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Kitsy Lane recently announced it has closed a $3.5 million Series A funding round headed by Data Point Capital and Longworth Venture Partners. In addition, Point Judith Capital, a prevailing investor also funded to the round. As part of the deal, Data Point Capital's Scott Savitz, founder of Shoebuy.com, will be Kitsy Lane's newest addition to the board of directors.
Kitsy Lane is an Esty-style social commerce startup that was launched in July 2012. It gives users the opportunity to open their own "Internet Boutiques" and present online consumers products, such as jewelry and accessories. It has caught interest of over 22,000 user owned and operated businesses, experiencing a 40 per cent monthly growth since it was founded.
In addition to offering users a free place to host boutiques, the site offers marketing and merchandising options such as a master catalog of merchandise; social customer acquisition; and analytics of boutique performance. Like most websites, Kitsy is integrated with Facebook accounts, allowing personal business owners the opportunity to grow traffic, increase sales and expand vistor statistics.
"Kitsy Lane has demonstrated impressive results at such an early stage of its development. The model is ripe for further disruption of traditional commerce offering a turnkey approach for individuals to profitably become retail entrepreneurs," said Scott Savitz, Managing Partner of Data Point Capital, in a statement.
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Biochemists seek answers to many questions.
Many of the facts now established are the result of biochemists' work.
DNA is the material that every living cell and creature inherits from its parents.
DNA is found in a special part of the cell, the nucleus, and every one of the millions of cells we have contains the same DNA. Our DNA originally came from our parents, half from each parent, and came together when the DNA of the sperm cells joined with the egg's DNA to form a fertilised egg. All the many different types of cells in an adult human - liver, skin and brain cells etc, develop from this single cell.
The DNA molecules within our cells direct what types of proteins the cell makes, and therefore what sort of work that cell will do. Although all of our cells contain the same DNA, the types of proteins made differ between cell and tissue types, depending on what proteins the DNA tells the individual cell to make.
Two metres.
Although identical twins inherit the same DNA from their parents, the genome (DNA) is subject to changes as an organism grows.
Although identical twins are very similar as adults, the genome of each individual may be slightly different - due to mutations and the rearrangement of pieces of DNA - that have occurred uniquely in each twin, since the egg split. A genome is also subject to environmental influences, and so the same genes can be expressed in different ways in different individuals.
Identical, or monozygotic, twins result when a single fertilised egg splits into two parts, each of which then forms a foetus in the womb. Therefore, identical twins are always of the same sex, and always contain identical DNA in their nuclei.
However, DNA also exists in another part of the cell, the mitochondrion. When a cell splits into two new cells to form the twins, the mitochondrial DNA is not divided equally between the two cells. So, even so-called "identical twins" are not truly identical if we compare their level of DNA or genetics.
Protein molecules.
Proteins are normally neatly folded chains of amino acids. When you heat an egg, the protein gains energy and shakes apart until the proteins unfold and then link together to form a solid.
Light is made up of electromagnetic radiation with different wavelengths, and consequently, colours. Orange and blue light is absorbed best by chlorophyll molecules, allowing photosynthesis to take place. Green light is reflected or transmitted, and this is what we see.
We often hear that breast milk is best for babies, but do we really understand the reasons why?
Many of the body's systems that we take for granted in adults are not yet fully functional in newborn babies. The digestive, immune (defence) and central nervous systems are some examples of these. However, breast milk contains many different compounds that can assist in developing these immature systems.
There are enzymes, which help the baby to digest the fats and proteins present in breast milk. Antibodies, similar to those of the mother, help protect the baby from infection. And the long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids found in breast milk assist in the development of the baby's brain.
These are just three examples of how breast milk is tailored to the developmental requirements of the baby. So, breast milk does more than provide nutrients to the baby; it also assists in the baby's development. Infant formulae do not contain these compounds, and it is unlikely that many of them could be added. It is for these reasons - and many others - that breast milk is best for babies.
A protein called haemoglobin, which is found in red blood cells, carries most of the oxygen in your blood. It does this by having an iron atom at its core that is very good at binding oxygen.
When carrying oxygen, the haemoglobin is bright red. When the oxygen is released, the haemoglobin is dark red and appears blue through your skin.
Ribulose 1,5 bisphosphate carboxylase - the protein found in algae and the leaves of plants, that fixes CO2 to make carbon, which our world depends upon.
Glucose provides much of the energy your body uses each day. Some tissues, like your brain, use nothing but glucose as a source of energy. Which parts of the glucose molecule do you think the cell can access for energy?
The cell can only access the energy in the bonds between the carbons, and between the carbons and the hydrogens, that is C-C and C-H bonds. The C-O bonds do not provide any energy to the cell. The atoms themselves, even though they contain a lot of energy (think nuclear fission in nuclear power stations and nuclear weapons), are not accessible as a source of energy for the cell.
An average human at rest on an average day requires the energy from 1.4 x 1022 bonds each minute. One of these bonds is only enough to propel a marathon runner 1.3 x 10-21 metres of the 42.2 km course.
The cell can only access 1 x 1010th of the energy contained in a molecule of glucose. If the cell could access the nuclear energy in a molecule of glucose (why do you think this is not possible?), a human would only need three millionths of a gram of glucose to supply the energy required for a lifetime.
Bluff Knoll is about the only place in Western Australia where you are ever likely to see snow.
It is the highest peak in the south west of Western Australia at 1095 metres above sea level. You need extra energy to climb up Bluff Knoll. How many Mars Bars will provide you with that energy?
One 65 gram Mars Bar provides about 1230 kilojoules of energy. Assuming your body weight is about 75 kilograms, you will expend about 3200 kilojoules. So, three Mars Bars will get you comfortably to the top. However, the Mars Bars should not really be necessary - our fat stores typically provide 540,000 kilojoules, enough for about 170 climbs.

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Obama Presents Faith Groups New Birth Control Rule
Obama presents faith groups new birth control rule.
The Obama administration on Friday proposed a work-around for non secular nonprofits that object to providing health insurance that covers start control.
The federal government's new regulation attempts to create a barrier between spiritual groups and contraception protection, through insurers or a 3rd social gathering, that will nonetheless give women free entry to contraception. It wasn't instantly clear whether or not would settle for the brand new method, or whether or not it would stem the tide of lawsuits across the nation which have challenged the requirement to offer such coverage.
The U.S. Convention of Catholic Bishops had no fast response, saying it was finding out the regulations. Coverage analyst Sarah Lipton-Lubet of the American Civil Liberties Union mentioned the rule appeared to meet the ACLU's aim of providing "seamless protection" of contraception for the affected women.
In its new rule, the Division of Health and Human Companies argued that the change wouldn't impose new costs on insurers as a result of it would save them cash "from improvements in women's well being and fewer little one births."
The regulation is a part of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, known as the Reasonably priced Care Act. The delivery-control rule, first introduced a year in the past, grew to become an election subject, with advocates for girls praising the mandate as a victory and spiritual leaders decrying it as an assault on faith groups.
The new well being care legislation requires most employers, including religion-affiliated hospitals and nonprofits, to supply health insurance that includes synthetic contraception, including sterilization, as a free preventive service. The purpose, partially, is to help girls house out pregnancies to promote health.
Under the unique rule, solely those religious groups which primarily employ and serve folks of their own religion – resembling church buildings – were exempt. But different religiously affiliated groups, corresponding to church-affiliated universities and Catholic Charities, have been instructed they needed to comply.
Roman Catholic bishops, evangelicals and a few religious leaders who've generally been supportive of Obama's insurance policies lobbied fiercely for a broader exemption. The Catholic Church prohibits using artificial contraception. Evangelicals generally allow the usage of birth control, but some object to specific methods such because the morning-after contraceptive pill, which they argue is tantamount to abortion.
Obama had promised to change the contraception requirement so insurance firms – and never religion-affiliated employers – would pay for the protection, however non secular leaders said more modifications were needed to make the plan work.
Since then, more than forty lawsuits have been filed by religious nonprofits and secular for-profit companies claiming the mandate violates their religious beliefs. As anticipated, this latest regulation doesn't present any lodging for individual business house owners who've spiritual objections to the rule.
Within the newest model of the rule, homes of worship remain exempt. If a nonprofit identifies itself as non secular and has personal insurance coverage, the private insurer will work instantly with women workers to provide coverage for contraception. Many religious nonprofits, nonetheless, are self-insured. In those cases, a 3rd get together, not the religious employer, would handle the coverage.
John Gehring, Catholic program director at Religion in Public Life, a liberal advocacy group based mostly in Washington, called the compromise "a powerful signal that the administration is responsive to the issues of Catholic institutions."
The Alliance Defending Freedom, a conservative spiritual liberty group which is representing a number of for-profit businesses in lawsuits over the regulation, stated it will continue to press for exemptions for enterprise house owners in court. Thus far, about 10 businesses have obtained non permanent injunctions against the regulation whereas their cases transfer through the courts.
The latest version of the mandate is now topic to a 60-day public comment period. The mandate takes impact for non secular nonprofits in August.
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Song of the Day: Rage Against the Machine's 'The Ghost of Tom Joad'
For about a month now, I have been asking scores of musicians what they first concerts were, for a future story. (Go ahead, scoop me.)
My first concert was relatively late in life. It was Lollapalloza 1993, and besides Tool, Arrested Development, Fishbone, Alice in Chains and Primus, there was the best band of that particular hot in Indio, California, Rage Against the Machine. They opened the entire day, and no one came close to matching their intensity, and it was quite impressive to a 16-year-old.
The band didn't play this song that day, but it remains the best cover of a Springsteen song ever. Listen to Tom Morello's guitar mimicking the sound of menacing chopper blades:
And here is the original: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXZG8u78HXk&feature=related
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Tod Young was sworn in Friday after being appointed by Gov. Brian Sandoval to fill the final two years of Judge David Gamble's six-year term. Gamble retired last month after 25 years on the bench.
The 54-year-old Young graduated from the Mississippi College School of Law and was admitted to the Nevada bar in 1985. He has served as an adjunct professor and a guest lecturer at Truckee Meadows Community College and Western Nevada Community College.
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O Holy Spirit,
Have mercy on me. Move, I beg You, upon my
disordered heart. Take away the infirmities of
unruly desires and hateful lusts. Lift the mists
and darkness of unbelief. Brighten my soul with
the pure light of truth. Make my soul . . .
as fragrant as the garden of paradise,
rich with every goodly fruit,
beautiful with heavenly grace,
radiant with rays of divine light.
Be my comforter, light, guide, sanctifier.
Take of the things of Christ and show them
to my soul. Teach me more of His . . .
Lead me to the cross and show me . . .
His wounds,
the hateful nature of sin,
the power of Satan.
May I there see my sins as . . .
the nails which transfixed Him,
the cords which bound Him,
the thorns which tore Him,
the sword which pierced Him.
Help me to see in His death, the reality
and immensity of His love. Increase my
faith in the clear knowledge of . . .
atonement achieved,
expiation completed,
satisfaction for sin made,
guilt done away
(A Puritan Prayer)
Help me to see in His death, the reality
and immensity of His love.
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Facebook Evangelization: To post or not to post?
I love Facebook. I love posting, adding, liking, and commenting. I'm a fairly regular tweeter, pinner and instagrammer. I generally embrace all things cool, hip, and/or trendy (in hopes that I might be considered some of those things). In short, social media is my jam.
But as a faithful Catholic, campus missionary, and lover of hot topics, I'm always asking myself, "Should I really post this?" After years of freely posting exactly what I thought exactly when I thought it, I've realized I've made some mistakes, turned some people away, and probably poured salt into one too many wounds. In fact, during campaign season this year, I wrote a note on my bulletin board reminding me to not post anything political unless I really thought about it. Pathetic, I know, but having to restrain myself like that got me thinking about the conversations that I've read (and sometimes started) on Facebook about the elections, the HSS mandate, abortion, gay marriage, etc.
In these conversations, I saw way too many Catholics posting and commenting in a way that did not always reflect truth in charity, especially when encountering opposition. I'm certain that our hearts are in the right place when this happens, but even good intentions can produce bad results.
To be clear, our primary means of evangelization should not be via social media. We know the most impactful means of conversion is a face-to-face encounter with Jesus, usually motivated through a face-to-face encounter with a human being. But we also know that in our world we should use the gifts and tools of technology to proclaim the Gospel as well. All disclaimers out of the way, we can get down to the heart of the matter. Does Facebook (and other social media) evangelization really work? Is this particular "public forum" the best way to spend our time and energy? Do the things we post do more harm than good?
Inspirational v. Controversial
I know what some of you might be thinking, "Are you telling me I shouldn't post anything about my faith?" Well, no. I like to post cool quotes, verses, and articles, too, but let's be real – I'm mostly doing that to inspire and lift up my friends who are in the faith. I don't know of anyone who has given his or her life to Christ because of one status update (I mean, it could happen. I'm just saying I've never heard of it).
Those uplifting posts are perfectly fine. I'm talking about those things that get us really fired up – the issues that are so important to us, we will do just about anything to get others on our side. It's here that I think we can get a little carried away. We try to convince the other side of truth, but unfortunately, there is no relational aspect to the conversation: just cold computer screens and vigorous typing. In these cases, my personal opinion is that we should give it a rest and focus on personal relationships and meaningful, thought-provoking conversation.
Obviously we can't control or foresee the reactions our friends have to our Facebook posts, even if they are innocent and thought out well. My point is to not engage in cyber debate, especially when souls are at stake.
I'm sure many of you may disagree with me. You want to post radical things and start conversations, even if they could get uncivil. But ask yourself, is it really worth it? And are you willing to have those conversations one-on-one and in person if possible? If you are, then you should have them in person (and if you still disagree, I hope you keep reading anyway).
Can I get a witness?
When it comes down to it, the absolute best way to inspire conversion is by leading authentic Christian lives. This means your own life, both real and social media wise, is what you say it is. Do your posts, comments, and groups reflect the radical Christian life you say you're living? Does your heart reflect it?
I fear the mask of the computer screen we hide behind hinders our ability to communicate effectively with each other and often times allows us to forget who we really are. In its Lineamenta document, the Synod for the New Evangelization warns us that the seemingly amazing cyber connections at our fingertips can quickly build a culture of "selfish concentration on oneself", "the loss of the objective values", and "a society which is incapable of remembering the past and with no sense of the future." In fact, a recent article on foxnews.com explained that because of the "faux-celebrity" effects of social media, we are "raising a generation of deluded narcissists."
That is bleak.
But that doesn't have to be us.
Let's not allow ourselves to be a people with no sense of past or future. Let's not get caught up in politics and debates. Let's not forget that OUR wants, needs, and opinions are not the "be all end all." Let's use social media, but not allow it to rule over us or our evangelization efforts.
Remember, our mission to make disciples of all nations came from a God who became man to meet us in a very personal, human way.
So now, stop reading this. Sign off of Facebook or Twitter (well, first, share this with your friends). Then go out, meet someone new, and be the light in the darkness.
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Architect of Devon youth cuts quits for top job at property firm
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A senior Conservative responsible for driving a raft of contentious cuts at Devon County Council has resigned to take a job at the private company which runs the authority's property services.
Tory Will Mumford, the cabinet member for education and children's services in charge plans to close 34 youth centres and sack 60 staff, has left after being made managing director of property company NPS South West.
The departure by the Yealmpton councillor prompts a by-election in the safe South Devon constituency on the same day as the European Parliament elections in May, at which UKIP is predicted to take votes from the Conservatives.
It has also required a reshuffle of senior posts with Mr Mumford to be replaced by Hatherleigh and Chagford councillor James McInnes, a former leader of West Devon Borough Council, who currently chairs Devon's development management committee.
Council leader John Hart paid tribute to his departing colleague, in particular his efforts as cabinet member responsible for economy, when he was "instrumental" in negotiating the roll-out of superfast broadband.
"I am sorry to lose his excellent contribution from both the cabinet and the council," Mr Hart added.
"But I understand, as a family man, he has to devote himself to his professional career and this is too good an opportunity for him to turn down.
However, across the political divide, opponents were less complimentary about the appointment, and particularly the timing.
Labour councillor Jill Owen said: "With the closure of all the youth centres this cabinet position is a very onerous position at the moment.
"He has come in for a bit of criticism from young people and his visit to a youth club in Exeter didn't go down very well and there was a lot of Twittering about it afterwards.
"Maybe he wants a bit of a quiet life but it does question his commitment to this very important work for the council."
Mr Mumford's replacement, Mr McInnes said: "I am looking forward to continuing the work that Will Mumford has been doing, driving the council's improvement agenda and implementing our significant change programme."


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