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This view shows enzymes only for those organisms listed below, in the list of taxa known to possess the pathway. If an enzyme name is shown in bold, there is experimental evidence for this enzymatic activity.
Synonyms: vitamin B6 biosynthesis
|Biosynthesis → Cofactors, Prosthetic Groups, Electron Carriers Biosynthesis → Vitamins Biosynthesis → Vitamin B6 Biosynthesis
Some taxa known to possess this pathway include : Arabidopsis thaliana col, Bacillus subtilis, Saccharomyces cerevisiae
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General Background
Vitamin B6 is a group term for pyridoxal (PL), pyridoxine (PN), pyridoxamine (PM) and their 5'-phosphorylated derivatives pyridoxal 5'-phosphate (PLP), pyridoxine 5'-phosphate (PNP) and pyridoxamine 5'-phosphate (PMP), which are also referred to as vitamers. Pyridoxal 5'-phosphate (PLP) is the biochemically active form, and is an essential cofactor in all living systems [John95]. It plays an important role in amino acid and carbohydrate metabolism and has recently been implicated in singlet oxygen resistance [Daub00]. Most bacteria, archaebacteria, fungi, and plants synthesize PLP in a single reaction, as described in pyridoxal 5'-phosphate biosynthesis II, although some bacteria, such as Escherichia coli, use a longer, more complex pathway ( pyridoxal 5'-phosphate biosynthesis I) [Yang98, Sivaraman03a]. Animals do not synthesize this compound, making it an essential nutrient in their diet.
PLP is an essential cofactor of numerous metabolic enzymes, predominantly in amino acid metabolism. It is one of the most versatile cofactors and participates in transamination, decarboxylation, racemization, Cα-Cβ cleavage and α-β elimination reactions. In humans this vitamin has a role in numerous functions ranging from modulation of hormone function to potent antioxidant activity.
About This Pathway
The reaction is catalyzed by the pyridoxal 5'-phosphate synthase complex, a dimeric complex that includes two different subunits [Raschle05]. The glutamine hydrolase subunit (encoded by pdxT) catalyzes the hydrolysis of L-glutamine, producing L-glutamate and ammonia [Bauer04]. The ammonia is not released from the enzyme - instead, it is channeled to the active site of the synthase subunit ( pdxS) by a 100Å tunnel.
The synthase subunit (Pdx1, pdxS) condenses the ammonium with D-ribose 5-phosphate and D-glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate in a complex series of reactions and produces pyridoxal 5'-phosphate [Hanes08].
The purified proteins have been used in vitro in a reconstituted system [Burns05a], and a detailed model for the enzyme's mechanism has been suggested [Raschle07, Hanes08, Hanes08a, Hanes08b].
The formation of pyridoxal 5'-phosphate in Saccharomyces cerevisiae also happens independent of 1-deoxy-D-xylulose 5-phosphate (DXP). The pyridoxal 5'-phosphate synthase complex consists of two subunits, i.e. pyridoxal 5'-phosphate synthase encoded by SNZ1 catalyzing the final formation of pyridoxal 5'-phosphate and a glutaminase encoded by SNO1 providing the ammonia which is the source for the ring nitrogen. It has been demonstrated that the pyridoxal 5'-phosphate synthase not only catalyzes the final formation of pyridoxal 5'-phosphate but also carries out the isomerization of glycerone phosphate to D-glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate and D-ribose 5-phosphate to D-ribulose 5-phosphate, the latter being the preferred substrates for the pyridoxal 5'-phosphate synthase. The enzyme has been crystallized and characterized with regard to structure and reaction sequence [Neuwirth09, Zhang10d]. The gene encoding the glutaminase, i.e. SNO1 has been demonstrated to only exhibit glutaminase activity when expressed in complex with SNZ1 [Dong04]. From the 3 members in both the SNZ and SNO gene families only the pair SNZ1/SNO1 have been shown to be co-regulated and involved in vitamin B6 ( pyridoxal 5'-phosphate) formation [RodriguezNavarr02, Stolz03, Padilla98].
Variants: pyridoxal 5'-phosphate biosynthesis I, pyridoxal 5'-phosphate salvage I, pyridoxal 5'-phosphate salvage II (plants), superpathway of pyridoxal 5'-phosphate biosynthesis and salvage
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John95: John RA (1995). "Pyridoxal phosphate-dependent enzymes." Biochim Biophys Acta 1248(2);81-96. PMID: 7748903
Neuwirth09: Neuwirth M, Strohmeier M, Windeisen V, Wallner S, Deller S, Rippe K, Sinning I, Macheroux P, Tews I (2009). "X-ray crystal structure of Saccharomyces cerevisiae Pdx1 provides insights into the oligomeric nature of PLP synthases." FEBS Lett 583(13);2179-86. PMID: 19523954
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Raschle07: Raschle T, Arigoni D, Brunisholz R, Rechsteiner H, Amrhein N, Fitzpatrick TB (2007). "Reaction mechanism of pyridoxal 5'-phosphate synthase. Detection of an enzyme-bound chromophoric intermediate." J Biol Chem 282(9);6098-105. PMID: 17189272
RodriguezNavarr02: Rodriguez-Navarro S, Llorente B, Rodriguez-Manzaneque MT, Ramne A, Uber G, Marchesan D, Dujon B, Herrero E, Sunnerhagen P, Perez-Ortin JE (2002). "Functional analysis of yeast gene families involved in metabolism of vitamins B1 and B6." Yeast 19(14);1261-76. PMID: 12271461
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Constructionism is a philosophy of education in which children learn by doing and making. They explore and discover instead of being force fed information. More on this topic can be found by exploring Google using keywords such as "constructionism", "education", "philosophy". See for instance openworldlearning, Seymour Papert's website, http://www.papert.org , and the wikipedia article on constructionist learning.
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Alan Kay and his Squeak project have done a lot to make tools available to teachers who want to develop constructionist educational materials. Alan recently gave a keynote at EuroPython demonstrating how kids can learn constructively.
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Prof. Howard Peelle of the Education School at the University of Massachusetts has written about his experiments with APL in elementary school. The idea is to let children play a game, then learn to make simple adjustments to game play, and progress to full programming. IBM once sponsored a program to support APL for a whole elementary school.
There does not appear to be a single Best Computer Language for elementary school students, but most people agree that Basic doesn't come to close. (Among software developers, the proverb is "Basic isn't.") APL, LISP, LOGO, Smalltalk, and several others have been proposed and tried. It would be useful to bring the resulting knowledge together. It is clearly impossible to settle the question based only on the stated preferences of adults who don't know all of the languages concerned, that is through rwars.
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im half cm dilated on july 13 2011...how long do i have guesstimate till delivery?!
i went to the doc wed. july 13 and the doc says im half cm dilated. i do have 2 other kids yes but both were induced so idk how long it actually takes after u start dilating. she sent me home, i go back to the dr this coming wed. ive been having BH stronger. i told her that. but they dont seem as eager to get baby out as i do. ugh such a long process.
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I have 2 kids already and was induced with both. My first I was dilated 1 cm for over a month and never progressed until induction. My second I was "fingertip" right before induction (39 weeks) so it depends on you and baby. I am currently 37 weeks and have not been checked at all yet so Im hoping when I go to the dr wed, they will tell me Im dilated and hopefully it progresses faster than the others. Sorry I wasnt any help either but good luck and hopefully you'll have your baby soon :)posted 07/16/2011 by tlbcookie1980
I didn't personally dilate early on but I know a few woman that have and stayed that way for weeks and others who went in a few days to deliever. Once I lost the mucus plug, I delievered within 3 days. Sorry that I wasn't more help. Good luck with delievery!posted 07/15/2011 by devotedtoGod
Unfortunately, you can stay at half a centimeter the rest of your pregnancy. I was dilated with my first baby 1 centimeter at 35 weeks and never advanced. My second baby I was never dilated at any of my checkups and ended up having her on my own at 38 weeks and 3 days. Again the same with my third. Not much dilation and then I had her on my own at exactly 38 weeks.posted 07/15/2011 by Shannon158
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I well remember, for example, the first time I saw people in Tokyo going about their business while wearing surgical masks. I was a little baffled, but once it was explained to me that they were simply people with colds, it kind of made sense; why would considerate people not try to avoid spreading their sickness?
When I moved to the US the biggest initial surprises came from a couple of retail practices. Firstly, gas stations sold beer. To those raised here this may not seem surprising, but to someone from the UK it was quite shocking initially.
Didn't people here understand that mixing driving and drinking was a bad idea? Then there were the drug stores that sold cigarettes. I mean, seriously, somewhere that purported to be concerned with the health of the population selling cancer sticks...?
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At the time I left the subject alone as, for that reason, it didn't seem all that remarkable to me, especially considering that tobacco accounted for around 5% of CVS's earnings, so ceasing to offer it wasn't that big of a deal. On reflection, however, the broader shift by CVS to a general healthcare provider rather than just a dispensary that prompted the decision probably is a big deal.
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This positive note from the board is welcome and assumes, as I would think, that any loss from the removal of tobacco products will be more than offset by the shift to the profitable business of providing basic healthcare. In fact, I would go further. The move towards being a provider of basic primary healthcare is, in my opinion, a game changer and makes CVS a very appealing long term investment.
One of the things that have come out of the dragged out debate in the US around the healthcare issue is an increased awareness among consumers of the absurdities of cost structure. The long overdue publication of hospitals' pricing last year led to a host of stories such as this, which revealed that hospitals 30 miles apart charged anywhere between $7,044 and $99,660 for the same procedure.
I don't believe people always make rational decisions about healthcare costs, but in an environment of cost awareness, many will take the cheaper option when thinking clearly. A visit to CVS for minor complaints, where the cost is known, makes more sense than a trip to the doctor's office or ER.
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Switzerland
Ambition [metal with orchestrations] C4C
Hi guys,
So this is the first song which will undergo UG's criticism.
I was listening to "The Ocean" (a really good band by the way) and I was like "Those orchestrations are really pleasant to hear. Let's try something like that". So I wrote this song and it sounds great to me. So give me your opinion about it!
NEW: now you can compare the two version. Tell me what you think!
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Last edited by grooaarrhh : 07-28-2010 at 03:23 PM.
Join Date: Nov 2003
Hey it's very rhythm-heavy. Some lead riffs, or at least some riffs a little higher up the fretboard, would be nice since the entire rhythm track doesn't go higher than the low F sharp string (except a few pinch harmonics).
I like the riff F, but if I were you I'd switch it up here and there rather than having it the same rhythm each bar. Or just add one bar to like 5/4 time and put an extra pull off in -- kinda throws the listener off, which in a cool tech riff like that you really wanna do, at least I thiknk so
The transition from riff G to riff H feels really awkward, like just leaving a hanging open, it almost feels like a separate song entirely, it builds up into a nice big ending which I do like, but its just that change, perhaps re-visit that and see if there's a nicer way from the tech'y rhythm into this nice flowing higher chord'ier stuff?
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Switzerland
Hey thanks for your quick answer!
Yeah. You're right but here I wanted to do something very frontal (in fact, I find the main riff a bit stupid ). But it's true that this one lack things like solo and so in the first part. The main idea was to let guitars in their (low) field/range.
I'll see what I can do but in this song, I don't want to surprise the listener. The aim is more to make him feel the music than to make him understand what I wrote.
Here you're really annoying me. I know this transition is a bit forced but it needed calm to build this big ending. I'll try my best to find another solution but I surely need other opinion than yours for this one.
For me, putting a song on UG is really a good test to see if the choice I made are understood/liked/disliked. I will post more songs later, to see if when I go further (in a progressive musical way) it reaches its limits or not.
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Join Date: Nov 2008
It's a critique. If a critique annoys you, this might not be the section for you.
Having said that, critiquing as I listen:
A 120 - A': Sounds kind of Winds of Plague-ish honestly. It's alright. But it's a little overbearing if you ask me. Once you hit A' is the part where it kinda goes downhill. It gets better at bar 13 with the Pad offering a slight melody. Maybe bring that to the forefront a little mor?
B - Give the drums a little more of a groove. They're just kinda... there right now. Have them hold a good rhythm. The guitars get a nice groove towards the end of B, but the drums don't accent it very well.
C - Best riff here. Needs more body though! It sounds very hollow. This would be a GREAT time to introduce the orchestra. There's a lot of potential here.
D - Seems more like an alteration of the starting theme, honestly.
E - Drums need a beat. Get a nice beat going rather than just accenting it and making it seem like a bridge and you got another really good section!
F - Sounds like riff B... The bass is really nice though. I like the discordant harmonies.
F' - Same issue with the drums! Good riff.. aside from that.
H 70 - Nice harmonies. I'm enjoying this section a lot so far. When Bar 96 hits it starts sounding a little bit like Zelda music. But when Bar 100 hits... it begins to get a little too cluttered with too many notes clashing and stuff like that. Try and clear it up? Maybe have notes being held in different octaves.
H' - Very nice. Not much to say. I like how you introed I. Good job.
I - It's good, but some of the harmonies are too thick and clash. Like the chords in Bar 124 don't really go with what's happening in the orchestra section.
J - Nice! Best part of the song. I like what the drums are doing. All the harmonies are working together. Good stuff.
J' - Nice way to climax. Only issue? It sounds a little hollow. You need more bass in this section... like... a LOT more.
K' - Interesting way to end. Not much to say.
Overall, it's not bad. But it reaches it's potential once H hits. Before that it's like you had the same riff stuck in your head for days and tried to find out how many ways you could get it down. It wouldn't be that bad but the drums never really held a beat or anything. Even in the most techy of tech death beats are held in the drums. I dub thee, 6.5/10.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Honestly, I didn't like much of the first half of the entire song. The only strong riff before part H was riff C. I also thought the variation on F was a good idea, even though I'm not a huge fan of the riff itself. The technique you used was a good idea.
The drums were weak the whole time, never really solidifying a solid pulse, which is very important in a song like this. Some of the orchestrations should be introduced earlier because the song does feel empty at times. C would have been a perfect time to do so.
The parts with the orchestra are extremely good. The harmonies are very well done, and you layer the instruments very well. The only weakness here is the drums again. This time, they're just boring and they make the section drag instead of move it forward. They need a lot more energy, as this part should act as the climax of the song, the most exciting part of the whole thing.
Honestly, you can do without a lot of parts in the beginning of the song. I'd try and rework some things to make it more cohesive and a better buildup to the really strong orchestral part near the end. Right now it sounds like two separate songs, one being not so great, and the other being fantastic. Try and meld it into one good song.
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: nowhere
Jeez I haven't critted anything in quite a while so here it goes.
First riff is nice but when the keyboards they create dissonance with it, wich is not really nice. The second riff could be a slam if it was palm muted and slower lol, I really like riffs on standard tuning that use bars instead of regular power chords, it gives them a chunkier song. The keyboard create a weird yet interesting athmosphere. I ****ing love this riff (B/B')but I don't reallu know why. It's kind of breakdownish/slamish and the chromatic pattern is really nice. Riff C is also good. Repetition of second riff, doesn't sound tiring. Riff F is awkward as hell, still pretty kickass. Riff F is also nice and the keyboard add a weird athmosphere again. Riff G is ok and 85 made me lol. Nice chords at H 70/H'/I The chords progress and became more melodic and relaxing, I love this part. The keyboard at 120 is lovely. This parts is probably my favourite part on the song.
J is so atmospheric, so good. I love the drums getting faster at J', almost reaching blasy beat speed. Ok they reached blast beat speed lol. The ending K id good but it could be longer. I forgot to mention, but thye cymbals could use alot more cymbal hits. Overall, 8/10, great job! C4C ? Second link in my signature.
EDIT: I forgot to mention which riff I was talking about sometimes lol
Last edited by Ometh : 07-06-2010 at 05:53 PM.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Well, long time no critting...
Riff A is too heavy, which brings to huge wall of sound where you can't distinguish which notes are being played. Maybe it's just GuitarPro's RSE, I don't know . Now, Riffs B and C get things going. I think there's a bit of a groove in there, that make those sound really cool.
Riff D gets the same crit as Riff A. About E, I don't know why but it sounds better than A and D. Riff F is nice as well, and I liked the work with open strings on F'. Riff G is just a transition to H, I presume, and it does work for that.
Riff H 70, a build-up, right? I'd recommend you some arpeggios on an acoustic guitar, and a bit faster as well. H70 breaks the song's dynamics, IMO. Riff H' is where the things start to get going again, nice.
Parts I and J, congratulations, mate! Great chord progressions. No need to crit that, it's perfect. Now, uh... at J', was that a solo? Or more build-up? 'Cause for build-up, it's good; for solo, it misses... soloing?
Overall: nice song, not my kind of music, but good nonetheless. 7,5/10.
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Last edited by vsdornelas : 07-06-2010 at 08:15 PM.
Join Date: Jun 2009
Not that bad, really.
The main problems was the riff starting at bar 13. It was a decent riff, but the beat behind it messed up the flow of the song. It was too slow, didn't really keep up with the pace.
Riff B was rather annoying, to be honest. I don't know what it was. The intro to Riff B was perfect, but parts of it just sound flat and don't fit. \
Riff C sounded bad on first listen, but on second listen I thought it was pretty good.
Riff D is a decent riff, but at this point in the song, it just sounds like it's dragging on. I would probably put something else in here. That or maybe give it a faster pace with the backing instruments.
Riff E doesn't sound right. I don't think that the bar chords sound good, and the inverted power chords aren't helping.
Riff F, same thing as with before.
Riff F', I like the guitars better here than in the similar riff. But once again, the backing instruments are a little too slow.
Riff G... I like it a lot.
Riff G (the 8/4 section)... would sound a lot heavier if it was a bit faster.
Riff H... this part is fantastic. It would be utter suicide for your song if you took it out.
Riff H'... once again, ****ing amazing.
Riff I comes off of Riff H' fairly well. Must keep.
Riff J and J'... fantastic.
Riff K... perfect ending.
Honestly, all in all, this is one of the most beautiful songs I have critiqued here on UG.. well done with that part.
But the first half needs some major improvements, otherwise I would always skip to the second half of this song.
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Switzerland
Thanks everyone for those crits. So what I will remeber and rework are:
- first the drums, who seems inappropriate : not bad, but could be a lot better. It will be hard as I'm only a guitar player.
- part A'. I will try to change this weird piano. It sounds interesting but I can do better.
- part C. Lots of work here. Drums and add orchestra to make it "whole".
- Then try a better transition for C-D-E. It seems bad.
- Substitute G.
-Finally try to make the end a little more uncluttered while keeping it complex and progressive.
That's what I was looking for. Now it's time to give back your crits!
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Switzerland
Sorry for this bump but I'm really curious about what you think of the new version.
Still C4C!
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: spring grove
well here you go, ill try to be as indepth as you were
a, as a whole a to me sounds really slow and empty almost, i think its wthe warm pad it needs to be like synth strings to accomplish what you want to
b sounds pretty cool, i like the choppiness a lot, not much to be done here
cit kinda starts to lose me, the violin sounds as if its a different song playing over one song, its really off i think but at d i see what you were trying to do, i know its a transition, but mabey just cut out c?
e and were back to heavy, i think your problem here is that its 120 bpm which gives it a very monotonous feel to it because its the standard for everything =/
g it gets really spontaneous, i really like the way that plays ove, dont change it at all
h, came around perfectly and i like the little instruments you threw in there, it really gives a very well rounded feel, and h' has an awesome build to it, nothing to fix there
i i think is my favorite part, the way it plays over layers sounds prefect to my ears, this is probably the best part of the song al together, but mabey drop the hammond, it feels off
j- nvm, keep the hammond, here at least, mabey not before but i like what you did with it here
j'- the solo is really weak here, it needs to be boosted or something to make it to its full potential, mabey not so boring and predictable, i think thats the only problem with it, but other than that its perfect
k- this ending feels a little week to and i think its just because its the one note, mabey if it had an effect on the note it would sound a lot better
i definatley liked it though, even if it sounds like im condescending it, i definitely feel the emotion in the piece and its really good, i would definitely listen to this song if it was recorded for real and it would definitely be on my ipod =)
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I don't get the orchestration for the beggining of the song at all man...
I'm listening to your updated version, and here's what I see as the flaws.
The first riff sounds fine... until the synth comes in, I just don't get it, it doesn't accentuate the emotion that was set by the guitar riff, it doesn't fit in any way, it's just like a completely separate chord pasted on top of a guitar riff, and it's absolutely unnecessary in my opinion. Either change the chord voicing so that it supports the guitar line, or take it off... right now it ruins the riff.
Your transition to riff b is kind of cheap, but it works; can't really complain. Riff b is alright, just nothing special, and then B' you have that weird harmony at the end, I'm not sure if I like it or not.
C makes no sense harmonically.
D starts to sound a bit more concrete yet it still feels kind of sketchy in a couple parts, as in the instrumentation isn't backing itself as well as it could be, sounds a bit muddy.
Part E works, it's not amazing but it's alright.
Alright again at F, starts to sound weird and then I realize this time it sounds weird for a reason, it's going towards an unsettling feeling, and suddenly in this part of the song, it actually works.
Part G is, well, it's okay, that lead could be better I think, but the true genius is bar 92, that transition is bomb, and the best executed thing I heard up to now.
Part H sounds kinda post hardcore-y, sounds pretty good, I enjoyed it - although simpler and less busy than the rest of the stuff the orchestration actually worked very well together, so that's what you need to focus more upon - stuff working together in harmony! (Literally )
then at bar 118 it slowly starts falling back towards dissonance that isn't purposeful (at least I don't think so) - the rhodes the bass and the guitar man it just sounds like a total mess of separate melodies at times, I don'T get it...
I think the mixing is an issue too, everything kind of melts into each other...
I think in the end you should really focus on finding what your strongest melody and rhythmics are and working the rest around that basis, to make it more coherent. The ending was nice though, and although it was messy and jumbly it seems like you have a bunch of good ideas but there's like ,a messy clutter around it and you hvae to dig through to find them... remove some of the clutter man, sometimes less is more.
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Thinking about his doomed plan to build a pay wall around newspapers.
Joe Mullin, writing about a current hot–news-doctrine case in his blog, The Prior Art, reacts to the five-part test this way. "Personally, I can't see how all five of these don't apply to any news organization that's writing a story that follows a 'scoop' by a competitor." He continues:
It's quite common for editors to ask reporters to "match" a story that has been published or broadcast by a competitor by re-tracing the facts, and often the sources, of the "scoop." As long as it's all re-reported and re-written, that's fair game. But the criteria of a "hot news" claim are still met; because newsgathering still costs money, the information is still time-sensitive (that's why we're rushing to get the second-day story), and it could still be thought of as "free-riding" if the second news outlet is just publishing a do-over of the themes, sources, ideas, in the first article—and such second-day stories could reduce the incentive to get scoops. (Although "substantially threaten" might be a reach.) It's all a bit theoretical, since individual scoops aren't really worth that much money, but it does seem like "hot news" misappropriation claims could allow any scooper to sue the still-competing "scoopee."
In other words, any success Brill and his clients have in shutting down the Gawkers of the world that distill their contents will only generate legal blowback that they'll live to regret.
Brill, like so many journalists, overestimates the value any one, two, three, or four news articles may have to the average or even above-average reader. The greatest value overestimate on record was pointed out to me in the mid-1990s by Suck.com co-founder Joey Anuff, who noted that LATimes.com was charging readers more to read an archived review of a movie than it cost to rent the movie itself!
Other Brill blind spots: Long before the nasty old Internet arrived to teach readers that the news was "free," the newspaper industry had already spoiled its customers by heavily subsidizing the product with advertising. If we're talking original sin, we should talk more about this ancient newspaper "transgression." The cash you pay for a subscription to the Washington Post covers only a fraction of the paper's $120 million-plus editorial budget. And while the idea of "free" media may startle Brill, broadcasters have done exceedingly well for themselves with the business model for many decades.
Still other Brill blind spots: He obviously knows the media landscape has changed since the original sin was committed, so he can't possibly think that readers are willing to return to 1995. People were losing their taste for newspapers then! National circulation had been falling for a half-decade. And because Brill won't get 95 percent of top publications to throw in with him at the beginning, his initial clients will suffer a first-user disadvantage: If the Washington Post takes most of its act behind Journalism Online's wall and the New York Times doesn't, Times readership will grow and the Post's will decline, and the Post's new direct-from-online-reader revenues probably will not make up the difference from losses in online advertising.
Brill's approach to getting back to the garden by walling it off from the free Web contains just a whiff of the notion that the news should be secret—and if not secret, then closely held, confidential information—and read by only those who pay full freight. His ideas run against the long-standing views of an industry that has always wanted its market power measured by how many people read newspapers, not by how many buy them, as illustrated by this Washington Post's media kit page, where the paper boasts of having 1,599,900 daily readers, even though circulation stands at just 633,100.
Maybe Brill's business model should find a way to start billing the millions of free-riders who pick up pre-read copies in coffee stores or family members who share newspapers at home.
How many New York Times articles would Shafer-Manjoo have to summarize each day to satisfy a just-give-me-the-facts readership on the Web? The June 8, 2007, edition of the eight-page TimesDigest (discussed in a previous Press Box column) contained 12 news stories, two editorials, one editorial column, two sports stories, a weather column, the crossword puzzle, a stocks box, and nearly a dozen shorts, so I'm guessing about a dozen. Maybe Manjoo and I could tweet our summaries to the Web? Send your reflections via e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. (E-mail may be quoted by name in "The Fray," Slate's readers' forum; in a future article; or elsewhere unless the writer stipulates otherwise. Permanent disclosure: Slate is owned by the Washington Post Co.)
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2012 Geneva Motor Show: 2013 Lexus RX
Toyota has chosen the Geneva Motor Show to unveil the new 2013 Lexus RX luxury crossover vehicle in both the hybrid RX 450h model and the base RX 350 (shown here). The mid-size SUV is the best-selling automobile in the Lexus portfolio, and dominates the competition when it comes to premium family transportation. As a result, the redesigned 2013 Lexus RX doesn't deviate too far from the brand's successful playbook, but it does offer a fresh styling take on the established RX visual cues, as well as a few mechanical tweaks to keep things interesting.
In an effort to revitalize a design language that has been criticized in the past for being too conservative, the 2013 Lexus RX gains the 'spindle' grill look that is slowly spreading across the entire Lexus lineup. The sharp angles and vaguely trapezoidal shape of the RX's new front fascia are a departure from the more rounded appearance of the 2012 model, and it adds a sense of urgency - and even sport - to the crossover's image. The 2013 Lexus RX joins the 2013 Lexus GS sedan as the standard bearers of this new design thrust. Also putting in an appearance are LED daytime running lights up front, which have become almost mandatory in every premium segment, and the availability of the Sport Appearance Package which installs a more aggressive front bumper as well as 19-inch wheels.
2012 Geneva Motor Show: 2013 Lexus RX
The 2013 Lexus RX has not seen any dramatic changes made to its interior, although the steering wheel has been reconfigured in order to improve driver comfort, and new trim including aluminum and wood looks is now available. The Lexus RX continues to offer high end equipment such as a heads-up display, a navigation system, an OLED information display and of course the brand's Mark Levinson audio and entertainment system.
The status quo is respected under the hood, as the 2013 Lexus RX carries over the previous model year's engines largely untouched. The RX 350 model features a 3.5-liter V-6 that generates 270 horsepower, sent to either the front or all four wheels (if optional all-wheel drive is selected) via a six-speed automatic transmission. The Lexus RX 450h Hybrid combines an Atkinson-cycle, 3.5-liter V-6 with a pair of electric motors to deliver 295 horsepower and 32-mpg in city driving when found in front-wheel drive trim, along with 28-mpg on the highway. All-wheel drive Lexus RX 450h models are gifted with an electric motor that is designed to exclusively motivate the rear wheels, a feature which drops around town fuel mileage by only two miles per gallon. The RX 450h is also capable of limited operation on battery power only when in EV mode.
New for 2013 is the addition of a Sport mode to the RX 450h (shown here), which is intended to give the hybrid crossover a bit more grunt when compared to the 2012 model. Selecting Sport mode sharpens throttle response and quickens the speed of the transmission gear shifts, and it also increases the amount of effort required to steer the SUV. The 450h additionally gains the availability of an F-Sport trim level, which grafts on black chrome, front air intakes, 19-inch wheels and a honeycomb grille. Although final details have yet to be released, output for the F-Sport RX is expected to match that of the standard hybrid, although the vehicle's suspension tuning might be tweaked in order to improve handling.


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Zentangle® Inspired Art & Patterns, Watercolor, Mixed Media, Resin and who knows what!
Feel free to print, share or use my tangle patterns. Credit is not necessary, but you may not copy & claim the step outs as your own. You may not alter or use any other images in this blog without express permission from myself.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
My tangle pattern: Galatea
I am in a mood today. So....is my example a Zentangle or not? There's sort of an ongoing question among ZT'ers. At what point does a zentangle cease to be a zentangle and become something else?
I drew strings with a micron, and then drew Fescu. Then Galatea. Then Bubbles & Quatiny variations. I had a vague idea of turning my Bubbles into Nipa. Color suddenly seemed desirable for the bubbles, so I grabbed some tombows and ended up coloring the page. Little thought here--I know how my colors work together. You follow steps just like you would with a pattern. Blue, then pink, then shades of yellow, ending up with the lightest last. Then a darker blue in corners to make things pop.
So then sparkle took my fancy, and I grabbed up the gellyroll white and metallic gold. I started drawing the tangle Eke, and doing asterisks and stippling, then smearing it all. I even did some Cubine in the upper right corner and smeared it.
During this process of dotting and spotting and smearing, there was a big bang in my head (some people call this an idea, but to me it's a lot more exciting than that, lol!)
I liked the way the color and texture were building up, and they seemed more interesting than the linework. The color and texture had to dominate. So I continued with my white and gold, going over most of the micron lines, sometimes dotting, sometimes covering, until the line mostly became pattern.
So there was impulse here, and decision. I mostly laid down color or pattern, and my finger smeared it into shading and texture. Other than thinking that I would use certain patterns, follow certain steps for adding color, and deciding to turn most of the lines into pattern--I don't feel I thought that much (but maybe that was too much). After I finished, I was totally relaxed and refreshed. I had absolutely no idea what my husband had been watching on the TV, and was surprised to find I had taken about an hour to do this.
So what do you think? Whether it is a zentangle or isn't doesn't really matter in the end. It's the exploration of the question that proves of interest.
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- Gabriel ProductionsSeptember 18, 2010 at 4:31 PM
At the risk of sounding heretic, for me the question is irrelevant. I ask it sometimes but only because I don't want to violate any FlickR group posting rules. I am not altogether sure (possibly because I am not Zentangle trained) why not thinking is such a positive. Getting into the rhythm of anything--be it folding laundry or walking the puppy relieves the mind of hamster thoughts (those crazy thoughts that spin madly). It still leaves some thought. We are not trying to achieve coma or automatic handwriting or seance status--he he, excuse the royal "we", bad habit. I may be over reading and if so, please excuse me, but it sounds like you are saying in those paragraphs "I didn't think much so maybe this is still a Zentangle".ReplyDelete
Possibly I am completely unobjective. I admire your work so much, I am indifferent to what you call it. The only reason it gives me some pleasure to see it as a Zentangle is because it gives me some doorway, an entrance, into how you began it and proceeded with it. No doubt it would add to my viewing pleasure of other works if I had an inkling of the theory/practice behind cubism or impressionism or any other "ism".
I do give full credit to the Zentangle mavens (originators, CZTs and followers) for providing such a wonderful way and approach to a blank page; indeed, it has quite changed bits of my life. But, again with the heresy, I feel no obligation or guilt or need even to use a Micron (hate them), the Zentangle tiles (don't like the size or the texture), strictly black and white or even the shadowing that is illustrated.
Oh dear, I hope this doesn't make me sound nasty or snippy or ungrateful. I suspect, in retrospect, that this might be better done over a latte.
I don't think there is anything heretical at all with your approach. I honestly feel free to depart from the 'rules', and I think Rick and Maria encourage that.ReplyDelete
You've boiled my long-winded prose down very well--"I didn't think much so maybe this is still a Zentangle".
But to phrase it as a question, what I'm driving at, is a zentangle a chicken or an egg. Is it the process or the result that make it a zentangle? Or is it (more likely) some hazy, nebulous mix of the two?
The chicken or the egg--there is no answer but inquiring minds still want to ask!
Words of wisdom.ReplyDelete
Your tangles are always great!
Personally, I am with Gabriel in parts: I'm not too sure it matters what you call it. If pushed up against a wall to take a stand(gracious, what a violent metaphore! Sorry), I would probably say that this particular work uses the Zentangle process but ends up as a variation.ReplyDelete
I note that the word "Zentangle" begins with ZEN. I understand Zen to be a process, the process of getting lost in the process, which you did. It is that experience of 'getting lost' that makes it 'zen'.
Ok, that was confusing. Let me try again.
It seems to me that there are two distinct experiences of any art. One is the experience of the artist as they are creating. The other is the experience of the viewer.
From your point of view, as the artist, this is unquestionably a Zentangle.
From the viewers perspective, it is a variation of a Zentangle. As I understand it, part of the definition of tangling is that it is highly graphic.
Your work, dear Molassess, Explodes onto the page. Even your blank & white work has passion and color. Some zentangles (including mine) are beautiful, but controlled and abstract. I love them, but that is not the only way to approach art. Your work pulses with life. Movement is dominent(if you look away and then look back real quick, it may have moved!). It takes on a reality, an actual life of its own.
Needless to say, I am a fan.
Thank you, thank you! It's been wonderful hearing (even if I'm actually seeing it--hmmm. Could make that another philosophical debate. Do you 'see' or 'hear'; are you writing or talking online?) ...oops. Lost the train of thought.ReplyDelete
It's been wonderful hearing the responses that people have given me. Tons of food for thought, and even more proof that the people I meet online are among the fabulous!!!


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Lucas James arrived May 13, 2013!
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Welcomed our Baby 11/27/10 a Boy!!!! Jaxson Mark
Baby #2 Due May 8th 2013!!!!
I had seen him around town and thought he was gorgeous. One night, he knocked on my door to talk to one of my roommates, and we met. A few days later, he was over again visiting my roommate and we talked for a couple hours. We realized we both had family on the East Coast (were in Eugene, OR at the time), and he talked about heading back there but he needed a car. I told him I'd drive if he'd pay for gas. So about 2 weeks later, we drove cross-country together. It was definitely a crash course in getting to know eachother. 9 years later, here we are. Not married (dont wish to be) but pregnant with #2.
His grandma calls our story a "Harry Met Sally" story :)
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C born 5/5/2013
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Recently my daughter gave me the gift of a new granddaughter. My mind is flooded with little girl things I want to create. Here is the first of what I hope will be many. I hope you enjoy creating one for your special little girl! This darling sundress has a knitted bodice and fabric skirt.Leafy vines trail over the shoulders and bobbles create a center sunflower that pops!Crochet picot edging adds a feminine touch. Coordinate yarn and fabric to create a spectacular dress for a special little girl. The bodice is knitted in one piece with only shoulders to seam. Ribbed side panels adjust for comfort and ease of fit.This dress requires only 150-170 yards of DK weight yarn, and 1/2 yard of woven fabric for the skirt. The dresses pictured are knit in a 50/50 cotton/linen blend. Perfect for warm sunny days. This pattern is fully charted with color photos and written explanations. It includes directions on construction and attachment of the skirt.
5.5 sts/inch and 6 rows/inch in stockinette stitch.
Oops! That symbol was left off the key when I merged the three charts. /. is a p2tog on the wrong side. I hope it didn't cause too much confusion. Lorna M.
Sorry- /. is a p2tog. They are on the right side.
I don't understand the symbol on line 19, which is a slash and a period in the same box. Thanks for any help. I love this little dress.
Did you ever get an answer? I have the same question.
It seems that it means that the stitch is reversed. I kept searching online and finally found that explanation.I also found some errors. On the neckline, line 37 it should be two knits (-), not 3 at both sides.On line 38 it should be / and \ with no single knit (-).Line 39 it should be knit (-) only.Also line 25 at the armhole do not decrease (/) and (\).I hope that is clear. Good luck. It came out really cute.I hope that is clear
I love it.
So cute!
There is nothing in the key for the symbol. /. that occurs in line 19 and 31. Please help!
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Gun Control 'Dream Team' Is Born: Can It Rival NRA for Political Firepower?
Jonsson, Patrik, The Christian Science Monitor
A month after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre, a once- moribund gun-control movement this week unleashed a broad, coordinated campaign aimed at curbing America's fascination with high-powered firearms by, in part, blunting the tip of the gun lobby's spear: the National Rifle Association.
Heeding President Obama's call for swift action after 20-year- old Adam Lanza used an assault-style rifle to kill 20 grade school children and six staffers in Connecticut, a sort of dream team of gun-control advocates has in effect launched a multipronged attack that could change national sentiment about gun control, in part by catching the NRA at a time when its political influence is low, say political scientists and gun policy experts.
In Washington, Vice President Joe Biden is meeting this week with various constituencies, including the NRA and Hollywood producers, as part of a presidential task force, even as New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's Mayors Against Illegal Guns went public with a new national ad featuring the mother of a child slain during the 2010 attempted assassination of former US Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D) of Arizona.
On Tuesday, Ms. Giffords, a Second Amendment supporter, launched her own political-action committee aimed at raising money to combat the NRA's political influence. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D), meanwhile, worked to push through new gun restrictions after noting that "guns have both a noble and tragic tradition in America and in New York State."
On Wednesday, Mr. Obama himself hinted that he may take some kind of "executive action" against gun violence, though experts note that any major initiatives must come through Congress.
"I think there's a large wave [of gun-control advocacy] building, and I think the White House is trying to have it all sort of come in the same direction," says Robert Spitzer, a political scientist at the State University of New York in Cortland and the author of "The Politics of Gun Control." "You have the Bloomberg people, the Brady people, now Giffords, and there's a sense among the political leadership in Washington that they have a moment to really get stuff done and to bring all these groups to bear in a consistent way. This is not a normal moment; it's not normal politics."
The emergence of Mr. Bloomberg, a former Republican, as well as Giffords, a centrist Democrat who owns weapons for self-protection, and her husband, astronaut Mark Kelly, not only gives gun-control advocates recognizable and heroic faces, but it also is beginning to coalesce a largely fractious movement that has had only a lean grass- roots constituency.
"One of the things that the gun-control movement has always faced is an abundance of underfunded groups that don't work together well," says Kristin Goss, a political scientist at Duke University and author of "Disarmed: The Missing Movement for Gun Control in America." That, she says, may now be changing.
Bloomberg and Giffords also help to change the image of the gun- control movement from one of "gun grabbers" to one of centrist Americans simply looking for common-sense change, perhaps in the form of an assault weapons ban, bans on large ammunition clips, or the creation of a national gun registry.
Giffords not only has cachet as a Second Amendment-supporting gun victim, but she and Mr. Kelly hope to raise as much as $20 million to help fund political candidates willing to support some gun- control measures in congressional districts where the NRA has been prominent. The effort also appears aimed at helping to sustain momentum for proposals already in Congress and those that will emerge next Tuesday from Vice President Biden's working group on gun violence.
"I can't imagine a better team," writes novelist Douglas Anthony Cooper in a Huffington Post op-ed Wednesday titled "Now We Know Who's Going to Take Down the NRA." Bloomberg alone has "singlehandedly demonstrated that the NRA can indeed be conquered in the manner proposed: by doing precisely what [NRA chief lobbyist Wayne] LaPierre's militia does, with comparable funding, and here's the crucial difference principles. …


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July 28, 2012
Kevin Noon
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Quarterback Drew Barker is no stranger to the Ohio State campus and the class of 2014 star made the trip up from Burlington (Ky.) on Friday night for Ohio State's first night time camp at the stadium and performed well by all accounts as he was flanked by several top QBs in his class all vying for offers from the Buckeyes. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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