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Air show pilot Patty
Wagstaff is denying "rumors" that she was impaired by alcohol when she
was taken into custody by Winnebago County Sheriff's Department officers
late July 31 on a runway at Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh. She
told AVweb she was not tested for alcohol impairment during the
incident. A report in the Green Bay Press Gazette last week said the Sheriff's
Office has asked the Winnebago County District Attorney to press
first-offense drunken driving charges against her and it will be up to
the DA to decide whether the charge will proceed. "I do deny the
allegations," she told AVweb. "And I did not do a breath test, a
blood test or a field sobriety test." Although we still don't know all
the details surrounding the runway incident, Wagstaff has provided
AVweb with the following statement:
On Thursday, July 31, at Oshkosh about 11
p.m., I was driving from the Gathering of Eagles dinner at the EAA
Museum to the North side of the airport, on airport property. My vehicle
had the proper credentials, and I planned to take a route to the north
side of the field down the taxiway along runway 18/36, through the
warbirds area and then on the perimeter road. It was really dark, the
runway was closed and I mistakenly ended up on the runway for about
1500' to the end of runway 36, before turning off onto the grass into
the warbirds area.As soon as I turned off the runway I was
stopped by EAA Security, who promptly called the Winnebago County
Sheriff and two police cars arrived. The police quickly took me into
custody and I was released at 2:30 am and have since retained a lawyer.
Even though I had a driver with me at the time I chose to drive because
I had navigated this route before and it was very dark that night.
Reports that I was driving impaired are simply not grounded in fact and
are nothing more than rumors.Obviously I was in the wrong place
at the wrong time and I feel horrible about this and am very sorry for
any trouble I've caused. I would like to warn all pilots to be mindful
and present when operating any airport. In today's climate of heightened
security, it is easy to see how an innocent mistake at any airport can
lead to a frightening experience.
On Thursday, July 31, at Oshkosh about 11
p.m., I was driving from the Gathering of Eagles dinner at the EAA
Museum to the North side of the airport, on airport property. My vehicle
had the proper credentials, and I planned to take a route to the north
side of the field down the taxiway along runway 18/36, through the
warbirds area and then on the perimeter road. It was really dark, the
runway was closed and I mistakenly ended up on the runway for about
1500' to the end of runway 36, before turning off onto the grass into
the warbirds area.
As soon as I turned off the runway I was
stopped by EAA Security, who promptly called the Winnebago County
Sheriff and two police cars arrived. The police quickly took me into
custody and I was released at 2:30 am and have since retained a lawyer.
Even though I had a driver with me at the time I chose to drive because
I had navigated this route before and it was very dark that night.
Reports that I was driving impaired are simply not grounded in fact and
are nothing more than rumors.
Obviously I was in the wrong place
at the wrong time and I feel horrible about this and am very sorry for
any trouble I've caused. I would like to warn all pilots to be mindful
and present when operating any airport. In today's climate of heightened
security, it is easy to see how an innocent mistake at any airport can
lead to a frightening experience.
DIRECTS AIRCRAFT VIA CELLPHONE TEXT MESSAGEThe pilot of a
Piper Seneca with five aboard was last November instructed to land via
text message. The report from the Air Accident Investigation Branch was
published Aug. 6 detailing the complete electrical failure aboard the
Seneca and the 39-year-old pilot's reaction to fly clear of clouds after
departing Kerry airport for a flight to Jersey, in the U.K. The pilot
attempted to contact Kerry airport and air traffic control in Cork via
cellphone. After making contact with Cork and then losing contact, he
received a text message from a Cork controller advising him that air
traffic control had him on radar and he was cleared to land at the
airport. The aircraft landed safely at the airport after performing a
fly-by to confirm wheels down. The report praised the efforts of the
controller. "In this incident the positive and proactive initiative of
the ATC controller, who, on realising that mobile audio communication
from the pilot was intermittent, quickly switched to texting his
instructions instead," reported air accident investigator John Hughes.
NEW MILITARY "PILOTS" MAY NEVER FLYFlying unmanned Predator
and Reaper aerial vehicles for the Air Force used to be a job for
trained (manned) aircraft pilots, but that is changing. Previously,
pilots would rotate from manned aircraft to unmanned aircraft for a
period of three years before rotating back into the air, but demand for
UAV pilots has caused the Air Force to seek full-time career UAV pilots
not otherwise trained to fly manned aircraft. Currently a program set in
motion to train such officers is seeking to recruit non-pilots as UAV
operators -- the staffing transition may take up to four years. The
military is outsourcing some of the training and the University of North
Dakota, which has set up a UAV center -- the Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Center of Excellence -- and has received a $50 million training contract
from the Air Force. Currently, there are over 100 Predators and Reapers
in service with over 200 crews supporting them. UAV pilots have been
enabled by new equipment to handle multiple aircraft at the same time,
but in practice pilots rarely handled more than two well.
AIRBUS FACE PARTS SHORTAGES, PERHAPS LOSSESA shortfall of
seats, galleys and toilets is causing production slowdowns at both
Airbus and Boeing, raising costs for the manufacturers and delaying
deliveries and payment from customers, according to a report by The Wall
Street Journal. The delays have been present for nearly a year, but
their impact this year spilled from new models into older production
lines (Boeing's 777 and Airbus' A330) and may begin to affect both
manufacturers' financial results as the manufacturers operate below
planned efficiency levels. The problem has so far been blamed on the
over-commitment of small suppliers that failed to match production with
recent global demand for airliners. But the suppliers may not be the
only parties to over-commit. More...
LATEST RESPONSE TO UNRESPONSIVE THROTTLE ISSUEIn the
continuing response to a June
5 incident that left an Eclipse 500 flying over Chicago Midway with
its throttles wide-open and unresponsive, Eclipse sent a service
bulletin Thursday to explain how operators should comply with a new
airworthiness directive from the FAA that clarifies mandatory
inspections of the 500's throttle quadrant assembly. The aircraft
involved in the incident ultimately landed safely, but not after
exposing an unsafe condition attainable in flying the aircraft. Thursday's AD replaces a prior emergency AD issued
by the FAA on June 12 and reflects Eclipse's development of an
FAA-approved test/modification procedure. The new AD mandates the
actions of Eclipse's service bulletin. Eclipse says it will prevent the
unresponsive throttle condition via a "simple software update to all
Eclipse 500" aircraft. The company is currently working with its
suppliers to establish an implementation schedule for the software
update for which it expects to achieve FAA certification early in the Q4
of this year. The throttle issue is one of several recent challenges
faced by the company. More...
INDUSTRY BILLINGS RISE AS GA FALLSThe General Aviation
Manufacturers Association Thursday reported second-quarter shipment and
billing figures that continue at a record-setting pace, despite a
negative influence from the piston market. The industry as a whole
showed a 24.1 percent increase for the first half of 2008 and totaled
$12.1 billion, but was driven by an increase in worldwide bizjet and
turboprop popularity. Total shipments on the lighter end of the scale
(piston-powered aircraft) are down for 2008. GAMA, however, appears
bullish on that segment of the industry: "The energy surrounding the
entire spectrum of general aviation remains robust," according to the
association's assessment. For the piston market, too, growth
opportunities in the international market along with "innovative
technologies" are at least generating "excitement," according to GAMA.
So far, that excitement has not this year increased, or even maintained,
the number of small plane shipments through the first two quarters of
2008. Actually, compared with last year's figures for the first two
quarters, turboprop shipments are up nearly 20 percent and business jet
shipments are up nearly 40 percent, while piston shipments are down
nearly 16 percent to 1034 units ... excitement not withstanding.
HISTORY TO OFFER WARBIRD CLUB(LIKE) FLYINGA new program just
launched by Fly
History LLC is designed to give pilots the ability to train, qualify
and then have solo flying-club-like access to T-6 Texan, T-34 Mentor and
PT-17 aircraft. The company is currently filling slots for 20 charter
members at each of six locations, nationwide. The fees paid by members
will vary by location -- Fly History is currently setting up shop in
Boston, Westchester (N.Y.), Dallas, Los Angeles, Orlando, and Atlanta.
As an example, Boston will require dues of $1380 per month plus $165 per
hour dry for all aircraft but the T6, which goes for $275 per hour, dry.
Charter members will lay out the full year's dues in advance to be held
in escrow (refundable) until 20 positions are filled at their location
and the aircraft are on the flight line. Training requirements have been
worked out with an insurer and there are minimum total time requirements
for applicants, beginning at 500 hours for T-34 pilot aspirants and
topping off at 1000 hours for AT-6 aspirants. Those who want to fly the
PT-17 need a tailwheel endorsement plus 300 PT-17 landings (although
lower limits may apply for experienced tailwheel drivers). ... And the
Stearman aircraft will be rotated to Fly History's warmer locations as
winter closes in. More...
RULES CONTROLLER AT FAULT FOR FATAL MIDAIRBlaming an air
traffic controller for the collision a U.S. District Judge has ordered
the FAA to pay $4.5 million to the family of a flight instructor killed
in a midair involving a Robinson R44 and a Robinson R22 Beta II at
Torrance Municipal Airport. The accident took place in 2003 and the
judge's decision, handed down early this month, stated that the
controller offered the R22's student pilot confusing instructions that
caused him to crash the helicopter he was flying into the R44 flown by
the instructor. The NTSB found in 2007 probable cause of the accident
was "the failure of the pilot of the R22 [the student pilot] to comply
with an ATC clearance." Both pilots were killed in the crash and a third
person was seriously injured. More...
THE PRACTICAL STC'D FLYING CAR SUBSTITUTE?Instead of a roadable aircraft, how about
using your aircraft to carry a roadable motorcycle? That question has
been answered by the effort of MotoPOD, which debuted its modified
225-cc six-speed four-cycle motorcycle and aircraft belly pod at
AirVenture Oshkosh last month. The company says it will soon offer STC'd
models for Cirrus SR22, Cessna 182 and other aircraft models. For now,
the system has been fitted to a four-seat Van's Aircraft RV-10 kitbuilt
experimental aircraft for testing at a cost of 9 knots airspeed during
cruise -- time the company says you can sometimes more than erase on the
destination end of the trip by virtue of having brought your own ground
transportation. As for other costs, first, a MotoPOD carrying one of the
company's modified motorcycles (leak-proof plumbing and folding parts)
will add more than 230 pounds to your aircraft. But before that, comes
dollars. More...
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If you've heard something 200,000 pilots might want to know about, tell
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heard? More...
What's New
PILOTSAVweb's Rick Durden found some really good
pilots at Oshkosh this year ... just by watching them land.
PILOTS LOSE THEIR EDGEIt doesn't take many weeks of sitting
on the ground for an instrument pilot to get rusty. Foremost, staying
current is one big balancing act. More...
HOMEBUILT RULESAt EAA AirVenture 2008, Kitplanes
Editor-in-Chief Marc Cook sought out some of the most influential people
in the homebuilt sector and asked their opinion on the FAA's revisions
to the 51% Rule. In the latest installment of this series, we listen in
on Marc's conversation with Zenith Aircraft's Sebastian
Heintz.This podcast is brought to you byBose Corporation's Aviation
Headset X ...
AIRVENTURE 2008 VIDEO ROUND-UPThis year at EAA AirVenture we
brought you fourteen video reports over the course of seven days. We
realize the news was flying fast and furious during the show, so just in
case you missed any of our reports, you can catch them all here. (Click
through to watch.) More...
OF THE WEEK: MISSIONARY LANDING AT TIWEANO (ECUADOR)This
week's featured video comes from AVweb reader Robert
Patterson, who spent some time last month on a missionary trip to
Ecuador with MAF Vision. The clip Robert shares with us their final
approach to the village of Tiweano. (Click through to watch.)
"FBO of the Week" ribbon goes to Poplar
Grove Airmotive, located (where else?) at Poplar Grove Airport
(C77), an hour north of Chicago.
In a week filled with great
recommendations, it was this testimonial from AVweb reader
Steve Langdon that brought Poplar Grove to the
Poplar Grove is the Mecca for fun
aviation. The field hosts numerous biplanes, homebuilts, etc. The
owners, Steve and Tina Thomas, will bend over backwards to make your
visit enjoyable and memorable. The field has two sod strips ... great
for obtaining your tail wheel endorsement in either the Piper Cub or the
Cessna 140 that are available for rent at the FBO. Good food is just up
the road, and a car is usually availabe. Adjacent to the airport is the
Poplar Grove Vintage Wings and Wheels Museum, which celebrates the early
years of aviation and other forms of
Sounds like a destination FBO, Steve
thanks for the tip!
Keep those nominations
coming. For complete contest rules, click here.
AVweb is
actively seeking out the best FBOs in the country and another one,
submitted by you, will be spotlighted here next Monday!
An exchange overheard while flying over the
Mojave Desert:
Joshua Approach:"Bonanza 50Y,
traffic two o'clock, five miles. Unmanned aerial vehicle has you in
50Y (me):"50Y looking. If he's
'unmanned,' how can he have me in sight?"
Approach:"Oh. He's got a T-38 spotter plane, so really it's a
flight of two ... . Now you're three o'clock, three
50Y:Yeah, I was kidding. I know they have
cameras and instrumentation. But I still don't have them in
Joshua Approach:"They're passing behind you
now. No factor. And we usually reserve the 'I can't see him' jokes for
the F-117s that come through here."
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CAN GOOD WRITING BE TAUGHT? "The answer is yes and no,†says Michele Glazer, director of creative writing and a professor in the discipline's Master of Fine Arts, which began in the fall of 2009 at PSU.
"Good writing can certainly be encouraged, and you can learn the craft and make it your own,†she says. "But like music or any other art form, writing requires considerable dedication, and you have to have talent.â€
An MFA in creative writing is long overdue, considering Portland's rich literary scene and its existing talented writers. Students in the new program select from fiction, nonfiction, or poetry tracks, taking a rigorous curriculum of core workshops and seminars, as well as literature classes and electives. Ultimately, they produce a book-length thesis under the guidance of a faculty adviser.
Those advisers include a cast of talented faculty who are writers themselves. Glazer has three books of poetry, including On Tact, & the Made Up World, which will be published by the University of Iowa Press in 2010. Professor Diana Abu-Jaber is the author of the award-winning novels Crescent and Arabian Jazz. Her latest novel, Origin, was published in 2007.
"'I'll never get to see him grow up,' she says in her terrible, transparent voice. 'I'll never throw a birthday party for him, never cut his hair, never meet his girlfriend….' As she speaks, her voice begins to toll inside of me. It changes shape, taking on substance: like an old memory—as if she was someone I used to know a long time ago, and for me that sort of ancient recognition is rare and disturbing as waking to the sight of a ghost.â€
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than a week. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved
the Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) for 15 mg formulation
of the generic drug.
Prevacid is approved for the treatment of acid reflux disease
and heartburn. According to the data of SymphonyIRI InfoScan
Reviews, Prevacid sales amounted to about $115 million for the
twelve months ended March 31, 2012.
Last week, Dr. Reddy's announced the U.S. launch of a generic
version of
Bristol-Myers Squibb & Co.
's (
) blood thinner, Plavix. The FDA approved the ANDA for 75 mg and
300 mg formulations of the generic version of the drug. Plavix lost
patent exclusivity in the U.S. on May 17, 2012.
Since Dr. Reddy's was among the first few companies to submit an
ANDA for generic Plavix, it has the 180 days of marketing
exclusivity for the 300 mg formulation.
According to the IMS Health data, Plavix sales in the U.S.
amounted to about $6.74 billion for the twelve months ended March
31, 2012.
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Dr. Reddy's Global Generics segment's revenues, which climbed 32%
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Development on CyangoenMod 9, the Ice Cream Sandwich version of the popular family of custom ROMs, is still in heavy development. While official releases from the CyanogenMod team are rare, the lead developer Steve Kondik posted a link to the first Alpha version of CM9 for Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1. While technically still an alpha, everyhing seems to be working with the exception of the camera. You can download the ROM here, and rooted users can flash it via the recovery of their choice.


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|Accession Numbers: G7071 (EcoCyc), b1987, ECK1982
Component of: Cbl-APS (summary available)
The transcription factor Cbl, for "cysB like," is a regulator involved in the expression of genes required for aliphatic sulfonate utilization and homeostatic response to sulfate starvation [vanderPloeg97, vanDer99, IwanickaNowicka95, Kertesz00, vanderPloeg01, Bykowski02]. Cbl does not require a ligand to binds to its DNA-binding site, but the activity of this protein is negatively regulated by the 5'-phophosulfate cofactor [Bykowski02].
This protein belongs to the large LysR family of transcriptional regulators and it is positively regulated by CysB, which is similar to Cbl (40% identity) [IwanickaNowicka95, Stec04]. Members of this family have two domains, an N-terminal domain with a helix-turn-helix DNA-binding motif and a large C-terminal domain [IwanickaNowicka95, Stec04, Stec06]. In systematic studies of oligomerization, it was shown that some members of the LysR family, like Cbl, interact with other members of the family to form heterodimers, but the physiological significance of this is unknown [Knapp10].
The crystal structure of the C-terminal regulatory domain of Cbl (2.8Å) has been solved [Stec06].
Locations: cytosol
|Map Position: [2,057,988 <- 2,058,938] (44.36 centisomes, 160°)
|Length: 951 bp / 316 aa
Molecular Weight of Polypeptide: 35.856 kD (from nucleotide sequence)
Unification Links: ASAP:ABE-0006590 , DIP:DIP-9248N , EchoBASE:EB4012 , EcoGene:EG14264 , EcoliWiki:b1987 , ModBase:Q47083 , OU-Microarray:b1987 , PortEco:cbl , PR:PRO_000022249 , Pride:Q47083 , Protein Model Portal:Q47083 , RefSeq:NP_416492 , RegulonDB:G7071 , SMR:Q47083 , String:511145.b1987 , Swiss-Model:Q47083 , UniProt:Q47083
Relationship Links: InterPro:IN-FAMILY:IPR000847 , InterPro:IN-FAMILY:IPR005119 , InterPro:IN-FAMILY:IPR011991 , PDB:Structure:2FYI , Pfam:IN-FAMILY:PF00126 , Pfam:IN-FAMILY:PF03466 , Prints:IN-FAMILY:PR00039 , Prosite:IN-FAMILY:PS50931
In Paralogous Gene Group: 6 (42 members)
In Reactions of unknown directionality:
Not in pathways:
Cbl + adenosine 5'-phosphosulfate = Cbl-APS
GO Terms:
|Biological Process:
|GO:0045883 - positive regulation of sulfur utilization
GO:0006351 - transcription, DNA-templated [UniProtGOA11a]
GO:0006355 - regulation of transcription, DNA-templated [UniProtGOA11a, GOA01a]
|Molecular Function:
|GO:0003677 - DNA binding
GO:0003700 - sequence-specific DNA binding transcription factor activity [GOA01a]
|Cellular Component:
|GO:0005829 - cytosol [DiazMejia09]
|MultiFun Terms:
|information transfer → RNA related → Transcription related
|metabolism → biosynthesis of building blocks → amino acids → cysteine
|metabolism → metabolism of other compounds → sulfur metabolism
|regulation → genetic unit regulated → regulon
|regulation → type of regulation → transcriptional level → activator
DNA binding site length: 40 base-pairs
Symmetry: Inverted Repeat
Regulated Transcription Units (2 total):
Essentiality data for cbl knockouts:
|Growth Medium
|Growth Observations
|LB Lennox
|Yes [Baba06, Comment 1]
|M9 medium with 1% glycerol
|Yes [Joyce06, Comment 2]
|MOPS medium with 0.4% glucose
|Yes [Baba06, Comment 1]
Subunit of: Cbl-APS
Synonyms: MetC, B1987, Cbl
Subunit composition of
Cbl-APS = [Cbl][adenosine 5'-phosphosulfate]
Cbl DNA-binding transcriptional activator = Cbl (extended summary available)
The activity of Cbl transcriptional regulator is inhibited by adenosine-5' -phosphosulphate (APS) . It was suggested that this inhibition is a result of a change in Cbl conformation that is unfavorable for the recruitment of the RNA polymerase[Bykowski02].
Sequence Length: 316 AAs
In Reactions of unknown directionality:
Not in pathways:
Cbl + adenosine 5'-phosphosulfate = Cbl-APS
|MultiFun Terms:
|information transfer → RNA related → Transcription related
|metabolism → biosynthesis of building blocks → amino acids → cysteine
|metabolism → metabolism of other compounds → sulfur metabolism
|regulation → genetic unit regulated → regulon
|regulation → type of regulation → transcriptional level → activator
|Feature Class
|1 -> 59
|19 -> 38
Gene Local Context (not to scale):
Transcription Unit:
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Gene object created from Blattner lab Genbank (v. M52) entry.
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
Bykowski02: Bykowski T, van der Ploeg JR, Iwanicka-Nowicka R, Hryniewicz MM (2002). "The switch from inorganic to organic sulphur assimilation in Escherichia coli: adenosine 5'-phosphosulphate (APS) as a signalling molecule for sulphate excess." Mol Microbiol 43(5);1347-58. PMID: 11918818
DiazMejia09: Diaz-Mejia JJ, Babu M, Emili A (2009). "Computational and experimental approaches to chart the Escherichia coli cell-envelope-associated proteome and interactome." FEMS Microbiol Rev 33(1);66-97. PMID: 19054114
GOA01a: GOA, DDB, FB, MGI, ZFIN (2001). "Gene Ontology annotation through association of InterPro records with GO terms."
IwanickaNowicka95: Iwanicka-Nowicka R, Hryniewicz MM (1995). "A new gene, cbl, encoding a member of the LysR family of transcriptional regulators belongs to Escherichia coli cys regulon." Gene 1995;166(1);11-7. PMID: 8529872
Joyce06: Joyce AR, Reed JL, White A, Edwards R, Osterman A, Baba T, Mori H, Lesely SA, Palsson BO, Agarwalla S (2006). "Experimental and computational assessment of conditionally essential genes in Escherichia coli." J Bacteriol 188(23);8259-71. PMID: 17012394
Kertesz00: Kertesz MA (2000). "Riding the sulfur cycle--metabolism of sulfonates and sulfate esters in gram-negative bacteria." FEMS Microbiol Rev 24(2);135-75. PMID: 10717312
Knapp10: Knapp GS, Hu JC (2010). "Specificity of the E. coli LysR-type transcriptional regulators." PLoS One 5(12);e15189. PMID: 21187915
Stec04: Stec E, Witkowska M, Hryniewicz MM, Brzozowski AM, Wilkinson AJ, Bujacz GD (2004). "Crystallization and preliminary crystallographic studies of the cofactor-binding domain of the LysR-type transcriptional regulator Cbl from Escherichia coli." Acta Crystallogr D Biol Crystallogr 60(Pt 9);1654-7. PMID: 15333946
Stec06: Stec E, Witkowska-Zimny M, Hryniewicz MM, Neumann P, Wilkinson AJ, Brzozowski AM, Verma CS, Zaim J, Wysocki S, Bujacz GD (2006). "Structural basis of the sulphate starvation response in E. coli: crystal structure and mutational analysis of the cofactor-binding domain of the Cbl transcriptional regulator." J Mol Biol 364(3);309-22. PMID: 17010379
UniProt09: UniProt Consortium (2009). "UniProt version 15.8 released on 2009-10-01 00:00:00." Database.
UniProt10: UniProt Consortium (2010). "UniProt version 2010-11 released on 2010-11-02 00:00:00." Database.
UniProt10a: UniProt Consortium (2010). "UniProt version 2010-07 released on 2010-06-15 00:00:00." Database.
UniProtGOA11a: UniProt-GOA (2011). "Gene Ontology annotation based on manual assignment of UniProtKB keywords in UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot entries."
vanDer99: van Der Ploeg JR, Iwanicka-Nowicka R, Bykowski T, Hryniewicz MM, Leisinger T (1999). "The Escherichia coli ssuEADCB gene cluster is required for the utilization of sulfur from aliphatic sulfonates and is regulated by the transcriptional activator Cbl." J Biol Chem 274(41);29358-65. PMID: 10506196
vanderPloeg01: van der Ploeg JR, Eichhorn E, Leisinger T (2001). "Sulfonate-sulfur metabolism and its regulation in Escherichia coli." Arch Microbiol 176(1-2);1-8. PMID: 11479697
vanderPloeg97: van der Ploeg JR, Iwanicka-Nowicka R, Kertesz MA, Leisinger T, Hryniewicz MM (1997). "Involvement of CysB and Cbl regulatory proteins in expression of the tauABCD operon and other sulfate starvation-inducible genes in Escherichia coli." J Bacteriol 179(24);7671-8. PMID: 9401024
Zimmer00: Zimmer DP, Soupene E, Lee HL, Wendisch VF, Khodursky AB, Peter BJ, Bender RA, Kustu S (2000). "Nitrogen regulatory protein C-controlled genes of Escherichia coli: scavenging as a defense against nitrogen limitation." Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 97(26);14674-9. PMID: 11121068
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I really need help with my "in-laws," cliche as that might be, my boyfriend's family is a huge point of friction. My struggle is mostly with myself because I am well aware that I cannot control any other players in the dynamic. I find that I am disappointed in how much anger I feel in regards to my partner's family. I am not an angry person, I have seen enough of life's true troubles to know what a waste of energy and life harboring resentment really is. I know this cognitively.
My instinct is to oblige, to the point that I have conveniently denied my own voice and experience in the past (we began dating many years ago — I was young and eager to please at first). I am not looking for confrontation, but basic dignity is also not too much to demand. I am just not equipped to always respond fast enough when met with this foreign culture of bullying and manipulating. It's almost as if I can't process the horrific behavior in the moment. Only later on the drive home do I realize and allow myself to feel, how judged and disregarded I and we have been.
I need strategies. I want to be able to just dig into the fact that I am living the life I want with the man I want to be with. I know that we are a team and will not surrender our path to anyone else, and yet I find that these corrosive moments that never result in (anything approaching) closure eat at me for days, weeks and months. I truly have compassion for them in broad strokes — I know that the saddest truth is how unhappy they are. But that compassion does not override my frustration at particular those moments of extreme insult.
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"It's been a long time coming," said Cynthia McCrea, ARC Manor's executive director.
"We've worked on this since 2009. We couldn't increase the facility at Oak Avenue," she said.
According to McCrea, the nonprofit agency has occupied the current 12,000-square-foot building since 1994.
During the fiscal year 2011-12 the facility reached more than 10,000 people through its outreach and prevention programs.
That number included those helped in crisis and walk-in situations, those screened and connected with treatment services, those requiring outpatient services and those requiring residential and partial hospital stays.
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If you catch yourself cruising down Temple Avenue, one particular storefront is guaranteed to catch your eye.
While there isn't a flashy storefront, when you have a '26 Model-T with a chop top in your parking lot, it can be just as effective.
For those who haven't swung by to take a gander, owner Joey Booth and Dave Yarbrough opened their shop, Cruisers, in January and have since maintained a steady flow of traffic without any formal advertising or flashy signs.
Cruisers specializes in automotive and motorcycle audio and accessories – wheels, tires, leveling kits, lift kits are all part of what makes their business as unique as they are.
As hot rod enthusiasts, Booth and Yarbrough initially met at car shows and eventually established a friendship. Both men have spent time working on their own and also with established companies.
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"I've worked for myself and I've worked for established companies and I'll be the first to tell you, I prefer the former," Yarbrough said. "Working for the companies is nice when they take care of your taxes, but that's about it."
"They always seem a lot bigger when you're in charge," Booth laughed.
With a combined 40 years in the car audio business, the duo felt that the time was right to do it their way and signed a long-term lease on 128 Temple Ave., where they are open six days a week.
"We went all in," Booth said. "The building looked right and we like the area. There's a lot of traffic on this road and that suits us just fine."
Versatility is the calling card on which both Booth and Yarbrough pride themselves. They've been working on cars in all capacities since they were teenagers. Car audio and accessories are all part and parcel for them.
"I've done auto body work, engine work – you name it," Yarbrough said. "Working on audio is just part of the equation these days. We pride ourselves on knowing what the customer wants and making it work for them."
With a wide variety of services, both Booth and Yarbrough find themselves customizing audio and visual details for not only cars and trucks, but for motorcycles as well.
"We are an all encompassing shop," Booth said. "We take care of our customers and believe that it ultimately will have a ripple effect, bringing in new people through word of mouth."
With their product easily visible from the road, it's not hard to figure out their specialty.
While word of mouth has been their sole method of advertising to date, a website is currently in the works, but their attention to detail has been a major issue in the site's launching. Creating a gallery of work that was done exclusively by the shop and embodies their craftsmanship has been their biggest priority.
"In this industry, you can't use stock images. The community is so small and tight-knit, you have to make sure that not only the pictures are indicative of what you do, but that they're the best looking images available," Booth said. "People around here know what you specialize in and you have to be honest – not only to yourself but to the public as well."
As small business owners, Booth and Yarbrough agree that their single greatest challenge since opening the shop hasn't been ordinances, taxes, fees or inventory, but weather.
"It really played the biggest role in our business," said Yarbrough. "Rainy days are the worst for us. When the weather is great, we certainly reap the benefits."
Because of Cruiser's wide demographic, the shop itself lends itself to an almost barbershop like environment where hot-rod enthusiasts can talk shop alongside car audio fanatics.
"It's great to have people just coming in off the street because of one of the cars out front or they have a question about some audio gear," Booth said. "It's a great location and we're always happy to talk to anyone about their passions."
Booth and Yarbrough are currently attempting to create Saturday afternoon cruise-ins where those who share the same interests can culminate to hang out and show off their own creations.
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The future for any small business is always approached with the best intentions possible. Booth feels like Cruisers will become a fixture on Newnan's west side – a place that will not only thrive but will allow him to have something he can pass along to his son.
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Everyone will remember Joe Johnson's 3-pointers and dramatic drive to the basket. They stood up and cheered when Smoove sealed the win in overtime with a jam. What shouldn't be lost in the commotion is the defensive frenzy that started the quarter and gave the offense enough time to find its rhythm. It was over halfway through the quarter before the Blazers got a good look through their offensive set.
Here is a chart of the Hawks defensive possessions to start the 4th:
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-Roy hits jumper with 5:48 left in regulation
Before Roy hits the jumper the Hawks had allowed one quality shot in 11 possessions, and that was allowed because of a mistake on defense. 11 possessions is usually enough time for Atlanta to make up more than a nine point deficit, but tonight shots were not falling until the defense kicked open the door and energized the crowd.
This wasn't a struggling team having trouble closing the door on the road. This was arguably the league's hottest team trying to extend their winning streak to seven games and finish their road trip 5-0. The Hawks athleticism and intensity was just that good to start the quarter and the result was a 'W' on a night when all signs pointed to a loss.


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WIMBLEDON, England—For those who still insist tennis does not belong in the Olympics, we give you Saturday's medal ceremony.
As the Star-Spangled Banner played, the American flag shook loose. It appeared to be on a mission.
"It was fluttering toward me," Serena Williams said. "It was trying to wrap its fabric around me."
It wanted to embrace the greatest women's tennis player ever in her greatest Olympic moment.
That sounds sacrilegious to Olympic purists. They still can't believe zillion-dollar U.S. pros are allowed to march in with Ecuadorian fencers.
But Williams' story is as good as any Olympian's tale of woe. And her gold-medal performance was like watching Jesse Owens lap the field or Dick Fosbury flop over a 10-foot Russian.
Maria Sharapova actually was 6-foot-2 when Saturday's match began. Sixty-two dizzying minutes later, she was all but lost in the Centre Court grass.
6-0, 6-1.
When did Mike Krzyzewski start coaching the U.S. tennis team?
"I think I was just focused," Williams said. "I don't think she did anything wrong."
Sharapova couldn't do anything at all. Now she knows how Nigeria felt in its 83-point loss to the Dream Team.
Saturday's match was 20 minutes shorter than Williams' blowout win last month at Wimbledon. All those grand slam titles tend to blur after a while, but Williams can now claim the rare Golden Slam.
Win all four majors and a gold medal. Only Steffi Graf had done it before.
"Pretty awesome," Williams said.
Unless you think tennis has no business mixing with the pommel horse. It is hard to muster the same type admiration for the Steffi Grafs as the Sarah Groffs, who finished fourth in the triathlon Saturday.
But Williams' career was kaput not long ago. She endured a couple of foot surgeries, a pulmonary embolism and life-threatening blood clots in her lungs.
"I was fortunate to survive what I went through—literally," she said. "It made me a better person, and maybe a better player."
Not at first. Her confidence was gone and her fragile psyche cracked. There was the memorable tirade at a U.S. Open linesman. When Williams lost in the first round of this year's French Open, the ensuing tears revealed an emotional wreck.
"Sometimes you stumble," she said. "But you get back up."
It started on the grass courts of Wimbledon, and continued on the grass courts of Wimbledon. That sentence sounds strange. But London may be remembered as the games where tennis really joined the Olympic club.
It was dropped in 1924 but returned in 1988, usually to remote, pre-fab stadiums nobody cared to find. The finals in Barcelona were so sparely attended, kids ran laps around the aisles as Jennifer Capriati won gold.
Now Olympic tennis has All England Lawn and Tennis Club legitimacy. The old grounds overflowed with fans the past week. And just wait until Sunday's men's final between Andy Murray and Roger Federer.
Saturday's match felt like a Wimbledon final, minus the Duchess of Kent and two rain delays. Williams was inspired from the start.
Her father used to make her and sister Venus watch tapes of Olympic greats. Serena idolized them like any American kid.
"The Olympics have been my life," she said.
And now she is an Olympic idol.
"To be in a group like that," Williams said. "Hello, Michael Phelps!"
Her career really isn't long enough to put her in "The Greatest Olympian" debate. But Saturday's effort was so Phelpsian, it drove home the growing sense that Serena is the greatest player since the ancient Greeks built the first stone court.
Williams had 10 aces and only seven unforced errors on the blustery day. And it's not as if Sharapova is a bowl of borsch. She won the French Open in May and was going for her own Golden Slam.
As the Nigeria-like blowout grew, the crowd tried to help.
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Sharapova was one point from making it 3-2 in the second set. She lost that game, and fans who wanted to see more tennis resigned themselves to reality.
"I still want to marry you, Maria," one guy yelled.
Williams was so dominant it was hard to imagine Graf or Martina Navratilova or Chris Evert hanging with her. Williams is on a different LeBron-like athletic plane.
She has the best serve in women's history. And at 30, she seems primed to add a few more majors to her stack of 14. None will feel quite like the tournament she won Saturday.
"I don't think I've ever danced like that," Williams said.
She bounded around like a little girl with pogo sticks for legs. Then came the moment every athlete around here dreams of. Only this one came with a message.
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The following is not, repeat, not part of a John Hughes film. "Super" Mario Balotelli, English footballer, saw a kid hanging out around the stadium on a school day. He asks the kid, "what's all this then," and the boy replied "Nuffink." (I have translated what the said from actual-English to how-I-assume-the-British-speak. I will no longer do so.)
Balotelli finds out the kid is being bullied at school. So he does what not many people outside of wish-fulfillment fantasies do: he drove the kid (and his "mum," as the UK papers called her: they really do say that!) to school, and had the kid pick out the bully in question. Under Balotelli's mohawked eye, the two kids shook hands, possibly while saying "what what." Balotelli then drove off in his white Maserati like Batman except awesomer.


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BellSouth drops 26 percent in first-quarter profit•ATLANTA - BellSouth Corp., the dominant local telephone provider in nine southeastern states, reported Thursday a drop of more than 26 percent in first-quarter profit on a slight increase in revenue. The results, announced before the market opened, narrowly beat Wall Street expectations, when certain one-time items are excluded. The Atlanta-based company said it earned $784 million, or 43 cents a share, for the three months ended March 31, compared with a profit of $1.06 billion, or 58 cents a share, for the same period a year ago. In the first quarter of 2005, it recorded a gain of $390 million related to the sale of some Latin American properties. 30-year mortgage rates hit nearly four-year high•WASHINGTON - Rates on 30-year mortgages marched up this week to their highest point in nearly four years, a factor that is taking some oomph out of the housing market. Freddie Mac, the mortgage company, reported Thursday that for the week ending April 20, rates on 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages averaged 6.53 percent, up from 6.49 percent last week. This week's rate was the highest since the week ending July 12, 2002, when 30-year mortgage rates stood at 6.54 percent. Jobless claim rate declines•WASHINGTON - The number of new people signing up for jobless benefits last week fell sharply, a fresh sign that employers are feeling better about the business climate. The Labor Department reported Thursday that new applications filed for unemployment insurance dropped by 10,000 to 303,000. Last week's decline was steeper than analysts were expecting. Before the report was released, they were forecasting claims to fall to 308,000. - From wire reports
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Feasting On Asphalt: The River Run - DVD Review
Alton Brown is a unique commodity on Food Network. In an environment where most of the action is in front of the stove or above the cutting board, Brown's Good Eats takes us beyond that. Sometimes it's to the origins of the food or the recipe; other times it's into the science of how all of the ingredients of a particular combination of foods work together. He does this with a bit of nerdiness, a bit of hipness, and a good amount of humor.
When he took his love for food on the road in the first Feasting on Asphalt it produced a very successful mini-series that showed the non-corporate side of America's eateries. It also showed us some of the small cities and towns, and their personalities, that we don't normally see off of the interstate at our Applebee's booth.
Now, his second series of Asphalt is out on DVD. While not as fresh as the first series (and, what is the second time around?) it is still a fascinating look into the America that has been nearly forgotten as the corporations took over the country. You'll want to savor this journey because, frankly, that's about all there is in this 3-DVD set.
Where the first Asphalt series crossed the country from East to West, the second series, subtitled The River Run, began at the mouth of the Mississippi River in Louisiana and ended where the river ends -- Minnesota. Along the way they dined on alligator, homemade pie, Russian hamburgers, homemade donuts, and various forms of beef, poultry and fish. They also partook in some New Orleans barbecue, Louisiana barbecue, Memphis barbecue, deep-fried barbecue, smoked barbecue, and, did I mention, barbecue. Well, when in Rome...
In addition to all of this feasting, Brown and his gang visited an alligator and turtle farm, toured the mouth of the Mississippi via helicopter, took a canoe and barge trip, visited a motorcycle shop making a replica of Elvis' last bike, and, at least with Alton, got tattooed. While these were interesting segments they tended to slow down the show and shift the focus away from the whole concept of the series -- finding the eateries and food shops off the beaten path of America's highways. Granted, the side trips were inevitable in an area so colorful and diverse as that bordering the Mississippi.
The 3-DVD set that contains the series (which could have been a 2-DVD set if they wanted it to be) is nothing spectacular. Which makes it a bit shocking to see that it is going for nearly $40! Each DVD contains a pair of deleted scenes from the series which are a bit dull. As a good portion of Asphalt focus on the local personalities that Alton and his friends meet it comes as no surprise that some of these scenes were not included in the original run of the series.
The other three "bonus" features, which are on all three DVDs, are not really bonuses at all. The biography of Alton Brown, which I thought would have featured highlights of Brown on his Good Eats program as well as other venues, was a simple text screen informing the user on items that we could probably find on Wikipedia. The other two "bonus" features were previews for other Food Network programs and a slide featuring information on foodnetwork.com. Needless to say, the DVD department over at Food Network really needs to beef up their product.
If you are an Alton Brown fanatic then The River Run will be a nice set to add to your collection. However, if you are just an admirer of Alton and his shows, you may want to wait until June and record the re-broadcasts on your DVR. It will save you a ton of money.


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- 000.0000
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- None
- Department
- Send-Out
- Start Date
- Expiration Date
- Synonyms
- Mg, Feces
- CPT Codes
- 83735
- Site
- Reference Test
- 44313
- ATLAS Test Code
Specimen Information
- Type
- Volume
5.0 g
- Transport Info
- Fasting Required?
- False
- Patient Instructions
Sample must be liquid
Do not add saline or water to liquefy sample
- Reference Range
Magnesium, Fecal
0-110 mg/dL
Magnesium, Fecal, 24 Hour
0-355 mg/d
- Methodology
Clinical Significance
The excessive ingestion of magnesium causes diarrhea. Because magnesium acts as an osmotic cathartic agent, magnesium-induced diarrhea is associated with a high fecal output of magnesium. The upper limits of normal for the fecal output of magnesium is 35 mg/day and for the fecal magnesium concentration, 110 mg/ dL. These levels were established in normal subjects, both when they had normally formed stools and when diarrhea was induced by mechanisms other than increased magnesium ingestion.The fecal output of soluble magnesium that exceeds 35 mg/day or a fecal magnesium concentration that exceeds 110 mg/dL, or both, suggests that magnesium has a major role in the pathogenesis of diarrhea.In the context of a high magnesium output, a fecal magnesium concentration above 240 mg/dL suggests that magnesium is the only cause of the diarrhea. When magnesium output is high, but the fecal concentration is less than 240 mg/ dL, magnesium is not the only cause of the diarrhea.


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JSO, as well as K-9 units and the Air Unit is currently searching for Mitchell. She was last seen wearing a "rainbow" colored dress and she may or may not have one handcuff attached on one hand, police say. First Coast News
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Police captured the suspect who escaped from the Duval Pre-Trial Detention Facility early Monday morning.
Trishawnna R. Mitchell, 32, was arrested Sunday in the 800 block of McDuff Avenue after police received reports of a domestic violence incident, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Before Mitchell was booked, she was able to escape through one of the exit doors while they were open and flee in one of the police cars.
Police say video surveillance showed Mitchell removing one of the handcuffs before she fled.
JSO were able to locate and arrest Mitchell without further incident.


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- Andreas Handel, Rustom Antia
- Department of Biology, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
- Ira M Longini Jr.
- Program of Biostatistics and Biomathematics, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle, Washington, United States of America
- Ira M Longini Jr.
- Department of Biostatistics and School of Public Health and Community Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, United States of America
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