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Middletown resident Matthew C. Smith was inducted this month as the new president of the Delaware State Funeral Directors Association.
The 33-year-old co-owner of New Castle-based Spicer-Mullikin Funeral Homes and Crematory is a graduate of William Penn High School in New Castle and holds an associate's degree in mortuary science from Catonsville Community College in Maryland.
Smith also is a charter member and past president of the Southern New Castle County Rotary Club based in Middletown.
Smith, who previously served as the vice president of the DSFDA, officially began his two-year term as president following a March 9 installation of officers at the Dover Downs Hotel and Casino, in which his father and former Spicer-Mullikin co-owner Harvey C. Smith Jr. of Odessa was inducted as secretary.
Other executive officers inducted this month include vice president Andrew T. Parsell of the Lewes-based Parsell Funeral Home and treasurer John F. Yasik III of the John F. Yasik Funeral Home in Wilmington.
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Adidas Golf Shoes generally do not disappoint, and the Adicross III is no exception. Order 1/2 size up, since these are made 'off-shore'. Feet expand during a round, and blisters kinda suck.
They are nice and light compare to TPU-soled spikes, and look fine with shorts. Invest in some shoe trees, since they do shrink and curl if hung up wet. The saddle (where the laces are) is synthetic, but offers good lateral ankle and foot stability on funky lies.
I like the stability in the stance, grip and the padded ankle collar. I got mine in Wide, if you are a D/E width then you may want the same. Once the spikes wear out, you can probably do yard work in them!


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The Comeback
Thank the adviser for her interest — and then look for someone who wants to focus on people in your income bracket. Not only will such an adviser be more attentive, but she'll be more fluent with the issues you face.
8. "Your friend referred you; you know you can trust me."
If friends and family really knew what was best, blind dates would have better odds. Conventional wisdom says that personal references are the best place to start. But most people don't really know how their adviser stacks up compared with others.
When Minda Cutcher, a manager in San Jose, California, got married in her early 40s, she transferred most of her assets from her longtime financial adviser to an acquaintance of her husband's. "They played racquetball together," says Cutcher, now 50. "He hadn't been in business long, and my husband wanted to help him out." Unfortunately, the new adviser was more conservative than Cutcher's old adviser. He put much of their money into certificates of deposit, locking it up at rates that were below market. Cutcher finally returned to her old adviser, but some of her funds are still in those CDs.
The Comeback
Be prepared to grill potential advisers; use the checklists at napfa.org. And go online to see advisers' track records. Ask only the most money-savvy people you know — say, CPAs or estate-planning attorneys — for recommendations.
9. "Let's start with just one portion of your investments."
It may work to have an adviser handle just one part of your assets. But only if you first get a plan from a comprehensive financial planner. And don't give your adviser incomplete information. You could be setting him up to fail.
The Comeback
Find a financial planner you trust, and tell all. Your adviser has to know everything — even about the cash you hide from your husband — to write a solid plan that will help you reach your goals.
What Financial Titles Mean
Line up a bunch of business cards from financial advisers, and you'll see an apparently random jumble of words, followed by baffling acronyms. But if you want trustworthy advice, you can't just ignore the alphabet soup. Here's a cheat sheet.
Financial adviser, planner, investment consultant, analyst, wealth manager: Generic terms, not official or regulated titles. No training or experience required; anyone can hang out these shingles. Typically works for a brokerage house and earns commissions.
Broker or broker-dealer: Legal term for anyone licensed by the National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD) to buy and sell securities (stocks, bonds, mutual funds) on commission. At brokerages, officially referred to as "registered representatives."
Insurance agent or broker: A "captive" agent works for a single company and sells only its products. Independent agents can comparison shop among insurance companies to find you the best deal.
Chartered financial consultant (ChFC): An insurance agent with extra credit. A ChFC has at least three years of experience and has passed an exam on financial-planning basics, such as taxes, investment, and estate planning. (For information, go to chfc-clu.com.)
Certified financial planner (CFP): A planner with at least three years of experience who has passed an exam issued by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards. Subject to disciplinary process if they violate ethics code. (For information, go to cfp.net.)
Fee-only planners: Earn an hourly or flat fee or a percentage of the assets they manage for you. Never paid on commission. Go to napfa.org (National Association of Personal Financial Advisors). Hybrid or fee-based may earn both fees and commissions.
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Anquan Kenmile Boldin (twitter: @AnquanBoldin)
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College: Florida St. (school history) (Boldin college stats)
Drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the 2nd round (54th overall) of the 2003 NFL Draft.
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Dust storms are deadly / Pull over, turn off lights, wait / As earth becomes sky. — @tmichaels1
The above is just one of more than 400 original haiku poems Arizona DOT (ADOT) received after taking its "Pull Aside, Stay Alive" campaign to Twitter and asking followers to get creative in warning drivers to pull over during dust storms.
Although ADOT uses social media extensively to keep Arizona drivers informed and engaged, this was the department's first campaign of its type.
A haiku is a short Japanese poem that consists of three lines—the first and last with five syllables, the second with seven. Twitter's 140-character limit was perfect for these short poems. Twitter users employ "hashtags" — a word or phrase with the pound sign (#) placed in front of it — that let users find other people tweeting about the same subject. ADOT used this method to its advantage, which led to worldwide participation.
"We were all just pleased that so many people were talking about and raising the awareness of the dangers of driving into dust storms," says Nicole Sherbert, assistant communication director for ADOT.
On June 11, 2012, the transportation department, in partnership with the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the National Weather Service, and the Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety, launched the "Pull Aside, Stay Alive" campaign. It's designed to educate drivers of the danger of driving through haboobs, a particular type of dust storm found only in arid places such as Arizona and the Middle East.
Dust blows, swirls, and grows / Roadways become danger zones / Pull over, lights off — @Lisa4LFA
Would you fly a kite / in a giant hurricane? / Don't drive in haboobs. — @ChampPR
Signs of sand appear / Sunny day retreats in dark / Cars shift into park — @kdeegs
Look out for haboobs. / Be alert, avoid the dirt. / Wait! Arrive alive! — @ChinchillaZest
Woah! Mighty dust wall! / Pull over and turn off lights / Wait for clearer skies — @lindsaycat
Haboobs usually begin suddenly, and a wall of sand descends upon the landscape. They occur with little or no warning, and can reduce visibility to near-zero in mere seconds. The campaign message is simple — if you encounter a dust storm, after checking the traffic around you, pull to the side of the road, turn off all lights, and wait for the storm to pass before moving.
The ADOT communications team brainstormed on how to raise awareness in a brief amount of time. Thus, the haboob haiku was born.
On June 12 the team launched the poetry portion of the campaign via Twitter and their blog using the hashtag #HaboobHaiku. By the third day of the six-day social media blitz, Reuters picked up the story. News traveled fast, and more than 500 media stories were created by outlets such as CNN, The Weather Channel, Gawker, and the BBC. Even a newspaper in New Zealand ran a story on it.
By the end of the six days, the hashtag was used 1,817 times, says Sherbert. The department received hundreds of haikus from as far as Japan via Twitter, Facebook, email, phone calls, and even snail mail. The department then picked the top-10 haikus based on originality and effectiveness on spreading dust-storm awareness.
Don't worry if you didn't get to submit your haiku. There are talks to repeat the campaign next year. Start writing!
Read more #HaboobHaikus and learn more about Arizona DOT's "Pull Aside, Stay Alive" campaign.
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000 WTPZ32 KNHC 281431 TCPEP2 BULLETIN POST-TROPICAL CYCLONE SANDRA ADVISORY NUMBER 20 NWS NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL EP222015 800 AM MST SAT NOV 28 2015 ...SANDRA BECOMES A REMNANT LOW...THIS IS THE LAST ADVISORY... SUMMARY OF 800 AM MST...1500 UTC...INFORMATION ---------------------------------------------- LOCATION...22.0N 108.9W ABOUT 90 MI...145 KM SE OF CABO SAN LUCAS MEXICO MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...35 MPH...55 KM/H PRESENT MOVEMENT...N OR 10 DEGREES AT 7 MPH...11 KM/H MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...1004 MB...29.65 INCHES WATCHES AND WARNINGS -------------------- There are no coastal watches and warnings in effect. DISCUSSION AND 48-HOUR OUTLOOK ------------------------------ At 800 AM MST (1500 UTC), the center of Post-Tropical Cyclone Sandra was located near latitude 22.0 North, longitude 108.9 West. The post-tropical cyclone is moving toward the north near 7 mph (11 km/h). A turn toward the north-northeast is expected today. Maximum sustained winds have decreased to near 35 mph (55 km/h) with higher gusts. Additional weakening is forecast, and the remnant low of Sandra is expected to dissipate on Sunday. The estimated minimum central pressure is 1004 mb (29.65 inches). HAZARDS AFFECTING LAND ---------------------- None NEXT ADVISORY ------------- This is the last public advisory issued by the National Hurricane Center on Sandra. For additional information on the remnant low, please see High Seas Forecasts issued by the National Weather Service under AWIPS header NFDHSFEP1, WMO header FZPN01 KWBC, and on the web at http://www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov/shtml/NFDHSFEP1.shtml. $$ Forecaster Kimberlain


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Rated 4 out of 5 by cruelas Nice little figures Although a bit smaller than 3" as advertised, the Gumby and Pokey were easily accepted by our little ones. They like to play with dolls and action figures and took to these right away. They are soft and bendable--You can move the legs and arms in every direction, put Gumby on Pokey, and make them both sit down. If you touch Gumby's head to his toes, he won't stay that way, but he will remain in a fully bent position. There was a bit of Gumby trivia on the back of the package and it says Made in China. A good quality product in my opinion. January 25, 2014
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Now this is interesting, isn't it? It's Reese's Peanut Butter Cups (RPBC for short!) minis with chopped nuts. Another one of my random grocery store finds, and I had to get them. I admit, I was interested to see how they managed to get bits of chopped nuts into the minis. They're small enough to begin with. This also seems like a pretty pathetic attempt on Hershey's part to introduce a totally unnecessary variety twist on a classic.
I'm curious as to why they'd do this to the candy. More peanut flavor? New texture? I'm skeptical. I like RPBC to get a nutty flavor, yet no debris in my teeth. We'll see how this goes down.
On the outside, these looks the same to the normal mini RPBC: size, smell, shape, flavor. Taking a bite it's immediately apparent what this is like. This is the chunky peanut butter version to the normal "smooth" peanut butter of the normal ones. It's just that simple. The flavor of the chocolate and peanut butter center is exactly the same, so I don't feel like I need to re hash what that's like. So if you're a crunchy peanut butter person (survey says 40% of you prefer crunchy to smooth) then give these a go. It's your favorite peanut butter texture now in your favorite peanut butter cup!
Theses are good product, yet extremely unnecessary in my mind. Only worth getting if you're very OCD about your peanut butter texture.
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The annual election for the Millsboro Town Council will be held on June 8 from 1-7 p.m. at Town Hall, located at 322 Wilson Highway.
Two council members will be elected, each for a term of three years. One candidate will be from District 1 and the other from District 2.
Anyone wishing to run as a candidate must submit a written notice of filing with the town manager no later than 4:30 p.m. on May 14. Each candidate must file a certificate of intention or a statement of organization form. These forms are available at Town Hall.
Candidate for Town Council must be at least 21 years of age; a bona fide resident of the U.S., Delaware, and Millsboro for at least one year prior to the date of the election; and shall not have been convicted of a felony.
For more information, call (302) 934-8171.
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Yuck! Bugs in the Tomato Juice?
Salmonella in peanut butter is gross! But there's something much creeper lurking in our food. The FDA calls them "natural contaminants" and they're found in everything from curry, tomato paste, mushrooms and beer, stuff like bug eggs, mites, parasites, sand, grit and even rodent hair. A can of mushrooms may contain more than 20 maggots per 100 grams, curry is allowed 100 or more bug pieces per 25 grams and an 18-ounce jar of peanut butter can have roughly 125 milligrams of grit or 5 rodent hairs; The New York Times reports.
Good excuse to buy fresh fruits and vegetables. Just be sure to wash them. Pesticide residue can ruin your day, i.e. boosting cancer-risk. Raw milk is another gross food too. To date, 26 states prohibit the sale of raw milk for human consumption. Cows' stomachs host a variety of nasty buggers, like salmonella, E. coli and listeria. All can kill you.
Yucky, I just puked in my mouth a little. The bug remnants thing reminds me of the FDA's crackdown on using crushed beetles to make foods red and purple.
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is anyone going to save cosmo?
is anyone going to save cosmo?
Well, I open my eyes and I see things. I've seen spirits moving through the walls. I've seen a vortex coming through the wall. I've seen amorphous little balls of light bouncing all around in the front yard through the window. I've seen giant bugs on the floor. I was in a hotel room in Amarillo, Texas, and all I remember is standing on the bed and seeing the whole wall in front of me filled with lights that were [makes popping sound] popping like popcorn out of the wall. Then I'll wake up and I go "Wow, I was standing on my bed and staring at this wall."
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i thought it was just the domain that needs paying for
I have money. I wouldn't spend it on cosmo though.
I would spend it on MY NEW GALAXY S3 THOUGH!!!!!
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Bilal's album Airtight's Revenge was released last year, providing a breath of fresh air to neo-soul. The album has produced some beautiful visuals to accompany singles including "Robots" and "Levels." The latest of these videos is for the emotional standout track Bilal wrote for his son, "Little One."
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Through 2009 taxpayers could not convert traditional IRAs to a ROTH IRA if their modified Adjusted Gross Income was greater than $100,000. And the thresholds for contributing to a ROTH account were even higher.
But, thanks to the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005 (TIPRA) beginning in 2010 the $100,000 income limit is eliminated. And, more better, those who convert existing traditional IRA accounts to ROTH in 2010 can elect to spread the tax cost over two years – 2011 and 2012.
Because of this, many taxpayers with excess AGIs have been making non-deductible contributions to traditional IRAs for the past few years, planning to convert the accounts to ROTH in 2010 and being taxed only on the minimal income earned on the accounts. These individuals had never contributed directly to traditional IRAs in the past.
One such taxpayer – let's call him Al - had made a total of $25,000 in non-deductible contributions over the years to an account which currently has a market value of $29,000. This taxpayer plans to convert the $29,000 to a ROTH in January 2010, expecting that only the $4,000 in earnings would be taxed, and this tax spread over two years.
But, as we shall see, this taxpayer will fall into the ROTH IRA Conversion Trap.
What we all have forgotten to remind you when discussing this issue is the way one calculates the taxable portion of a ROTH conversion.
The calculation, done on Form 8606, takes into effect all accounts with IRA in the name, and the "basis" in all accounts with IRA in the name, regardless of the source of the monies in the account. If you have in the past rolled over the balance in an employer 401(k) plan to an IRA when changing jobs that rollover IRA account is an IRA account, and it must be added to the IRA account to which the non-deductible contributions were made when doing the calculation of the taxable portion of the ROTH conversion.
Let us say that Al's rollover IRA account has a balance of $425,000 on 12/31/2009. Because the money in this account came from employee pre-tax contributions to a 401(k) plan, Al has no "basis" in this account. He was not planning to convert this account to a ROTH IRA because then he would have to claim $425,000 in taxable income.
But, even though Al is only converting the $29,000 IRA account with a $25,000 basis, when doing the calculation the total balance of all IRA accounts will be $454,000 with a total combined "basis" of only $25,000.
Here is how the taxable amount is calculated. You divide the $25,000 combined basis by the $454,000 combined balance and come up with 5.506%. Only 5.506% of the $29,000 conversion can be excluded from tax. $29,000 x 5.506% = $1,597. Al will need to pay tax on $27,403 ($29,000 less $1,597) - and not the $4,000 on which he was expecting to pay tax!
So, as I advise in most cases, before you convert anything to a ROTH IRA be sure to work up the numbers with your tax professional first!


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Sunlight to me seems to work best and quickest. Of course, that doesn't help you at night. I have been disappointed by how long they hold a "charge". The website says 10 minutes will charge them enough for several hours. So I laid my slide in sunlight for 1 hour last week from 12:30-1:30. By 5:00 pm, they were dead. Not what i was hoping for.
I tried them and thought they were OK. My main gripe is that they are a bit stingy with how many they give you. Considering that they are basically just a decal, and tend to slide out of position, or come off after a few cleanings, I think they should give you more extras.
Of course, I guess you could argue that they wouldn't sell as many to the same customer, but the customers might be more willing to recommend them to others, and I probably won't buy any more, anyway, since I use up ~$10 worth every couple of times I clean the gun.
If I could replace them every time, for a year or so, I would probably make it a point to always have some.


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ZF-2234: Invalid use of optional parameters
There are some methods (full list below) in Zend_Acl class, where optional parameters are used incorrectly - they are not placed on the end of the parameters list, so they are followed by mandatory parameters, which actually makes optional parameters implicitly mandatory. Looks like this is done intentionally to allow passing NULL's instead of actual classes, but has a huge side effect when using Reflection on Zend_Acl.
Here is an example of the wrong behaviour when reflecting the Zend_Acl::_roleDFSVisitAllPrivileges() method:
$method = new ReflectionMethod('Zend_Acl', '_roleDFSVisitAllPrivileges'); $params = $method->getParameters(); echo $params[1]->isOptional() ? 'true' : 'false'; // is $resource parameter optional?
The output is 'false', though 'true' is expected.
I'm not actually sure if this is a ReflectionMethod implementation bug, or a Zend_Acl bug, but it looks like a controversial design to me.
Here is the list of affected methods I discovered: _roleDFSVisitAllPrivileges _roleDFSOnePrivilege _roleDFSVisitOnePrivilege
Please categorize/fix as needed.
I don´t think the mentioned method signatures should be changed, because there is some kind of parameter convention in all Acl methods like:
"function ($role, $resource, ...)"
except in "_getRules()" and "_getRuleTypes". If any parameter orders should be changed, then those two.
So I´d vote to not fix this issue in favor of a consistent api, that would be more useful to the users.
These methods are protected and AFAIK Zend_Acl is not intended to be extended widely, so personally I don't see any issues with API inconsistency that can affect users. On the other side, having marginally-valid PHP code in enterprise-level framework such as ZF is IMO unacceptable.
Hmm, but why do you want to reflect these methods when you don't want to extend them/change behavior?
Just curious on your use case, because I spend some time extending it and want to see what others make of the ACL functionality :)
To be honest, my use case is bogus and I would never recommend anyone doing something I did, not even mentioning expecting ZF to be compatible with it :) I discovered this issue while experimenting with a highly bug-prone proprietary unit testing framework.
Nevertheless, the problem is not in the inability to properly reflect Zend_Acl, but in invalid (or marginally-valid) use of optional parameters in PHP, regardless of their context. Maybe I'm wrong and such use of optional parameters is perfectly valid - that is for ZF team to decide.
Fixed in trunk with SVN r9417.
Fixed for 1.5.2 with SVN r9419.


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Post subject: Dierdre and Don Juan (Lovers and Ladies)by Jo Beverly
I was so excited to see that this book was reissued. I've been trying to find an original for a couple years. I'm not sure why I wrote it down so long ago but I knew I wanted to read it. It was pretty good for the most part. I liked both characters for 3/4 of the book. The last 1/4 of the book the hero seemed to change, almost to the point of being in the stalker mode. It was very strange to say the least but still all together a decent read. Anyone else read this or the other title released with this book, The Fortune Hunter? I skipped that one. cheri
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I haven't read Deirdre and the Don Juan, but I have read The Fortune Hunter and loved it. It was a book that was sweet and really hot at the same time--and I have a weakness for books that feature scheming heroines.
Oddly enough, Beverly's traditional Regencies work for me, whereas her ST's haven't. The same goes for Loretta Chase. I don't know if it's because I was introduced to their trads before their ST's, but their wit and passion and wonderful characters seem to work better in a shorter format. :shrug:
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I bought
Lovers and Ladies
a few weeks ago. I find I like
Diedre and Don Juan
more than
The Fortune Hunter
. While I agree with NoirFemme that the latter was much sweeter, I felt that things resolved themselves
neatly at the end. Besides, my own weakness is for plain heroines.
I like both Beverley's longer Historicals and her Traditional Regencies, for different reasons. She is more adventurous with her single titles, weaving complex patterns into the stories. My favourite example is
, with its moon imagery (virginity for the aptly-named Diana and lunacy for Bey) and extra Icarus and Daedalus layer. Yet what I love about her Trad Regencies is their
. Cleverness is fun, but "plain" romance is also beautiful.
Yet my favourite Beverley love story of all time is
The Wise Virgin
, a novella in the anthology
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I read this when it came out. I was excited to see that her trads are being republished since they're so hard to find. Having said that I thought the stories were just okay. I suspect JB's single titles are more to my taste.
In D&DJ I was exasperated by the heroine's obsession with Howard and her attitude made the story drag for me. I felt no sympathy for her self imposed dilemma.
In The Fortune Hunter there was a similar problem. The heroine's insistance that the hero was not suitable for her because of his lack of money got old after she arrived in London. I somewhat understood her stance, but felt exasperation with her just the same.
I have heard people rave over Emily and The Dark Angel, so I'm going to give that one a try. The others? I'm not so sure.
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I enjoyed both, but I thought Deirdre and Don Juan was much better than The Fortune Hunter. I gave them grades in the Potpourri thread about the last book you read.
I really like JoBev's trads, and these two sent me on a glom of all that the library had. They remind me of older regencies (which is not surprising since they're from the early 1990s).
I thought The Fortune Hunter's heroine was annoying in her insistence that she was the only one who could save her family, and in her belief that the hero couldn't possibly have enough money (couldn't she have gotten some information on that once she got to London?). And the hero was nice but not particularly memorable. That said, I liked the supporting characters a lot, the writing was excellent, and I agree it was a sweet book in the good way.
I loved Deirdre and Don Juan. I didn't have as much problem with the heroine's attachment to her fiance, which struck me as both a safe choice and a belief that she'd be supporting genius (which is a trope I've seen before in older romance novels). And the hero, oh my! He was just wonderful. Not really a rake, but definitely slightly tortured, and so intelligent and confident and complex. I was so captivated by him that I forgave the later part of the book where he does seem to verge on stalking ...
Emily and the Dark Angel is closer to DaDD. Again, he's a terrific hero and the heroine is a good match. Characters from TFH crop up as well.
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I loved Deirdre and Don Juan. I didn't have as much problem with the heroine's attachment to her fiance, which struck me as both a safe choice and a belief that she'd be supporting genius (which is a trope I've seen before in older romance novels). And the hero, oh my! He was just wonderful. Not really a rake, but definitely slightly tortured, and so intelligent and confident and complex.
I agree totally.
As for the "stalking," I felt the hero was acting against his grain deliberately in order to keep the heroine. His actions are explained by the letter he receives and his mother giving him the "all's fair..." speech. I don't think he would normally act that way, but he needs to pull out the proverbial "whip."
I think it's interesting that these two books were published together. The heroines, one plain, the other beautiful, both have martyr complexes. "I will marry this man because he
me." And "I will marry for extreme wealth because my family
me." I think that is believable for young girls, which both of these heroines are.
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Mario kart has been driving me crazy (it's practically IMPOSSIBLE to beat 150cc mode!! Stop getting ahead of me Yoshi!!) but it keeps me busy and has more replay value than Pokemon.
Pokemon X was fun, but there was no replay value AT ALL imo. I'd much rather stick to playing gens 3-5. They're fun to play over and over again. Gen 6 is not for me.
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1. A petition (application) requesting a Conditional Use Permit must be submitted to the Planning Division by the petitioner, a minimum of thirty (30) days prior to the public hearing date for the petition by the Planning Commission:
2. The petition shall be accompanied by the following:
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- A check in the amount of four hundred dollars ($400.00) to cover the cost of administrative expenses for hearings before the Planning Commission and the City Council. Other charges that will be billed to the petitioner will include the cost of the legal notice and the cost of mailing notifications to property owners within two hundred (200) feet of the property.
- A map showing the subject property (preferably a copy of the Valuation Map available from the Map Room, City Hall).
- Five (5) copies of a preliminary concept plan and a digital copy indicating proposed use of the property. The petition will be placed on the first available Technical Review Committee (TRC) agenda. The appropriate TRC site plan, if applicable, will be charged to the petitioner. This charge is in addition to the four hundred dollar ($400.00) fee.
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3. In addition to the advertising as above required, the Planning Division shall notify the property owner, their agent and all property owners within two hundred (200) feet of the subject property informing them of the public hearing, and the purpose of the request not less than ten (10) days prior to the public hearing before the Planning Commission. Notification shall be by first class mail and the cost of this notification shall be taxed to the applicant, unless waived by the City, at a standard rate of current first-class postage for each written notice.
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Behind a 22-point uncontested run to open the game, the Princeton women's basketball team defeated UMBC 93-46 in dominating fashion Sunday afternoon at Jadwin Gym. The victory marked sixth season head coach Courtney Banghart's 100th career win of at the helm of the program. Banghart is now 100-52 all-time at Princeton.
Princeton shot 45.3 percent (34-for-75) from the field, seeing five double figure scorers for the first time this year, to UMBC's 28.3 percent (13-for-46). The Tigers held a 54-24 rebounding differential, including 24 offensive boards, while forcing the Retrievers to commit 22 turnovers, which they converted into 32 points.
From the opening tip until the final minute of play, UMBC was forced to play on its heels. Princeton's early advantage swelled to 22-0 at 10:24, before the Retrievers broke up the shutout with a Lauren Chase free throw seven seconds later.
The Tigers continued to torment the UMBC defense for the remainder of the half, going up 51-8 at halftime. This was the first time Princeton had scored 50 or more points in a half since Jan. 15, 2012's 58-point performance at Columbia.
After halftime, the Tigers saw every single player come in off the bench and their lead swell as high as 53, 76-23 at 9:47.
Kate Miller led the Tigers with 13 points, notching a career-high three treys and going 2-for-2 from the stripe. Niveen Rasheed followed with 12 points and Megan Bowen recorded a double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds. Off the bench, freshman Michelle Miller scored 10 points and grabbed five boards.
The Tigers also made 22 assists, with Rasheed leading the way with five and both Bowen and Alex Wheatley dished three apiece.
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Last year I participated in the One Word 365 project, and my word was persevere.
I maintained several practices along with the persevere theme, including a year-long daily journaling practice and taking a daily (mamatography) photograph (of which I completed all 52 weeks, but published only 41 weeks here on the blog). I also completed a few personal goals, including running my first 5K. I found inspiration on Pinterest, and even made a modest persevere board to help motivate me along the way.
From the Dictionary.com definition:
grow (verb): to increase by natural development, as any living organism or part by assimilation of nutriment.
I have already started into a second year of daily journaling, which is growing my journal one sentence at a time. In addition to that practice, this year I plan to write a post here at the end of each month which focuses on what I'm doing in my life along with the grow theme. Each month will be unique, and I'm sure the focus will adapt and change as the theme grows with me throughout the year.
Jaymz has also chosen a word again this year: connect. Head over to his site to read about his interpretation of this word and what it means to him as we begin this new year.
Did you choose one word this year? What new beginnings are you enjoying since the new year began? I'd love to hear about it!
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My #OneWord365 for 2013: Grow
Posted by Amy Rhime at 5:15 PM
Labels: grow, mindfulness, new beginnings, oneword, self-care
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What a cool idea!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Jorje! I've really enjoyed this custom so far, and I plan to do it for years to come. =)Delete
I'm really looking forward to these monthly updates on your year of growth, Amy. I'm certain I'll be inspired by the chance to follow along. I know many choose a word for the year, but I love the idea of building intentional practices around it. It seems like a great way to make some real change.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Melissa! For whatever reason, last year's word felt more private, but this year I'm feeling excited about sharing the journey. I'm glad you'll be following along with me! <3Delete
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Position: K
Height: 5-8 Weight: 165 lbs.
Born: May 15, 1960 in Curimeo, Mexico
High School: Don Antonio Lugo
College: Nevada (school history)
Drafted by the Washington Redskins in the 1st round (27th overall) of the 1984 NFL Supplemental Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 26 (3866th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Cousin of Luis Zendejas, Max Zendejas and Joaquin Zendejas
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Leading Off:
The 2007 Pac-10 Champion Arizona State Sun Devils will make their 20th College World Series appearance, thanks to their sweep of
The College World Series:
National Seed:
Lights, Camera, Action:
ESPN will televise every game of the 2007 College World Series.
Facing Tough Competition:
During the regular season, ASU had 10 losses against teams who have been ranked at some point this season, including one to Vanderbilt, who was the #1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament. The Sun Devils also have 28 wins against teams that have been ranked at some point this year, including a three-game sweep at
On To
Pac-10 Champions:
With their win against
Pac-10 Player of the Year:
Sophomore 1B Brett Wallace, who currently leads the Pac-10 in all three Triple Crown categories, was named the 2007 Pac-10 Player of the Year. Wallace becomes the 12th Sun Devil to earn the honor, and the first since Dustin Pedroia shared the award in 2003.
Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year:
Junior 2B Eric Sogard was named the 2007 Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year, the first Sun Devil to ever win the award. Sogard, who is also having an outstanding season at the plate, has helped to solidify one of the top defenses in the nation.
Pac-10 Coach of the Year:
Head Coach Pat Murphy has been named the 2007 Pac-10 Coach of the Year, the second time in his tenure at ASU that he has earned the award. Murphy also won the award in 2000. He has led the Sun Devils to a #5 National Seed, the College World Series, a Pac-10 title and has won more than 40 games for the 28th time in school history.
All Pac-10 Honors:
Academic All Pac-10 Honors:
The 2007 Sun Devils have been well represented on many All-American lists. 1B Brett Wallace has been named a First Team All-American by both Collegiate Baseball and Rivals.com. He was also named the District IX Player of the Year by the NCBWA. LHP Josh Satow was named a Second Team All-American by Collegiate Baseball, while OF Ike Davis, 2B Eric Sogard and RHP Mike Leake were all named Third Team All-Americans. Leake was also named a Freshmen All-American by Collegiate Baseball. Sogard also earned Second Team All-American honors from Rivals.com.
Century Mark:
With his three hits against
40 Time:
The Sun Devils have reached the 40-win plateau for the 28th time in school history and the sixth time under head coach Pat Murphy.
Home Sweet Home:
The loss to
Hosting Time:
2007 marked the 17th time
Lights Out Leake:
Mike Leake picked up his 13th win of the season in the Regional against UC Riverside, extending his Pac-10 lead. His 13 wins so far put him in a tie for third place for the most wins by a freshman in school history. Kendall Carter set the mark in 1981, winning 19 games for the National Champs. Skip Hancock won 13 in 1964, as did Ken Jones in 1978.
Sophomore 1B Brett Wallace was named one of the first 11 members of the 2007 USA Baseball National Team. He was also a semi-finalist for the Wallace Award, the Howser Award and the Golden Spikes Award.
Double Digit Delight:
With his win against Monmouth in the Regional, junior lefty Brian Flores picked up his 10th win of the year, joining Josh Satow and Mike Leake as ten-game winners. ASU last had three 10-game winners in 1990, when Sean Rees (13-3), Todd Douma (16-3) and Kip Yaughn (11-5) all accomplished the feat. Leake is currently 13-1 while Satow is 13-3 and
Save Me!:
With another save against
O Captain! My Captain!:
Head coach Pat Murphy named junior OF Rocky Laguna the team captain, prior to the season. This is the first time in the 13 years that Murphy has been at ASU that he has named a team captain. Laguna is a redshirt junior who is in his fourth year with the program. The
Consistency In The New Millennium:
Since the 2000 season, Pat Murphy and the Arizona State Sun Devils have the highest winning percentage in the Pac-10, and the 13th highest winning percentage in the nation. ASU is 340-147-2 since 2000, a winning percentage of .697. Stanford is the next highest Pac-10 club, with a 339-161 record this millennium, a winning percentage of .678.
Quick Hits:
Petey Paramore has been a walks machine this season. Paramore has drawn 50 walks this year, tops in the conference. He was third on the team last season with 34 free passes...Andrew Romine has 16 bunt singles this season...The Challenge at Chase marked the third time in 2007 ASU has played in a Major League facility. They played at
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Arizona State Head Coach Pat Murphy achieved a coaching milestone against USC, collecting his 500th victory as skipper of the Sun Devils. Earlier this season, Murphy won his 800th career Division I game as well as his 900th career win in his coaching career. With the win over UC Riverside in the Tempe Regional, Murphy moved past Bobby Winkles, ASU's first head coach, for the second most wins in school history. Murphy now has 528 victories at ASU in his 13 seasons, four more than Winkles, who led the Sun Devils for 13 years. Jim Brock amassed 1,100 victories in his 23 years at the helm of
Sogey and ESPN.com:
Eric Sogard got the opportunity to participate in an ESPN.com chat prior to the Super Regionals with
Honoring Pat Tillman:
Former ASU football player and American Hero Pat Tillman had strong ties to the ASU Baseball program. In addition to his brother Kevin playing for ASU, Pat became extremely close with head coach Pat Murphy. Murphy wears jersey #42 in honor of Tillman, and in January Murph donated $100,000 to the baseball program for the construction of the Tillman Training Room, a room that will honor both Pat and Kevin and their commitment to both
You Look Mahvelous!:
The Sun Devils got a surprise during a practice before the season, as actor/comedian Billy Crystal took a break from his performances at Gammage to practice with the Devils.
Dr. Jim Brock, Hall of Famer:
Former Sun Devils head coach Jim Brock has been named a 2007 College Baseball Hall of Fame inductee. Brock, who coached at ASU from 1972 until his death in 1994, will become the third Sun Devil in the Hall of Fame, joining fellow coach Bobby Winkles and former Golden Spikes Award winner Bob Horner. Brock led
Many Happy Returns:
Seven players on the Sun Devils will be making a return trip to
Feeling The Draft:
Eight Sun Devils were taken in the 2007 Major League Baseball Draft, including four players selected in the first ten rounds. Eric Sogard was taken by the San Diego Padres in the second round after not having been drafted coming out of high school. Tim Smith, Scott Mueller and Brian Flores each became draftees for the third time in their careers.
Player Round Team Overall
Eric Sogard 2nd Padres 81st
Matt Spencer 3rd Phillies 113th
Andrew Romine 5th Angels 178th
Tim Smith 7th Rangers 230th
Brian Flores 13th Devil Rays 395th
Scott Mueller 21st Orioles 639th
Josh Satow 28th Mariners 855th
Mike Jones 42nd White Sox 1,265th
2007 ASU Baseball Team Award Winners:
Arizona State Baseball held their 23rd annual Awards banquet on May 29, where they announced the winners of the 2007 team awards. The winners were:
Mr. Fireman....................................... Mike Leake
Jim Henderson Courage Award............
Casey Myers Academic Award.............. Petey Paramore
Phill Lowery Comeback Player............. Tim Smith
Alvin Davis Leadership Award.............. Rocky Laguna
Developmental MVP............................ Joe Van Meter
Newcomer of the Year......................... Brian Flores & Matt Spencer
Outstanding Offensive Player.............. Brett Wallace
Outstanding Defensive Player............. Petey Paramore & Andrew Romine
Pitcher of the Year.............................. Josh Satow
The Tillman........................................ Eric Sogard
Jim Brock - Mr. Sun Devil Award........... Ike Davis
Bobby Winkles Award.........................
Did You Know:
2007 Pac-10 Coach of the Year Pat Murphy is the only head coach on the 2007 NCAA Baseball Tournament Committee. Murphy flew to
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Two years ago, NASA created a composite satellite photograph of a clear night sky all over the earth. You can see the single, haunting image posted on the Internet: quiet night darkness above the polar ice and the boreal forests of Siberia and Canada, above the Amazon and Patagonia, the Himalayas, the Sahara, the Australian Outback. And you can see, in one look, all the lights of urban civilization. Dots of light form strings across India, Indonesia and urban China. The lights saturate Europe and the eastern United States, appearing painfully bright in the most densely settled first world areas – in Paris, London, New York, the California coast, most of Japan.
The lights signify civilization; they map human history, trace settlement patterns over coastlines and rivers and the great overland trade routes. They also map broken plant and animal habitat and the accelerating loss of species. Where we settle or build roads or run power lines or dam rivers, we destroy habitat that sustains the full richness of life and the natural processes that support and nourish that life.
We are in the midst of what most biologists have agreed to call a "sixth extinction crisis." Plants and animals that have survived for thousands and millions of years are now dying out at about a hundred times their natural rate. Biologists forecast the extinction of 20 percent of known species during the next 30 years – mostly of plants and birds, but also of many primates.
Habitat loss is the primary cause of the sixth extinction crisis. Where the lights shine we have to do what we can, piecemeal, to stem habitat loss by preserving critical open land. Where there is still night sky, we can do much more: rededicate large patches of the earth to nature and allow her to settle in and go about her work of restoring ecosystems to health and balance. Only in a healthy, functioning ecosystem can the full diversity of native plants and animals thrive. And to be whole and healthy, an ecosystem needs a vital core where human presence does not linger.
In the United States, the movement to save ecosystems began with John Muir over a hundred years ago, accelerated in the 1920s with a broad-based philanthropic movement to expand the national park system, and achieved a major breakthrough with the passage of the Wilderness Act of 1964. Formed a decade ago, the bold and visionary Wildlands Project has advanced conservation a critical step by imagining wilderness not simply as remote scenery or playgrounds for outdoor enthusiasts but as nurseries for life in its full variety and magnificence. A dozen vigorous, local ecosystem-conservation campaigns are now underway in the Americas, from A2A (Algonquins to Adirondacks) to Y2Y (Yellowstone to Yukon), from the Maine Woods National Park proposal to the Patagonia Land Trust's ambitious efforts in Argentina.
Each wildlands campaign has a regional base and scope, and each shares a common strategy: to connect large wilderness cores by wildlife corridors and to create buffer zones near settled areas to lessen human impact. Beyond these basics, strategies to acquire and preserve land vary according to need and circumstances.
In North America, the West and North hold numerous, sizable publicly owned reserves of wild land or nearly wild land, protected in various degrees from roads and power lines and from drilling, mining and logging. Many core wild areas can be expanded later but are linked now by corridors to allow wildlife to pass. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, not yet fully protected, stands alone as a truly wild ecosystem with no nearby settlement. In the Maine Woods, where new trees take time to grow and logging is no longer competitive, or in Patagonia, where sheep grazing no longer pays, large tracts of uninhabited or sparsely inhabited land can be purchased and restored – either with public money, as in Maine, or with private help, as in Argentina.
All these efforts will take human ingenuity, capital, and stamina. And time. But the human role must be limited. We're neither smart nor wise enough to know how to reverse or stem the extinction crisis. We can, however, grant nature a few oases, where she can regain her true shape, grow wild, and reconnect. She has the wisdom to do the work. Let's allow her the strength.


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The New Year is here and making some positive steps forward for a new you is probably at the top of your list. If you're recently divorced and this is your first year on your own, it might be more important than ever to make significant changes.
We spend most of our hours during the week at work, so many of the changes should begin right there at the office. If you want to lose weight and have increased energy, it's essential that you spend most of your day in the healthiest way possible. It's not news that we should exercise and eat better, but the challenge is working it into our work schedule. Sure, it's hard to get started and stay with it. However, if you make it part of your daily routine, then it becomes an important habit you won't want to shake. Here, seven ways to start the year off right for a new you, Monday through Friday. Trust me, you'll be happy once the weekend comes!
Start It Up: Beginning the day with a solid breakfast can make the rest of the day run much more smoothly hunger-wise. It's good to have the majority of your carbs first thing in the morning, so you burn it off during the day.
BYOL (Bring Your Own Lunch): You're newly divorced, so you're probably interested in watching two things -- your budget and your weight. Packing a lunch is key in this area. Work stresses often cause us to crave the wrong things when we're hungry. By packing a lunch, you know what you're having every day. Also, it can be much less expensive to bring food from home rather than eat out.
Quick Bites: Keeping some snacks on-hand at the office is a good idea in case the day goes longer than expected. Vending machines at companies usually offer things that are not very good for your health.
Shake It Up: If you have to go to an after work function where you know there will be lots of food that you shouldn't be eating, a great way to curb the craving and stop you from reaching is to have a protein shake right before you go. Find a juice bar close to the office and order something healthy. This will help you avoid the passed hors d'oeuvre's passing by you.
Body Language: A workout after work is something that will not only get you in shape, but will help you release the frustrations of the day you just survived. Try to go right after you leave work instead of stopping at home first. Many times you will sit on the couch for a moment and after a long day not get up. I suggest that you keep it moving until you get home for the night.
Positive People: Surrounding yourself with positive people who have a great outlook on life is of the utmost importance for 2012 and beyond. After getting through a difficult divorce process, it's time to be around the ones in your life that encourage you to be all that you can be.
Deep Sleep: Getting a solid night's sleep is something that's never overrated. There's nothing like waking up and feeling fresh. Try to turn in early so you put your best foot forward for tomorrow because it's a new day!
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Men's Hockey Falls to Brown at Home, 4-1
PRINCETON, N.J. (2/22/13) - The Princeton men's hockey team dropped a 4-1 game to Brown on Friday, Feb. 22 at Hobey Baker Rink.
The Bears took a 2-0 lead in the first period and went up one more in the second. An empty-net goal gave the Bears a four-goal cushion before junior Andrew Calof squashed the shutout with a goal in the final four minutes.
The loss puts Princeton and Brown in a tie for eighth place in the league standings, the final spot for home ice in the first round of the ECAC Tournament. With six points still available the Tigers can still earn a bye for the first round, as they are just three points out of fourth place, and five out of second place. (standings).
A miscue by the Princeton defense in front of netminder Mike Condon led to the Bears getting on the board. Mark Naclerio intercepted a pass and found Garnet Hathaway who found the back of the net at 8:20. Naclerio set up the Bears' next goal at 17:45 as he had a 2x1 with goal scorer Jeff Ryan.
Ryan tallied his second of the night with the only goal of the second period. Joey de Concilys found the puck in the neutral zone after the Princeton player that had the puck was tripped up at the blue line. de Concilys fed Ryan who skated in all alone to give the Bears a three-goal cushion.
With 5:30 to play and a faceoff in the Brown defense end, Princeton called a timeout and pulled Condon for the extra skater. The Tigers had a shot saved and two blocked before Naclerio cleared the puck down the length of the ice and into the empty net to give Brown a 4-0 lead at 15:44.
Condon returned the goal and Princeton began an offensive onslaught on the other end. Juniors Jack Berger and Andrew Ammon along with sophomore Aaron Kesselman combined for two shots saved and three blocked shots. Calof finally broke free at 17:06 when he put away a shot by Kesselman from the point. Sophomore Aaron Ave battled for the puck along the boards and pushed it up the ice to Kesselman.
Princeton would put three more shots on goal and had two shots blocked in the waning minutes.
Brown's Anthony Borelli made 32 saves as Brown improves to 10-11-5 overall and 6-8-5 in the league.
Condon stopped 34 saves for the Tigers as Brown had a 38-33 edge in shots.
Princeton drops to 9-13-4 and 7-9-3 in the league, and hopes to end a three-game losing skid against No. 13-ranked Yale tomorrow. Yale fell to No. 1 Quinnipiac 4-1 this evening.


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ZF-7224: loader warnings when using class resource for a specific module
I use main autoloader with enabled warnings and fallback autoloader. I also use modules bootstrap with Zend_Application_Resource_Modules. When I try to define routes for my module via module prefix as it's desribed in the manual e.g.
blog.resources.router.routes.blogIndex.route = blog blog.resources.router.routes.blogIndex.defaults.module = blog blog.resources.router.routes.blogIndex.defaults.controller = index blog.resources.router.routes.blogIndex.defaults.action = index blog.resources.router.routes.blogIndex.type = Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Static
I get these warnings
Warning: include(router.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in blabla/zendframework/library/Zend/Loader.php on line 83
Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening 'router.php' for inclusion (include_path='blalba;....') in blabla/zendframework/library/Zend/Loader.php on line 83
Maybe cause is same as in ZF-6658
if (class_exists($plugin))
in Zend_Application_Bootstrap_BootstrapAbstract::getPluginResource()
There is a patch, it solves also ZF-6658 and ZF-6672 I think, please consider to apply this one.
still presented in 1.9.0
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Primary Department Affiliation: Cell, Developmental and Integrative Biology
Research Focus: Membrane Traffic; Protein Degradation
The mechanism of protein degradation is fundamental to our understanding of membrane traffic. Its medical relevance arises from the range of human diseases caused by the failed delivery of a specific protein to its appropriate site or the premature degradation of a critical cellular component. Cystic fibrosis, for example, results from the failure of the delivery of the receptor (CTFR) to the cell surface. Certain cancers result from the rapid degradation of the Ptc (patched) receptor.
A major aim of our work is the understanding of the control of intracellular membrane traffic. We seek to understand how cells mediate the transport of crucial proteins to their correct site. In eukaryotic cells, secreted and cell surface proteins are transported from the site of synthesis in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), through the Intermediate Compartment (IC) and the Golgi complex to the cell surface or to the endosomal/lysosomal system. We are developing a "virtual" time and space map of all of the molecular events that occur during this transport. We have cloned several proteins that are required fro transport and are using biochemical, immunological, morphological, genetic, and molecular methods to define their exact functions. A detailed understanding of protein traffic at the molecular level would enable the development of disease-specific therapies that target the deficient steps in protein transport.
The control of protein degradation is a complementary area of focus within our group. Chaperones catalyze the correct folding of newly synthesized proteins in the ER. Incorrect or inefficient folding leads to the scavenging of the protein by the ER quality control system and its elimination by proteasomal degradation. We have developed an in vivo system, using the genetically tractable yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, to analyze this process. The allowed the identification of a multi-component sorting machinery in yeast that sequesters misfolded proteins in ER subdomains prior to their degradation. We are seeking to identify a similar system in mammalian cells. This project should lead to development of technology that will selectively slow the degradative sorting of clinically relevant proteins.
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Post-Doctoral Fellows: Karl Fu, Melanie Styers
Current Graduate Students: Robert Grabski, Cristy Tower, Tomasz Szul, Jason Lowery


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Very few times in our lives are we presented with an opportunity to change our society for the better and leave a lasting legacy.
This award winning documentary film humanizes the struggle for full LGBT marriage equality through the story of Kate Fleming and Charlene Strong. It is a universal story about love, dignity and fighting for what is right - something that any viewer, gay or straight, can relate to.
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The Associated Press reports that as in much of the rest of the world, measurements are getting larger in Brazil, creating a new need for plus-size beach fashions.
"Honestly, the problem went way beyond just bikinis," plus-size-beachwear designer Clarice Rebelatto tells the news service. "In Brazil it used to be that if you were even a little chunky, finding any kind of clothes in the right size was a real problem. And I thought, I'm actually not even that big compared to a lot of women out there, so if I have problems, what are they doing?"
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