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We've spent the last twelve years fighting a war on terror, by which we mean a war on al-Qaeda. Now we're proposing intervening in the Syrian conflict on the side of – wait for it – al-Qaeda. We've lobbed a grenade at the looking glass and jumped straight through.
The above statement comes with caveats. First, al-Qaeda inspired Islamists are only one, unwelcome part of the rebel alliance. Second, any military action the West carries out will be devised to punish Assad for using chemical weapons rather than to decisively throw the war in his opposition's favour. But the reality is that any intervention into Syria involves picking sides and so helping one to win, and given that the rebel side contains all the fundamentalist fruitcakes we are – effectively – putting ourselves on the side of the crazies who hate us. You know, those folks who flew planes into the World Trade Centre. Remember them?
These are the kind of people we'd be allying ourselves with in any conflict. The Islamist rebels hate Christians and have given them the option of "flee or die". In June, the Catholic priest Francois Murad was murdered by a Syrian opposition group; according to the Vatican, he was beheaded in public while boys and men cheered. This week, video leaked out of the country purporting to show a roadside execution of three men accused of being insufficiently Muslim. Their truck was flagged down and they were interrogated to find out if they were Sunnis or members of the Alawite minority according to their prayer habits. When they gave the "wrong" responses, they were taken to the side of the road and shot in the back to shouts of "Allahu Akbar". The presence of such savages within the rebel ranks threatens to open up a second civil war within the rebellion itself: according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Kurds and Islamists are shooting at each other right now in the northeast of the country.
Of course, Assad has proven himself just as capable of brutality – he's a vile dictator that the West should have rejected, isolated and helped drive from office years ago. Had we intervened earlier, when the opposition was dominated by democrats, we might have compelled proper elections and created a freer Syria. But a mix of our inaction, Assad's tenacity, radicalisation and foreign intervention by Islamists has helped to pollute the rebel faction with religious maniacs. The result is that we don't know who we're siding with in a war that feels so depressingly inevitable. The enemy of our enemy could turn out to be our most dangerous enemy of all.
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The Sisters were part of a coalition of Catholic religious orders that issued a statement in opposition to the final health-care legislation in the House. The statement read, in part: "Protection of life and freedom of conscience are central to morally responsible judgment. We join the bishops in seeking ethically sound legislation."
After the vote, Lipinski told a hometown columnist, "I could not vote for a bill that would change the status quo on funding for abortion." His honesty and clarity on the details and principles helped him be honest about other problems with the legislation, too. "There were aspects of the president's package that I liked. Helping people get insurance, that sort of thing. But we weren't really voting for health reform. We were voting for a bill that is financially unsustainable. And I couldn't support that bill," he said.
At the O'Connor celebration, Helen Alvare, a law professor who has worked with the National Conference of Catholic Bishops helping to direct its pro-life campaign, credited the late cardinal with "enable[ing] the pro-life movement to survive and to thrive" through his leadership and encouragement at a time "when we felt outspent and overpowered."
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Who cares how? Chiefs are 5-0 for first time since 2003
Enough bellyaching, Chiefs fans! Chiefs aren't perfect -- wait a minute, at 5-0, yes they are, so enjoy
Five things we learned from the Chiefs' 26-17 win over the Titans on Sunday.
Listening to one postgame call-in show Sunday, you would have thought the Chiefs lost 26-17, and that they were 1-4 on the season.
Really, the grumbling was that noticeable.
One fan complained about Alex Smith's dink-and-dunk offense. Another fan moaned about general manager John Dorsey's failure to address the receiving corps in the draft, and then wanted to know why Dwayne Bowe "wasn't trying" to get open. Still another fan wondered how defensive end Tamba Hali could overpursue on "every single play."
The complaints went on and on. The special teams are suspect, a caller griped. The offensive line got overmatched, bellyached another. And Smith can't throw deep.
Now, granted, I realize that fans who call in to talk shows are likely a minority. But come on, Chiefs fans. Enjoy the ride.
The Chiefs are 5-0 for the first time since 2003, and they are in perfect position to get to 8-0 with a three-game homestand coming up against Oakland, Houston and Cleveland.
Are the Chiefs without flaws? Of course not. But this is who they are -- a team with a conservative offense that can run the ball and play field position, and a team with one of the best overall defenses in the NFL.
What they also are is unbeaten, with three road wins already. I don't care how you get it done -- being 5-0 in the NFL is damn impressive.
As Chiefs coach Andy Reid told reporters after the game, "We're 5-0 and we're not ashamed of anything."
I'm still in awe of the 49-yard touchdown reception from Tennessee's Chris Johnson that got the Titans on the scoreboard.
Johnson had been trying to help out with blitz protection on the play. Then quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick started to scramble and was about to get sacked when he just flipped the ball a few feet forward to a somewhat startled Johnson, who then showed how dangerous he can be in the open field.
Johnson made one nice move after the catch, but mostly he just outran half of the Chiefs' defense with his 4.25 speed and sprinted to the corner of the end zone -- untouched. And this is not exactly a slow Chiefs defense.
You also have to credit the Chiefs' defense for containing Johnson in the running game, holding him to a paltry 17 yards on 10 carries. The Chiefs talked all week about staying in their gaps and playing team defense against him, and they executed the plan.
Chiefs rookie defensive back Marcus Cooper, whom Dorsey grabbed after the 49ers released him after the final day of cuts, was thrust into action last week when Brandon Flowers was hurt.
Cooper got plenty of snaps again Sunday and pulled off a huge interception with the Chiefs clinging to a 20-17 lead with just over six minutes left. Cooper outfought Titans wideout Nate Washington for the ball along the sideline, and his pick led to a field goal that made it 23-17.
Cooper also was in the right place at the right time in the first quarter when a Dustin Colquitt punt caromed off a Titans blocker and was kicked back into the end zone. Cooper was there to fall on the ball and secure it for a touchdown.
"The kid competes on every play," Reid told reporters after the game. "I like that."
During the week, quarterback Alex Smith seemed to be spending quite a bit of time in the locker room chatting with diminutive wideout Chad Hall (5 feet 8). Hall, 27, had been active for two games this season before Sunday, but hadn't been a part of the offense at all.
But on Sunday, Smith targeted Hall four times on the opening drive, which certainly was surprising. Reid normally scripts his first 15 plays, so it's likely Smith and Hall spent the week going over the that sequence of plays in the locker room.
Hall, by the way, caught only one pass Sunday for 9 yards, but it was his first catch in the NFL since 2011, when he was with the Eagles.
Give some credit to Chiefs kicker Ryan Succop, who was 4 for 4 on field goals Sunday and also sealed the win with a 48-yarder with 2:39 left. That final kick gave the Chiefs a two-possession lead at 26-17 and sealed the deal.
And it was anything but a gimme. There was plenty of rain, a bit of wind, and the field was soggy -- but Succop ignored the conditions and nailed the clutch kick.
You can follow Jeffrey Flanagan on Twitter at @jflanagankc or email email@example.com.


text: Francona : The Red Sox Years by Terry Francona, Dan Shaughnessy An insightful, honest, and entertaining narrative of Terry Francona's tenure with the Red Sox franchise, during which time he managed two teams to World Series victories (including their first in eighty-six years) and oversaw some of the most iconic and colorful players in the game. Format: Hardcover ISBN-13/ EAN: 9780547928173 ISBN-10: 0547928173 Pages: 368 Publication Date: 01/22/2013 Carton Quantity: 12 Also available in: eBook - $15.95 Paperback - $15.95 About the Book About the Authors Reviews From 2004 to 2011, Terry Francona managed the Boston Red Sox, perhaps the most scrutinized team in all of sports. During that time, every home game was a sellout. Every play, call, word, gesture—on the field and off—was analyzed by thousands. And every decision was either genius, or disastrous. In those eight years, the Red Sox were transformed from a cursed franchise to one of the most successful and profitable in baseball history—only to fall back to last place as soon as Francona was gone. Now, in Francona: The Red Sox Years, the decorated manager opens up for the first time about his tenure in Boston, unspooling the narrative of how this world-class organization reached such incredible highs and dipped to equally incredible lows. But through it all, there was always baseball, that beautiful game of which Francona never lost sight. As no book has ever quite done before, Francona escorts readers into the rarefied world of a twenty-first-century clubhouse, revealing the mercurial dynamic of the national pastime from the inside out. From his unique vantage point, Francona chronicles an epic era, from 2004, his first year as the Sox skipper, when they won their first championship in 86 years, through another win in 2007, to the controversial September collapse just four years later. He recounts the tightrope walk of managing unpredictable personalities such as Pedro Martinez and Manny Ramirez and working with Theo Epstein, the general managing phenom, and his statistics-driven executives. It was a job that meant balancing their voluminous data with the emotions of a 25-man roster. It was a job that also meant trying to meet the expectations of three owners with often wildly differing opinions. Along the way, readers are treated to never-before-told stories about their favorite players, moments, losses, and wins. Ultimately, when for the Red Sox it became less about winning and more about making money, Francona contends they lost their way. But it was an unforgettable, endlessly entertaining, and instructive time in baseball history, one that is documented and celebrated in Francona, a book that examines like no other the art of managing in today's game. Subjects Baseball/General Sports Related Subjects Sports & Recreation Autobiography Baseball Holiday Gift Guide 2013 Terry Francona Terry "Tito" Francona was a first baseman and outfielder in the majors from 1981 to 1990. After retiring as a player, he managed several minor league teams in the 1990s before managing the Philadelphia Phillies for four seasons. In 2004, Francona was hired to manage the Boston Red Sox, and that year he led the team to its first World Series championship since 1918. He won another World Series with Boston in 2007 and continued to manage the team until the end of the 2011 season. He is now a commentator for ESPN, joining in on their Sunday Night Baseball telecast and contributing to ESPN.com. Read More Dan Shaughnessy Dan Shaughnessy is an award-winning columnist for the Boston Globe and the author of several sports books, including The Curse of the Bambino, a best-selling classic. Seven times Shaughnessy has been voted one of America's top ten sports columnists by Associated Press Sports Editors and named Massachusetts Sportswriter of the Year. He has appeared on Good Morning America, The Today Show, The Early Show, CNN, Nightline, NPR, Imus in the Morning, ESPN, HBO, and many others. He lives in Newton, Massachusetts. Read More Other Books By The Author Francona Buy Now Senior Year Buy Now Reversing the Curse Buy Now "Surprising…brutally honest…Francona's tenure included the highest-high, the first Red Sox title in 86 years and the lowest-low when a collapse kept the team from the playoffs that led to the manager's ouster." – USA Today"The long-awaited memoir…It's not often that baseball aficionados and gossip gluttons can plunk down on a shared portion of outfield grass with the same book for an afternoon of readerly delight, but Francona can bridge those kinds of differences." – Boston Globe"Terry Francona's new book is not only a must read, but it is a fascinating and entertaining look into the daily life on Yawkey Way during that memorable time period...full of surprising and fun anecdotes…There are glimpses of his relationships with the players – good and bad…and in most cases Shaughnessy's thorough reporting includes perspective from the players, executives and owners." – MLB.com"A scorched-earth memoir …[that] touches fleetingly on steroid use, sabermetrics and Michael Jordan's stint in the minor leagues…but saves is heaviest artillery for the owners…[and] Theo Epstein backs him up." – New York Times Book Review"A good read, well worth it for any Red Sox fan or anyone interested in the last decade of baseball. Francona and Shaughnessy tell how the Red Sox became champions and also how it all fell apart." – CBSSports.com"A great read…good fun and dishy." – NBCSports.com"A bombshell." – Comcast Sports"Francona: The Red Sox Years is a compelling behind-the-scenes depiction…of an eight-year period that witnessed both the most spectacular successes in franchise history as well as some of the most devastating failures." – WEEI.com"An exhilarating and torturous recounting of Francona's eight-year run as the Red Sox manager…He knows how the game is supposed to be played, and how the players are supposed to act…Francona gets it. That's what the book reveals most." – The News Herald"An often hilarious but never salacious peek behind clubhouse doors…much of the book's advance buzz has focused on management's backward emphasis on sizzle…but it's the candor, often delivered with deft humor, about the players that will appeal to Red Sox fans. " – Chad Finn, Boston Globe"Reveals [Francona's] favorite highs from his historic stint with the team, and how he dealt with the crushing lows." – Men's Health"A fascinating and detailed look at how a franchise so desperate to win big and attract huge television ratings can lose its soul in the process." – Terry Pluto, Cleveland Plain Dealer"Francona's depiction of the Boston organization…provides insight…[and] cements every perception we have of a dysfunctional Red Sox hierarchy…internal proof that the Red Sox were forcing business wants on their baseball needs purely in the name of greed." – Tony Massarotti, Boston.com"You don't have to like the Red Sox to enjoy this book. Francona: The Red Sox Years shows the manager's true grit. Francona puts the reader behind the scenes in the often fiery, turbulent, never dull world of the Red Sox…It is vintage Francona, earthy blunt, comical and disarming… Francona and Shaughnessy together tell the story of a gritty baseball lifer who brought untold joy to Red Sox Nation, and Shaughnessy has captured Francona, warts and all." – Tampa Bay Tribune"Revenge is a dish best served cold? So is a tell-all book, even if it doesn't tell all. But Terry Francona tells enough in his new book with longtime Boston Globe columnist Dan Shaughnessy to take us into places with the Red Sox that the camera never goes….through the deft hands of the very accomplished Shaughnessy, Francona is also very insightful into … the pressures of managing in a white-hot media market like Boston." – Providence Journal"Even Yankees fans are going to want to read this Red Sox book." – NY Daily News "There are terrific anecdotes…the language is course and the opinions unfiltered. But for fans who want more than the team-approved version of events, it's a fun read. Just how much Francona loves baseball and the people in the game comes through. For years, you had to wonder what Francona really thought. We'll probably never know 100 percent, but this book gets you very close. My thoughts after finishing the book? Good luck to John Farrell." – Peter Abraham, Boston Globe"A searing indictment of Red Sox ownership….Red Sox Nation is eating up this new book… Francona's account of big shots screwing up is exquisite off-season sport." – Publishers Weekly"A 349-page firebombing." – Gerry Callahan, Boston Herald"The hottest sports book on the market." – Steve Buckley, BostonHerald.com"This is the best book looking inside the mind of a big-league manager I have ever read, because Francona is sharp and loves the game, because Shaughnessy is eloquent and a dazzling storyteller." - Philadelphia Inquirer You May Also Enjoy Junior Seau Jim Trotter Buy Now Pedro Pedro Martinez Michael Silverman Buy Now Billy Martin Bill Pennington Buy Now


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Periphery is the debut studio album by American progressive metal band Periphery, signed by Sumerian Records and released on April 20, 2010. Many songs on the track list had been written long before the release date but due to vocalist complications the debut album had been postponed on several occasions. Former vocalist Chris Barretto had nearly finished recording the album before he and the band parted ways months before its release. Rather than release the songs with Barretto's vocals, the band decided to rerecord Barretto's songs with Spencer Sotelo; however, Sotelo only re-worked a few of the melodies when recording vocals, versus writing completely new lyrics. As a result, Sabol's and Barretto's lyrics and vocal melodies and harmonies are still featured on the record. The album was re-released on February 6, 2012 as a 'Special Edition' including instrumentals, along with a new song "Passenger," originally recorded by guitarist Mark Holcomb during his time in the band Haunted Shores. [ - ]
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Presented as part of the 2012 Melbourne International Film Festival, this Fulldome Showcase features two films, VisuaLiszt and Space Opera. There will be a short intermission between the two films.
VisuaLiszt (2011) - 40 minutes
Famed as a child prodigy, piano virtuoso, heartthrob and enchanter of Europe's concert halls, Franz Liszt was one of the most dazzling musical personalities of his era. In 1844 the hysterical reactions to Liszt and his concerts was labelled 'Lisztomania' and he has been described as the first superstar in music history.
To celebrate the 200th anniversary of his birth the Fulldome Film Festival in Jena created the 'Visualiszt Awards'. The challenge open to students, professionals and freelance producers was to create works that showed how Liszt's artistic ideas and compositions could be translated into the fulldome format.
The resulting films vary extraordinarily both musically and visually while paying tribute to the genius of Liszt.
Space Opera (2012) – 40 minutes
Space Opera is a virtual interplanetary journey realized with CG "spherical rendering" technology and presented in a 360° panoramic hemispherical view, a "fulldome" video within a dome dedicated to the projection of works such as that of the planets.
The discovery of a flying disc beneath the earth allows passengers to take off from the Earth and visit an entire solar system in less than 40 minutes: the visual setup of the opera is absolutely experimental and unedited. The ambient recreates the interior of an alien spaceship where a voice facilitates the journey and provides information on each galactic stop.
Space Opera is therefore an artistic, philosophic, scientific and cinematic experience all at the same time and indeed a unique experience of its kind.
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Fluorescence Imaging of the Cytoskeleton in Plant Roots
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Ana Paez-Garcia
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Karuppaiah Palanichelvam
Elison B Blancaflor
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During the past two decades the use of live cytoskeletal probes has increased dramatically due to the introduction of the green fluorescent protein. However, to make full use of these live cell reporters it is necessary to implement simple methods to maintain plant specimens in optimal growing conditions during imaging. To image the cytoskeleton in living Arabidopsis roots, we rely on a system involving coverslips coated with nutrient supplemented agar where the seeds are directly germinated. This coverslip system can be conveniently transferred to the stage of a confocal microscope with minimal disturbance to the growth of the seedling. For roots with a larger diameter such as Medicago truncatula, seeds are first germinated in moist paper, grown vertically in between plastic trays, and roots mounted on glass slides for confocal imaging. Parallel with our live cell imaging approaches, we routinely process fixed plant material via indirect immunofluorescence. For these methods we typically use non-embedded vibratome-sectioned and whole mount permeabilized root tissue. The clearly defined developmental regions of the root provide us with an elegant system to further understand the cytoskeletal basis of plant development.
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Fluorescent protein-based reporters of the actin cytoskeleton in living plant cells: Fluorophore variant, actin binding domain, and promoter considerations
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J. Alan Sparks
Fuqi Liao
Yuh‐Shuh Wang
Elison B. Blancaflor
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Genetically encoded filamentous actin (F-actin) reporters designed based on fluorescent protein fusions to F-actin binding domains of actin regulatory proteins have emerged as powerful tools to decipher the role of the actin cytoskeleton in plant growth and development. However, these probes could interfere with the function of endogenous actin binding proteins and in turn impact actin organization and plant growth. We therefore surveyed F-actin labeling and compared organ growth in Arabidopsis thaliana lines expressing a variety of F-actin markers. Here we show that the variant of fluorescent protein, type of actin binding domain, and the promoter that drives reporter expression can influence the quality of F-actin labeling particularly in stable plant lines. For example, older red fluorescent protein (RFP)-based probes such as DsRed2 and mOrange induced more aberrant labeling compared to the newer RFP-based, mCherry, GFP, and GFP-derived fluorophores such as YFP and CFP. Moreover, qualitative and quantitative analyses revealed differences in F-actin organization in seedlings expressing Talin- and Lifeact-based reporters in some cell types compared to the fimbrin actin binding domain 2 (ABD2)-based reporters. Finally, the use of the ubiquitin10 (UBQ10) promoter to drive expression of the GFP-ABD2-GFP probe minimized loss of fluorescence and growth defects observed in the 35S-driven version. Taken together, this study shows that care must be taken in the interpretation of data derived from stable expression of certain F-actin reporters and that using alternative promoters such as UBQ10 can overcome some of the pitfalls that accompany the use of in vivo F-actin probes in plants. © 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
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SCAR Mediates Light-Induced Root Elongation in Arabidopsis through Photoreceptors and Proteasomes
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Ling Zhu
Fuqi Liao
Ji He
Enamul Huq
Elison B Blancaflor
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The ARP2/3 complex, a highly conserved nucleator of F-actin, and its activator, the SCAR complex, are essential for growth in plants and animals. In this article, we present a pathway through which roots of Arabidopsis thaliana directly perceive light to promote their elongation. The ARP2/3-SCAR complex and the maintenance of longitudinally aligned F-actin arrays are crucial components of this pathway. The involvement of the ARP2/3-SCAR complex in light-regulated root growth is supported by our finding that mutants of the SCAR complex subunit BRK1/HSPC300, or other individual subunits of the ARP2/3-SCAR complex, showed a dramatic inhibition of root elongation in the light, which mirrored reduced growth of wild-type roots in the dark. SCAR1 degradation in dark-grown wild-type roots by constitutive photomorphogenic 1 (COP1) E3 ligase and 26S proteasome accompanied the loss of longitudinal F-actin and reduced root growth. Light perceived by the root photoreceptors, cryptochrome and phytochrome, suppressed COP1-mediated SCAR1 degradation. Taken together, our data provide a biochemical explanation for light-induced promotion of root elongation by the ARP2/3-SCAR complex.
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Sample Preparation for Fluorescence Imaging of the Cytoskeleton in Fixed and Living Plant Roots
Julia Dyachok ·
Cheol-Min Yoo
Karuppaiah Palanichelvam
Elison B Blancaflor
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During the past decade the use of live cytoskeletal probes has increased dramatically due to the introduction of the green fluorescent protein. However, to make full use of these live cell reporters it is necessary to implement simple methods to maintain plant specimens in optimal growing conditions during imaging. To image the cytoskeleton in living Arabidopsis root cells, we rely on a system involving coverslips coated with nutrient supplemented agar where the seeds are directly germinated. This coverslip system can be conveniently transferred to the stage of a confocal microscope with minimal disturbance to the growth of the seedling. Parallel to our live cell imaging approaches, we routinely process fixed plant material via indirect immunofluorescence. For these methods we typically use nonembedded vibratome-sectioned and whole mount permeabilized root tissue. The clearly defined developmental regions of the root provide us with an elegant system to further understand the cytoskeletal basis of plant development.
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Plasma Membrane-Associated SCAR Complex Subunits Promote Cortical F-Actin Accumulation and Normal Growth Characteristics in Arabidopsis Roots
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Mon-Ray Shao
Kevin Vaughn
Andrew Bowling
Michelle Facette
Stevan Djakovic
Lauren Clark
Laurie Smith
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The ARP2/3 complex, a highly conserved nucleator of F-actin polymerization, and its activator, the SCAR complex, have been shown to play important roles in leaf epidermal cell morphogenesis in Arabidopsis. However, the intracellular site(s) and function(s) of SCAR and ARP2/3 complex-dependent actin polymerization in plant cells remain unclear. We demonstrate that putative SCAR complex subunits BRK1 and SCAR1 are localized to the plasma membrane at sites of cell growth and wall deposition in expanding cells of leaves and roots. BRK1 localization is SCAR-dependent, providing further evidence of an association between these proteins in vivo. Consistent with plasma membrane localization of SCAR complex subunits, cortical F-actin accumulation in root tip cells is reduced in brk1 mutants. Moreover, mutations disrupting the SCAR or ARP2/3 complex reduce the growth rate of roots and their ability to penetrate semi-solid medium, suggesting reduced rigidity. Cell walls of mutant roots exhibit abnormal structure and composition at intercellular junctions where BRK1 and SCAR1 are enriched in the adjacent plasma membrane. Taken together, our results suggest that SCAR and ARP2/3 complex-dependent actin polymerization promotes processes at the plasma membrane that are important for normal growth and wall assembly.
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BRICK1/HSPC300 functions with SCAR and the ARP2/3 complex to regulate epidermal cell shape in Arabidopsis
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Michael Burke
Mary J Frank
Laurie G Smith
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The Arp2/3 complex, a highly conserved nucleator of F-actin polymerization, is essential for a variety of eukaryotic cellular processes, including epidermal cell morphogenesis in Arabidopsis thaliana. Efficient nucleation of actin filaments by the Arp2/3 complex requires the presence of an activator such as a member of the Scar/WAVE family. In mammalian cells, a multiprotein complex consisting of WAVE, PIR121/Sra-1, Nap1, Abi-2 and HSPC300 mediates responsiveness of WAVE to upstream regulators such as Rac. Essential roles in WAVE complex assembly or function have been demonstrated for PIR121/Sra-1, Nap1 and Abi-2, but the significance of HSPC300 in this complex is unclear. Plant homologs of all mammalian WAVE complex components have been identified, including HSPC300, the mammalian homolog of maize BRICK1 (BRK1). We show that, like mutations disrupting the Arabidopsis homologs of PIR121/Sra-1, Nap1 and Scar/WAVE, mutations in the Arabidopsis BRK1 gene result in trichome and pavement cell morphology defects (and associated alterations in the F-actin cytoskeleton of expanding cells) similar to those caused by mutations disrupting the ARP2/3 complex itself. Analysis of double mutants provides genetic evidence that BRK1 functions in a pathway with the ARP2/3 complex. BRK1 is required for accumulation of SCAR1 protein in vivo, potentially explaining the apparently essential role of BRK1 in ARP2/3 complex function.
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IRREGULAR TRICHOME BRANCH1 in arabidopsis encodes a plant homolog of the actin-related protein2/3 complex activator Scar/WAVE that regulates actin and microtubule organization
Xiaoguo Zhang
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Sujatha Krishnakumar
Laurie G Smith
David G Oppenheimer
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The dynamic actin cytoskeleton is important for a myriad of cellular functions, including intracellular transport, cell division, and cell shape. An important regulator of actin polymerization is the actin-related protein2/3 (Arp2/3) complex, which nucleates the polymerization of new actin filaments. In animals, Scar/WAVE family members activate Arp2/3 complex-dependent actin nucleation through interactions with Abi1, Nap1, PIR121, and HSCP300. Mutations in the Arabidopsis thaliana genes encoding homologs of Arp2/3 complex subunits PIR121 and NAP1 all show distorted trichomes as well as additional epidermal cell expansion defects, suggesting that a Scar/WAVE homolog functions in association with PIR121 and NAP1 to activate the Arp2/3 complex in Arabidopsis. In a screen for trichome branching defects, we isolated a mutant that showed irregularities in trichome branch positioning and expansion. We named this gene IRREGULAR TRICHOME BRANCH1 (ITB1). Positional cloning of the ITB1 gene showed that it encodes SCAR2, an Arabidopsis protein related to Scar/WAVE. Here, we show that itb1 mutants display cell expansion defects similar to those reported for the distorted class of trichome mutants, including disruption of actin and microtubule organization. In addition, we show that the scar homology domain (SHD) of ITB1/SCAR2 is necessary and sufficient for in vitro binding to Arabidopsis BRK1, the plant homolog of HSPC300. Overexpression of the SHD in transgenic plants causes a dominant negative phenotype. Our results extend the evidence that the Scar/WAVE pathway of Arp2/3 complex regulation exists in plants and plays an important role in regulating cell expansion.
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Frank, M. et al. Activation of Arp2/3 complex-dependent actin polymerization by plant proteins distantly related to Scar/WAVE. Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. USA 101, 16379-16384
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Rong Li
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The Arp2/3 complex, a highly conserved nucleator of F-actin polymerization, plays a key role in the regulation of actin dynamics eukaryotic cells. In animal cells and yeasts, Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome protein (WASP)/suppressor of cAMP receptor (Scar)/WASP family verprolin homologous (WAVE) family proteins activate the Arp2/3 complex in response to localized cues. Like other eukaryotes, plants have an Arp2/3 complex, which has recently been shown to play an important role in F-actin organization and cell morphogenesis. However, no activators of the Arp2/3 complex have been identified in plants, which lack obvious homologs of WASP/Scar/WAVE family proteins. Here, we identify a family of Scar/WAVE-related plant Arp2/3 activators. Like Scar/WAVE proteins, four proteins identified in Arabidopsis thaliana (AtSCAR1 to AtSCAR4) and one in maize (ZmSCAR1) have a C-terminal WASP homology 2 (WH2)/acidic (WA)-verprolin homology/cofilin homology/acidic (VCA)-like domain, which we show can activate the bovine Arp2/3 complex. At their N termini, AtSCAR1 to ATSCAR4, along with a fifth protein lacking a VCA/WA-like domain at its C terminus (At4g18600), are related to the N-terminal Scar homology domains of Scar/WAVE family proteins. Analysis of gene expression patterns suggests functional redundancy among members of the AtSCAR family. Full-length AtSCAR1 and ATSCAR3 proteins and their Scar homology domains bind in vitro to AtBRICK 1 (AtBRK1), the Arabidopsis homolog of HSPC300, a WAVE-binding protein recently identified as a component of a complex implicated in the regulation of Scar/WAVE activity. Thus, AtSCAR proteins are likely to function in association with AtBRK1, and perhaps other Arabidopsis homologs of WAVE complex components, to regulate activation of the Arp2,3 complex in vivo.
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There was one particularly interesting question about what the most important part of the Super Bowl was. Only 45.3% of respondents cited the actual game as most important, with 26.2% citing the commercials as most important, 18.8% seeing the Bowl as a chance to get together with friends, and 9.6% tuning in mainly for the half time show. It should be clear that for the majority of Americans who have a passing interest in football, or whose teams are out of contention, the Super Bowl represents more of a social event than an actual athletic contest. While the Olympics had its fair share of glamorous advertising, the idea of competition among nations seemed to trump the commercial aspect. By comparison, the London games led to a total of £100 million in Olympic apparel sales, roughly $160 million. The seven week games are expected to bring in £5.1 billion in economic stimulus over the next three years. It's true that the United Kingdom is a smaller nation than the United States. At 60 million-odd people, it has roughly a fifth of America's population. Yet, when you consider that the relatively short duration of the Super Bowl, and the international nature of the Olympics, it is evident that the Super Bowl is king in terms of economic impact.
All these facts, figures, and comparisons are different ways of arriving at one conclusion: the Super Bowl is a consumer event, a spending bonanza, and increasingly less focused on the actual sport of football.
On the surface, the Super Bowl is all about differences. It's about competition. Our team versus theirs on the field, this brand versus another during ads. We each have teams we identify with, and brands that we are loyal to. For some reason, these symbols and signals are special. Rarely do we ask why. What makes our team better than another? Is it geographic attachment? Do our teams represent an integral part of the community?
In Europe, soccer teams are a part of the community's fabric. In England, clubs like Manchester United and Liverpool saw their fortunes rise as their home cities developed during the industrial revolution. Soccer became an outlet for the working class to let loose, and clubs soon became inextricably linked to cities. Youth academies would draw in local youth, and develop the talent. In Spain, soccer clubs fill a similar role. Barcelona is more than just a club. It represents Catalonian pride, and nearly the entire team is homegrown, the products of years of training and development within Barcelona's youth academies.
In the United States, I find it hard to see football teams fulfilling the same role. The NFL was founded in 1920, with the first Super Bowl not taking place until 1967. By that time, westward expansion was long over, and the cities that hosted football teams were already well-developed. Teams did not grow organically with their cities, but were rather hoisted upon large cities and media markets. There is no long historical basis for a deep emotional attachment between fans, teams, and players. Looking at any of the rosters of professional teams, nearly all of the players were not homegrown. Part of it is the nature of the sport; there are no football youth academies. Players head for whatever team can pay them the most.
These trends serve to validate Baudrillard's thesis of an artificially differentiated society. Commentators and team apparel serve to divide us into different camps. We feel intense emotional attachment to the successes and failures of our team. Yet in the end, every team is a commercial enterprise, interested in making money for the team owners. Imagine if next year every team featured a different roster of players wearing the jersey. Is it still the same team?
The Super Bowl is a demonstration of the power of differentiation. As much as Coke and Pepsi would like us to think that their products are different, in reality most people wouldn't notice the difference if you substituted one product for another. Indeed, Warren Buffett, major shareholder of the Coca Cola Company and self-proclaimed Cherry Coke addict, couldn't tell Dr. Pepper from his beloved Coke.
Corporate entities have gotten so good at eliciting emotion from us that we are blinded to the fact that the NFL is made up of 32 teams who have much more in common than not. Their success in doing so has led to the creation of the spectacle that is professional sports, and drawn us to watch events like the Super Bowl year after year.


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|Infinite Tsukuyomi [1]
|Mugen Tsukuyomi
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The Infinite Tsukuyomi is a genjutsu that traps the entire world in an illusion, enslaving them in a dream so that their chakra may be drawn upon.
Performing the Infinite Tsukuyomi requires the Rinne Sharingan and the chakra of the Ten-Tails. Beyond that, how it is performed varies from user to user: Kaguya Ōtsutsuki, as the origin of the Ten-Tails, was able to perform it at will by combining her Rinne Sharingan with her Byakugan; Obito Uchiha, because he lacks the Rinne Sharingan, instead creates a reproduction of the God Tree, the blooming flower of which could act as a stand-in Rinne Sharingan; Madara Uchiha, per his Eye of the Moon Plan, reflects his own Rinne Sharingan off the Moon.
Once cast, the light of the Infinite Tsukuyomi shines across the world, bright enough to dispel the night for as long as it is active. All those who fall under its gaze are immediately trapped in the genjutsu, with the Rinnegan's design appearing in their eyes to represent its influence. Victims of the Infinite Tsukuyomi are rendered immobile so long as they are under its effects, allowing them to easily be wrapped into the God: Nativity of a World of Trees. Those connected to the tree have their chakra fed off of by the user of the Infinite Tsukuyomi and, over time, their personalities and defining features are drained away too, converting them into White Zetsu.[2]
Certain individuals are immune to the Infinite Tsukuyomi. The dead, such as those brought back with the Impure World Reincarnation, are impervious to the Infinite Tsukuyomi.[3] White Zetsu, Black Zetsu, and those whose body Black Zetsu coats are also unaffected.[4] A Rinnegan user can block the light of the Infinite Tsukuyomi, saving themselves and those within their range from its control.[4] In fact, Rinnegan users, through combination with the chakra of the tailed beasts, are the only ones capable of ending the Infinite Tsukuyomi and releasing those trapped within its dreams.[5]
Known Dreams
Those under the influence of the Infinite Tsukuyomi experience dream worlds where their deepest desires are fulfilled. Only a select few of these dreams have been seen:
- Hinata Hyūga is in a relationship with Naruto Uzumaki. Neji Hyūga is also alive in this dream.
- Kiba Inuzuka is a Hokage, a position he uses to declare a national holiday for dogs.
- Shino Aburame discovers and tames a new insect species.
- Chōji Akimichi has a girlfriend who loves him for his weight and appetite.
- Shikamaru Nara decides to never get married, which Temari agrees with. Asuma Sarutobi and Shikaku Nara are also alive in this dream.
- Ino Yamanaka is fought over by Sasuke Uchiha and Sai. Inoichi Yamanaka is also alive in this dream.
- Rock Lee wins the love of Sakura Haruno by defeating Naruto and Neji in a fight.
- Tenten is a member of a completely mature Team Guy. In the anime, everyone she knows in fact have polar-opposite personalities and she is a famed weapons master.
- Mei Terumī gets married, with the other Kage attending the ceremony.
- Tsunade lives in a Konoha where none of her loved ones died and none of her friends turned against the village. Dan became Hokage. In the anime, Konoha's peace and prosperity prompts Jiraiya to write a book about it.
- Gaara has a happy childhood with his parents, siblings, and uncle and he gets to play with Naruto whenever he wants.
- In the anime, Yamato is the official leader of Team 7 (including a reformed Sasuke) and is respected throughout Konoha.
- In the anime, Killer B goes on an adventure with his fellow jinchūriki and their tailed beasts, saving a princess from Akatsuki.
- In the anime, Karin gets revenge on Zōsui and has Sasuke smile at her again.
- "Mugen" (夢幻) can also be translated as "dreams", "fantasy", or "visions", which fits the nature of this technique.
- In Road to Ninja: Naruto the Movie, Obito casts a "Limited Tsukuyomi" (限定月読, Gentei Tsukuyomi, Literally meaning: Limited Moon Reader) on Naruto and Sakura, sending them to a Genjutsu World housed within a crystal ball. As Akatsuki only has seven tailed beasts at the time, the Rinne Sharingan used has only seven tomoe.


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April 15, 2012
I got this camera for Christmas and have taken a billion photos. easy to use and good pictures
February 15, 2012
The camera is almost alway unable to focus. The pics in stabilized mode are always awful, and the iAuto mode gives you alway blurry pictures. No matter how much you know about photografy, this camera will destroy your memories.
January 17, 2012
This product has great features. takes wonderful pictures & like the zoom!
October 27, 2011
I am impressed with the quality of the image and the size. I do wish you would include a way to attach a neck strap.
October 19, 2011
the camera quality everything is very good compare to other company 12MP cameras but the battery backup is not much Satisfied. and have to see the most important part, service for the olympus in case of any problems.
October 10, 2011
This camera is 100% better than the one I had to replace it. No batteries to change every 10 minutes charges quickly, easy to handle , small enough to fit in your pocket, and best of all great pictures.
September 03, 2011
I have had my camera for about a month. What I like are its many filters which have produced some fascinating photos to share with others. The viewing screen is exceptional with very little reflection and in bright mode can be seen easily in sunlight. However, the battery runs down quite fast with the viewing screen on bright mode. The camera's interface is very simple and straight forward. I is very easy to navigate. I would suggest several improvements, however. When shooting in the drawing filter mode the camera produces two photos - a normal photo and a drawing photo. The one you compose by in the viewing screen is the drawing photo. Seems to me it would be better to see the normal photo to compose the shot with. There is no external charger for the battery. It must be charged inside the camera with a USB connection. This means that the camera cannot be used while charging the battery. If an external charger would be provided I could be out shooting pictures while my back up battery is charging up in my home. Lastly, image quality is inconsistant. I can take 3 or more photos of the same scene but, only 1 with turn out properly.
August 23, 2011
I really recommend this to everyone, compare the price,quality,simplicity, compact,size
June 11, 2011
This product is great for youtubers like myself or just around the town! it has great performance and quality and very small great for travelers also like myself this was a great gift!
May 12, 2011
Traveling Jer
The powerful features in such a compact size is amazing. So easy to use.