Zero), Nintendo games don't really take advantage of Nintendo's hardware.
As a lifelong Nintendo fan (been Nintendo gamer since the NES), I absolutely hate the idea of Nintendo going third party because I love owning Nintendo hardware. I love their systems but when I stop and think about it, it's actually their GAMES that I love, not the consoles. Looking at my Wii U games on the shelf, I realize that the Wii U is a great console because of its games, not the hardware.
Just because Nintendo says the Android rumours are false doesn't mean that they actually are false. They always deny rumours.
In 2008, they strongly denied the rumours of a redesigned DS only to release the DSi a few months later:
In 2012, they said that rumours of an upcoming larger 3DS were "nothing more than conjecture" only to reveal the 3DS XL a few days later.
Can't forget how they denied the smartphone games last year, saying
"Nintendo's intention is not to make Nintendo software available on smart devices".
We'll just to wait and see until Nintendo actually unveils the NX.
"The reason the Wii U is a flop is because the product is unappealing and confusing."
You're absolutely correct.
The Nintendo apologists like to crap on the Xbox One and PS4 by saying "they only have shooters!" but it's obvious why those consoles are selling so well (especially the PS4). They have a wide variety of games (not just shooters like the idiots like to claim), multimedia capabilities and are not that expensive, especially with the Xbox One now being only $350.
In other words, the consoles are appealing.
I actually enjoy my Wii U a lot but they're no way I'm buying an NX at launch. It'll be interesting to see what they bring to the table.
Sega makes a lot of mistakes but they're doing a fantastic job with their 3D classics. Nintendo can learn a thing or two from Sega about re-releasing classic games (remember the fantastic Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection for PS3/X360 a few years back?)
Still can't believe that Urban Champion was one of the games that Nintendo chose for their 3D classics...
Excuse me for being worried about a company that used to dominate the gaming industry but that is continuously shooting itself in the foot.
I'm aware that Nintendo has been around for a very long time and they rarely fail to make a profit. But that can certainly change. Just ask Kodak (which has been around since 1888), Apple (with their brush with bankruptcy in the 90s) or Blackberry.
Nintendo isn't invincible and I have valid reasons to be concerned. Your walls of text won't make me change my opinions so don't bother,
That's exactly why I'm been disappointed in Nintendo for the past few years. They keep saying that the next big thing is coming but it never arrives. They recently said that the NX will change the way we play games, yet they said the exact same thing about the Wii U. Nintendo has become all talk and no action. Heck, remember when in 2012 Reggie was saying that the original Wii was not dead?
People on this site act like everything is fine in Nintendo world. Nothing needs to change, they have billions in the bank! The company is struggling to stay profitable and their console is a sales disaster but everything is fine. The company and the fanboys are in denial that the company is in trouble.
It's really a shame because I love Nintendo and it sucks to see them in this situation (I remember when "playing Nintendo" was a generic term for video games). I still like the company a lot but I won't stick my head in the sand; I'll call them out on their BS.
"I don't understand why it's so hard to have a little faith in a company you supposedly love."
I've been a Nintendo fan for nearly three decades and I'm certainly losing faith in the company. Are they doomed? Of course not, but they're also not the juggernaut that they were in the 80s and 90s. I genuinely fear for the company's future if they keep making idiotic mistakes.
Nintendo has always been a cocky and arrogant company but they were able to get away with it when they were #1 without any serious competitors. They say that they know what we want. Remember when Iwata said gamers didn't want online games about a decade ago? They need to realize that they're not always right.
"we know what our fans want"
The Wii U's sales numbers say otherwise.


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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital scientists have discovered how an important "on" switch is attached to the machinery that cells rely on to adapt thousands of proteins to meet changing conditions. The research appears in the current issue of the journal Cell.
The switch is a small protein called NEDD8. Problems with NEDD8 have been associated with several cancers, developmental disorders and infectivity of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes AIDS. Drugs that target NEDD8 are in anti-cancer clinical trials. The ability of HIV to evade the anti-viral immune response depends in part on the ability of the virus to hijack the NEDD8 machinery.
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Researchers showed how part of the machinery for accessorizing proteins, a component called cullin-RING, is first modified by NEDD8. The addition of NEDD8 transforms the ability of cullin-RING to accessorize other proteins. Those proteins are involved in important biological functions such as cell division, immune response and embryonic development.
"This discovery is a major advance in understanding the machinery cells use to regulate an astonishingly vast number of proteins they depend on as well as the diseases that arise when the system malfunctions," said corresponding author Brenda Schulman, Ph.D., a member of the St. Jude Department of Structural Biology and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) investigator.
Schulman and her colleagues study the machinery that manages the accessorizing process, whether the accessory is NEDD8 or a different small protein called ubiquitin. Ubiquitin accessorizes proteins though a process known as ubiquitination. Cullin-RING, which NEDD8 accessorizes, is a major command center of ubiquitination.
This study builds on an observation first author Daniel Scott, Ph.D., made shortly after joining Schulman's laboratory in 2006. Scott, an HHMI research specialist III, showed that while ubiquitin could be coaxed into binding to and accessorizing cullin-RING, NEDD8 was the preferred partner.
Scott used a technique called X-ray crystallography to capture a crystal structure that explained why. In the process, investigators determined for the first time that different components of the ubiquitination machinery work cooperatively to align NEDD8 and cullin-RING. That alignment promotes the transfer of NEDD8 rather than ubiquitin to the proper site on cullin-RING. The transfer of NEDD8 allows other proteins to be accessorized with ubiquitin.
The mechanism outlined in this research establishes a paradigm for understanding protein regulation in cells, Schulman said. "This research sets the stage for broadly understanding this key aspect of protein regulation in cells," Scott said.
The study's other authors are Vladislav Sviderskiy and Shein Ei Cho, both of St. Jude; Julie Monda, formerly of St. Jude and now of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.; and John Lydeard and J. Wade Harper, both of Harvard Medical School, Boston.
The research was funded in part by a Cancer Center Support Grant (CA021765) from the National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health (NIH); grants (GM069530, AG011085) from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences at the NIH; the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation and ALSAC.
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Stan mixes up his nighttime routine after his 100th kill, but mistakenly unleashes a "good" Stan in his sleep - Jekyll & Hyde-style - who's hell-bent on pursuing all the good deeds that real Stan would never consider, and stopping him from ever killing again in the "Cock of the Sleepwalk" episode of AMERICAN DAD airing Sunday, July 27 (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX (DAD-812) (TV-14 D, L, S, V)
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AMERICAN DAD follows staunch GOP supporter and CIA agent STAN SMITH (Seth MacFarlane) and the misadventures of his unconventional family in Langley Falls, VA. The series returns this fall for a 10th and final season on FOX.
Stan's blissfully unaware wife, FRANCINE (Wendy Schaal), has an unfaltering loyalty that allows her to turn a blind eye toward Stan's unabashed arrogance. Meanwhile, Stan constantly butts heads with his 18-year-old left-wing activist daughter, HAYLEY (Rachael MacFarlane), who knows just how to push her father's buttons, whether it's by helping the homeless, demanding women's rights or advocating gun control. Hayley's 14-year-old brother is the geeky yet cocky STEVE (Scott Grimes), a kid who spends his time playing video games and obsessing about the opposite sex.
The Smith cabinet is rounded out by two rather unconventional members. There's the sassy and sarcastic space alien ROGER (Seth MacFarlane), who lives in the attic, loves to play dress-up and ran for U.S. President in 2012; and KLAUS (Dee Bradley Baker), an attention-starved goldfish with the brain of a German guy who always throws in his two cents regardless of whether anyone is listening.
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The College Football Playoff selection committee is beginning to take shape.
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As for conflicts of interest, if an athletic director's school is being considered for the playoff, that athletic director will leave the room while the other members vote on that team.
It is not known how often the committee will meet or how often the committee will release a poll of the top teams in the country.
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Monte Carlo Simulation Study of Diffuse Scattering in PZT, Pb(Zr,Ti)O3
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Transverse polarized diffuse streaks have been observed in diffraction patterns of Pb(Zr1−x Ti x )O3 (PZT) ceramics for compositions ranging from x = 0.3 (rhombohedral phase) to x = 0.7 (tetragonal phase) including the important morphotropic phase boundary (MPB) region (x = 0.48). The streaks correspond to diffuse planes of scattering in three dimensions, and these are oriented normal to the (cubic) \( \langle 111\rangle_{c} \) directions. A Monte Carlo (MC) model has been developed that convincingly reproduces the observed diffraction patterns. In this model, the displacements of Pb ions running in chains along each of the \( \langle 111\rangle_{c} \) directions are directed along the chain and are strongly correlated from cell to cell. There is no evidence of lateral correlation. Neighboring chains are essentially independent. At this stage, it is not clear what role the local order revealed by the scattering might play in governing the exceptional piezo-electric properties of the material, but its presence requires the currently accepted models for the average structure to be reassessed.
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- Monte Carlo Simulation Study of Diffuse Scattering in PZT, Pb(Zr,Ti)O3
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Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A
Volume 41, Issue 5 , pp 1110-1118
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- 2010-05
- 10.1007/s11661-009-9860-y
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- 1543-1940
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We all start out with a vision or dream of what it will be like to be a parent. Maybe you envisioned rocking your baby, quietly strolling through the park, and eventually coaching a t-ball team. What we fail to envision is the bit of chaos that comes with being a parent. Frazzled, tired, overwhelmed—do any of those words fit into your dream of parenthood? Probably not. But they are a new parent's reality.
I think everyone benefits from some alone and quiet time, but this is especially true for parents. We are usually running at full speed from the time the sun comes up until we crash on the pillow late at night. One of my favorite books, The Janitor by Todd Hopkins and Ray Hilbert, explains that a burned-out brain won't start. We're in a state of constant reacting—to cries, phone calls, emails, dirty diapers, carpools and a blur of children's TV. We seem to define success as filling every moment with tasks and information. It's no wonder so many parents feel overwhelmed. We feel guilty for taking time to renew our own spirit. But if we did, we would likely have renewed energy to take on the world.
One of the best parts of my day is what I call a "Take 10." No matter how hectic my day may be, I schedule quiet time for myself. I literally put on a timer and carve out 10 minutes. It's during my moments of quiet that everything comes into place. Solutions seem to rise to the surface, peace comes over my body, and my energy is renewed to keep up with the rest of my day.
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2011 Meres Pinot Noir, Kooyong(6x75cl)
Bright blood-maroon colour. Possibly a little more masculine than other recent releases of this wine, this has the pretty, aromatic red fruits of Meres but with an unusual depth and meaty complexity. Dusty herbs and focussed red fruits frame the palate and are carried by the site's classic silkiness to length.
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A pretty purplish crimson colour. The nose speaks of bright red fruits - raspberry and cherry, then violet florals, dried meadow herbs and hints of cherry pip, oak and botanical spices. The palate is attractively brambly with a core of red fruits, fresh acidity, fine, graphite-like tannins and a savoury edge which balances the fruit. This wine is approachable when young yet shows potential for further improvement with careful cellaring.
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The churches of Venice and the classrooms of Columbia University formed the tent poles of the work of the revered art historian David Rosand, who died at his home in Manhattan on Aug. 8 at 75.
He taught his first class at Columbia in 1964 and his last in 2013, with very few breaks in that run. And although as a scholar he was closely identified with 16th-century Venetian painting and its greatest artist, Titian, his breadth of knowledge beyond his immediate field was wide, embracing modernist abstraction, 19th-century American art and Chinese calligraphy.
In addition to sustaining a heavy teaching load, Mr. Rosand was a productive writer, publishing many scholarly essays and producing, or contributing to, more than a dozen books. His classic work, "Painting in Sixteenth-Century Venice: Titian, Veronese, Tintoretto," was first published in 1982 and is still used in classrooms.
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