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ELKHART — One person was taken to the hospital with injuries from a fire Friday morning, June 21. Police say the fire was caused by a methamphetamine lab.
According to a press release from the Elkhart Police Department, firefighters were called at 7:40 a.m. to 327 Pottawattomi Drive for a structure fire. Firefighters found items that are often used in meth labs and called police.
Kent Stouder, chief investigator with the Elkhart Fire Department, said the fire started on the third floor. Fire units left the scene about an hour later, but they were called again at 9:22 a.m. on reports that the fire re-kindled. Firefighters started clearing the scene again at about 10:30 a.m.
One person was taken to Elkhart General Hospital with injuries "that were consistent with the event on Pottawattomi," said the release.
The person was transferred to a hospital outside the area, according to the press release.
Courtney Woolwine, a resident of one of the apartments, said she was doing her hair when she heard a loud explosion, then saw smoke and fire coming from an apartment adjacent to hers.
Bruce Hollowey, Woolwine's boyfriend, said he ran to their neighbors' apartments knocking and yelling for them to evacuate the building. Hollowey said he saw some people leaving Apartment 4, where the fire started. He said he also thought one or two of the people leaving were injured.
"They didn't tell anyone about the fire, they just took off," he said.
Several neighbors said they saw two men and one woman living in Apartment 4, but officials have not released any information about who was staying in the apartment at the time of the fire.
Woolwine and Hollowey said they thought they had lost all their possessions to the fire. Standing outside the apartments Friday morning, Hollowey said the couple were waiting on the Red Cross to seek shelter.
However, Stouder said after an inspection of the other apartments that only the occupants of Apartment 5 had to be relocated because of water damage to their apartment. Electricity was restored to the other apartments by noon and residents were told they could go back into their apartments.
Structure damage was contained to Apartment 4, where the fire started, Stouder said. The apartment has been deemed uninhabitable.
The building where the fire started has seven apartments and is just north of Langle Park, which has a playground and a basketball court.
This is the second time in two days that police and fire units have been called to a fire caused by meth. Firefighters responded to an apartment fire early Thursday morning at 2701 Ridgewood Drive and discovered a meth lab. A man was taken to Elkhart General Hospital with injuries from the fire.
So far this year police have identified 18 meth-contaminated properties in Elkhart County, without counting the scene of the fire Friday that remains under investigation, said Tara Still, environmentalist with the Elkhart County Health Department.
Indiana Administrative Code 318 requires property owners to clean an area that has been designated by police as a previous meth lab location.
When police identify a meth lab, they forward the information to the health department, which in turn posts an "Unfit for Human Habitation" order outside the property until the it is either demolished or decontaminated.


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What really happened during today's Olympic semifinal match between James Blake and Fernando Gonzalez?
James, who lost to Gonzo in a thrilling 4-6, 7-5, 11-9 match, accused the Chilean of unfair play for an incident that occurred in the final set. At 8-9 and with Gonzo serving, James hit a back hand passing shot that landed long but he claimed it ticked the Chilean's racquet. Upon TV review the ball was shown to have clipped the edge of his racquet but Gonzo didn't concede the point.
The 2004 silver medalist doesn't believe the ball touched his racquet telling the press,
I didn't feel anything. I mean, it's just one point. There is an umpire. If I'm 100 percent sure about it, I mean, I will give it. But I'm not sure. James felt, in the spirit of the Games, the Chilean should have conceded the point saying,
I've spoken all week about how much I've enjoyed the Olympic experience, how much I love the spirit of it. That's a disappointing way to exit the tournament, when you not only lose the match, but you lose a little faith in your fellow competitor.I tracked down a YouTube clip of the point in question and around the 2:05 minute mark you can see a close-up of the incident:
Whatever he wants to say is fine. Whatever is going to get him to have some sleep tonight, then that's fine.
Did it clip Gonzo's Babolat stick or is James seeing things? Based on this video and seeing it on TV it looks like the ball did touch his racquet and he would have felt it. C'mon, ballers are so sensitive to their equipment including the slightest changes of tension in their racquets so how did he not feel a ball nick his stick?
I do hope he's telling the truth. Otherwise, it's bad sportsmanship and worse at the Olympics - happy sleeping tonight Gonzo.
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THE LOW DOWN: Did James' ball nick Gonzo's stick? You decide.
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It totally did. I mean, the ball changed direction. There was no celebration after the point from Gonzalez, even before Blake started going on at the obtuse, moronic, purblind....crappy umpire! Bad show from both Gonzalez and the Umpire, that point was bound to have got Blake wound up, and even though it may not have changed the eventual outcome of the match, it was going against the spirit of the Olympics. He either felt it or he didn't, none of this namby-pamby "I'm not sure" bunkum.ReplyDelete
P.S - the reason I'm on such a tirade is mainly due to my despair after the Nadal/Djokovic semi. So close, so close. And seeing a grown man cry was almost as disconcerting as seeing a professional tennis player miss that last volley Nole hit. Shame on you.
- AnonymousAugust 15, 2008 at 10:03 AM
Cheating in the Olympics, NEVER!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 15, 2008 at 10:30 AM
This vid doesn't work. :(ReplyDelete
It looked like it hit when I saw it on TV. lame, lame, lame.ReplyDelete
Oooooh Rich, is the video gone for a reason? Did YouTube take it down at someone's behest? Great post.ReplyDelete
Duh-amn, we are stupefied.
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I wanted Nole to win but I hope he gets the bronze.ReplyDelete
Sarah, Fed has cried many times and one time at the athens olympics after 2nd round Berdych defeat, it's just that we haven't seen Nole cry yet.ReplyDelete
VW, I never denied the fact that male tennis players have cried, just that no matter how many times I witness it I still find it upsetting. And we haven't seen Nole cry yet, he must've been gutted. I hope he gets the Bronze, too. But James Blake has been playing very well.ReplyDelete
sorry guys - it seems "the man" has ruined our viewing pleasure and taken the video away...drats!ReplyDelete
It's true, not even when he lost to Roger at last year's US Open final did he cry (& that was when he wasted 5 set points!!). So I was truly shocked when he did after today's match. It was disheartening to see. I hope he gathers himself & wins the bronze medal.ReplyDelete
"So I was truly shocked when he did after today's match. It was disheartening to see. I hope he gathers himself & wins the bronze medal."ReplyDelete
it just goes to show you (and the tennis media) how much the Olympics mean to these ballers. they just don't get it do they?
^ That was my exact point Rich. <thumbs up> A gold medal isn't worth as much as a Slam? Doesn't seem like it to me when it comes to the players.ReplyDelete
I'm willing to give Gonzo the benefit of the doubt. I know I've had many a heated argument over just such a situation on the public courts. Sometimes you really don't feel it. Seriously. Especially when you are ducking a 90 mph groud stroke that the opposing player just hit right at you. And it didn't happen on a match point. It was on Gonzo's serve and there hadn't been any breaks in the third set. James just let it get under his skin.ReplyDelete
That said, I love James and hope he get's the Bronze for team U.S.A.
- AnonymousAugust 16, 2008 at 1:54 AM
On my channel they showed it on slow mo and it DEFINATLEY deflected off his racquet.ReplyDelete
How can Gonzalez deserve at least a silver when either Nole or James won't get a medal at all?
- AnonymousAugust 16, 2008 at 4:17 AM
unethical ! but hey this is the beijing olympics, everything about it sucksReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 17, 2008 at 8:45 PM
PLEASE: PERHAPS INTO A POINT WAS IT GOING TO CHANGE THE HISTORY OF THE PARTY? BLAKE WAS A LOOSER, THIS IS THE SIMPLE TRUTH. NOT FOR A RUBBING IN FERNANDO'S RACKET, BUT BECAUSE IT COULD NOT SUPPORT HIS SERVICE. BY THE WAY. GONZO SPEAKS PERFECTLY ENGLISH, BUT YOUR OPINION DOES NOT MATTER FOR HIM.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 17, 2008 at 8:45 PM
PLEASE: PERHAPS INTO A POINT WAS IT GOING TO CHANGE THE HISTORY OF THE PARTY? BLAKE WAS A LOOSER, THIS IS THE SIMPLE TRUTH. NOT FOR A RUBBING IN FERNANDO'S RACKET, BUT BECAUSE IT COULD NOT SUPPORT HIS SERVICE. BY THE WAY. GONZO SPEAKS PERFECTLY ENGLISH, BUT YOUR OPINION DOES NOT MATTER FOR HIM.ReplyDelete
- ObserverSeptember 18, 2008 at 4:27 PM
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- AnonymousFebruary 18, 2009 at 1:07 PM
Maybe gonzales felt it but i trully doubt it, its Blakes fault for just giving up after that. I still believe gonzalez is the much better tennis player. I like Blake, better than ways his name riddick culous LOL I really don't like himReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 18, 2009 at 1:09 PM
He didn't cheat he doesn't need to cheat he beat Blake before many timesReplyDelete


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Exclusive Insurance/Financial Advisors of The Co-operators are entrepreneurial minded leaders who enjoy a rewarding career with excellent earning potential. As a high achieving business builder you will manage your own insurance agency. You will have strong visible ties to the community and a sincere desire to cultivate long term relationships with our clients. Through use of The Co-operators exclusive Future Success Planning service, you will help Canadians define and meet their financial security needs.
As an Insurance/Financial Advisor, you will be responsible for developing agency business plans that are in line with corporate strategy and meet sales and market share goals in the areas of life, wealth and general insurance products. You will be responsible for recruitment, training and development of agency staff. Front line risk selection and ensuring compliance with industry and corporate standards are keys to success. You will work with underwriting and claims departments and provide input on product viability, design and marketing programs
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Press Release 08-163 2008 Science and Engineering Visualization Challenge Winners Announced
Winning entries will appear in Sept. 26 issue of Science
"Glass Forest" won first place in photography.
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September 25, 2008
The National Science Foundation (NSF) along with the journal Science, published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), today announced the winners of their sixth annual International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge.
The winning entries included breathtaking photographs and graphics that reveal intricate details of our world--the three-dimensional path made by a rapidly spinning string cutting through space and the unique anatomy of the half-meter-long Loligo pealei squid whose tiny suckers are 400 micrometers in diameter.
"I wanted to reveal the tiny world we trample through, creating scenes that at first glance are parallel to our macroscopic world, until you look a little closer," said Colleen Champ, a first-place winner with Dennis Kunkel in the Informational Graphics category. "The 'Mad Hatter's Tea' is one scene from many, depicting a quote from the fanciful mind of Lewis Carroll," she added. This scene will be featured on the cover of the Sept. 26, 2008, issue of Science.
Illustrators, photographers, computer programmers and graphics specialists from around the world were invited to submit visualizations that would intrigue, explain and educate. More than 180 entries were received from 21 countries.
The winning entries communicate information about the creation of spontaneous buckling of a poly(ethylene glycol) layer resembling wrinkles that appear on flowers' petals and leaves' edges; the 3D rendering, at nanometer resolution, of a melanoma cell through ion abrasion electron microscopy; the display of microbial biofilm from a stream, explaining its role within the stream's micro-ecosystem; and, more. The Sept. 26, 2008, issue of Science will feature the winning entries, which will also be freely available at http://www.sciencemag.org/vis2008/ and the NSF's website at http://www.nsf.gov/news/special_reports/scivis/.
The 2008 winning entries are included in the following five categories:
First Place:
Mario De Stefano, The Second University of NaplesThe Glass Forest
Honorable Mentions (tie):
Andrew Davidhazy, Rochester Institute of TechnologyString Vibrations
Jessica D. Schiffman and Caroline L. Schauer; Drexel UniversitySquid Suckers: The Little Monsters That Feed the Beast
Ye Jin Eun and Douglas B. Weibel; University of Wisconsin-MadisonPolymazing
Linda Nye and the Exploratorium Visualization Laboratory; The ExploratoriumZoom Into the Human Bloodstream
Chris Harrison, Carnegie Mellon University; Christoph Römhild, North Elbian Evangelical Lutheran ChurchVisualizing the Bible
Donald Bliss and Sriram Subramaniam; National Library of Medicine, NIH3D Imaging of Mammalian Cells with Ion-Abrasion Scanning Electron Microscopy
Colleen Champ and Dennis Kunkel; Concise Image Studios"Mad Hatter's Tea" from Alice's Adventures in a Microscopic Wonderland
Honorable Mention:
Andrew Dopheide and Gillian Lewis; University of AucklandStream Micro-Ecology: Life in a Biofilm
Jeremy Friedberg and Tommy Sors; Spongelab InteractiveGenomics Digital Lab: Plant Cells
Janet Iwasa; Massachusetts General HospitalExploring Life's Origins
Travis Vermilye and Kenneth EwardA Window Into Life
Mirjam Kaplow and Katharina Strohmeier; Fraunhofer FIRSTSmarter than the Worm
Etsuko Uno and Drew Berry; The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical ResearchFighting Infection by Clonal Selection
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The Intensive English Programs at Southeast Missouri State University are part of the Office of International Education and Services and housed at the university's International Center. Comprised of five distinct program areas: The Intensive English Program (academic), Graduate Conditional Admission Program (Grad CAP), Short Term Programs, American Family Homestay Program, and the Conversation Partners Program, the Intensive English Programs collectively serve about 200 international students each year.
The Intensive English Program (academic) is the largest of these program areas having between 100 and 120 students full time enrolled each semester from more than ten different countries. This is an ESL academic program operating in five eight-week sessions during the year and providing college preparation in English language Listening and Speaking, Reading, Writing and Grammar. Courses are taught in four levels—beginning, low intermediate, high intermediate, and advanced—depending on students' proficiencies at the time they enter. Twenty full and part time faculty and an administrative assistant teach and manage the program. Most IEP students pursue undergraduate degrees at Southeast upon completion of the program.
The ESL Graduate Conditional Admission Program (Grad CAP) provides an opportunity for those students who meet most or all of the requirements for admission to graduate school at Southeast, except for requirements of English language proficiency, to become proficient in the English language at a graduate level.
Short Term Programs are language and culture programs of three to five weeks in length and consists of a balance of regular learning excursions to nearby cites and classroom experiences that relate to those outings (theme-based). Normally, STPs are jointly sponsored by a foreign university and Southeast and participants are college students at those institutions. All participants in STPs are housed in homestay for the duration of the program as a part of language and cultural experience. One to three Short Term Programs are held a year in May, July, and/or February.
The American Family Homestay Program is open to all incoming Intensive English Program students, 18-20 years of age, during their first few weeks at Southeast. This provides the student with the opportunity to learn about American family culture and to further his/her burgeoning English language skills. This also offers community members the opportunity to "adopt" an international student and to benefit from the cross-cultural experience of having an international student live with them for a few weeks.
The Conversation Partners Program provides the opportunity for members of our campus community (often times American students) and beyond to become a conversation partner with an international student in the Intensive English Program. This activity gives the international student more opportunity to practice his/her English conversational skills, acclimate to university campus life, and to gain from the cross-cultural experience. Conversation partners meet in pairs or in groups, two to four hours each week. No specific curriculum is expected but the Office of Intensive English Programs provides a handbook of suggested topics and other resources that many find helpful.


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Canadian & U.S. Torts (2120)
Torts is the study of civil legal wrongs (other than those based on contract). The course focuses principally on negligence, but includes introductions to intentional torts, strict liability, and product liability.
A Canadian Torts module is also taught in the same Term and is treated as 1 credit of the 5 credits for this course. Restricted to students enrolled in the Dual J.D. Program.
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) -- A trailer came loose from a pickup truck and rolled across the median of Interstate 10 in southern Louisiana, striking another truck in an accident that left one person dead.
State police said the accident happened around 3:15 p.m. Friday between the Highland Road exit and Louisiana 73 at Prairieville. Traffic was tied up in both directions until authorities reopened I-10 just before 7 p.m.
The trailer came loose from a westbound truck and crossed into the eastbound lane. The name of the victim had not been released as of Friday evening.
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This is my second take at a city. It is part of the same world I have posted most of my maps about.
A brief description of the city is in the map itself. As for my work, I was indeed trying to render the layout of certain parts of the city more organic and less regular, but photoshop decided to crash halfway, losing lot of changes, and that quite dispirited me. So for now I will consider it finished, perhaps I will re-do it in the future (although it is not THAT important in the bigger picture of Arya, indeed).
One thing I would particularly like feedback about is the feeling of size. It should have 20-30 thousand inhabitants, but perhaps the proportions are not right (notice that most houses are 2-3 storeys).


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Tallahassee, FL - December 5, 2012 - This morning at 4:40, the Tallahassee Fire Department responded to a house fire in the 8500 Block of Roberts Road. Firefighters reported heavy fire through the roof upon arrival and were unable to locate any occupants as they quickly searched home.
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I've often written in CityBeat about the Humana Festival of New American Plays that happens annually at Actors Theatre of Louisville. I look forward to this annual collection of new works, regarded by many as the premier opportunity in the to see fully staged works by contemporary playwrights. (This year is the Humana Festival's 33rd iteration, and it opens March 1.)
But Actors Theatre isn't the only place for new work in the United States. I recently spent time at the Colorado New Play Summit, presented in its fourth year by the Denver Center Theatre Company (DCTC), which takes a different approach.
New Stage Collective has announced it's shutting down operations after presenting Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music April 30-May 8. Producing Artistic Director Alan Patrick Kenny says the musical will be staged at Know Theatre of Cincinnati instead of the company's Main Street space.
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park Producing Artistic Director Ed Stern today announced that he will leave the esteemed regional theater after two more seasons, following the 2011-12 season, his 20th. Ed's tenure at the Playhouse predates CityBeat's coming into existence: He began in 1992, two years before CityBeat began publishing. I had the pleasure of writing about the recovery of the theater under Stern for EveryBody's News and then for CityBeat; the Playhouse was in desperate financial straits when Stern and Executive Director Buzz Ward took over — a $1.25 million accumulated deficit.
OK, I'm a little behind the curve in sharing the word about Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati's 25th season, which was actually announced about a week ago. It was a tad anticlimactic, since Producing Artistic Director D. Lynn Meyers had announced some of this information back in early June. Nevertheless, with the opening of the 2010-2011 season just a few weeks away, the complete picture is now in place. ETC will offer four regional premieres, a premiere musical revue and several special limited performance events.
I think there are few more satisfying segments of musical theater than the opening 10 minutes of the musical Chicago, which is in town for a brief run at the Aronoff Center. The first number, "All That Jazz," gives you an encyclopedia of the stylistic dance moves of iconic choreographer Bob Fosse, followed by "Funny Honey," an introduction of Roxie Hart, who murders her low-life lover. A few minutes later, "Cell Block Tango" provides the set-up for the colorful women who are in prison for their acts of violence. The touring production stars Terra MacLeod as Velma Kelly and Bianca Marroquin as Roxie Hart (the roles played by Catherine Zeta-Jones and Renee Zellweger in the Academy Award-winning film) and they dance and sing with the requisite zest. Chicago opens with a quick speech defining it as containing "violence, exploitation, adultery and treachery — all the things we hold near and dear to our hearts." If you're looking for a stylish musical with nary a whiff of the holidays, this is the show to see this weekend. It runs through Sunday. Tickets: 800-982-2787.
Presuming that reports about Disney's High School Musical wouldn't interest CityBeat's readers, I've not previously written about that popular phenomenon, driven by repeated airing on the Disney Channel. And I'm still not certain that it's of that much interest to anyone who regularly reads this blog.
But I went to see High School Musical 2 on Feb. 28, presented by the Children's Theatre of Cincinnati (CTC) at the Taft Theatre. I imagined a show that would appeal to kids, and my expectations were reinforced by the hordes of moms and dads escorting little ones into the Taft. But what I saw onstage surprised me.
The 2009 Cincy Fringe Festival wraps up tonight. Starting today at 2 p.m., 18 different productions are presenting their final shows and both Film Fringe and Visual Fringe are wrapping up at the Art Academy of Cincinnati.
Rick Pender reports that ticket sales have already surpassed Fringe organizers' goals, and today's beautiful weather should bring out a final wave of good attendance.
Reviews of all 18 of today's shows are posted on CityBeat's Fringe micro-site, including The Secrets Project, which opened last night at New Stage Collective and presents its second and final performance tonight at 7:30. In fact, CityBeat writers have reviewed all 31 Fringe shows, with most reviews being posted the morning after their debut performances.


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Non-coding RNA as tool for the active control of stem cell differentiation
Stem cells are multipotent, meaning that they can develop into any cell type of the human body. Biomedical applications propose that, after introduction into humans, stem cells could replenish damaged or lost cells in human bodies and thereby cure human diseases such as Parkinson, Alzheimer's, and diabetes. One prerequisite for the success of the biomedical application of stem cells are tools that actively control the development of a stem cell into any given cell type, such as neurons, muscle cells, or insulin-producing pancreatic cells. However, the tools directing stem cell differentiation are only now being discovered. The proposed research project intends to fill this gap and uses a novel research approach to develop tools, which can control to development of cells (cell differentiation) into any desired cell type.
The research approach is based on studies, indicating that a novel group of non-coding RNAs plays an important role in cell differentiation in the fruit fly and mice. The non-coding RNA originate from and control the expression of genes, whose activities control cell differentiation. We have shown that the introduction of non-coding RNA into cells changes the developmental fate of cells, suggesting that the non-coding RNA represent tools that control the differentiation of cells including stem cells. We have identified 32 non-coding RNAs in human cells, which originate from different regulators of cell differentiation and are transcribed in differentiated but not human stem cells. Thus, the specific working hypothesis of the research project is that non-coding RNA control the differentiation of human stem cells.
To test that hypothesis, we shall assess whether non-coding RNA can induce stem cell differentiation. First (Aim 1), we shall test whether the introduction of non-coding RNA into human stem cells activates the expression of genes, whose activities control cell differentiation. To confirm the results of Aim 1, we shall assess whether non-coding RNA-mediated expression of key regulatory genes of cell differentiation coincides with the recruitment of regulatory proteins, which establish and maintain the expression of the key regulatory genes throughout the entire life. This is important, as an actively controlled progression of stem cell to differentiated cell is only then successful, when the differentiated cell maintains its identity throughout the entire life. Third, we shall elucidate whether activation of key regulatory genes by non-coding RNA induces cell differentiation. In summary, the proposed project will provide novel insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying stem cell differentiation and novel molecular tools to control stem cell differentiation. Our efforts will significantly contribute towards the development of biomedical applications that allow the utilization of stem cells in the treatment of human diseases.
The long-term goal of the proposed project is the development of molecular tools, which are capable to actively control the differentiation of stem cells. California will benefit from the proposed research project in several ways.
ResearchThe proposed research project represents a novel avenue of stem cell research. Tools, which can actively control stem cell differentiation, remain elusive. Thus, the proposed development of such tools represents a major advancement in stem cell research and provides California with cutting-edge technology. In addition, the research project provides training opportunities for the next generation of stem cell researchers.
EconomyThe proposed research project will benefit the economy of the State of California. The proposed research provides employment opportunities for researchers. In addition, the developed technology can be transferred into a company setting (e.g., in form of a start-up company) that provides additional employment opportunities and tax revenue for the State of California. The generated revenue will provide compensation for the State of California that is likely to exceed the amount of the initial investment by the Stare of California into the proposed research proposal by many magnitudes.
Public HealthThe proposed project has the potential to make a significant contribution to stem cell research in particular the biomedical application of stem cells. In the long-term, technology derived from this project will contribute to the development of assays to treat human diseases. Thus, the proposed project will provide the citizens of California with novel biomedical assays capable of treating diseases such as diabetes, Parkinson and Alzheimer's.
Epigenetic mechanisms play pivotal roles in cell fate determination during development. Long non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) are in involved in epigenetic gene expression by recruiting epigenetic regulators to target genes. We are dissecting the role of ncRNAs in the stemcellness and differentiation of human embryonic stem cells (hESC). We have used biochemical and molecular approaches to identify ncRNAs, which associate with epigenetic regulators in hESC and are involved in the regulation of the expression of homeotic (HOX) genes. HOX genes encode for key regulators of cell differentiation in Arthropods and Chordates. We have identified 32 ncRNAs, which are transcribed during hESC differentiation. The detailed dissection of the role of two of the identified ncRNAs in HOX gene expression has resulted in novel insights into the role of ncRNAs in hESC differentiation. The ncRNA Mistral plays an important role in ectoderm development, one of the three germ layers that give rise to all cells, tissues and organs. Inactivation of Mistral ncRNA during hESC development prevents ectoderm development, indicating that Mistral is a key regulator of ectoderm development. The second ncRNA Scirocco is involved in epigenetic activation of HOX genes, controlling mesoderm development.
The obtained results support a model in which ncRNAs regulate important steps during hESC differentiation. Our results lay a foundation for the application of ncRNAs in hESC differentiation and the development of diagnostic and therapeutic assays to detect and manipulate the differentiation of hESC. The obtained results open novel areas in the filed of stem cell research by providing tools and assays that actively control the differentiation of hESC. These assays represent valuable additions to the efforts aimed at the active control hESC differentiation in order to obtain desired cell types.
The establishment and maintenance of mitotically and meitotically stable -epigenetic- gene expression patterns is paramount for cell proliferation and differentiation. Long non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs) have emerged as important regulators of epigenetic gene expression, in particular epigenetic gene silencing. NcRNAs have been associated with imprinting, gene dosage compensation, gene silencing and metastasis. NcRNAs silence gene expression by recruiting epigenetic repressors of the Polycomb group family to target genes. However, the functional importance of ncRNAs in stem cell biology remains unknown.
This project is aimed at the dissection of the role and function of ncRNAs in stem cell differentiation. During the funding period, we have focused on the functional characterization of one ncRNA. The ncRNA is transcribed in differentiating embryonic stem cells (ESCs) and facilitates activation of Hox genes. Hox genes are key regulators of cell differentiation and establish the developmental fate of cells. Destruction of Mistral through RNAi attenuates the differentiation of ESCs. Collectively, our results uncover a role for the ncRNAin epigenetic activation of gene expression and stem cell differentiation and identify ncRNAs as important regulators of stem cell differentiation. The obtained results establish a foundation for the development of novel tools and assays that actively control the differentiation of stem cells and direct the differentiation of stem cells into a desired cell type.


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I have three test installs going at the moment with some focus groups with the intention of rolling out Zimbra to replace our Squirrelmail setup. I've had some fairly good feedback from two of them with the other just getting off the ground after some teething problems and a couple of gripes which are probably more useful to share.
1. It's been mentioned before with the general consensus being that they will be incorporated at some point so I won't dwell on this but tasks are a much missed feature in Zimbra.
2. Documents. I realize they are in beta still but while they offer some really good opportunities, their implementation is a little akward it was felt. The notion of the "Notebook" organizational structure isn't really as intuitive as one might think, particularly to people who are used to a file and folder organizational method.
One major question was why can you embed a spreadsheet in a document but you cannot create a document that is exclusively a spreadsheet (Such as an Excel file is).
3. Understandably you cannot have the documents feature in the basic client but it would be good if you could at least still read them if not create them.
4. You can't share email inboxes or folders. Or at least if you can I am utterly missing where you do this. This is a big let down as a shared sales inbox is not a possibility.
5. Sharing of documents and calenders is messy. It was felt that if you share your calender with another user, it should just become visible in a users calender list. The whole inviting a person to view your calender concept meant that quite a few users where not even aware they had permission to view someone else's calender.
Here is an example of what I mean. Manager A shares his calender with the "Managers" group and sends out the invitation to share the calender to the group. The other managers receive the email and add his calender.
However after this has been done, User X, User Y and User Z get elevated to the status of managers and get put into the Managers group. However because they are not aware of Manager A's existence and vice versa, they do not get access to Managers A's calender because they never got the email and Manager A will not know to send it to them...
The same issue applies to documents and address books.
A much much better system would be if you have shared something with a group or individual, they see it by default the minute you share it or they become part of the group you have shared it with.
6. There is no year view in the calender. Unhelpful if you need an overall picture or you are plotting when to take your annual leave, training days, etc.
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Nuggets are good.
Summer is basically nuggets./p>
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See Grilled Dogs get eaten./p>
A picture is worth a thousand mmm's.
When you're late but you go to BK anyways. #ThingsAreLookingUp https://t.co/J0BhPYFPk6/p>
No matter what happened yesterday, there's $1.49 nuggets today./p>
Search history: Chicken Fries Activites, Fun things to do with Chicken Fries, Am I spending too much time with Chicken Fries/p>
Focus on what's important. Like the OREO Chocolate Shake.
*Finds onion ring in fries*
*Tells everyone he's the chosen one*/p>
The drive-thru: when it's 7pm and you still don't feel like changing out of your sweatpants./p>
Possible DJ names:
DJ Hold the Mayo
DJ Whopper Time
DJ Second Lunch/p>
Fun game: change your name to Chicken Fries./p>
Happy Cinco for Cuatro. #5for4 #CincoDeMayo
Views from The King #WayUp
The all new Chicken Fries Rings will take you full circle, according to bad puns
Day dippin.
The best things in life are nuggets. #Repost
Late night. Crave night.
We'll show you how to say phrases in ASL. In return, you show us how you would say "WHOPPER" in ASL. Deal? #WHOPPERsign
Onion rings: like a phone ring, but better tasting./p>
It's a good day for a classic. #NationalHamburgerDay https://t.co/Zi6Dlu4AEf/p>
Call your mom. Tell her you love her. Then ask if she'll bring you nuggets./p>
Have a nugget day. https://t.co/KeJoZhP6nn/p>
Summer is so close we can smell it. Nevermind, those are fries./p>
There's no such thing as too many nuggets.
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When you're late but you go to BK anyways. #ThingsAreLookingUp
Missed connection: you were tall, golden brown. You were covered in salt and your friends looked just like you. Pretty sure you were fries./p>
Focus on what's important. Like the OREO Chocolate Shake. https://t.co/IPIFli5a2J/p>
10 nuggets for $1.49 are back. You're welcome.
10 nuggets for $1.49 are back. You're welcome. https://t.co/uKQnvrHcG8/p>
Onion rings. Wedding rings. Same difference./p>
Beauty is in the eye of the cupholder with a Dr Pepper Shake in it./p>
The Grilled Dog fam has gotten bigger. The all new Whopper Dog.
#NoFilter #Repost
Everything that's on a Whopper is now on a hot dog. The Whopper Dog is here.
Burgers make everything better./p>
Turn it up for less. 5 for $4.
Happy Cinco for Cuatro. #5for4
Get the WHOPPER, get the girl./p>
School's out, nuggets out./p>
Here's to chocolate. The Oreo Chocolate Shake.
Jeans are just denim napkins./p>
Balance is key.
Crave like you mean it.
The best of both worlds.
"Even more fiery than the original!" — ??
Smells so good you can almost taste it. #NationalHamburgerDay
Have a nugget day.
Say Whopper into a Burger King drive-thru three times fast and get fed./p>
Looks just like the real thing. You're making us hungry. https://t.co/sTE14AnXx0/p>
Reason to believe: Chicken Fries./p>
A side of onion rings goes a long way. #FoodHack https://t.co/u4jO1ZvdM3/p>
Top your Grilled Dog like the Whopper it wants to be. #WhopperDog https://t.co/LsFLaG2L2U/p>
If someone would just replace watermelons in math word problems with fries, studying would be way better. #TipsForFinals/p>
Life's not perfect. But at least nuggets are $1.49. https://t.co/mO2AC5f2aJ/p>
The best weddings have onion ring bearers./p>
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text: The app explosion apple 22 December 09 by David Rowan and Tom Cheshire This article was taken from the February issue of Wired UK magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online"I'm a bit of a geek,"Jamie Oliver says between shoots for his US TV show. "I love vintage cookbooks, fiddling around with old kitchen kit. And I love technology and new ways of doing things. So when I first saw the iPhone, I was thinking: 'Recipes!'" It's mid-November, and five weeks ago Oliver extended his multimedia ubiquity to the iPhone platform by launching his 20 Minute Meals application. A combination of 50 new recipes, 75 minutes of video, a touchscreen shopping list and the ability to toggle for portion size, it went on sale at £4.99 ($7.99 in the US) on October 9, and within days had become Apple's top-grossing UK app as well as the top lifestyle app - attracting mostly enthusiastic five-star reviews. Apple then featured it on TV commercials on both sides of the Atlantic, and soon other celebrity-cook publishers were sourcing software developers in search of their own app-store business opportunity, excited by industry rumours (unconfirmed) that Meals' revenue was approaching seven figures. For Oliver, though, it was just one more "brilliant" way to spread the mission of healthy eating. "If it's inspired people to cook better, then it's succeeded," he says. "I am always on the lookout for new ways to get my message across, and I had all these ideas about all these clever little things you could do. All of those mad ideas ended up in the app. The number of customer reviews I've seen from people who are really getting into cooking through the app - it's brilliant." Behind the scenes there was a complex six-month process of development led by a small east London software house called Zolmo, with backing from Oliver's friend Ajaz Ahmed, cofounder of digital agency AKQA. "Jamie came up with the context, and the first couple of months we had a very focused team who fleshed it out, working closely with Jamie and his team," explains Zolmo's cofounder, Tristan Celder. "There were around 30 people involved as absolutely everything was purpose-built - project managers, product designer, graphic designer, sound designer, content manager and developers. And then you have the people involved in content production - from the photographers to an entire video production company." The iPhone and iPod Touch offered the chance to create an uncompromising new format that went beyond a book or TV show. "The contextual nature of the device, the inherent mobility and convenience, meant that we could put a toolset in your pocket that was always available," Celder says. "We could have simply written recipes in a magazine format, but Jamie wrote them to match the context of the device, with each step having its own photo. The possibilities ahead are astounding - in the next few years we'll see all sorts of hybrid lifestyle and entertainment formats. It's the stuff I used to dream of as a kid. I can't wait." We are barely 18 months into the era of smartphone app stores, but already they are transforming the mobile software economy. Apple launched its App Store in July 2008 to distribute free and paid-for applications yet, by last September, when there were roughly 30 million iPhone users and 20 million iPod Touch owners, more than two billion apps had been downloaded from a selection of 85,000 (built by more than 125,000 developers) - a number that had risen to 100,000 by November. There are no official estimates of the size of the app economy, but mobile ad-serving business AdMob estimated last July that around $200 million worth of applications were being sold in Apple's App Store every month - some $2.4 billion a year. Google's Android Market, meanwhile, launched in October 2008 as a rival storefront for its open-source Android phones; within a year there were 15,000 apps. The following April, BlackBerry's parent company Research In Motion had also launched a store, BlackBerry App World, with 3,500 apps now available; Nokia launched its own Ovi Store in May, with a further 7,500 now; and in June, Palm launched its App Catalog for the Pre handset, with 300 apps available. Then there is the mobile browser itself. Mozilla is betting hard that the emerging HTML5 open-source standard will overtake all the app stores as the developer's platform of choice. "Look at Apple bragging about having 100,000 apps," says Jay Sullivan, vice-president of mobile at Mozilla. "But how many websites and blogs are there? Is any proprietary closed system going to be able to spur the type of innovation that the open web has? I really do doubt it." Whichever way it goes, we are at the start of an economic and behavioural transformation. According to more than 20 investors, active developers and analysts Wired consulted for this investigation, the app business has the potential to challenge, some say even overtake, the size of the desktop-computer software industry. Welcome to the next smartphone revolution. "We are at the very beginning of the app economy and, yeah, the market for mobile-phone apps will one day soon be as significant as that for software for desktops," according to Ilja Laurs, founder of cross-platform app store GetJar, from where more than half a billion apps have been downloaded to 1,761 supported devices. "Think of apps as music. A song is a disposable item that you pay a dollar or two for; you listen to it five or ten times and then you replace it. The mobile-phone app consumer spends similar amounts of time and money on apps each month as on songs. So the app economy will be at least as big as the music industry. But then throw in what apps are about today; they're like early websites, where anyone could connect with the consumer in a newway. Meanwhile, the phone is becoming a productivity tool, with growing business use. Already today the ratio of phones to desktops is four to one, and a quarter of these phones will become proper smartphones in the next five years. We're talking of an apps market worth billions of dollars a year." Joe Hewitt, who developed the immensely popular Facebook app for Apple's App Store, agrees. "The app economy is one of those rare cases where insane hype is actually justified," he says. "The iPhone and its copycats are creating a ton of new ways to use the internet, and in the process changing people's lifestyles." How did this happen? By Apple persuading 100 million consumers to store their credit card details so that they could buy digital goods with one click on a screen. The iTunes Store's ease of use has led to its selling more than 8.5 billion songs - so when it announced the App Store in March 2008, Apple sought an equally user-friendly interface, and one that was developer friendly. Software developers pick the retail price, pay no credit-card, marketing or hosting fees, can distribute free apps at no charge, and receive income monthly. At the time, Apple CEO Steve Jobs called it "the best deal going" - and within four days, the software-development kit had been downloaded over 100,000 times, rising to 1,000,000 by June 2009. Still, the company was unprepared for the speed of adoption. "I've never seen anything like this in my whole career for software," Jobs told The Wall Street Journal in August 2008. Bob Borchers, then the iPhone's senior director for product marketing, recalls that Apple was amazed by the store's incredible growth. "The point at which we realised that developers had the capacity for infinite creativity was just before Christmas 2008, when the Ocarina app came out," he says. "It transformed the iPhone - which I'd worked on since concept - into a 16th-century woodwind instrument. We then thought, wow, there's a lot people can do here." The legend of the millionaire iPhone developer soon took hold. Ethan Nicholas, who built a war game called iShoot, told Wired.com that he quit his job the day his game reached No 1 in the App Store, earning him $37,000 in a day and $600,000 in a month. Joel Comm's iFart - which makes the sound of, well, you can guess - earned him over $10,000 a day. Steve Demeter, who created the Trism puzzle game, was quoted as saying it earned him $250,000 in two months. "I liken the App Store to a goldrush," Demeter says now. "I feel like one of those guys, sitting in the riverbed in 1848, waving a big chunk of gold in the air. The next year, suddenly you have entire towns set up, panning for gold. Not all of these people are going to find as big a chunk of gold as me, but you know what? Someone's got to build sifters, conveyor belts and pickaxes." Read page 2 1234 Read on one page Latest on wired.co.uk


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Bullet-proof doors and windows, security fencing, surveillance cameras, more armed law enforcement and even pepper spray could be in the cards for Marion County public schools.
And county residents could be asked to pay a sales tax to cover the cost.
The School Board on Thursday directed Superintendent George Tomyn to prepare a comprehensive report on the cost of those measures, all designed to beef up school security in the aftermath of the Connecticut mass shooting.
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|Phillips County to host CRJA rodeos
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Phillips County Amateur Rodeo Association is planning to host the Colorado Junior Rodeo Association on Saturday and Sunday, May 16 and 17 in Holyoke, with 9 a.m. start times for rodeos each day.
Contestants may enter online at www.coloradojrrodeo.com at least 10 days prior to the rodeo, with late entries accepted at CJRA's discretion.
According to its web site, CJRA was established in 1994 to provide quality events allowing youth, ages 5-18, to advance their rodeo talent in the spirit of fair competition and the appreciation of good sportsmanship. In Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas and Nebraska, membership is over 1,600, with 900 families involved in working together to achieve family member's goals.
The organization plans to give over $110,000 of cash, prizes and scholarships to approximately 200 members who qualify for the finals to be held in Estes Park Aug. 14-16 of this year.
CJRA age categories are Pee Wee, Junior Boys, Junior Girls, Junior Mixed, Senior Boys, Senior Girls and Senior Mixed. Timed events will include barrel racing, pole bending, breakaway roping, goat tying, ribbon roping, steer wrestling and more.
Both rodeos will feature junior/senior team roping, an event that allows parents to compete with their children in the arena. Besides payback prizes, other local prizes are being planned for top event winners.
Attendance at the rodeos is free and open to the public. The rodeos are set to take place at the Phillips County Fairgrounds in Northeast Colorado, a quarter mile north of the intersection at Holyoke of Highways 385 and 6. Concessions will be available on the grounds.
For more information, contact Gale Wiebers through the Phillips County Extension office at 854-3616 or at home at 854-5067.


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May 29, 2016
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A person briefed on the Boston Marathon investigation says the explosives were in 6-liter pressure cookers and placed in black duffel bags.
The person says the explosives were placed on the ground and contained shards of metal, nails and ball bearings. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation was ongoing.
The person says law enforcement officials have some of the bomb components but did not yet know what was used to set off the explosives.
President Barack Obama said Tuesday the bombings were an act of terrorism but investigators do not know if they were carried out by an international or domestic organization, or perhaps by a "malevolent individual."
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Sports Network) - Karolina Pliskova of the Czech
Republic rallied past American Bethanie Mattek-Sands in Sunday's final at the
Malaysian Open.
Pliskova took down Bethanie Mattek-Sands by a 1-6, 7-5, 6-3 margin to capture
her first career WTA singles title. There was a rain delay in the third set.
Mattek-Sands, meanwhile, was playing in her fourth career WTA title match. She
has yet to win, though, also falling in finals at Quebec City in 2008 and 2010
before also losing in the 2011 Hobart title match.
The 27-year-old Minnesota native was a top-30 player before injuries began to
mount. She has dropped to 197th in the world.
Pliskova collected $40,000 for the victory.
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Every hunting season you miss is one you can not make up.
It amazes me how tough animals are. While not an elk, I shot a whitetail doe a few years back. After taking out the backstraps and cleaning them up, I found a .22 bullet laying in the fat, it had barely punched through the hide. Certainly not a mortal wound, but if someone shot you or me with a .22, chances are good that it would go clean through us, and for the deer... It might as well have been poked with a thorn.
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
Dang guys!
them are some crazy stories guys, I guess my closest to matching it i got is when i killed my biggest whitetail. I had him at 9 yards straight down from my bow stand walking away it was the only shot i had my arrow hit a rib dead center and only went in a couple of inches it was headed straight for the boiler room. A month later in rifle season i seen a mature looking deer standing in a group of trees at 70 yards half a mile from my bow stand i took the only shot i had(the white patch in the neck) he dropped in his tracks i walked over to what i figured to be a decent deer and seen it was the 164in 10 pt that had been shot in one of his ribs with a arrow i . It took me about 30 minutes to believe my eyes. That deer made me plum sick for a month!!
sick? bad meat?


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The IUCN Environmental Law Programme (ELP) has as its overriding rationale to assist in laying the strongest possible legal foundation for the conservation of the natural environment, thereby underpinning and supporting conservation efforts at national and international levels.
The origins of the ELP can be traced back to 1958 and there have been many significant achievements since that time. Ten major achievements organized by issue areas are noted below:
1. Creation of an integrated and computerized system for legal materials, the Environmental Law Information System (ELIS). Formally initiated at the Environmental Law Centre in 1974 following successful pilot tests, ELIS was the first and largest of its kind both with scope and user access; today it is part of ECOLEX, which is operated jointly by IUCN, FAO and UNEP.
The ELIS comprises the full spectrum of national to international legal texts and related materials currently managed in five major data bases. The five data bases are: International environmental treaties (multilateral and bilateral); Binding instruments of international and supernational organizations (EEC, Benelux, OECD); National environmental legislation; Legal and Policy-related literature and Soft Law (non-legally binding instruments -- declarations, resolutions, etc. adopted by major international bodies and conferences).
The ECOLEX Agreement provides for FAO to be responsible for the National Legislation data.
2. Major contribution to the development of international treaty law through the preparation of draft instruments, most notably:
- The African Convention on the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (Algiers, 1968)
- The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora -CITES (Washington 1973)
- The Convention for the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals - CMS (Bonn, 1979)
- The ASEAN Agreement on the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (Kuala Lumpur, 1985)
- The Convention on Biological Diversity - CBD (Rio, 1992)
- The International Covenant on Environment and Development, in cooperation with the International Council of Environmental Law (ICEL) and UNEP (1995 - present)