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Senior Project Architects who are practiced in their profession and carry more than 10 years of experience make up almost all of Senior Project Architects. Pay fluctuates from $65K to $121K per year, but expected earnings average $84K annually. Total cash compensation to Senior Project Architects ranges from $65K on the lower end to $121K on the higher end; the final number includes potential for approximately $10K each from bonuses and profit sharing in exceptional cases. This group's pay is mainly influenced by geographic location, followed by tenure and the particular employer. Most enjoy medical while more than half get dental coverage. Vision coverage is also available to just over two-fifths. For the most part, Senior Project Architects enjoy their work and report high levels of job satisfaction. Generally, women make up less than a third of all Senior Project Architects who answered the questionnnaire. Respondents to the PayScale salary survey provided the data for this report.
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A senior project architect is the team leader and coordinator for an architectural project. He or she is responsible for developing architectural designs, as well as approving the final draft of project plans; this involves working closely with the client to ensure that their needs are met and any concerns are addressed. They monitor project progress throughout the project to ensure that all deliverables and timelines are being met within budget; if there are issues, the senior project architect must work with their team and the client to develop and enact solutions.Read More...
To coordinate projects, the senior project architect must assess available resources, develop and follow a schedule and budget, and stay in close contact with all members of the project team. They may take on a project manager role, or they may work closely with a project manager. Senior project architects must be able to effectively delegate tasks and oversee the work of team members, providing support and guidance as needed. Additionally, these architects sometimes works with other consultants such as designers and technical engineers on projects.
A bachelor's degree in architecture is generally the minimum educational requirement for this position, although a master's degree may be preferred or required. State licensing may be required as well. Generally, extensive architectural experience is needed for these positions as well.
For Senior Project Architects, comfortable salaries can be found at Gensler; in fact, median earnings sit around $124K, the highest in the area.
The pay scale is far from balanced at HDR, Inc.. While salaries on one end can reach $138K, the company's median pay sits at $104K, the lowest in the field.
Survey results suggest that Senior Project Architects use a fairly large toolkit of professional skills. Most notably, skills in Project Coordinating, Technical Specification, AutoCAD Revit Architecture Suite, and Design are correlated to pay that is above average, with boosts between 4 percent and 15 percent. Skills that are correlated to lower pay, on the other hand, include AutoCAD and Computer Aided Drafting & Design. Most people familiar with Design also know Autodesk Revit Architecture and AutoCAD.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
For Senior Project Architects, more experience in the field does not usually mean bigger paychecks. Survey participants with less than five years' experience report a median income of $73K, and earnings aren't much higher for respondents who have five to 10 years under their belts; respondents in the latter group report a median of just $74K. Senior Project Architects claiming one to two decades of experience make an estimated median of $84K. Veterans who have worked for more than two decades do tend to make the most in the end; the median pay for this group is $94K.
For Senior Project Architects, busy Washington offers a higher-than-average pay rate, 23 percent above the national average. Senior Project Architects can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like Boston (+21 percent), San Francisco (+16 percent), Los Angeles (+14 percent), and New York (+11 percent). Columbus ranks last in the field for pay, reporting salaries 10 percent below the national average. Employers in Seattle and St. Louis also lean toward paying below-median salaries (8 percent lower and 7 percent lower, respectively).
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Eye watering rules affect pension contributions by the wealthy
As a consequence of the planned restriction of tax relief on pension contributions by those earning more than £150,000 from 2011, the Government has also brought in "anti forestalling" measures from Budget day.
These rules are intended to prevent those affected by the restriction in 2011/12 paying very large sums into their pensions between now and April 2001 to benefit from extra tax relief.
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I wonder if the 171 civil servants who earn more than this amount will have their pensions capped?
And they enjoy rather more security of job and salary than many of those in the private sector or in professional practices who earn 150k +.
Complexity and confusion
I used to understand the rules about pension contributions and tax relief - I'm glad I'm now retired! What happened to "pension simplification"? My best wishes to all those struggling with this latest example of needless complexity. A similar result could be achieved by far simpler, if less politically motivated, means.


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. Rocket's agent Randy Hendricks released an 18,000 word report seeking to rebut the allegations of steroids use. But I've got to be honest with you, I just can't do it. I just can't sit down and read the damn thing.
I just can't. I'm just too burned out.
Besides, I'm waiting for February 13 when Clemens appears before Congress.
But I will say some things. First, just because Hendricks goes to the numbers and stats doesn't mean that Rocket didn't use steroids. Sure, maybe his record improved when the runs scored for him improved. But runs scored don't disprove steroids.
Second, I've got to find myself agreeing with Richard Justice – yes, I can do that sometimes. The Justice theory about this report is simple: Rocket has moved from the Rafael Palmeiro B-12 shot excuse to now saying that steroids had nothing do with his stats. The next step is admitting to actual steroid use, but saying that the steroids had absolutely nothing to do with anything.
Then again, that assumption could be totally wrong.
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Without exhibiting an ounce of remorse for this nightmare, the administration has stood by the law with stubborn tenacity, ignoring the people's will every step of the way and bending the law and rigging its implementation in order to ensure its survival. When the administration was faced with the prospect of employers dropping their coverage to avoid drastic premium increases, it arbitrarily and capriciously granted more than 1,000 temporary waivers, more than half of which went to members of union health insurance plans, to delay the inevitable pain the law will inflict.
Now it's deja vu all over again, as the administration recently announced a one-year delay in Obamacare's employer mandate, the effects of which, conveniently, will not fully manifest themselves until after the 2014 congressional elections. This was after officials adamantly insisted that the implementation of the law was on schedule. The administration did not consult with Congress to amend the law or tweak it in any way to make it work, but in keeping with its contempt for the rule of law, it unilaterally imposed this change via executive fiat -- in wholesale defiance of the president's duty to faithfully execute the laws. The culture of lying surrounding Obamacare is so pervasive that once again, the administration has attempted to candy-coat its selective delay of the law as a prudent move. Imagine its audacity in characterizing this move as "continuing to implement the ACA in a careful, thoughtful manner."
Lest you think this employer mandate delay is a one-off event (of course, you couldn't rationally think that, considering the aforementioned thousand-plus waivers), The Heritage Foundation's blog, "The Foundry," details a dozen more Obamacare implementation failures that aren't getting as much media play. These include the abandonment and then the repeal of the CLASS Act, missed deadlines on insurance exchanges, a partial delay of the law's anti-conscience mandate, a delay in the promised right of workers to choose plans from different insurers in the small-business exchanges, a reduction in access to care for children with pre-existing conditions, a delay in the government-run plan for states, gross underperformance of high-risk pools, the insolvency of the early retiree reinsurance program, a defunding of co-ops, the repeal of a provision that would have allowed certain workers to use contributions from their employers to buy exchange health plans, and Medicaid expansion rightly rejected by many states.
Even Democrats and the liberal media are now acknowledging that this legislation is a "train wreck." It is utterly unworkable, a drag on the economy, a menace to health care and a comprehensive assault on our liberties, yet Obama will not be deterred in his single-minded obsession to expand government through the vehicle of health care.
It would not be an act of extremism for Congress to defund this law. It would be exceedingly irresponsible for it not to. Defund and repeal.
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A little before noon, 18-year-old John Patterson awoke to the laid-back rhythms of his "senior summer," a blissful lull of pool time, golf and hanging out between high school and college.
Hours earlier, his 15-year-old brother, Will, started his day at Children's Hospital, where he felt the poke of a needle, watched six vials fill with his blood and then listened as a nurse, a dietitian and a doctor noted his creatinine and calcium numbers, nodded approvingly at his progress and tweaked the dosage of his many medications.
On a warm spring day, from very different vantage points, the brothers shared a common view: Life is good.
It's been about three months since the surgery the family saw coming from the time Will was born with cystinosis, a genetic disorder that often leads to loss of kidney function. What nobody saw coming — except John — was Will's kidney donor for the inevitable transplant.
"Once I turned 18," says John, recalling his birthday last July, "I knew I wanted to be tested to see if I was a match. My mom didn't want me to. I told her it was my decision."
Children's described the scenario as "very unusual" to involve a living donor so young. But it was a choice that had gathered momentum in John's mind for the last two years — propelled by his ascent toward adulthood, tempered by tragedy and influenced largely by family dynamics of love and resilience.
More than two decades ago, when John and Mary Ellen Patterson welcomed the first of their four children, Elizabeth, they had no idea the recessive genes they carried gave them a one-in-four chance of having a child with cystinosis.
It wasn't until Elizabeth turned 4, and her lagging growth concerned her parents, that they learned the diagnosis and began the family's long relationship with the rare disorder that affects one in every 100,000 to 200,000 newborns.
Then along came another daughter, Laura, and a son, John, both perfectly healthy. Will, the youngest, wasn't so lucky. He watched as his older sister ran the medical gauntlet he would eventually endure.
Elizabeth, now 23, suffered kidney failure seven years ago and underwent a successful transplant from an anonymous, deceased donor. Her father had wanted to donate a kidney but testing ruled him out.
"I remember the trauma of her first diagnosis," recalls sister Laura, 22. "It seemed like a bit of a death sentence. I remember when Will was diagnosed, I wanted to be very involved — John did, too. I think it made us grow up faster when you think of always having to deal with health and sickness, life and death."
Changing family dynamics
Life took an especially hard turn in December 2006, when their father collapsed and died from a massive heart attack. The tragedy dealt a severe blow not only to the family, but to the many people John Patterson had touched in more than 11 years as head of pastoral care at Cherry Hills Community Church in Highlands Ranch.
Young John, then 15, felt his world change. "I'm a person who worries a lot," he says, and he started to rethink college because, "I was terrified of having my mom and brother in the house alone."
His relationship with Will shifted from lighthearted fraternal jousting to buckle-down mentoring. He taught his brother how to mow the lawn, how to use tools. He became more protective.
"Seeing Will go through dialysis, seeing what my sister went through and the stress on her and the family — if I could change that any way possible, I would," John says. "I love my brother to death, and I was sick of him not living the life a 14-year-old should live."
Since last December, the once-energetic Will had had his blood drawn through a chest catheter, filtered through an artificial kidney and returned to his body. Three hours a day, three times a week.
"When I came back from dialysis," Will says, "I'd just sleep. Sometimes I'd lie down to take a nap at 6, and then just sleep through the whole night. I had no energy, no color in my face."
School days passed in a blur. The condition affected Will's muscles and made his knees hurt until he became a pale figure limping from class to class at Arapahoe High School.
That image troubled John.
"In the eight months to a year before the transplant, Will had lost that spark that makes him who he is," he says.
When the two of them were alone in the house one afternoon, John told his mother: I watched you take care of Elizabeth and Will my whole life, and I always wanted to do something, and now's my chance.
Mary Ellen felt a mother's immense pride — and even greater uncertainty. It had been difficult enough to imagine Laura as a possible donor; she, at least, was older and had been actively engaged with her sister's medical procedures. John seemed so young.
One memory replayed over and over in Mary Ellen's mind: Moments after the doctor informed her that her husband was gone, a distraught John, then 15, posed a question.
"Do I have to be the man of the house?"
She assured him he didn't.
"I've thought about that moment a lot with this transplant," Mary Ellen says. "I didn't want him to feel pressure to take care of this because his dad's not here."
But John never wavered.
He faced the inherent risks of major surgery and infection, but beyond that, he'd most likely lead a normal life. Chances of damaging his remaining kidney seemed minimal.
At 18, he had the legal standing to make his own decision.
"At some point," Mary Ellen says, "I just had to let go and trust it was the best decision."
In January, a thorough round of tests revealed John as the clear front- runner — a better medical option for the transplant than his mother or Laura, and a more immediate option than putting Will on the waiting list for a deceased donor, which they were told could take two or three years. He also went through psychological screening to make sure he understood all the ramifications of the decision and revealed maturity beyond his years.
"John has seen the disease his whole life," Mary Ellen says. "With his father's death, unfortunately, he matured through pain. He's grown up in ways others haven't."
On March 11, the Pattersons rose early.
Will felt nausea and nerves on the ride to the hospital, but once there, medication helped him relax — to the point that, a bit loopy, he belted out that old Journey standard, "Don't Stop Believin'." John approached the surgery with a stoical demeanor — no drugs before the anesthetic put him under.
The transplant went well, and normal kidney function kicked in for Will the next day. Soon after, he was up and walking. His color returned.
"It's so different for the recipient than the donor," Elizabeth explains. "You feel 100 times better. Will asked me a bunch of questions about the surgery itself — what he'd feel, what he'd remember, the kind of pain he'd be in, the side effects of different medications. He's definitely wanted to take care of things himself and be independent."
John didn't bounce back quite so quickly.
A nagging cough magnified post- surgical pain and nausea and vomiting dogged him until, about a week into his recovery, John decided to quit his medication cold turkey. Soon afterward, he began to feel better.
"I'll never regret it," he says of the surgery. "I love to see Will so energized and happy. That makes me feel better."
Mary Ellen sees the events of the last few years as emotional bookends to her older son's high-school career — a freshman year marked by the loss of his father, a senior year punctuated by the incalculable gift to his brother.
"Let's call it what it is," Mary Ellen says of John's decision. "It was a huge sacrifice that gave his brother his life back. And I think John's life will be better because of the gift he gave."
John discounts the idea that he wanted to step up in his father's absence. Still, he remembers how badly his dad had wanted to donate a kidney to Elizabeth.
"I saw how it tore him up not to be able to do it," he says. "I knew he'd be proud of me."
Laura, who had figured she'd be Will's donor, now anticipates giving one of her kidneys to Elizabeth, who most likely will require a second transplant some years from now. A donated kidney can typically last 10 to 15 years — longer in the case of younger donors. Doctors say Will's new kidney, coming from such a young, related donor, might last as long as 20-25 years.
For several weeks, Will stayed home and had limited contact with friends and no real exercise as he waited to see whether his body would accept his brother's kidney.
But once he returned to school, his new-found health made it easier to concentrate. He earned a 4.0 grade-point average for the second semester despite having to play catch-up the whole year.
He started hanging out with friends, going to the gym and generally having fun. He's still getting used to his medication — one gives him insomnia — and returns at intervals to Children's for checkups.
So far, so good.
When both boys had returned to Arapahoe High School, principal Ron Booth called them into his office and offered congratulations.
"When I asked John why would you be doing this for Will, without hesitation John said, 'Because he needs it,' " Booth recalls. "To me, that spoke volumes that he didn't think of himself and the pain and risk."
Booth presented him the principal's award for showing "courage, compassion and the heart of a warrior." Later, the faculty and staff nominated him to be one of the graduation speakers. He agreed but never mentioned the transplant in his brief remarks.
"I said you've got to commit to what you want in life, even if there's a chance of failing," says John, who echoed some of his father's words to drive home his theme. "That's how you find real happiness."
Now, John enjoys his summer before heading off to Colorado State University. Will reaps the benefits of renewed energy to devote to all sorts of pursuits — particularly as a cooking aficionado who aspires to one day open his own restaurant.
Mary Ellen remarried last September. Her husband, Jud Blatchford, lost his wife to cancer three years ago, after being counseled through her illness by John Patterson before his death.
The family, now blended with Jud's two children, has slowly regained equilibrium.
And the brothers' relationship has returned to something more relaxed and easygoing.
"We swap stories about who was in more pain in the hospital and what we thought about before the surgery," John says. "It feels like so long ago. We feel like normal kids again, except that we can look at our scars in the mirror."
John figures the scars will fade with time. Will says the significance of the act will not.
"I'll always ... not owe something to him, but he always deserves my respect," he says. "We've gone through something big together."
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This week (month) has started out strong to very strong blog-wise. Today I received the most wonderful surprise in my inbox from Rachel Nhan, the ridiculously talented and creative blogger behind VisualBasic. She created these beautiful (and super-flattering) drawings of me, not to mention she chose three of my favorite outfits of late. It's crazy to look at these amazing works of art and think, "holy crap! That's me!" Kind of like seeing yourself in superhero form. Check out the full post here.
I'm also thrilled to have been named a Chictopia Style Icon, which is pretty much the pinnacle of my fashion blogging career. Chictopia is one of my biggest sources of inspiration and has always been such a fun and supportive community to be a part of, so to be recognized alongside some of the most stylish fashion bloggers really means the world to me. Stick a fork in me. I'm done.
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bravo E. Not surprised at all, since you have always stood out beautifully from the crowd, but delighted for you all the same. You're stylish and unique, but you've also put a lot of effort into documenting your life through a fashion lens for years, and that should be recognized too. Well done! Enjoy the well-earned glory! :)ReplyDelete
p.s. the drawings are so fetching, no? love it!ReplyDelete
Both so deserved! Lovely, lovely drawings!ReplyDelete
Marie @ Lemondrop ViNtAge
Really great work! That's You))ReplyDelete
Congratulations! And Rachel captured one of my favorite pieces from your closet: your leather jacket with the incredible neckline.ReplyDelete
Three cheers for you!
my goodness those sketches are amazing. You're right, they are you. gorgeous!! And congrats on being style icon! that is sooooo cool!!!ReplyDelete
yay! congrats on both honors.ReplyDelete
The illustrations are simply amazing! And truly in your likeness!
Congrats! You deserve it because your amazing style.ReplyDelete
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SO deserving. you're definitely one of my blogging icons, E!ReplyDelete
Wow, congrats! You are always perfectly styled, you deserve it!ReplyDelete
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Yay! You truly are a Style Icon.ReplyDelete
And those drawings are so amazing! You described it perfectly, its like being immortalized!
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You look gorgeous as an illustration. It totally looks like you, too. You must be on cloud 9 right now!ReplyDelete
Congrats! You totally deserve it-- you consistently bring the goods with your classy outfits and definitely stand out from a lot of the other bloggers out there. It blows my mind how someone can sketch a figure without facial features but still capture your stylish energy!ReplyDelete
La Petite Marmoset
Congratulations! That's wonderful news and these are some lovely drawings too.ReplyDelete
:) Amazing to have drawings of yourself done, I totally agree.ReplyDelete
I'm finally going to check out chictopia. I've heard too much about it now, I'm curious.
eeeeeeeeeeep! these are beautiful!ReplyDelete
Wow these drawings are beautiful!ReplyDelete
Not surprising at all! You are worthy of both icon-ation and cartoon-flattery. And these little drawings are mega stylish and highly accurate! Nobody deserves it more than you!ReplyDelete
Congrats that is really exciting! The drawings are awesome :)ReplyDelete
Those drawings are amazing! Congratulation for being Style icon. Very well-deserved indeed :)ReplyDelete
This is really great!!! ;)ReplyDelete
Congratulations on both! You deserve it. Plus the illustrations are beautiful.ReplyDelete
Congratulations! You totally deserve it!!! You really dress iconic!!!ReplyDelete
Congratz! You deserve to be recognised next to all the others :) you are a very inspiring source to me :) i always love your outfits :) and the drawings are amazing too! xxReplyDelete
très jolies dessins, tu est vraiment très douéeReplyDelete
Fabulous lady - congrats! I've meant to get on Chictopia but am still camera shy. It's good to know there are style icons like you on there.ReplyDelete
You know you're famous if you're illustrated!
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So deserved!! Your style is the epitome of class and sophistication, and I love every single thing you put together!ReplyDelete
These drawings are wonderful. How great :)ReplyDelete
I just found you on Chictopia! Congratulations! And those illustrations are so damn beautiful. Following!ReplyDelete
You have had a great blogging week. The drawings of you are so good.ReplyDelete
Ten thousand times :"COngrats!!!" It's amazing ! I am so glad for you ! Like I said in my latest post , I love to see people succeede ! It motivates me a lot more !ReplyDelete
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love the last drawing so much, she is quite talented.ReplyDelete
congrats on becoming chictopia style icon!!
Congrats hun!! : ) xxReplyDelete
These drawings are gorgeous! Congrats!ReplyDelete
Congratulations!!! I love your style a lot and I am so happy for you<3ReplyDelete
love love love the way you're rocking the flared denimReplyDelete
right with the 70s chic my friend
Those drawings of you are just gorgeous...I am off to check out Rachel's blog right now! How lovely!ReplyDelete
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ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. (AP) -- Portions of a palisade have collapsed at a replica of Fort Watauga at Sycamore Shoals State Historic Park.
The south-facing palisade, which is a wall made of large wooden poles, was rebuilt only three years ago as part of a project to completely renovate the fort.
Park Manager Jennifer Bauer told the Elizabethton Star that faulty construction was likely to blame for the collapse of several of the poles, which rotted away near the ground. Bauer said the park is working with the state to take bids on the needed repairs.
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Nonetheless, it was a revelation to finally get a looky-loo at the recently released Hot Chick Hot Rod Stoner BBQ DVD (Stroker Productions, www.stonerrock.com), the straight-to-DVD-in-all-its-glorioski sequel to Hot Chick Stoner BBQ. Both projects star Hot Rod Honey — the charismatic, witty, and much more likeable rock 'n' roll alternative to Rachael Ray.
The latest disc picks you up, throws you in the backseat, and gives you a smokin' ride to Ace Junkyard in SF, where HRH gently but firmly takes you through the gutbucket basics of barbecuing, from starting a flame to cooking some beer can chicken, while hep, cute, but grittily real-looking metal and stoner rock chicks mill about, show off their shh-weet hot rods, chow down, and get buzzed. HRH lays down the grillable wisdom, urging hot-rodders to "put some time into your ride and some time into your food" before quipping that she's making her food mild for the party because "I know some folks here have a bad case of honky mouth, so I don't want anyone's asshole to blow out."
Between barbecue tips, hip chicks (one, Vicki, works as a mechanic at Oakland Ford and is said to be married to a Drunk Horse) show you how to do elementary work on your machine, like changing the spark plugs. An added bonus: a solid soundtrack by local heavies like Om, Hightower, High on Fire, Acid King, and Dirty Power and cameos of familiar Bay faces and their rides, including Leslie Mah of Tribe 8, Meg of Totimoshi, and Windy Chien, former owner of Aquarius Records (showing off her now-departed Porsche). Toss in some shots of hot girls hot-boxing it and a recipe for "potcorn" with "pot butter," and you can imagine rock kids in Peoria drooling over the high times, good eats, and hip crew in SF.
Hot Chick Hot Rod Stoner BBQ looks that cool, as conceived and directed by Tina "Tankdog" Gordon, drummer of onetime Guardian Goldies winner Lost Goat. The video production teacher, who now drums in Night after Night, found the impetus for the series in Hot Rod Honey herself. "Hot Rod Honey is an old friend of mine. She's been cooking for rockers for years," says Gordon over the phone. "In fact, she was the reason I stopped being a vegetarian. My old band was playing at Pondathon [in Mendocino County], and she was sitting at the edge of the pond surrounded by a pack of dogs. I said, 'What are you cooking?' And she said, 'Beer Boat Sausage. It's good. You should try some.' It was like she put a spell on me. I said, 'OK,' and I ate it, and then I ate rattlesnake and steak."
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GIT1 is an ArfGAP and scaffolding protein regulating cell adhesion and migration. The multidomain structure of GIT1 allows the interaction with several partners. Binding of GIT1 to some of its partners requires activation of the GIT1 polypeptide. Our previous studies indicated that binding of paxillin to GIT1 is enhanced by release of an intramolecular interaction between the amino-terminal and carboxy-terminal portions that keeps the protein in a binding-incompetent state. Here we have addressed the mechanism mediating this intramolecular inhibitory mechanism by testing the effects of the mutation of several formerly identified GIT1 phosphorylation sites on the binding to paxillin. We have identified two tyrosines at positions 246 and 293 of the human GIT1 polypeptide that are needed to keep the protein in the inactive conformation. Interestingly, mutation of these residues to phenylalanine did not affect binding to paxillin, while mutation to either alanine or glutamic acid enhanced binding to paxillin, without affecting the constitutive binding to the Rac/Cdc42 exchange factor βPIX. The involvement of the two tyrosine residues in the intramolecular interaction was supported by reconstitution experiments showing that these residues are important for the binding between the amino-terminal fragment and carboxy-terminal portions of GIT1. Either GIT1 or GIT1-N tyrosine phosphorylation by Src and pervanadate treatment to inhibit protein tyrosine phosphatases did not affect the intramolecular binding between the amino- and carboxy-terminal fragments, nor the binding of GIT1 to paxillin. Mutations increasing the binding of GIT1 to paxillin positively affected cell motility, measured both by transwell migration and wound healing assays. Altogether these results show that tyrosines 246 and 293 of GIT1 are required for the intramolecular inhibitory mechanism that prevents the binding of GIT1 to paxillin. The data also suggest that tyrosine phosphorylation may not be sufficient to release the intramolecular interaction that keeps GIT1 in the inactive conformation.
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PIX proteins are exchange factors for Rac and Cdc42 GTPases that are differentially expressed in the brain, where they are implicated in neuronal morphogenesis. The PIX family includes the two members αPIX and βPIX, and the gene of αPIX is mutated in patients with intellectual disability. We have analysed the expression of PIX proteins in the developing brain and addressed their role during early hippocampal neuron development. Mass spectrometry identified several βPIX isoforms and a major p75 αPIX isoform in brain and hippocampal cultures. PIX proteins expression increased with time during neuronal differentiation in vitro. The PIX partners GIT1 and GIT2 are also found in brain and their expression was increased during neuronal differentiation. We found that αPIX, but not βPIX, was required for proper hippocampal neuron differentiation, since silencing of αPIX specifically hampered dendritogenesis and axonal branching. Interestingly, the depletion of GIT2 but not GIT1 mimicked the phenotype observed after αPIX knock-down. Over-expression of αPIX specifically enhanced dendritic branching, while both αPIX and βPIX over-expression affected axonal morphology. Again, only over-expression of GIT2, but not GIT1, affected neuritic morphology. The results indicate that αPIX and GIT2 are required for neuronal differentiation, and suggest that they are part of the same pathway, while GIT1 and βPIX are dispensable for early hippocampal neurons development.
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Integrin activation is needed to link the extracellular matrix with the actin cytoskeleton during cell motility. Protrusion requires coordination of actin dynamics with focal-adhesion turnover. We report that the adaptor protein liprin-alpha1 is stably associated with the cell membrane. Lipin-alpha1 shows a localization that is distinct from that of activated beta1 integrins at the edge of spreading cells. Depletion of liprin-alpha1 inhibits the spreading of COS7 cells on fibronectin by affecting lamellipodia formation, whereas its overexpression enhances spreading, and lamellipodia and focal-adhesion formation at the cell edge. Cooperation between liprin-alpha1 and talin is needed, because either talin or liprin depletion prevents spreading in the presence of the other protein. The effects of liprin on spreading, but not its effects in the reorganization of the cell edge, are dependent on its interaction with leukocyte common antigen-related tyrosine phosphatase receptors. Therefore, liprin is an essential regulator of cell motility that contributes to the effectiveness of cell-edge protrusion.
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G-protein coupled receptor kinase-interacting protein (GIT) proteins include an N-terminal Arf GTPase-activating protein domain, and a C terminus that binds proteins regulating adhesion and motility. Given their ability to form large molecular assemblies, the GIT1 protein must be tightly regulated. However, the mechanisms regulating GIT1 functions are poorly characterized. We found that carboxy-terminal-truncated fragments of GIT1 bind their partners with higher efficiency compared with the full-length GIT1. We have explored the hypothesis that GIT1 is regulated by an intramolecular mechanism, and we identified two distinct intramolecular interactions between the N and C terminus of GIT1. The release of these interactions increases binding of GIT1 to paxillin and liprin-alpha, and it correlates with effects on cell spreading. Analysis of cells plated on fibronectin has shown that different deletion mutants of GIT1 either enhance or inhibit spreading, depending on their subcellular localization. Moreover, although the association between betaPIX and GIT1 is insufficient to activate GIT1 binding to paxillin, binding of a PAK1 fragment including the betaPIX-binding domain enhances paxillin binding to betaPIX/GIT1, indicating that p21-activated kinase can activate the binding of paxillin to GIT1 by a kinase-independent mechanism. The release of the identified intramolecular interaction seems to be an important mechanism for the regulation of GIT1 functions.
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Children's Divine Dreams: A Conceptual and Empirical Study with Implications for Religioius Education
Adams, Kate, Research in Education
This doctoral study is a conceptual and empirical exploration of the belief in, and experience of, dreams which the dreamer attributes a divine connection to. Whilst psychology is the contemporary home of dream research, the earliest records of discussion of dreams are located within religious contexts (Doniger and Bulkeley, 1993). Dreams with a perceived divine connection ('divine dreams') have been recorded since ancient times, and have primarily been the dreams of adults, not children. However, a small amount of literature suggests that some children dream about God (Adams, 2001) and some children attribute a divine origin to some of their dreams (Coles, 1990). This work studies the phenomenon of divine dreams in a sample of Christian, Muslim and secular children aged 9-12, and explores the implications of the findings for Religious Education in the British primary school.
The conceptual framework for studying children's divine dreams is achieved through a multidisciplinary approach. This approach draws primarily on: the dreams in Judaeo-Christian and Islamic sacred texts and in their religious traditions; literature about the scriptural dreams; psychological theories and findings about dreams, particularly those of children; and, to a lesser extent, children's spirituality and anthropology. Within psychology, an interdisciplinary argument is developed which draws on a range of theorists and empirical researchers.
Central to the work is an empirical study of children's experience and understanding of their own divine dreams, which focuses on the content of the children's dreams, and the children's understanding of their dreams, particularly why they attributed a divine connection to the dream.
The analysis of the empirical data synthesises the findings with the Abrahamic understanding of dreams and with psychological findings about dreams. Initially, 478 children were given a questionnaire in their schools in Scotland and England. These consisted of twenty-six schools, in both rural and inner-city areas. The questionnaire asked if the children had ever had a dream that they believed God/Allah had sent, and/or, in the case of Christian and secular children only, if they had had a dream in which God was present. Those who reported a dream were invited to be interviewed about it. Reports which contained evidence purporting to fabrication were identified during interviews. These occurred when children in the same school had written the same information on the questionnaire and only one child was able to offer information in the interview. After eliminating such reports, a total of 107 valid dreams were included in the study (resulting in a total of 22.4 per cent of all children asked). There was a higher ratio of female to male children reporting dreams: female n = 66, and male n = 41. The sample had an average age of 10 years 7 months and median 10 years and 11 months.
Of these 107 children, ninety-four were interviewed. The interview sample was broken down as follows: Christian (n = 35), Muslim (n = 26), secular (n = 24) and a group named 'Marginal Christian' (n = 9) where children did not make a clear distinction between having had a Christian upbringing and having had a non-religious upbringing. …


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I am a painter and storyteller. I paint landscapes, portraits and figure studies, and sometimes abstracts. I prefer to paint subjects that are deeply personal to me.
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OK, I have noticed many showing up. Well, there aint much there yet, but the backbone is there, so add some stuff...... register and post something.
I'm not going to sleep till someone does !!!!!!!
J/K.. give me feedback at least !
I have been away from the forums for awhile .....because ..
I have finally finished my new site.
I would like all that are regulars here (cuz your my peeps) to take a look and let me know whats good & bad about it.
It is a 3 legged creature (was shooting for 5). It is a Forum, an Article/Blog site, and a full blown Wiki.
The Forum and the Article/Blog site share the same userbase, which means that every member of the forum also has their own Blog, and can also add content to the main site.
The Wiki is based of WikiPedia (MediaWiki) and the hope is to have a database of music information much like IMDB has for movies.
I have allowed anything possible for members as far as images, files whatever (cuz I host myself on good pipe).
Anyway, the site is Free-MP3.com, and here's the links:
registration is free & simple & I don't collect info
Splash Site: free-mp3.com
News & Members Blogs
Wiki-Databse of all music
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OK, I have noticed many showing up. Well, there aint much there yet, but the backbone is there, so add some stuff...... register and post something.
I'm not going to sleep till someone does !!!!!!!
J/K.. give me feedback at least !
I like it...Although Im not to sure what it takes to hosts torrents or what you would need to be safe from, doing so. Id center your home page, get someone else to host it. Im gettin time outs and over 20.5 secs for pages to load, but im sure we can whore it up and give it a better look over when we have time.
Oh and once im in your news how do i get to your wiki or forums. I see you also just edited the link to you gadgets and stuff...thats where i was gettin the time outs.
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There's a Nav Bar under the Logo ( on the News/Blog site )Originally Posted by jjh221
Oh, and for the torrents, there's a VBulletin hack where the Torrent tracker integrates into the forum. I has many cool features. I just want to get a few more things going before I do that.
Ok, it's a big pile of steaming poop. j/k!Originally Posted by Don 944 LA
you have many long nights ahead of you, but what the hell it's yours right?
I like the revival of Leisure Suit Larry for your av. I still play LSL in the land of the Lounge Lizzards. (1987 version, DOS)
-do something with the main page. Either cente it, or make it bigger. Left justified just looks amateurish.
- again, on main page, do something with the bland arial fonts for "Welcome to Free-MP3 .com
A series of sites devoted to the freedom of MP3
Pick a sub site below"
You got a nice color scheme and fonts, and then you have those. I say take em out all toegther. If someone knows about mp3s, i think they can figure out that they need to click a sub site below.
Well, I signed up... so now 2 S.D. memebrs on the site.
I'll give you my thoughts after I get back from work!
Make avatars larger!!! My avy doesn't work there.....
I increased them to 100 pixels, it should work.Originally Posted by Rafster
Maybe it's the file size, I'll check.
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Yeah, that page was a quicky, and I didn't give it much thought. I'm probably going to come up with a creative replacement.Originally Posted by nappyjim
Right now, I'm working on moving everything and getting it working again. I wanted to use my main system for development and tweaking, but I have to boot into Windows for my TV ( Doesn't work in Linux ), and I didn't want the site on my 2003 Ent Server, cuz thats going bye bye. So, I just set up a DSL (Damn Small Linux) server and I'm in the process of recreating & moving things in addition to mirroring everything to an external host cuz I might be moving and I will need a temp host.
Thanks for the comments... Keep them coming.
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For the eighth consecutive year, TechnoServe has received a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator, placing it in the top 1 percent of all rated charities.
For the eighth consecutive year, TechnoServe has earned a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator, America's premier charity evaluator. This top distinction reflects TechnoServe's commitment to fiscal responsibility, accountability and transparency.
"Only 1% of the charities we rate have received at least eight consecutive 4-star evaluations, indicating that TechnoServe outperforms most other charities in America," said Ken Berger, president and CEO of Charity Navigator.
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Great ambience, huge selecton of sushi and other Japanese cuisine. Reasonable pricing and always a delight to eat there.
I like both the restaurant area and the teppeneke tables. The sushi is great and I love love love the tall shrimp wonton in the wine glass with the spicy sauce. Only had bad service there once. I did write the manager and got no response which is not good, but that was one visit out of many.
This restaurant automatically adds an 18% gratuity on to your check. The service I received was not worth it but, to add insult to injury, they calculate the 18% AFTER ADDING ON THE TAX. Since the servers do not serve "tax", they are not entitled to a gratuity on it. Anyone who knows the restaurant business knows this is improper...
Fire Balls????? No way. Couldn't detect any "fire" Even after re-reading the menu description, what I was served did not match. My daughter ordered Shrimp Tempura Combo. Salad had the basic ginger/soy sauce dressing, nothing distinctive. Shrimp and Scallop Tempura were very good she said.
House Cab passable...nothing special.
The teppanyaki here puts other Japanese cook-in-front-of-you restaurants to shame. The quality of the food is so much higher! The sushi is delicious and there is an extensive menu of other items including filet mignon and french fries for the kids.
When sushi is on your mind... this is the place. Service is good. But it's the food that is king here
Wazzabi is my favorite sushi restaurant. Their food is fresh and tasty. Service is very good and fast. Try the jade drgon roll...very good and their ahi tuna superb. My friend and I eat here when we start to get itichy for a good sushi roll. Nit the cheapest place to eat...but well worth the price for a great evening...
Wazzabi is located across the street from Winter Park Village and not far from the chic downtown area.
Wazzabi has a clean and cozy atmosphere.
On our visit our server did not quite understand our questions or requestsand as a matter of fact it was very difficult to understand what he was saying with his very heavy accent. We did...
I was a little surprised to see some of the more recent reviews, which seemed negative. My wife and I ate at Wazzabi last Friday night and we were very impressed with the quality and quantity of food. The place is not cheap, so it might be best to save it for a special occasion, but the ambience is terrific,...
I would hve to agree with last review....I ate there last night. Spent a lot and the sushi wasn't that great......I got the volcano roll and shrimp tempura ....nothing special and overpriced for an average sushi roll....the only good ones are the expensive ones......and the coconut shrimp was over price for four little pieces....for 9 dollars......really? Do not eat here........you...
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Pit Of War Fantasy Map - Zur'Kor by DjekspekWatch
©2012-2016 Djekspek
Another piece I did for the MMORPG Pit of War. You can check out the free to play browser-based game at their website!
i like the medieval detail
Did you actually get commissioned to draw this? Or do they use it at some point? If so, that's awesome! If not, awesome either way!
thanks yeah, it is a commissioned work. Not sure when/if they will release this as part of the game, I guess you have to ask the guys over at Outcast Games yourself
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"Women looking for a long-term relationship like men who like children - and they can tell which guys might be interested in becoming fathers just by looking at their faces."
These are the results of a recent study published in a British scientific journal and reported by the Associated Press.
Manly men don't like kids, right?
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Kiss My Face, Cranberry Orange Lip Balm, SPF 15, .15 oz (4.25 g) (Discontinued Item)
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The Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
- Product Code: KMF-83212
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- Sealed With a Kiss
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Naturally smooth, soothe and protect chapped lips with organic ingredients. It works quickly to return your lips to a happy state with SPF 15 and tasty cranberry orange flavor!
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Ten things We All Need To Know About the Agenda of the Global Financial Elite
– They will never be satisfied. They can never get enough.
– They are not job creators. They are uncaring job destroyers.
– They destroyed $50 trillion of the world's wealth and $7 trillion of America's wealth with their recklessness and greed on Wall St.
– They must be constrained, their excesses must be stopped by a powerful global trade union movement and progressive, pro-worker governments.
– While destroying real economies in country after country, destroying wealth building capacities they created paper economies which soaked up wealth that should have been invested in job creation, real wealth building and the real economy.
– They do not believe in shared prosperity. They want it all for themselves.
– They are too eager to sacrifice their long term interests for a quick several billion bucks.
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- Full English Breakfast
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Taking over Europe was hard work, so when the Romans wanted to relax and be pampered, they would head to the thermally heated waters of ancient Bath. But even they'd be amazed to see how far we've come if they could experience the luxurious Bailbrook House, Somerset.
An overnight stay at the Grade II-listed hotel starts from £148. All Executive bedrooms are accommodated within Bailbrook Court which is adjacent to the Mansion House. Following a £10 million refurbishment in 2013, Bailbrook Court boasts 81 newly refurbished guests bedrooms with an interior scheme that sympathetically modernises the hotels heritage interiors to a contemporary standard. All rooms come with rain showers, complimentary Wi-Fi, 42-inch flat screen televisions with Freeview, Hypnos mattresses, and air-conditioning.
The Lansdown Restaurant located in Bailbrook Court adjacent to the mansion offers a brasserie-style menu. It's here you'll enjoy an included three-course dinner with a bottle of wine on one evening of your stay and in the morning you'll wake to a hearty full English breakfast. The Conservatory Bar provides an elegant space for a relaxing drink or an afternoon tea. The wood framed windows bathe the area in natural light and allow for a pleasing vista onto the lawn and the mature woodland beyond.
The hotel itself is set within 20 acres of parkland, with views towards the historic city of Bath and the beautiful surrounding countryside. Your proximity to the beautiful Georgian city means you can peruse the abundant cafes, bistros, and boutiques to your heart's content, as well as shopping 'til you drop in the innovative new SouthGate shopping centre.
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Maureen Massey has been running the Bonsai Shop in Dublin, Ireland for over 25 years and has been growing bonsai for even longer. She has gained extensive knowledge on the growing and care of these trees, over the years, as literally thousands have passed through her hands. She has also grown a proportion of the trees herself, with the assistance of her sister, the sculpture, Fidelma Massey. Maureen has appeared many times on TV showing and talking about bonsai, and has lectured and judged competitions over the years. She is always available for 'Talks' in clubs and events.
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Maureen Massey brings you the beginner some great tips on looking after your first bonsai. With these simple bits of advice you and your tree will get off to a good start. Try to buy from a reputed bonsai specialist or garden centre where the staff can help you choose the bonsai that […]
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I'm assuming the 4 hours is made-up because I don't believe it's actually confirmed anywhere.
However if patches are normally released within the next few hours then that would make sense. I don't keep track of the time of the day I received the last patch, so I really can't confirm, but in a few hours might be true.
i didnt, i'm assuming it is in 2 hours because infinity wards double xp etc always run on that time frame. nd it got released on the xbox 22 hours ago, so it will make the 24 hour difference there. we just have to wait and see...
I'm guessing it's not 10am Est but 10am Pst so that's 1pm Est. I'm totally assuming on this.
Could be worse it looks like WiiU never got mentioned for the patch, Operations have been locked for weeks, and never got double xp. Also we have all heard the PC version is just about unplayable lol.
I'm sure you're probably right if that's the case.
FYI I didn't mean "made up" negatively, but simply that it has not been confirmed
lol loud breathing while sitting still now thats just stupid
Im waiting for the update. Will be awesome when it finally gets here, maybe I will be able to play without getting spawn camped on Blitz. And Gun Game. OMG Awesomeness. I would also love to see One In The Chamber again. I love how quick and how suspenseful OIC can be.
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been waiting all day
UK here when can we expect the patch want to play gun game
tried booting game couple times and restarting ps4 but no sign of update yet 6:30pm here at mo
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Nokia plans to unveil new, large-screen mobile handsets next month to revamp its Lumia smartphone lineup and challenge rival Samsung's dominance in increasingly popular phablet devices, sources said.
Nokia has developed more than one new mobile device and is due to announce them at an event in New York in late September, said the sources familiar with the plan.
The sources would not elaborate on details such as specifications and price but said the new models will include a phablet, a common name for smartphones with screens over 5 inches. Technology blogs have also said that Nokia plans to launch a tablet device.
Nokia officials were not immediately available for comment.
The move comes as the Finnish mobile phone company, which has fallen behind Samsung and Apple in smartphones, has stepped up its pace of product launches in the past year in a bid to stem a decline in sales.
Market leader Samsung has led the way in phablets, proving wrong early critics who said they were too clunky. Apple is the top seller of tablet devices.
Analysts expect demand for large screens to grow further as more consumers watch videos and look at photographs on their smartphones.
A phablet would be the latest addition to Nokia's range of Lumia smartphones which use Microsoft's Windows Phone software.
In July, it announced the Lumia 1020, which comes with a 41-megapixel camera. Gaining share in smartphones is considered particularly crucial in the long run as more consumers want to use social media and video services from their phones.
Some analysts, however, have raised doubts over whether Nokia's recent efforts will help turn its business around.
The company has bet its future in smartphones on Windows Phone software, but Windows' share in the market is still at 3 percent, while Google's Android operating system and Apple's iOS together control over 90 percent.
While Nokia shipped 7.4 million Lumia smartphones in the second quarter, up 32 percent from the first quarter, Bernstein Research analyst Pierre Ferragu said it appeared much of the growth came from cheaper models.
Ferragu questioned whether Nokia's focus on high-end models, such as the Lumia 925, 928 and 1020, will pay off, forecasting a weak third quarter.
"This is a risky bet, as high-end smartphones are slowing overall, competition is intense, and … Windows has had limited traction in the high end," he said in a research note on Tuesday. "Nokia appears to be heading for a disastrous September quarter."
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This pump helps expel water from the washing machine and is activated after the spin speed is maintained for a specific period of time.
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Level of DifficultyReally Easy
Time to do repair:15 - 30 mins
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It usually happens after you download something free. You go back online and your browser suddenly looks unfamiliar. There's new buttons and weird icons in the place of what you used to have. A strange search page from a company you have never heard has taken the place of your homepage.
How did I get that annoying toolbar?
You have inadvertently downloaded a browser toolbar that came bundled with other software.
Free programs, like Adobe Reader, often include add-ons like toolbars or browser extensions. Most of the time, during the installation of the software, an opt-out option will be presented for the add-on. But, lots of people click through without reading, and when they're finished they discover they have downloaded something they didn't intend to.
To keep this from happening in the first place, slow down and read the screens. You could save yourself lots of time and headaches if you do.
Avast Browser Cleanup removes unwanted browser add-ons
Most Internet users are familiar with this problem all too well: After downloading a video player, Java, Flash updates or other software, the browser has suddenly changed. New buttons and icons in all colors and sizes along with an URL entry bar take up valuable real estate on your browser. The browser runs noticeably slower – and the results look different. Most annoying is that the advertising becomes more prominent.
Over the past two years, Avast Browser Cleanup has identified more than 60 million different browser add-ons which are often bundled with other free software, such as video players, Java and Flash updates. These toolbars typically occupy the horizontal space below a user's browser and can include buttons, icons, and menus. Despite removing and re-installing a browser, toolbars will often remain, which is a behavior similar to malware.
What bugged AVAST users this year: Unwanted toolbars that cling like ivy to browsers
A trend that snuck up on users in 2013, and strikes instant recognition among people who have experienced it, are unwanted browser extensions. The numbers AVAST has collected so far are enormous. More than 4.8 million different browser extensions for Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Chrome have been identified in just eight months.
"On average, there are almost 20,000 new add-ons per day," said Thomas Salomon, head of AVAST Software's Browser Cleanup development team. "The vast majority (88%) of all our users have given toolbars and add-ons a bad or very bad rating."
Browser toolbars especially can be quite annoying, not only because they take up a lot of space inside the browser, but because they change your homepage and your search engine without you realizing it. Normally when you type into the address bar or the search field of your browser your search provider redirects your search requests to the appropriate service, e.g. Google or Bing. When this is hijacked by a toolbar, your search requests might end up in the search engine of Ask, Conduit, Delta search or any other 3rd party "search engine."
Unwanted toolbars are a pain everyone can relate to and we would argue they are the first major consumer security outbreak since spyware. Our experts at AVAST say that we are in the era of new 'spyware', but this time it's even more insidious especially since many players in the security space are actually in the game themselves by pushing the toolbars onto customers.
"In order to prevent detection and removal by anti-toolbar tools like Browser Cleanup a lot of toolbars change their name and their identifier on almost every new computer,' said Salomon. "Some of our competitors also provide toolbars and have toolbar protectors included in their products."
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Browser toolbars are often difficult or even impossible for the average user to fully uninstall. Salomon cited the use of so-called Browser Protectors by companies like AVG, Avira, and BullGuard. "These are tools provided and installed by the toolbar vendors which protect the toolbar's settings and the toolbar itself from being manipulated by other toolbars, toolbar removers, and sometimes the user. This means it's quite hard to remove these toolbars. Browser Cleanup in v. 220.127.116.11 of avast! 2014 is able to dynamically detect and remove these Protectors in order to help the user get rid of the toolbar."
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- 4 teaspoons paprika
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- 1 cup minced dried onion
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- Store in jar or covered bowl.
- Makes 1 cup mix.
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- Salad dressing: Add 1 tablespoon mix to 1 cup mayo and 1 cup buttermilk. Mix and use.
- Dip: add 1 tablespoon mix to 8 ounces yogurt. Use with vegetables.
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Made a 1/4 batch as we cannot buy Ranch Dressing Mix in the supermarkets in Australia so I could make Shelby Jo Savory Wonton Chips for Potluck Tag. Thank you so much wildheart.
tried this recipe and it was o.k. but would omit the sugar completely next time.
This made a wonderful french onion dip! I didn't really think it was much like ranch dressing, but it still tasted very good :) I did have to add a bit more salt to mine. It's great to be able to make your own dip like this so you can control fat/calories/sodium ect!


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With any racing car, all that really matters is how fast it goes.
But that doesn't mean they can't also look good. And the introduction of 'vanity' panels to cover up the unsightly stepped noses which appeared on last year's cars has produced some better looking racers this year.
But which is the best? Have a look at all eleven of the 2013 contenders below and pick you favourite.
Red Bull-Renault RB9
Ferrari F138
McLaren-Mercedes MP4-28
Lotus-Renault E21
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Sauber-Ferrari C32
Force India-Mercedes VJM06
Williams-Renault FW35
Toro Rosso-Ferrari STR8
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Which is the best-looking car of 2013?
- Red Bull-Renault RB9 (3%)
- Ferrari F138 (22%)
- McLaren-Mercedes MP4-28 (16%)
- Lotus-Renault E21 (7%)
- Mercedes W04 (3%)
- Sauber-Ferrari C32 (28%)
- Force India-Mercedes VJM06 (3%)
- Williams-Renault FW35 (5%)
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Beautiful mix of colors, as usual. I'm loving her ears and costume, too.
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Review: The restaurant itself looks lovely and the food on the menu looks delightful. There is a good selection of food available so that you could come back several times to sample a bunch of delights on offer. We ordered the Buddhist's Delight and the Gluten Steak (can't remember exactly what it was called!) along with the fried broccoli with garlic. The Buddhist's Delight was really nice, though a little oily. The Gluten Steak tasted great, but the texture wasn't so great - it was too rubbery. Took a lot of effort to chew threw it. But the flavour was really lovely. The Broccoli was just a little bit too greasy but otherwise was pretty good. It's a little pricey compared with other veggie options in Yangshuo. We didn't visit any other veggie restaurants in Yangshuo but found that we were able to find plenty of options in general Chinese and other restaurants around town. I'd go back again, but would try some different dishes.
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