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NEWPORT–Sophomore Sam Brunnette will be the sole representative from North Country at this year's New England Regional Cross Country Meet at the Twin Brook Recreation Center in Cumberland, ME this weekend.
Brunnette is coming off of a season that his seen steady growth for the runner, beginning with his first race on the course at Primeau Farm.
"It was a pretty good season. I was going into the year hoping to do well and I started off with a PR (personal record), which was nice," said Brunnette.
The rest of the season, while not flashy, was effective.
ESSEX–As the buzzer sounded signaling the end of the Division II Northern Vermont Youth Football League title game, the cheers erupted from the stands, the bench, and the field, as the North Country Junior Falcons defeated the Winooski Spartans, becoming champions once again.
The team that began the year with an 0-2 record rebounded beautifully, taking ownership of their season and rolling their way through the competition to get the championship game and become the kings of Division II.
BURLINGTON–In all the years I have been watching field hockey, I have never seen Missisquoi Valley Union's team look scared.
On Wednesday afternoon, on the artificial turf at the UVM athletic complex, the North Country Falcons struck fear into the hearts of the mighty Thunderbirds.
MVU (12-3-1) went on to win the contest, 2-1, but it was a lot closer then they would have liked it to have been.
"I am very proud of these girls," said coach Chantelle Bouchard as she struggled to keep her emotions in check.
Missisquoi came out of the chute on fire.
NEWPORT–The North Country Falcons will find themselves against a familiar opponent when they travel to UVM for the Division III field hockey semi-finals today at 3:30.
Coming off their dramatic 1-0 win over Bellows Falls, the team's spirits are high.
"They are excited," said Bouchard. "They really want to get out on the field and just play."
Missisquoi Valley Union (11-3-1), ranked third in D III, were the Falcons first round advisories last year, and they defeated NCU in well-fought battle on the hard-packed sand in Swanton.
THETFORD–This year's State Meet had the best running conditions in 4 years with dry trails, temps in the 50s and a bank of fog that didn't lift until the girls challenge race.
The Division I girls varsity race started off the day, and NCU was running with a depleted squad.
We were missing our #2 and #3 runners due to season ending injuries earlier in the month.
Haley Jo Tetreault was not at 100% for the day's race, but she worked though the race finishing 23rd in Div I (34th in the State).
Junior Jade Dandurand was our second scorer with her best time at Thetford in 25:04.
ORLEANS–Meghan Livingston broke a 1-1 tie with 11:37 remaining in the second half to lift the twelfth ranked Mount Abraham Eagles (10-4-2) over the number four seed Lake Region during the Division II quarter-finals on Saturday afternoon.
The goal came after a solid seventeen minutes of sustained Eagle pressure in the Ranger end of the field.
"The girls gave an awesome effort out their," said Eric Degre. "Unfortunately in the second, they got a bunch of shots in a row and eventually scored."
As the action unfurled in the first half, both teams looked fairly equal.
NEWPORT–Jacob Buckles broke two school records on Friday night as the Falcons fell to Milton 55-26 to wrap up their regular season.
"Those records... I've been wanting to beat them all year," said Buckles.
"I have been hoping, hoping, hoping to finally beat them and to do it is awesome. I can't describe the feeling."
"I can't say enough good things about Jacob Buckles," said coach Tim Simoneau. "He is going to the North/South game and there is no reason he shouldn't be in the Shrine game, representing North Country."
BELLOWS FALLS– In the biggest surprise of the weekend, the seventh ranked North Country field hockey team knocked off number two Bellows Falls (11-2) 1-0.
"We called a time out with five minutes left and I told them that we didn't drive all of this way for nothing, that we were not leaving without a win, and we got it," said a joyous coach Chantelle Bouchard.
Brittany Fortier scored with 1:55 left to play in regulation to give her team the win.
The goal came after a dash-mark hit, which Brittany Verge put into the circle.
ORLEANS–Somebody had to win and somebody had to lose in the Lake Region-Mt. Abraham match on Friday afternoon.
No matter what happened, one team was going to leave the field feeling awful.
Sadly for the fans in Ranger Country, it was their much loved, much admired Lake Region boys, as the Eagles (7-7-1) tallied two goals in the final ten minutes of the contest to advance into the Division II semi-finals.
"I thought it was an excellent match," said coach Tom Evans. "It definitely could have gone either way and it happened to go their's, so hats off to them."
BARRE–Spaulding's Julia Ormsby's goal two minutes and nine seconds into the first half was all the eighth seeded Crimson Tided needed as they held on for the remaining seventy-two-plus minutes to defeat North Country 1-0 in the opening round of the Division I play-offs.
"We played hard, but you never get those goals back," said coach Peter Alexander. "We had eight chances to clear or get something done, and you could see it coming.
"But, from that moment on, I thought we competed and had some decent chances, and I am very pleased with the effort."


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|Accession Numbers: EG10236 (EcoCyc), b4052, ECK4044
Synonyms: groP, grpA, grpD
Component of: primosome (summary available)
Subunit composition of replicative DNA helicase = [DnaB]6
DnaB, the replicative DNA helicase, processively unwinds DNA at replication forks in advance of DNA polymerase. Along with primase, it is responsible for the initation of chromosomal DNA replication and for the continued priming of lagging-strand synthesis [Fujimura79]. It is also required for DNA replication in a number of plasmids [Conrad79, Hasunuma79, Pritchard80].
DnaB is a component of the primosome, the protein complex that initiates replicative DNA synthesis at the origin of replication, oriC. Such initiation requires DnaA, DNA gyrase, DnaB and DnaC [Kaguni85]. Four or five DnaA monomers bind to a single DnaB helicase as well as binding to oriC, loading the DnaB onto one of the DNA strands exposed at the prepared origin of replication [Sutton98, Carr01, Carr02]. The resulting complex of DnaA, DnaB and DnaC binds asymmetrically along the DNA, extending fifty base pairs farther "upstream" from oriC [Funnell87]. Formation of this initiation complex on an oriC plasmid requires supercoiled DNA [Funnell86]. DnaB subsequently unwinds DNA bidirectionally from oriC. DNA gyrase is required for this bidirectional activity. In the absence of DNA synthesis, single-strand binding protein (SSB) binds the unwound DNA [Baker87]. DnaB remains continuously associated with the advancing replication forks during subsequent DNA synthesis [Wu92d].
DnaC acts as a loader for DnaB, binding to it and localizing it to duplex DNA for its role in initiating replication and to single-stranded DNA for its role in assisting primer formation by primase [Wickner75, Marszalek94, Wahle89, Wahle89a]. Though it is required for loading DnaB onto DNA, bound DnaC directly limits DnaB's ATPase activity [Biswas87, Biswas86]. As a consequence, replication speed is depends on the DnaB:DnaC ratio in vivo [Allen91a, Skarstad95]. Six DnaC bind to one helicase hexamer, binding as a trio of dimers. While DnaC is bound, the opposite entrance to the helicase channel is nearly completely blocked, preventing efficient passage of DNA [Barcena01, San98]. ATP hydrolysis is not required for release of DnaC [Galletto03].
The role of DnaB in initiation of phage λ DNA replication has also been extensively characterized. The formation of the lambda primosome analog, the "O-some," begins with binding of several O proteins at ori lambda. DnaB and lambda P, a DnaC analog, subsequently bind the O proteins [Dodson85, Mallory90]. The members of the DnaK chaperone system (DnaJ, DnaK, GrpE) then bind, with GrpE being required for bidirectional unwinding by DnaB [Dodson86, Wyman93, Liberek90, Alfano89].
DnaB can also be reloaded onto arrested replication forks. PriA opens a collapsed replication fork to allow subsequent DnaB binding [Jones99]. Though PriA restarting requires PriB and DnaT as well as a gapless leading strand, PriC can reload DnaB by itself [Heller05].
DnaB interacts with DNA primase (DnaG) [Lu96]. As DnaB processively unwinds DNA, primase follows, putting down primers on the lagging strand [McMacken77]. DnaB relaxes the specificity of primase from GTC to PuPyPy [Yoda91]. DnaB also stimulates RNA primer synthesis by primase over 5,000 fold [Johnson00b]. Indeed, the DnaB-DnaG interaction is the sole determinant in the rate of Okazaki fragment priming [Tougu96]. Three DnaG monomers interact with each DnaB helicase [Mitkova03]. Accurate initiation of bidirectional DNA replication from oriC requires proper primer placement for leading strand synthesis and thus depends on the helicase-primase interaction [Hiasa99]. The DnaB-DnaG interaction may also explain the need for DnaB in postreplication gap repair [Johnson75].
DnaB moves processively in the 5' to 3' direction on ssDNA. Its helicase activity is stimulated by SSB, but can be inhibited by prior binding of SSB to single-stranded regions of substrate DNA [LeBowitz86, Arai81a]. This inhibition by SSB helps limit futile ATPase activity when DnaB is unable to progress, thus coupling its helicase and ATPase activities [Biswas02]. Helicase binding to ssDNA requires ATP binding but not ATP hydrolysis and involves a binding-induced conformational change in DnaB [Arai81b, Jezewska97, Galletto04]. The rate of DnaB helicase activity depends on the length of available 3' ssDNA in the replication fork. At least five nucleotides must be accessible for the maximal rate, though processivity has been demonstrated to depend on fourteen or more available nucleotides [Biswas02, Galletto04a]. DnaB's rate is inversely proportional to the stability of the duplex it is unwinding [Galletto04a]. In addition, mutations that disrupt helical phasing or DNA curvature slow DnaB helicase activity dramatically [Doran98]. The ssDNA strand on which DnaB travels passes through the inside of the hexameric helicase ring structure [Jezewska98]. The kinetics of DNA binding and nucleotide binding and hydrolysis have been examined in detail [Rajendran00, Bujalowski00, Bujalowski00a].
DnaB helicase comprises a hexamer of DnaB monomers, as confirmed by sedimentation analysis and crystallization [Ueda78, RehaKrantz78, Arai81c]. Existence as a hexamer depends on magnesium ion; in its absence, DnaB arranges into trimers [Bujalowski94]. The DnaB hexamer can have three-fold or six-fold symmetry depending on buffer conditions [Yu96]. This change is independent of ATP binding, though the helicase does undergo a conformational change when it binds ATP that leads to a four-fold increase in its affinity for single-stranded DNA [Donate00, Jezewska96]. DnaB only binds DNA as the full hexamer, binding in a specific orientation with the larger DnaB subdomain toward the 3' end of the bound strand [Jezewska96a, Jezewska98a]. The DNA-binding domain of DnaB consists of two subsites binding ten nucleotides each, one stronger and one weaker, both located on the inside of the hexamer ring. In the normal orientation, duplex DNA encounters the weaker site first [Jezewska98b, Kaplan04]. This nucleotide-binding site has been evaluated in detail [Bujalowski94a]. At any given moment, the helicase hexamer interacts with DNA at only one of its subunits [Bujalowski95].
Each DnaB monomer has key amino-terminal and carboxy-terminal domains. The carboxy-terminal domain contains a critical leucine zipper and is required for DNA binding, ATP binding and oligomerization [Nakayama84, Biswas99, Biswas99a]. The amino-terminus is required for hexamer formation and experiences significant conformational change during nucleotide binding and hydrolysis [Biswas94, Flowers03]. The structure of the amino-terminus has been examined via crystallography, electron microscopy and NMR [Miles97, Weigelt98, Fass99, Yang02b]. DnaB monomers with mutations in the linker region still form hexamers but lose the ability to stimulate primase [Stordal96].
Certain proteins block the progress of DnaB along DNA. Bound Lac repressor inhibits unwinding through its binding region [YanceyWrona92]. Tus binds to the replication termination sequence ter and prevents helicase and the replication fork from proceeding [Lee89, Hiasa92, Skokotas94]. Tus blocking of DnaB depends on a specific interaction between the two proteins, rather than simple steric hindrance [Mulugu01]. A second protein can bind the ter site and allow DnaB to pass through it [Natarajan93]. Blocked DnaB function, or any stall in replication, leads to increased double-strand breaks, deletes in repeat sequences and recombination [Saveson97, Michel97, Lovett02].
DnaB can encircle both strands of duplex DNA in vitro. When it is bound in this manner, it can displace DNA-binding proteins and induce the movement of a synthetic Holliday junction [Kaplan02]. Helicase can even surround three DNA strands, allowing it to convert an invading strand during homologous recombination into a daughter lagging strand [Kaplan04]. Indeed, overexpression of DnaB increases the frequency of homologous recombination [Yamashita99].
Non-synonymous point mutations in dnaB were identified in cell populations that were selected for high resistance to ionizing radiation. The P80H allele was tested and was found to contribute significantly to resistance [Byrne14a].
Locations: cytosol
|Map Position: [4,262,337 -> 4,263,752] (91.87 centisomes, 331°)
|Length: 1416 bp / 471 aa
Molecular Weight of Polypeptide: 52.39 kD (from nucleotide sequence)
pI: 4.9 [RehaKrantz78]
Unification Links: ASAP:ABE-0013269 , CGSC:850 , DIP:DIP-35913N , EchoBASE:EB0232 , EcoGene:EG10236 , EcoliWiki:b4052 , Mint:MINT-584605 , ModBase:P0ACB0 , OU-Microarray:b4052 , PortEco:dnaB , PR:PRO_000022460 , Pride:P0ACB0 , Protein Model Portal:P0ACB0 , RefSeq:NP_418476 , RegulonDB:EG10236 , SMR:P0ACB0 , String:511145.b4052 , Swiss-Model:P0ACB0 , UniProt:P0ACB0
Relationship Links: InterPro:IN-FAMILY:IPR003593 , InterPro:IN-FAMILY:IPR007692 , InterPro:IN-FAMILY:IPR007693 , InterPro:IN-FAMILY:IPR007694 , InterPro:IN-FAMILY:IPR016136 , InterPro:IN-FAMILY:IPR027417 , PDB:Structure:1B79 , PDB:Structure:1JWE , Pfam:IN-FAMILY:PF00772 , Pfam:IN-FAMILY:PF03796 , Prosite:IN-FAMILY:PS51199 , Smart:IN-FAMILY:SM00382
GO Terms:
|Biological Process:
|GO:0006260 - DNA replication
[UniProtGOA11, GOA01, Hasunuma79]
GO:0006268 - DNA unwinding involved in DNA replication [LeBowitz86]
GO:0010212 - response to ionizing radiation [Byrne14a]
GO:0006269 - DNA replication, synthesis of RNA primer [UniProtGOA11]
|Molecular Function:
|GO:0003678 - DNA helicase activity
[GOA01, LeBowitz86]
GO:0004386 - helicase activity [UniProtGOA11, LeBowitz86]
GO:0005515 - protein binding [Rajagopala14, AriasPalomo13, Ng96, MakowskaGrzyska10, Guy09, Butland05, Mitkova03, Gao01, Seitz00]
GO:0042802 - identical protein binding [Bujalowski94, Mitkova03]
GO:0000166 - nucleotide binding [UniProtGOA11]
GO:0003677 - DNA binding [UniProtGOA11, GOA01]
GO:0005524 - ATP binding [UniProtGOA11, GOA01]
GO:0016787 - hydrolase activity [UniProtGOA11]
|Cellular Component:
|GO:0005829 - cytosol
[DiazMejia09, LopezCampistrou05]
GO:1990077 - primosome complex [UniProtGOA11]
|MultiFun Terms:
|information transfer → DNA related → DNA replication
Essentiality data for dnaB knockouts:
|Growth Medium
|Growth Observations
|LB Lennox
|No [Baba06, Comment 1]
Enzymatic reaction of: helicase
a supercoiled duplex DNA + ATP <=> a single stranded DNA + ADP + phosphate
The reaction direction shown, that is, A + B ↔ C + D versus C + D ↔ A + B, is in accordance with the direction in which it was curated.
Reversibility of this reaction is unspecified.
Subunit of: primosome
Subunit composition of
primosome = [(DnaB)6][(DnaT)3][(PriB)2][PriA][PriC][DnaG]
replicative DNA helicase = (DnaB)6 (extended summary available)
primosomal protein DnaT = (DnaT)3 (extended summary available)
primosomal protein DnaT = DnaT
primosomal replication protein N = (PriB)2 (extended summary available)
primosome factor N' = PriA (extended summary available)
primosomal replication protein N'' = PriC (extended summary available)
DNA primase = DnaG (extended summary available)
The primosome is a six-protein complex that appears to be involved in restart of stalled replication forks, as well as in replication initiation in certain phages and plasmids. See the individual subunit entries for additional information on the function of the primosome.
The primosome undergoes ordered assembly beginning with PriA binding to DNA. Following this, PriB binds to PriA, then DnaT binds. After this, DnaC loads DnaB in an ATP-dependent manner. DnaG associates with the complex and synthesizes an RNA primer [Ng96a]. Despite its absence from this model of ordered assembly, PriC is also found in isolated intact primosomes [Ng96]. Note that the primosome components have many functions in the cell that do not require the full primosome.
|Feature Class
|200 -> 467
|231 -> 238
|324 -> 329
Gene Local Context (not to scale):
Transcription Unit:
10/20/97 Gene b4052 from Blattner lab Genbank (v. M52) entry merged into EcoCyc gene EG10236; confirmed by SwissProt match.
Alfano89: Alfano C, McMacken R (1989). "Ordered assembly of nucleoprotein structures at the bacteriophage lambda replication origin during the initiation of DNA replication." J Biol Chem 264(18);10699-708. PMID: 2525129
Allen91a: Allen GC, Kornberg A (1991). "Fine balance in the regulation of DnaB helicase by DnaC protein in replication in Escherichia coli." J Biol Chem 266(33);22096-101. PMID: 1657989
Arai81a: Arai K, Kornberg A (1981). "Mechanism of dnaB protein action. II. ATP hydrolysis by dnaB protein dependent on single- or double-stranded DNA." J Biol Chem 256(10);5253-9. PMID: 6262325
Arai81b: Arai K, Kornberg A (1981). "Mechanism of dnaB protein action. III. Allosteric role of ATP in the alteration of DNA structure by dnaB protein in priming replication." J Biol Chem 256(10);5260-6. PMID: 6262326
Arai81c: Arai K, Yasuda S, Kornberg A (1981). "Mechanism of dnaB protein action. I. Crystallization and properties of dnaB protein, an essential replication protein in Escherichia coli." J Biol Chem 256(10);5247-52. PMID: 6262324
AriasPalomo13: Arias-Palomo E, O'Shea VL, Hood IV, Berger JM (2013). "The bacterial DnaC helicase loader is a DnaB ring breaker." Cell 153(2);438-48. PMID: 23562643
Baba06: Baba T, Ara T, Hasegawa M, Takai Y, Okumura Y, Baba M, Datsenko KA, Tomita M, Wanner BL, Mori H (2006). "Construction of Escherichia coli K-12 in-frame, single-gene knockout mutants: the Keio collection." Mol Syst Biol 2;2006.0008. PMID: 16738554
Baker87: Baker TA, Funnell BE, Kornberg A (1987). "Helicase action of dnaB protein during replication from the Escherichia coli chromosomal origin in vitro." J Biol Chem 262(14);6877-85. PMID: 3032979
Barcena01: Barcena M, Ruiz T, Donate LE, Brown SE, Dixon NE, Radermacher M, Carazo JM (2001). "The DnaB.DnaC complex: a structure based on dimers assembled around an occluded channel." EMBO J 20(6);1462-8. PMID: 11250911
Biswas02: Biswas EE, Chen PH, Biswas SB (2002). "Modulation of enzymatic activities of Escherichia coli DnaB helicase by single-stranded DNA-binding proteins." Nucleic Acids Res 30(13);2809-16. PMID: 12087164
Biswas86: Biswas EE, Biswas SB, Bishop JE (1986). "The dnaB protein of Escherichia coli: mechanism of nucleotide binding, hydrolysis, and modulation by dnaC protein." Biochemistry 25(23);7368-74. PMID: 3026453
Biswas87: Biswas SB, Biswas EE (1987). "Regulation of dnaB function in DNA replication in Escherichia coli by dnaC and lambda P gene products." J Biol Chem 262(16);7831-8. PMID: 3034907
Biswas94: Biswas SB, Chen PH, Biswas EE (1994). "Structure and function of Escherichia coli DnaB protein: role of the N-terminal domain in helicase activity." Biochemistry 33(37);11307-14. PMID: 7727381
Biswas99: Biswas EE, Biswas SB (1999). "Mechanism of DnaB helicase of Escherichia coli: structural domains involved in ATP hydrolysis, DNA binding, and oligomerization." Biochemistry 38(34);10919-28. PMID: 10460147
Biswas99a: Biswas EE, Biswas SB (1999). "Mechanism of DNA binding by the DnaB helicase of Escherichia coli: analysis of the roles of domain gamma in DNA binding." Biochemistry 38(34);10929-39. PMID: 10460148
Bujalowski00: Bujalowski W, Jezewska MJ (2000). "Kinetic mechanism of nucleotide cofactor binding to Escherichia coli replicative helicase DnaB protein. stopped-flow kinetic studies using fluorescent, ribose-, and base-modified nucleotide analogues." Biochemistry 39(8);2106-22. PMID: 10684661
Bujalowski00a: Bujalowski W, Jezewska MJ (2000). "Kinetic mechanism of the single-stranded DNA recognition by Escherichia coli replicative helicase DnaB protein. Application of the matrix projection operator technique to analyze stopped-flow kinetics." J Mol Biol 295(4);831-52. PMID: 10656794
Bujalowski94: Bujalowski W, Klonowska MM, Jezewska MJ (1994). "Oligomeric structure of Escherichia coli primary replicative helicase DnaB protein." J Biol Chem 269(50);31350-8. PMID: 7989299
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"The real reason I'm doing this work is that half the people in my family had psychological problems, and I wanted to find out why," said Cash. Cash is one of four brothers who grew up in an impoverished family outside Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Cash earned a doctorate in school psychology from New York University then relocated to Florida in1976. His work as a school psychologist in Broward County Public Schools led to a private practice focused on family and child psychology, with suicide prevention among his passions.
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What's a geek girl to do? I've got to choose between a movie I've been anticipating for months and a one-minute fifteen-second teaser trailer. On one hand you've got a mysterious monster movie produced by one of my favorite people, J.J. Abrams, on the other you've got a glimpse at a new movie from a series I've loved since I was a little girl...also produced by J.J. Abrams. Hmm. Let's break it down shall we?
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Which did I like more, the Star Trek teaser or Cloverfield?
Posted by Jill Pantozzi at 12:25 AM
Labels: cloverfield, garfield, indiana jones, indiana jones and the last crusade, movie, star trek, superman, teaser trailer, trailer
4 comments:
- Alexander The Poet said...
Very awesome post.
But sequels are so 90s. It's all about trilogies now. LOL
And I believe the character of Kirk has been recast, so he will be in it. Not dead, like you've written, or maybe I read it wrong?
- January 30, 2008 at 2:31 AM
- charles said...
talk more about boobs
- January 30, 2008 at 1:02 PM
- HitchcockGeek said...
What a minute. How can this movie be about the Enterprise being built yet ALSO take place after Kirk is dead? I'm confused.
- February 7, 2008 at 12:26 PM
- Nerdy Bird said...
Haha, sorry I know it's a bit confusing. From what I know, the bulk of the movie is set in the past when the original cast is still in Starfleet Academy (school basically). But since Leonard Nimoy is cast I'm assuming the movie is going to be coming from his point of view in Star Treks "current" time, that is, after Kirk has died. Like he's reminiscing about the "good old days" you know? Zachary Quinto, Sylar from Heroes is playing young Spock in the film.
This is all speculation from what I've heard mind you. I've also heard it could be an alternate reality also, so who knows.
- February 7, 2008 at 1:23 PM


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"We knew at the start of this campaign that $2.3 million was an ambitious goal, but we also knew that the people of Ottawa County would respond generously if they knew what a difference it could make," he said. "Because our citizens support the annual campaign, we as a community are improving the health, education and financial stability of tens of thousands of our neighbors. If everyone gives a little, we can do a lot."
"Everyday Hero" in full swing
In January, the local United Way launched a new "Everyday Hero" initiative to "raise" 2,000 new donors of $50 each.
Greater Ottawa County United Way President Patrick Moran explained that an "Everyday Hero" is someone who gives or pledges $1 a week to United Way's campaign. The pledge can be fulfilled anytime in 2012, but it must be received before March 16 to be counted toward the 2011-12 campaign goal.
This "campaign within a campaign" is being promoted through traditional and online marketing, social media, and special events; and to date more than 100 first-time donors have "joined the movement" as "everyday heroes," Moran said. But many more are needed.
"We've made it very simple — all you have to do is visit ottawaunitedway.org/hero, check a box, give us an e-mail address where you can receive an electronic invoice, and you've done your part to advance the common good in Ottawa County," Moran explained.
Pledges or donations may also be made by calling 616-396-7811; or by mail to Greater Ottawa County United Way, P.O. Box 1349, Holland, MI 49422.
"Everyday Hero" wrap-up events are being planned throughout Ottawa County in March.


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It began on Sept. 11, 2012, when he said al Queda was on the run, devastated by his policies. Then we have Benghazi, and now we know the truth about North Africa, and that al Qaeda is in control of an area as large as our second largest state of Texas. On the run? Yes, to kill us and any other human being who disagrees with their insane religious beliefs.
Americans, if you believe that one, you also believe that the Cold War is over. If it is over, why is Russia still backing a murderer in Syria who is involved with the North Koreans, Iran, et cetera?
Why is our president lying to us? Could it be that if he can convince us that we are safe, he can easily cut the defense budget and send our Navy back to the level it was at before World War I? So that he can use the money for his domestic projects to keep buying votes for keeping his party in office?
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Venus Transit: Historical Research & What it Means to You.
Bonus update: "NASA | SDO's Ultra-high Definition View of 2012 Venus Transit."
Research into Venus Transits of the Past
Astrology is a great tool that allows is to learn from the past. The themes of the Venus transit play out over and over again between the two actual transits. So at this time we are completing a huge cycle of growth relative to issues that have to do with Venus and the Sun—art, beauty, values and government, power and its use or abuse.
A few important events from transits of the past:
May 1518-1526
Two major revolutions occurred during this time, whose implications have been far reaching.
1. European Invasion of the West Begins: Cortez invades Mexico and conquers the Aztec people in 1521. This was a major victory for European invaders over indigenous people on the North American continent. Of course this later spreads as France and Britain (mainly) also begin campaigns of colonization of North America and the systematic annihilation of its native cultures.
2. The Protestant Reformation: Martin Luther challenged the Catholic church and its sale of indulgences (fees to remove sin). in 1517. By the middle of 1518 his work "The ninety-five theses" had been widely distributed in Europe, aided in large part by Guttenberg's movable type printing press. This watershed event led to the reformation of the Catholic Church, and paved the way for secular communication to overturn the power structures of Europe (Later the French Revolution and other such events would keep Monarchies and Power structure in check by the will of the people). Luther was excommunicated on June 15, 1520 when he refused to recant 41 assertions from the 95.
December 1631-1639
Taj Mahal Built: This has become a universal symbol of enduring beauty. A monument of beauty (Venus) and Power (the Sun).
Galileo Challenges Church: Galileo was tried after publishing "Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems," supporting Copernican theories of Geocentrism. On June 21, 1633 Galileo Galilei was tortured and threatened by Inquisition to "abjure, curse and detest" his Copernican heliocentric views. On Jun 22, 1633 Galileo was again forced by the Pope to recant that the Earth orbits the Sun. On Oct 31, 1992, the Vatican admitted it was wrong.
First College in America: Harvard College, the first college in America, was founded as Cambridge College on September 8, 1636. The institution changed its name two years later in honor of the Reverend John Harvard, who gave the institution three hundred books and a large sum of money for the day.
Dom Perignon Champagne: A French monk, he introduced blending, vineyard and cellaring practices that made champagne a better wine from 1638-1715 .
The First Printing Press and Post Office in America: They began operating September 25, 1639 and November 15, 1639
Descartes Publishes Discourse on Method: It is here that his famous statement "I doubt; therefore I am," was expounded. He invented analytic geometry in order to reduce the description of phenomena to a set of numbers. His Discourse was placed by Catholic theologians on the Index of forbidden books.
June 1761-1769
King George III of England was crowned 1761 Sep 21. George was German and had been Elector of Hanover.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart played for the Royal Family 1764 January 1 at Versailles in France at 8 years old .
Taxation Without Representation Decried by US Settlers 1764 May 24. Bostonian lawyer James Otis denounced it and called for the colonies to unite in demonstrating their opposition to Britain's new tax measures.
The Stamp Act Imposed on US Colonists 1765 March 22. Britain enacted the Stamp Act to raise money from the American Colonies. This was the first direct British tax on the colonists.
California Settled 1769 March. King Carlos III of Spain chose Don Jose Galvez to protect interests in Mexico. Galvez sent Gaspar de Portola and Father Junipero Serra with 62 Spanish soldiers out to establish a settlement at San Diego. In 1769 March, Captain Portola set out with a group of soldiers, priests, Christian Native Americans and muleteers North. They were the first European land expedition to sight the San Francisco Bay from land.
December 1874-1882
French Impressionism 1874: First major exhibition of french impressionism painting and the main group of artists (Degas, Monet, Manet, Sisley, etc) exhibiting together—albeit with shifting membership—eight times between 1874 and 1886.
First Commercial Typewriter: 1874. The first practical commercial typewriter was manufactured and placed on the market by Philo Remington. The early model had only capital letters.
The American Theosophical Society Founded :1875 November 17, by Mme. Blavatsky and Col. Olcott. It was set up to study occult phenomena and literature. Early members included Thomas Edison and Gen. Abner Doubleday. Its three main principles were: "To form a nucleus of the universal brotherhood of humanity without distinction of race, creed, sex, caste or color; to encourage the comparative study of religion, science and philosophy; and to investigate the unexplained laws of nature and the powers latent in humanity.
Telephone Revolutionizes Communication: 1876 March 10, Alexander Graham Bell made the first telephone call. His assistant, in an adjoining room in Boston, heard Bell say over the experimental device:" Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you."
Modern Ballet Begins: 1876 April 22, Tchaikovsky completed his "Swan Lake" ballet.
Custer's Last Stand at Little Big Horn: 1876 Jun 25. In the Battle of the Little Bighorn in Montana, Gen. George A. Custer and some 250 men in his 7th Cavalry were massacred by the Sioux and Cheyenne Indians.
Wagner's Epic "The Ring" Revolutionizes Opera: 1876 August 13, Richard Wagner's monumental epic, "Ring of the Nibelung" premiered with 4 operas on 4 consecutive nights) at the Festspielhaus in Bayreuth, Bavaria, Germany.
First Baseball Game: 1877 April 22, The first National League baseball game was played.
Battle of the American Northwest: 1877 June 16, The Nez Perce War began in the northwestern US. The First Squadron of the First Regiment, the oldest cavalry unit in the US, fought the Apaches and the Nez Perces.
Edison Phonograph Announced: 1877 November 21, Inventor Thomas A. Edison announced the invention of his phonograph.
Edison Light Company: 1878 October 15, Thomas A. Edison incorporated Edison Electric Light Co. On October 18, Edison made electricity available for household usage.
Telphone Company Consolidation: 1879 March 13, New England Telephone and Bell Telephone merged to become the National Bell Telephone Co.
Woolworth Opened First Store: 1879 Jun 21, F.W. Woolworth opened his 1st store. It failed almost immediately. Frank Woolworth added 10-cent items to the Great 5-Cent Store in Lancaster, Pa., and created Woolworth's five-and-ten. Woolworth revolutionized the retail business with his emphasis on affordable, discounted items and chain stores.
The Era of Organized Labor Begins: 1881 November 17, Under Samuel Gompers, the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Union of the United States was formed, a precursor to the American Federation of Labor.
June 2004-2012
In this modern era between Venus cycles we see these issues pushed to the brink of what our world can handle:
- >>Powerful financial cartels and groups that control resources
- >>Natural and man made disasters that conspire to unite us.
- >>Global Economic Collapses and interdependence.
- >>Mobile devices (iPhone). A new paradigm in personal communication, aesthetics and commerce.
- >>Facebook / Social Media Renaissance. Uniting the World in Real Time on mobile devices.
- >>Lack of Privacy with the New Technology
- >>Arab Spring Inspiring The Masses and Driven by Social Media. Nowhere for oppression to hide
- >>Occupy Movement Worldwide in Response to the Multinational Oligarchy
Your Personal Venus Transit:
I did a major research project, article and video into the eight year cycles between the Venus transits and how they affect culture and our world.
You can watch a full 30 minute video on the Venus Transit here
We only need extend the cultural metaphors into our personal life to see how these things will act on us as individuals. The main themes of the eight year periods between the Venus transits have to do with major advances in communications and how people connect, and power advances and challenges to governments and the Church, when the people either are oppressed or rise up.
Shaking up the power structures that may become tyrannies in our own mind and life is a good metaphor to start with—placing a greater emphasis on beauty and valuing all, not just valuing our personal needs.
Purifying personal desires toward a more enduring purpose is important. But also extending our reach beyond the safe and familiar forms of comfort must happen. As individuals this means facing our shadows and demons internally, through actions, like meditation and sadhana.
I think a greater "Manifest Destiny" is also referred to here. Not just one that sees European invaders massacring native people, but one that shows how our personal destiny is to manifest and inhabit the self internally—not invade another externally in order to give the feeling of growth.
A renaissance in communications has taken place between each eight year cycle. Since we have pushed external communication to the level of exhaustion, now we must internalize more. Think if we just spent half the time in meditation as we do on the iPhone, computer or email.
We live in an a amazing time of luxury and wealth and anyone able to read this is privileged beyond measure compared to the people's of the past. But are we taking advantage of that luxury and using the added time and resources to ignite the fire of truth and actually advance spiritually on this human journey, or do these luxuries make us lazy and apathetic?
If you are like me, the answer lies somewhere in between. if we introspect now, I think we will conclude that we can do better and we should not waste as much time as we do – at least that will be my resolve.
Maybe you can join me in this.
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13 Responses to "Venus Transit: Historical Research & What it Means to You."
Just intro'd on FB to : Culture .
no. this should not be listed under culture. this should be listed under BS. (or new age woo)
Oh my goodness, my own personal Venus transit! How nice! (Please, folks: Go to a site that isn't full of crap like this one.
[…] the more I read about the Venus Transit, the more fascinated I […]
dear elephant journal, this is a joke, isn't it? no, astrology is not a powerful tool to learn about history. History is a powerful tool to learn about history. Astrology is humbug. and listing random events (and you can find other time frames that have the same amount of important historic events, probably more important than those listed) for a time frame does not make the venus transit historically important. it's just a planet moving past another planet. it's physics.
sorry but this article is a new low.
Dear Guest,
As a Vedic astrologer, I feel compelled to respond even though nothing I have to say is going to change your view or any other person who believes we're all just a product of chemical reactions and when you're dead you're dead. But as someone who knows the complete Vedic astrological system (as well as how it fits into the larger Vedic corpus of knowledge), I have to point out that Mr. Geppi isn't explaining exactly what he means. There's a lot more to showing the coincidental alignment of astronomy and history, the interpretation of which we call "astrology," than is expressed in this article—or that could be expressed by any article that seeks to communicate very complex knowledge in simple ways to the general public. It's very difficult to achieve a proper understanding without coming across as superficial. And if he were to include all the myriad factors involved in making any kind of astrological interpretation or conclusion, he would fly way over everyone's head and the article would be hundreds of pages in length. Unfortunately, it's his simplification that's biting him in the butt and giving more fuel to the assertion of astrology as pseudo-science. (I also must point out in this regard, that not all astrological systems are alike nor are they astronomically aligned. Western astrology, for example, could be rightfully considered a pseudo-science in its omission of the precession of the equinox and the sidereal calculation of the zodiac. But this is not the case in Jyotisha (Vedic Astrology).
Jyotisha (Vedic Astrology) is a sophisticated system of astronomy and astrology that relies on knowledge of the laws of physics that are detailed in the Vedic Sanskrit treatise, the Surya Siddhanta. I urge anyone who is quick to dismiss "astrology" as bunk to at least investigate this text to understand the close parallels behind the science of Vedic astronomy (which over 5,000 years ago possessed a view of the universe that we are now encountering in modern astrophysics) and its relationship to its interpretative "wing," jyotisha or astrology. (Here's a helpful link to give you an idea of what the text is and what it contains: http://vedicastrology.wikidot.com/physical-astron… Of course to really understand it, one must be versed in Sanskrit and tutored by an expert in this subject. But it can give you at least a basic idea of what's contained in it.
(PART 2: Sorry, my reply is quite long.)
The practice of astrological interpretation is what Mr. Geppi is attempting in this article, but without the complete background it comes across as congruent with "Mr. Guest's" critique. What he doesn't explain is that while the Vedic tradition has preserved a remarkable science of astronomy, it also has preserved a rigorous system of astrological interpretation that goes along with it that's recorded in the Sanskrit Puranic literature. Essentially what the Puranas contain are very detailed accounts of historical "patterns" that recur during specific astronomical transits over thousands and thousands of years. From these patterns, the interpretations of astrology are made. (For example, if I were to tell you that your Jupiter placed in the 11th house of Taurus would bring you many horses and elephants—or in the modern context expensive and fancy cars—it's because we can see through the Puranic record consistent cases of kings blessed with horses and elephants who share the exact same configuration as your natal astrology over thousands of years—with the idea that if something recurs consistently over time in the same way, we can conclude that it will recur similarly in the future under the same conditions. This information can then be used to make predictions of how events will transpire under identical astronomical transits in the future. For a king or a leader in the past, this kind of information would have been indispensable and which is why great lengths were taken and no expense spared at recording and preserving both astronomical and astrological information throughout the history of not only India, but ancient Babylon, Egypt, Greece and so on. (We're fortunate in this regard, that the Vedic tradition is a living tradition and we can still access it.) This information can still be made available through the system of Jyotisha to benefit decision making on high levels and it is today. As an astrologer, I'm routinely hired by people in business and government to help leaders navigate decision-making process based on my extensive knowledge of the Puranic patterns, astronomy and the method of astrological interpretation. If you think these people are crazy, you should speak to my one client who recently won a $40 million court case she'd been fighting for over 10 years and who turned to me in desperation in trying to strategize a way to resolve it. If I had time and space I could lay out exactly how I helped her and her lawyer use the knowledge of Jyotisha to defeat her opponent and win the case. I think even the most skeptical among us—and her lawyer definitely was—would be interested in seeing that.)
This is a very superficial example, but it may perhaps explain the method Mr. Geppi is following here. What would make this more clear (but astoundingly confusing to the novice) is if he showed the planetary transits for each event and how they were identical in every case. You may still be skeptical and would have every right to be because it still could be chalked up as a convenient coincidence. But if you stretched that same coincidence back even further—1000s of years—you might start to see a connection between the stellar and planetary arrays that repeat in predictable and measurable ways at the same time that similar events in history recur. But you have to see it. And in order to see it, you have to really study the method and the science of astrological interpretation as it's been handed down together with an amazingly advanced astronomy throughout the Vedic tradition.
When you've accomplished that AND still think it's bunk, then you've earned the right to say so. Before then, I'm afraid your conclusions are as superficial as this article. Just because you're a pragmatist and believe in science exclusively, doesn't automatically discount the value and method of astrology—especially Jyotisha. It's too deep and complex of a system for that kind of uninformed dismissal.
slam dunk!
yes. if you tilt your head to the left instead of right, squint your eyes a bid while crossing them it all makes sense.
ancient indian, babylon and greece: at one point we were burning witches and bloodletting and trepanation was a common medical practice.
Sounds like you're burning witches and bloodletting in your own little way right now, and your chart proves it.
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Dear Lucy,
Yes, you're right. But burning witches was not the practice of ancient India, nor is it part of the Vedic tradition of knowledge. It's really not fair—nor accurate—to impose the ignorance of medieval Europe onto the intelligent and advanced contributions of the Vedic Indian civilization. (Though in Ayurvedic medicine blood-letting is one of the treatments and it has a significance. And there was a practice of "wife-burning" in India, but it has nothing to do with the historical period I'm referring to in my comments. It's completely out of context. It's the same as saying that we have a huge homeless problem symptomatic of our unresolved drug addiction problem or that we still solve our international problems by waging war and therefore there's no value to our advanced computer technology. They're two separate issues. Societies can possess advanced knowledge and at the same time express really primitive social behaviors.) To close your mind to a genuine investigation of the bodies of knowledge from what were possibly more advanced civilizations than ours —despite the "horrors of history" in every civilization, including our own modern so-called "advanced one"—is profoundly limiting and serves no other purpose but to perpetuate ignorance. I think it's really sad.


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Im a self employed contractor with my own health care. These responders already have health care alot better than I can get.I CANT see them getting any more money FOR DOING THEIR JOB.They took their jobs knowing the risks involved.It is a waste of taxpayers money.I know its tragic what happened but if you help these people you need to help all others killed or dying in all other civil service jobs.Also they need to help military men, women and vets alot more.January 02 2011 at 9:37 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
What I find hard to fathom is that there is no mention anywhere in the media (or anywhere else in the government)that nearly 1000 first responders have already died and that thousands are sick.Why is this being not being reported.December 23 2010 at 10:58 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
You people are kidding right? Why do these guys need aid.. You don't know? Alot of these guys are dying or have died because of the toxic things that were in the air down in Manhattan after 9/11, they were breathing in crap that the EPA said was fine..
You want to sit here and talk about why they need this.. God research sometime.. Not everything is in the MSN...
This bill should have been a given, with no debate.....Several post on here about how we are going to fund it.....What im wodering is why the repub even held it up and even made them compromise the bill.....which they dropped to 4 some billion..instead of 6 or 7.....And the repubs are worried about paying for it.....lol...Is this a joke?....The repubs just added another trillion to the debt in taxes cuts that we dont know how is going to be paid, and there worried about this drop in the bucket of 4 billion....lol...Please....And as the article states, there adding a 2 percent fee to foreign companies....Not taxpayers money....Im repub, (indepe after this yr..lol)..And lets give a little credit where its due...The dems couldnt have done it any better...And they got something, which beat nothing....Nothing, as some repub wanted would have been a total slap in the face of these people...The next tradedy, maybe we wont be surprised if no one helps our fellow man...And people quit be so brainwashed and close minded to what your party says or what the media says......Due your due-del and read up on things and find some facts for yourselfs.....You might find out your party is no better than the other one...We can just go back to bush's yrs in office (and farther back if you wish), and learn much of what didnt happen, and who didnt step forward, and the ones who did....Open your minds...And quit being so party struck.....December 23 2010 at 2:05 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
forgive me, i know this will not be a popular response, but the first responders to 911 were employed. they made out an application for the job and while i know this was an extreme event....when you fill out the app. you sign on for everything life has to throw at you. the nyfd and the nypd people all filled out the app. they are getting paid and they ALL have health coverage. so why is there now SPECIAL health coverage being paid for by the rest of the u.s. citizens? first responders already have health coverage. what about the 1/4 of the rest of america that goes to work everyday in uncertain circumstances that have NO health coverage because the moron people have voted down national health coverage? what about all those people that are not covered with anything, but were giving additional SPECIAL health coverage to people that already have health coverage. THEY WERE DOING THERE JOB.December 23 2010 at 1:51 AM Report abuse Permalink +3 rate up rate down Reply
If we keep this crap up, the next disaster and nobody will help, lest the should be left without health care.
FIRST, we were not prepared for toxic dust to be spread over half of NY City and NY didn't even have enough face masks for everyone. Most went in unprotected and I can't even speak of the precious animals that were subjected without the slightest concern for their safety. People go where angels fear to tread.
But, even now, God Forbid, if this happened again, the same thing would happen. There are not enough first responders, properly trained, with enough equipment and masks on such a huge level.
We had warnings about this type of debauchery and if we had bothered to listen, it could have been avoided. It still makes me sick the dogs that were in cages on the lower levels because they were put there by their police officer owners, while they responded. I would have taken my dog with me, plain and simple. The things humans do is so inane most times it makes me ashamed to be human.
Typical. We're with you right up to the point that you get injured.
All those whining about the money would never think about running into a building for other people. Cowards. Greedy cowards at that.
Although this is a nice gesture, I'd like to know why it is necessary. What about all the other civil service workers not involved in 9/11, but still risking their lives for their country, their communities or others.December 22 2010 at 10:55 PM Report abuse Permalink -13 rate up rate down Reply
How often do all the other civil service workers have to handle a "9-11" situation? Unlike house fires and automobile wrecks, 9-11 was also caused by a foreign enemy that impacted the nation at the federal level. The difference is black and white.December 22 2010 at 11:38 PM Report abuse Permalink +8 rate up rate down Reply
I agree 100%. What happened was sad, But they knew there were dangers when they took on these jobs.December 23 2010 at 12:17 AM Report abuse Permalink +2 rate up rate down Reply
Sometimes when I read these posts I wonder if my fellow Americans ever went to school. ALL Americans from both parties wish to aid the responders. Not ONE party or the OTHER has the majority on caring people. They held it up because the Democrats had proposed a $7 billion dollar bill initially with NO controls. the Republicans said they want controls on how much lawyers could make so they placed a ceiling of 10%. The Republicans also wanted accountability so that those who were even there or worked at the site could file for a claim. When the controls were put in place it was passed. The idea that only those inone party have a heart is widespread and idiotic. Stop listening to Stewart.December 22 2010 at 9:44 PM Report abuse Permalink -12 rate up rate down Reply
How come they don't put controls on the billions missing going to Afghanistan? We have already lost 19 billion. those same GOP senators that didn't want Americans saved were fine with sending more money to Afghanistan without controls. Gee makes a honest man wonder. Or a thinking person!December 23 2010 at 12:00 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
I do hope there are safeguards in place to assure that only those who were truly there as 911 responders will reap these benefits. So many phony insurance claims already out of this tragedy. I understand those who believe that those who were on the job already should be covered by their workman's comp, but I also know that many off-duty came in to help on their own time and many from outside the NY area who were part of other emergency organizations in other states helped. It certainly wasn't simply a NY problem...our nation was attacked. It would be like expecting Hawaii to pick up the tab for Pearl Harbor.December 22 2010 at 9:42 PM Report abuse Permalink +16 rate up rate down Reply
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text: To the Dance | IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information IBDB: The official source for Broadway Information Official Broadway League sites: - sites - broadway.org broadwayleague.com broadwayfanclub.com kidsnightonbroadway.com stagespecs.org tonyawards.com Quick Search For: In This Category: All Show People/Org. Theatre Season The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified. To the Dance Nora Bayes Theatre, (1/30/1939 - circa. 1/1939) First Preview: Total Previews: Opening Date: Jan 30, 1939 Closing Date: Jan 1939 Total Performances: 6 Category: Musical, Ballet, Original Opening Night Credits Production Staff Produced by Federal Theatre Project of The WPA Music by Wallingford Riegger; Written by Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman Directed by Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman Cast Nadia ChilkovskyEva DescaSaida GerrardDoris HumphreyJose LimonKatherine LitzLily MannMarvin MarzoffSophie MintzKathleen O'BrienHilda SheldonLee ShermanMildred TanzerCharles Weidman © 2001-2015, The Broadway League, All Rights Reserved. (Copyright and Disclaimer)


text: In the film adaptation of "The Field", the parish priest proclaims Christianity to be a "thin veneer" over Irish people, in a derogatory reference both the people and pre-Christian Paganism alike. This idea of Christianity being a thin veneer runs contrary to the notion of medieval Ireland being an "island of saints and scholars" but is there any truth to this idea? Exactly how Christian was early Irish Christianity?


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Somebody That I Used to Know (Walk off the Earth cover)
I heard Gotye do the original song a few weeks ago through Pandora. Then I found this cover. It has gotten millions of views within a month or so and they are all well deserved. The cover is by the band, Walk off the Earth.


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Expectant families invited to annual CMH Baby Fair March 8
Participants can sign up for door prizes and take a tour of The Birth Place
The physicians and staff of the Citizens Memorial Hospital Birth Place invite expectant mothers, fathers, family and friends to the CMH Baby Fair on Saturday, March 8 from 9 a.m. to noon in the CMH Community Rooms, 1500 N. Oakland, Bolivar.
Baby Fair participants will have the opportunity to personally connect with physicians and nursing staff from the CMH Birth Place and can sign up for door prizes, tour The Birth Place, enjoy refreshments, and talk with vendors from across southwest Missouri. Booth information and displays will include complimentary vein screenings from CMH Wound and Hyperbaric Center (bring shorts or wear wide-leg pants), wellness products, dance/cheer/tumbling classes, women and children's clothing, breastfeeding, immunizations, WIC, developmental screenings, photography, childhood education, skin care and much more.
February 25, 2014


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Cuban scientists have developed genetically modified (GM) potato plants with enhanced resistance against various plant microbial pathogens, including the oomycete Phytophthora infestans, causal agent of the economically important potato late blight disease, under greenhouse and field conditions. … learn more→
Monthly Archives: July 2010
Eco-friendly microbial pathogens resistant GM potato plants produced
B-cycle helping Chicago commuters and visitors get green on the go
B-cycle teams with the city of Chicago and Bike and Roll to launch a bicycle-sharing demonstration program this summer. … learn more→
Insecticide 'wallpaper' for mosquito-free house
'Wallpapering' huts with sheeting made from insecticide-treated plastic could be a new environmentally-friendly tool for malaria control, research in Burkina Faso shows. … learn more→
UNE experts develop model of disease spread in livestock
Artificial intelligence experts at the University of New England are helping the Commonwealth Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry prepare for any potential outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in Australia. … learn more→
Gulf oil spill spreads to classroom
The Gulf of Mexico is one of Stephen MacAvoy's laboratories. … learn more→
Plankton decline across oceans as waters warm
The amount of phytoplankton – tiny marine plants – in the top layers of the oceans has declined markedly over the last century, research suggests. … learn more→
Past decade warmest on record according to scientists in 48 countries
More than 300 scientists from 160 research groups in 48 countries contributed to the report, which confirms that the past decade was the warmest on record and that the Earth has been growing warmer over the last 50 years. Based on comprehensive data from multiple sources, the report defines 10 measurable planet-wide features used to […] … learn more→
Novel Nano-approach for remediation of arsenic contaminated water
Korean scientists have synthesized a new type of magnetite composite that could effectively remove arsenic from drinking water. … learn more→
Scientist excited by rare coral find
The Pacific elkhorn coral was found during underwater surveys at Arno atoll, in the Marshall Islands, by coral researcher Dr Zoe Richards of the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies (CoECRS). The coral bears a close physical resemblance to the critically endangered and fast-vanishing elkhorn coral, or Acropora palmata, of the Atlantic Ocean. […] … learn more→
Open your mind to a new world
Griffith University students, staff and graduates are preparing to open people's minds to a whole new world on Sunday, August 8. … learn more→