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Dr. Paul Glassman, director of community oral health and the Pacific Center for Special Care at the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, has been appointed as co-chair of the National Quality Forum's (NHQ) Expert Panel for Oral Health. The panel will address the need for performance measures that are applicable to oral health safety net dental programs, the Child Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act and the Medicare and Medicaid core measures set, and can be used by other implementers.
The expert panel will build on the work of various government agencies including the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS); Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ); Health Resources and Services Administration; Division of Quality Assurance; and others to identify oral health measures. The project will focus on measures applicable to all populations, with specific focus on children and other vulnerable populations.
The project will begin with NQF conducting an environmental scan to identify existing measures from various sources throughout the pipeline. It will also identify where gaps exist in the priority areas defined by the HHS Oral Health initiative, Healthy People 2020 and HRSA's strategic priorities. The expert panel Glassman is a part of will also be used to prioritize the concepts or preliminary measures that could be targeted for further development and testing.
A nonprofit organization, NFQ operates under a three-part mission to improve the quality of American health care. It does this by building consensus on national priorities and goals for performance improvement; working in partnership to achieve them; endorsing national consensus standards for measuring and publicly reporting on performance; and promoting the attainment of national goals through education and outreach programs.
Its membership includes a variety of healthcare stakeholders, including consumer organizations, public and private purchasers, healthcare professionals, accrediting and certifying bodies and health care research and quality improvement organizations. The breadth and diversity of its membership allows NFQ to be well positioned to maintain a constant drumbeat for health care quality.
In addition to his role on the NHQ Expert Panel, Glassman is also a member of AHRQ and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' Pediatric Quality Measures Program Expert Panel. He also recently authored the report Oral Health Quality in the Era of Accountability which was supported by the W.K. Kellogg foundation and the DentaQuest Institute.
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Pear Honey Suzette Crepes
These honey crepes are perfect to serve at baby showers, brunches, or any mid-day get together. And so convenient to make with canned pears!
This recipe works for: Breakfast | Dessert | Snack
Serving Size: 6
Ingredients: Filling:
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1/2 cup fresh orange juice
- 1 Tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons freshly grated orange peel
- 1-1/2 teaspoons freshly grated lemon peel
- 1-1/2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 1 Tablespoon butter or margarine
- 6 lowfat honey crepes (recipe follows)
- 2 cups low fat lemon yogurt
- 1 can (16 oz.) pear slices, drained
- 2 cups nonfat milk
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 egg whites
- 1 egg
- 1 Tablespoon honey
- 1 Tablespoon vegetable oil
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
Pear with Honey Suzette Crepe Filling:
- In small saucepan combine honey, orange juice, lemon juice, orange peel, lemon peel and cornstarch; whisk until well blended and cornstarch is dissolved.
- Bring mixture to boil over medium-high heat, whisking occasionally; cook until mixture thickens.
- Remove from heat; whisk in butter. Cool to room temperature or refrigerate until ready to use.
- To assemble, press 1 crepe into each of 6 ramekins or bowls to form cups. Fill each with 1/3 cup yogurt. Top each with 2 to 3 pear slices and 2 to 3 Tablespoons sauce.
Low-Fat Honey Crepes:
- Combine all ingredients in blender or food processor; blend until smooth.
- Rub 8-inch nonstick skillet with oiled paper towel or spray lightly with nonstick cooking spray; heat over medium-high heat.
- Spoon 3 to 4 tablespoons crepe batter into skillet, tilting and rotating skillet to cover evenly with batter. Cook until edges begin to brown.
- Turn crepe over and cook until lightly browned. Remove crepe to plate to cool. Repeat process with remaining batter. Crepes may be refrigerated 3 days or frozen up to 1 month in airtight container.
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Rocks hit cars on SR-163 in Linda Vista: 2 cars damaged but no one hurt
No arrests yet; CHP cruiser also struck by rock
SAN DIEGO - Police are searching for whoever threw rocks at several vehicles traveling on state Route 163 in Linda Vista overnight Sunday.
The California Highway Patrol reported that a minivan carrying a family home from the airport was the first vehicle hit sometime before 12:30 a.m. Monday on northbound SR-163 south of Genesee Avenue. The family inside was unhurt but they were shaken.
CHP officers told them it would be difficult to investigate.
"Problem is, we don't know who threw the rock, where it came from," an officer told family members. "It could have been thrown from another car. It could have been a kid who threw it out the window of another car."
Then, a second car was hit nearby. Moments later, a CHP cruiser was a target.
This was heard over the police scanner: "We just got hit by the rock throwers. Just got hit by a rock right now. We're driving through the area, looking for the parties."
Windows were smashed on the two civilian vehicles. The squad car was not damaged. There were no injuries.
Officers then combed the area, looking for the rock throwers and if there might be a supply of stones of that type nearby.
They found a home with decorative stones above, but no sign of whoever was launching the rocks.
Throwing rocks into traffic can be dangerous. On Feb. 29, 1988, Kurt Meyering was driving his brand new Corvette on Interstate 5 when a couple of teenagers tossed a chunk of concrete the size of a cantaloupe down onto the freeway. It crashed through the plexiglas roof and struck Meyering on the head, shattering his skull. He survived but was severely brain-damaged.
No arrests have been made in Monday's incidents. The investigation is ongoing.


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Activity Centre near Grasmere
Thanks for all the great things to do and Activity Centre near Grasmere with kids you keep sending in.
Now we have the easter and summer holidays fast approaching, we're trying to find the best days out and as many fun things to do with kids as possible, especially cheap and free family friendly places to visit this year - theme parks, waterparks and swimming pools, museums, indoor playcentres and softplay for toddlers, petting farms, wildlife parks and zoos, aquariums, horse riding, castles, steam railways, pottery making and ceramic cafes, roller and ice skating rinks, karting tracks, snowdomes, dry and indoor ski slopes, climbing walls, activity centres, outdoor play at the best local parks, ten pin bowling alleys and all the other best family tourist attractions, that you can visit at the weekend.
Also teachers may find the site useful for ideas for the best places to take their classes on school journeys with many historical and educational atractions listed
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Russia, Ukraine, Others Agree on Free-Trade Zone
ST. PETERSBURG — Russia and seven other post-Soviet states, including Ukraine, signed an agreement on creating a free-trade zone Tuesday, in another step in Moscow's drive to rebuild economic ties among former Soviet republics.
The agreement followed the European Union delaying a meeting with Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych earlier in the day, after he rejected calls from Western capitals to release jailed former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko.
The EU snub came as Russia softened its earlier criticism of the seven-year conviction handed down last week and renewed efforts to attract Kiev into its orbit. "The creation of this zone doesn't contradict the norms of the World Trade Organization," Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin told reporters after the signing late Tuesday.
Russia aims to enter the global trade body by year's end, following 17 years of membership talks.
The countries whose prime ministers signed the agreement on Tuesday, besides Russia and Ukraine, were Moldova, Belarus, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan.
Three of them — Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan — have already formed a trade group called the Customs Union.
On Jan. 1, 2012, the Customs Union members are planning to create the so-called Common Economic Space, which will coordinate its members' macroeconomic policies, competition rules and agriculture subsidies, among other issues.
Putin called for the creation of a Eurasian economic union to be built on the base of the Customs Union in an article published in a Russian newspaper on Oct. 4.


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Chinese Banks a Step Closer to Trading Government Bond Futures
China is moving ahead with a plan to allow commercial banks to trade futures on government bonds, enabling banks to limit risk amid rising market volatility and concerns about stress in the financial system following the first-ever corporate bond default last week.
One banker who was present at a meeting of bank officials and the China Financial Futures Exchange two weeks ago said he thought the government might give the banks the green light after the annual meeting of the National People's Congress ends on Thursday. Major policy decisions are often announced after the meeting.
Another banker present at the meeting with exchange officials said trading on bond futures could happen within the next six months.
"The exchange has done all the preparatory work it can to welcome the banks back to the market," one person present at the meeting said.
The China Banking Regulatory Commission, which has the final say on approval, didn't respond to requests for comment.
The China Financial Futures Exchange, the government-bond futures-trading platform, confirmed that it met with bank officials on Feb. 26 to solicit input on draft rules covering the banks' enrollment as members in the exchange, which is required to trade government bond futures.
A sophisticated bond-futures market is an important part of liberalizing interest rates. China's leaders pledged in November to liberalize the financial system, and the People's Bank of China has been keen to make interest rates more market-driven by reducing reliance on the benchmark rates it sets.
The central bank chief said in November that the bank's medium-term goal was to fully liberalize rates. This shift would carry big risks for banks, and would follow two major cash crunches in the interbank lending market last year that sent interest rates–or yields–sharply higher. Short-term rates skyrocketed to around 10% during liquidity crunches in June and December. Bond prices move inversely to yields.
The yield on the benchmark five-year government bond rose from 3.09% from late May to 5.0% at the end of December as investors sold bonds in the face of series of liquidity squeezes. The yield is now 4.20%.
Chinese banks dominate the nation's bond markets, and hold around 65% of outstanding bonds.
The nation's corporate bond market recorded its first-ever default on Friday when Shanghai Chaori Solar Energy Science & Technology Co. failed to meet interest payments.
China reintroduced government bond futures in September, nearly two decades after shuttering the market following a crash. Currently, only brokerages, mutual funds, private equity and retail investors are permitted to trade the futures, which has limited trading volumes and the market's efficiency.
"The benchmark contract's daily trading is usually below 4000 lots, or a notional principal of 4 billion yuan [$650 million], which is a very small size compared with China's large government bond market," said Wang Ming, a partner at Shanghai Yaozhi Asset Management, which manages the country's first government-bond futures fund.
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The tragic news of fashion designer L'Wren Scott's death on Monday, March 17 was tragic and shocking news. It is sad of how someone so talented can be going through such inner turmoil.
Sadly, it is also a reminder of how the late designer Alexander McQueen died, right at the height of his career.
Scott was a favorite of many A-list celebrities, including actresses Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz, Angelina Jolie, and Amy Adams as well as Madonna and even Oprah. There was also a lingering rumor that Jolie asked Scott to design her wedding dress to actor/fiancee Brad Pitt.
One of Scott's most memorable designs was the beautiful purple gown Oprah wore on her farewell tribute concert at the United Center in Chicago in May 2011.
Scott made thousands of spectacular designs, which really celebrated a women's curves and embraced femininity. Though it is tragic to hear about her passing, her designs and masterpieces will live on.


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In novels that crackle with wit and suspense, Edgar Award-winner Harlan Coben has created one of the most fascinating and complex heroes in suspense fiction, a hot-headed, tender-hearted sports agent who grows more and more engaging and unpredictable with each page-turning appearance.
©1996 Harlan Coben; (P)1999 Books on Tape
"The prose is lean, the story moves briskly, and the dialogue crackles...great fun in the best 'hard-boiled' tradition." (Houston Chronicle)
"Funny, Intriguing, and Engaging"
My favorite Coben book yet. Myron and Wynn are at their funniest, the tennis scene makes a nice backdrop, and the mystery keeps you guessing. The author does an excellent job as usual. I really enjoyed listening to this book.
"i liked it"
When I first started this book, I did not think I would like it. The tennis thing was weird, since I have no interest in it. The story took off though. I laughed out loud in several places and I really liked the dry voice of the narrator, he added to the story. I am going to continue listening to this series as opposed to reading the books.
not nearly as good as some of his more recent work.
"just too much"
I like most of Coben's other books, and have tried to get into this series, but this is the 3rd i've tried and I'm giving up. I just don't care for Myron being so darn "good" (at everything, to everyone), and Win being so "dark", and every female being a model, who can fight, and shoot... Everyone in the story is the best, at several things - nobody's average. It just feels like none of the characters are believable, let alone all of them being involved with each other. I know it's very popular - just not for me.
"i liked it"
When I first started this book, I did not think I would like it. The tennis thing was weird, since I have no interest in it. The story took off though. I laughed out loud in several places and I really liked the dry voice of the narrator, he added to the story. I am going to continue listening to this series as opposed to reading the books.
"Good book."
I didn't like that I figured it out before he did but the writing was good. and it was a good premise.
"Great series"
I am really enjoying this series! The characters are building nicely. The Witt and banter are great!! Fun mysteries to figure out!
"Game set match"
I really enjoyed this book, the 2nd in the Myron bolitar series. The story kept me on my toes as well as showed the inner workings of the lives of professional athletes. Bolitar's cheeky wit blends well with the seriousness of the plot. :)
"Entertaining though a little over done in places"
I loved Deal Breaker so I went with book two in the series and was pleased but I start to sense a formula to Coben's writing. Also a little too much sarcasm. Maybe the novelty of the first book made it a five star. Still I like the way Coben creates a story and I will get more of his books. Just hoping the future books have more variety in plots and story structure.
Don't know what I want to be when I grow up. Trip's cool though. Use Audible to make gym-training sane... And rip my imagination.
"Whoa! Kew-el Kickoff. Myron Bolitar! Yea!"
Terrific ensemble cast. Perfect read. quick plot. Start with this... then get the next. I will... Check the next review... Hope it's as strong as this one. BTW. Bolitar is a sports agent. I am not a strong sports. fan. I mean I'm a man in America so I like some games, but not an addict. Thought I'd be left out. Wasn't. The sports world is to this novel as a hot arrangement is to a great melody. It makes the whole thing work. If this was an introductory novel... Let me repeat... Whoa!
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Oct. 23, 2010
SEATTLE, Wash. - The No. 25 University of Arizona volleyball team lost its third straight five-set contest Friday evening, falling 3-2 to No. 7 Washington. Set scores were: 25-20, 25-16, 20-25, 17-25, 15-10.
Tiffany Owens posted her sixth straight double-double, recording 17 kills and 14 digs. Setter Paige Weber also had a double-double, leading the offense with 43 assists and tallying 10 digs.
The Wildcats found themselves down 2-0 going into intermission but pulled even with the Huskies by taking sets three and four to force overtime. In the extended period, UA got down early and could not overtake the Huskies.
Neither team was very efficient throughout the match as each failed to hit over .150, with UA managing to hit at a .139 clip. UW's Becky Perry was the Huskies' catalyst with 19 kills, eight digs and six blocks.
Arizona, which falls to 14-7 overall and 3-5 in the Pac-10 Conference, has now played in five consecutive five-set matches, winning just two of the five. UA has not won on Hec Ed court in Seattle since 2002. Additionally, five of Arizona's seven losses this season have come in five-set matches.
Tomorrow, the Wildcats head to Pullman, Wash. to play Washington State at 7 p.m. MST. The Cougars fell to ASU in five sets Friday to remain winless in the conference this season.


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Nakai House is a $25,000 Design Build Bluff Home Made from Recycled Materials in...
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- Nakai House-DBBEight graduate students from the University of Colorado at Denver were very busy last spring designing and building the latest house for the Design Build Bluff design/build program in southeastern Utah - and the home was completed in an impressive 80days with recycled materials for a cost of only $25,000! The Nakai House is a 745 sq ft home for Lorraine Nakai set in the Navajo Nation. Designed around her sizable collection of books, the small home features interesting ideas about the use of space and flexibility.1
- Nakai House-DBBDesign Build Bluff is a design/build program that gives architecture grad students the chance to get some hands-on experience while building a home for a person in the Navajo Nation.2
- Nakai House-DBBThe latest home was completed by James Anderson, David Hevesi, Zia Hooker, Courtney Huges, Milen Milev, Cam Minor, Michelle Polock and Josh Young from the University of Colorado at Denver.3
- Nakai House-DBBThey selected Lorraine Nakai as the recipient of the home and worked closely with her to build her the home of her dreams, all on a small budget of $25,000.4
- Nakai House-DBBLorraine treasures books and has an impressive collection, which she wanted to incorporate into her new home.5
- Nakai House-DBBShe was also open to creative solutions for her bedroom and living spaces, which allowed the team to create a comfortable and efficient home in only 745 sq ft.6
- Nakai House-DBBOriented to the north and south, the home is built next to a couple of other homes and to create a protected, shared courtyard.7
- Nakai House-DBBThe western facade features small, tight windows made from reclaimed skyscraper spandrel and a protected face that shields the home from colder winds in the winter and the hot sun in the summer.8
- Nakai House-DBBThe east facade is more open, but it's still protected with a large overhanging roof. Operable windows on both sides allow for natural cross ventilation to keep the home cool.9
- Nakai House-DBBInside, the home is organized around a 50-ft long book shelf spine where Lorraine stores her collection.10
- Nakai House-DBBThe kitchen sits on the north end, there is a living area next to a fire place and finally a more private space on the south end.11
- Nakai House-DBBOne bed is tucked into the book shelf, while another is located in the loft and accessed via a staircase in the closet. This untraditional arrangement is perfect for Lorraine, who lives by herself, but has two children who come to visit.12
- Nakai House-DBBPop-out windows and reading nooks create a greater connection with the outdoors and give the feeling of being outside while protected inside.13
- Nakai House-DBBThe Nakai House is practical and beautiful and explores flexible and unconventional space arrangements to make the most of a small space.14


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Last night was the quarterly women's Pink Night at the Southlake campus of Gateway Church. A friend invited me to go with her since she attends that church, and I went, not really knowing what to expect. Well, except that with probably over a thousand women, the noise level may impair my hearing for a few hours. I was right. But last night's theme, "Laugh: A Pink Night," certainly lived up to its name. Beginning the night with a few skits that included silly songs and dancing, everyone was already in a giddy mood when it was time for the featured speaker, Jeanne Robertson.
Jeanne is a former Miss North Carolina from 1949, a Miss America contestant, and a woman to truly be looked up to...although standing at 6 feet 2 inches has a little bit to do with that, too. She is most definitely one of the funniest comedians I've ever heard. Check out the YouTube clips I've included so you'll get a small taste of the hilarity of last night. Stories about her husband, who she has lovingly nicknamed "Left Brain," gasp-inducing anecdotes about interesting things to do while on vacation in Canada, and stories about husbands that will having you rolling your eyes and shaking your head await you in any of her endless comical experiences that she tells in such a unique and breathtaking way. By breathtaking I mean that you're laughing so hard you can no longer breathe correctly. Although gasps, hiccups, snorts, and tears were there in abundance. I wouldn't recommend doing them all at the same time. I'll definitely be checking her website to see if she's coming back to the DFW area anytime soon!
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Hockey Scores Four Goals In Third Period To Beat Nebraska-Omaha 5-2
Dec. 30, 2004
AMHERST, Mass. - On the strength of a four-goal third period, the Massachusetts hockey team rolled past the University of Nebraska-Omaha 5-2 on Thursday night at the Mullins Center. Captain Stephen Werner (Chevy Chase, Md.) had two goals and an assist for the second night in a row to help UMass to an 18-2 record over the last 20 home non-conference games.
Werner's performance tonight gives him 80 career points moving him into 16th-place all-time on the scoring chart. He now leads the Minutemen in goals with 10 and is second on the team in points with 18 for the season.
The Minutemen (10-10-1) scored three goals over a one minute, 36-second stretch of the third period. That flurry was just 19 seconds shy of the school record for the fastest three goals scored in a game which was set earlier this year (1:07) against Merrimack (11/5).
Outshooting its opponent 8-2 in the opening stanza, UMass failed to connect on some quality chances in front of UNO netminder Eric Aarnio. With only one penalty being called in the first 20 minutes--two minutes for charging by Minuteman Craig MacDonald at 16:56--the teams went into the intermission scoreless.
The Mavericks (8-9-1) broke open the scoring just 2:05 into the second with Scott Parse's 10th goal of the season, assisted by Bill Thomas. The duo leads UNO in scoring with 50 points between them.
With UNO's Bobby Henderson in the box for holding, Minuteman rookie Matt Burto (Orange, Conn.) carried the puck in and scored the equalizer at 14:42. Burto's fifth goal of the season--his first career power play tally--was assisted by linemate P.J. Fenton (Longmeadow, Mass.). Burto and Fenton are 5-3-8 in the last five contests, with Burto collecting four goals and a helper in that span.
The Mavericks nearly made it a 2-1 game less than 15 seconds later with John Thomas skating in on Gabe Winer (Stoughton, Mass.), but UMass'
netminder contained the puck between his skate and the post to keep it knotted at one. Nebraska-Omaha was afforded two power play opportunities in the last 4:04 minutes of play, but the Minutemen successfully killed off one and 22 seconds of the latter before heading into the locker room.
Down a man for the opening 1:38 of the third, Werner took a pass from Tim Vitek (Dresden, Ont.) and made the most of the odd-man break, scoring his second shorthanded goal of the season at 1:26 to put UMass up 2-1. However, the Minutemen were not finished, as they tallied a total of three goals in the span of one minute and 36 seconds to put them up 4-1.
Zech Klann (Pottstown, Pa.), who registered his first career point on Wednesday versus Princeton, added his first career goal at 2:25 to give Massachusetts a two-goal lead. Assistant captian Peter Trovato (North Attleboro, Mass.) collected his third assist in two games on the goal.
UNO was assessed a bench minor after assitant coach Todd Jones was ejected for misconduct, putting UMass on the power play for the second time in the game. Freshman defenseman Mike Kostka (Ajax, Ont.) then scored his first goal as Minuteman at 3:02 for the three-goal cushion, assisted by Marvin Degon (Millbury, Mass.) and Werner.
The Mavericks took advantage of three consecutive Massachusetts penalties and scored once to make it a 4-2 game. Bill Thomas took the feed from Bryan Marshall in the 11th minute of the period to score the power play goal.
Nebraska-Omaha pulled Aarnio from the goal with 55 seconds remaining in the game for the extra skater which allowed Werner to score the fifth UMass goal of the game with two seconds to go. For Werner, this was his second empty-netter in as many games.
Winer finished the night making 21 saves to improve to 8-6-1 on the year, while Aarnio falls 0-1-0 after making 24 saves in his first career start. UMass will next travel to UMass-Lowell on Jan. 7 for a 7:00 p.m. faceoff. The Minutemen will next play in the Mullins Center, where they have a 9-2-0 record this year, when they host Maine for back-to-back games on Jan. 14 and 15.
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NMR sheds new light on protein interactions
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Biophysicists in Germany and the US have used nuclear magnetic resonance to gain an important new insight into how proteins interact.
The researchers were, for the first time, able to map out all the different shapes that the protein ubiquitin can take over a period of several microseconds. The team found that many of these shapes are nearly identical to those adopted by ubiquitin when it binds with other proteins — a discovery that suggests the prevailing theory of protein binding is incomplete, and could pave the way for new types of drugs (Science 320 1471).
All living things contain proteins and many biological processes involve these chain-like molecules binding with one another. Biophysicists know that a bound protein appears to have a different shape than its free counterpart — but understanding exactly how this change in shape occurs has proven very difficult.
For more than 50 years, most biophysicists subscribed to the "induced fit" theory, whereby a free protein is coaxed by its partner to undergo a gradual change in its shape during the binding process.
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However, biophysicists are beginning to realize that free proteins fluctuate between many different shapes in the absence of a binding partner — and it could be that binding simply occurs when a free protein spontaneously assumes the correct shape.
This theory of "conformational selection" had been hard to establish because standard techniques such as X-ray diffraction cannot identify the large number of short-lived shapes that a free protein can adopt.
Now, Bert de Groot and colleagues at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry in Goettingen and Vanderbilt University in Nashville have used nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) to map out all the possible shapes of free ubiquitin, which is a protein found in many living cells.
The team used a relatively new NMR technique, which can follow the positions of atoms in a molecule on timescales up to several microseconds. This is much longer than traditional NMR, which can only detect motion on nanosecond timescales — not long enough to get a good look at all of the possible shapes the protein can adopt, according to De Groot.
Matching 46 bound structures
The team then compared this "structural ensemble" of free protein shapes with the 46 shapes that ubiquitin is known to adopt when bound within larger structures. They discovered that every one of the bound shapes also occurred in the free protein.
De Groot told physicsworld.com that the result implies that "no induced-fit motions are required for ubiquitin to adapt to its different binding partners".
Writing in the same issue of Science, David Boehr and Peter Wright of the Scripps Institute in California point out that the NMR work does not necessarily mean that the induced fit theory is incorrect (Science 320 1429). Rather it is possible that both mechanisms are involved in the binding process. They also point out that de Groot's results suggest that structural fluctuations could play an important role in how the function of a protein evolves over time.
De Groot added that the findings will shed light on a number of processes that involve protein binding including biochemical signalling processes, and receptor-ligand recognition. Both of these processes are important to those designing new drugs, and de Groot believes that the team's work could "contribute to the design of novel drugs".
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1. Re: Intel Core i7 3630QM Safe Temperatures and TJMaxFreddy Gonzalez Mar 22, 2013 10:46 AM (in response to Inzam Ahmed)
Hello Inzam Ahmed,
Please run the following application to stress out the processor and monitor with software what's the max temperature reached during stress.
Intel® processor diagnostic Tool:
Now, confirm what the temperature is in idle.
It's known that high temperatures reduce the lifetime of each part of the unit and may affect software executions.
However, most of the laptops come with fan control software that may help you optimize your unit to be properly cool down.
About Tjuntion, it's like you pointed out the max temperature that your CPU can reach. In case that it overpasses this measure it will automatically shutdown to prevent damage to the unit.


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"The Rocketeer" showed at the [Cineplex Odeon] 23rd Street West Triplex in 70mm 6-Track Dolby Stereo SR beginning on Friday June 21, 1991 (the film's nationwide release date).
A brief article with photos of the last RKO 23rd Street Theatre appears on this page of the March, 1964, issue of International Projectionist. The house was designed by architect John J. McNamara, in collaboration with Herman J. Jessor, architect of the Penn Station South development, in which the theater was located.
Totally disagree.
Lovely lobby with a 60's style sunken seating area and a sprawling candy counter. Stadium seating in the main house thirty years before it became the industry norm. Woody Allen even made it his premiere house after the Beekman closed. A wonderful theatre!
I always thought this theater was a bit of a pain in the neck, and that BoxOffice article reminded me why — short lobby, steps down into lounge, entrance in the back, frosted white glass here and there — I never got its supposed charm.
Inside the Visual Arts.
If you are still wondering Bob T., that movie you described was called Ronja: The Robber's Daughter. It played for a week or two in May 1986.
Gene Stavis told me the revised seating was going to be 480 for the main theater and 280 for theater 2. That was last year while they were still under construction.
The intro should be corrected to reflect that Walter Reade, not Cineplex Odeon, tripled this theatre.
Just let me know when! Glad to hear you're in New York.
saps, if I go to work there, are you coming over to visit? ;)
Text of Variety article (by Dade Hayes) posted April 2, 2008:
One of the boldest moves in Gotham exhibition this decade is taking shape along a quiet stretch of West 23rd Street.
The Clearview Chelsea West Cinemas, a somewhat unlikely center of gravity for the film biz in recent years, has been acquired by the School of Visual Arts. The school, which signed a 26-year lease to operate the site, is renaming it the Visual Arts Theater and renovating inside and out under the guidance of noted designer Milton Glaser.
Tonight's premiere of "Cook County" in the Gen Art Film Festival, will mark the end of the 1963 theater's days as a commercial house. After several months of rehab, a new repertory/special event venue will hope to satiate the screen-starved Manhattan industry.
"It's great. There's nowhere to go but up in terms of repertory cinema in New York," said Kent Jones, a contributing editor at Film Comment and assistant programmer at the Film Society at Lincoln Center. "When I got to town (a generation ago) there were dozens of them."
SVA's goals are different from those of IFC, which turned the old Waverly into a largely firstrun site that opened in 2005. But they are also notably more ambitious than those of NYU, which bought the former Art Theater on Eighth Street and turned it into classrooms and smaller screening rooms that seldom offer public shows.
"Some people were disappointed when we didn't close a deal for the Gramercy Theater, which is now the Blender Theater at Gramercy, because that's closer to the core of our campus" on the eastern end of 23rd Street, said SVA spokesman Michael Grant. "But in terms of the physical space it seems to me that it works out even better."
The 20,000-square-foot Visual Arts will maintain two auditoriums that currently seat 350 and 550. They will be upgraded with digital and 3-D projection gear as well as 35mm and even 70mm projectors.
Though it may not have quite the national profile of NYU or Columbia, SVA has spent aggressively in recent years to advertise itself, boosting undergrad enrollment this decade by 25% and the graduate ranks by 45%. Notable film alums include "Zodiac" DP Harris Savides, thesp Jared Leto and animator Bill Plympton.
The new theater gives SVA a presence in a fashionable downtown nabe favored by party planners and film bizzers largely due to logistics.
"I always liked doing red carpets there because there's not a lot of foot traffic and the two screens are on one level," said Donna Dickman, VP of publicity for Focus Features, which has preemed star-studded films such as "Evening" and "Broken Flowers" at the site. "In L.A., everyone drives, so there are a lot of feasible places to have big premieres. But here, you need subway access and easy logistics, which that place definitely has."
Industry screenings will still definitely happen at the Visual Arts. SVA has also been in talks with the major guilds as well as Women in Film, the Cinematheque Francaise, the Museum of the Moving Image and the National Board of Review about partnerships.
For Clearview, a Cablevision subsid since 1998, the loss of the Chelsea West is minimal given the continuation of ops across Eighth Avenue of the Chelsea, a sister multiplex. The two sites had always been booked as a unit, so distribs often didn't know where on 23rd Street they would be playing until opening day.
The Chelsea West has the 60s aesthetic of Clearview's flagship Ziegfeld uptown, and indeed began its life as a single-screen house with a balcony and a large capacity.
Grant wasn't able to speculate about the exact nature of programming, noting only that tie-ins were set with the Museum of the Moving Image. Gene Stavis, an SVA faculty member and onetime American rep for French film biggie Henri Langlois, will be the director of the theater.
International fests and series will definitely be a possibility, with spotlights on Iran, Turkey, Canada, Israel and France already under consideration.
I have just heard from an unimpeachable real estate source that the rumor about the Chelsea 9 being replaced by a hotel is absolutely false. Not only did The Real Deal get the main story wrong, but several facts quoted therein were bogus as well. No guarantee that this will never happen, but it is certainly not happening now.
I think Clearview was ready to shut it down altogether but IFC took it as a much needed outlet for their smaller films. There was some talk of that whole corner coming down at one point.
Thanks for your comment Al. I just googled the below:
"The IFC Center is owned by the IFC network, (IFC Films), which is a subsidiary of Rainbow Media (AMC channel, MSG), which is a subsidiary of Cablevisionâ€"which owns the Knicks and the Clearview Cinemas chain that let the Waverly lapse into disrepair in the first place. Cablevision held on to the lease."
So yes, the Waverly has not just been saved, but actually vastly improved. This is a rarity! It happens to be one of my favorite Manhattan Cinemas, but it is no longer part of The Clearview chain and that's my point. A sale here, a transfer there. Soon, no Clearview.
Since Cablevision saved my beloved Waverly, albeit in a new mutation, I have some respect for them. Clearview started out with many older theatres they thought they could salvage as specialty houses. Unfortunately, that audience has embraced DVDs even more than others.
Hi Howard, yes I did mean their Manhattan operations, I was not aware that they owned any historic theaters elsewhere. Second, I should have been clearer. When I think of a cinema treasure, I think of a true movie palace, not the bland boxy multiplexes. It is about the building, the architecture, the attention to detail, the atmosphere in which you saw a film. By that measure, with the exception of the Ziegfeld, Clearview in Manhattan falls short and that is why I wouldn't miss them. Of course, I would miss the convenience, but a "Cinema Treasure" is about a lot more than convenience (for me).
Luis, Perhaps you mean YOU won't miss those in Manhattan other than the Ziegfeld. Most of Clearview theaters are not in Manhattan and many are historic theaters. Many of those theaters would be missed by their communities. For that matter, in Manhattan, many people will miss the Chelsea and the others. They are not devoid of repeat customers.
I agree Al. Clearview Cinemas is not really a going concern. Cablevision has a lot more pressing issues and businesses to take of and they are defintiely not "growing" this business. As a result, I believe that they will in fact continue to find a buyer for Clearview or slowly close individual theaters as opportunities arise. Again, my only concern is for The Ziegfeld. None of the other theaters will be missed.
That is worrisome.
It is possible that Clearview, failing to find a buyer for the chain, is willing to drop individual sites no matter how strategic. Although I never expect any new building to last 99 years (or many theatres to survive rent reviews under current prices), I did think Chelsea 9 had a few more profitable years left.
Howard, you're absolutely right! I meant Cablevision which is run by the Dolts, er, I mean Dolans. All of the other comments remain the same. I have no beef with Comcast.
Louis, Clearview's parent is Cablevision which owns Madison Square Garden, Radio City, etc. Comcast owns no theaters.
Yes, just because Clearview had a 99 year lease, it doesn't mean that that lease can't be bought out for the right price. It appears that they got that "right" price. Besides, as has been evident for a several, the theater business is not on an upward trend and Clearview (being owned by Comcast) is probably not well run. The only Clearview theater that I worry about is The Ziegfeld. None of the others really rate.
Al, it sure sounds like from the news (repeated below) posted on the Chelsea 9 page by Luis, that Clearview must have sold their interest, too:
Chelsea Cinema Shocker…….
According to this weeks issue of The Real Deal, the real estate industry's bible, Chelsea Cinemas is in contract to be sold and will most likely be torn down for a hotel leaving Chelsea without a nabe theater.
The quote is as follows: "Chelsea Cinemas could close soon. A hotelier is in contract to buy the nine-screen cinema, according to Faith Hope Consolo, chairman of the retail leasing and sales division at Prudential Douglas Elliman, who is working with the hotelier.
Consolo would not reveal the identity of the developer or the asking price for the space, which is owned by Mutual Redevelopment Houses Inc. She said her client is interested in building a boutique hotel of up to 10 stories, hoping to capitalize on the gallery-going crowd.


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Willys Chicken recipe photograph by Jonathon Weber
Here is a tasty spin for baked chicken. Willys Chicken is named after a man named Willy who loved this recipe. The recipe itself is from my mother-in-law, who is a wonderful cook. This chicken is so very tasty and moist, you will love it. Chicken breast on the bone is the best option for this recipe. Meijers stores have these on sale now.
What you need:
1 package of split bone on chicken breasts
1 egg
1/2 cup of bread crumbs
salt & pepper
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1 tbsp garlic powder
Step by step:
- First spice the chicken with the salt, pepper and garlic.
- Beat the egg and brush the egg on the chicken breast.
- Next cover the chicken with the bread crumbs.
- Add a little more of the spices now.
- Place in oven at 375 degrees for an hour (time depends on size and thickness of chicken. always make sure chicken is fully cooked).
- Finally take out of the oven and serve with sides such as rice and black eyed peas.
Couples tip:
To make this recipe even better, you can use crushed walnuts or pecans. You just add these to the outside of the chicken.


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This week we'll talk with Gary Abud about how he creates amazing classroom culture. Join us Wednesday at 9:30pm ET.
Monthly Archives: August 2012
August 15: New college physics instructors
We talked with several physics faculty members from around the country about issues with beginning a new physics position. We talked about maintaining respect and authority in the classroom, and how to prepare students for using interactive engagement activities.
This week we'll be talking with Mario Belloni from Davidson about Astronomy education practices. Please join us!
August 8: Advice for new high school physics teachers
Last week's Global Physics Department meeting was devoted to advice for new high school physics teachers, and featured presentations by 4 new-ish teachers sharing lessons they've learned, including Akwetee Watkins, Daniel Longhurst, Matt McCollum and Steve Nixon.
Here are a few more additional resources that
- The 5 pieces of advice survey created by the global physics department with responses from 19 teachers.
- Letters to a first year teacher: The compilation. An excellent project started by a math teacher on twitter where teachers around the world wrote letters with advice for new teachers.
- AAPT's e-mentoring program. New teachers can sign up to be assigned a mentor to turn to for advice.
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This week's session: Advice for New College Physics Teachers
This week, we'll be giving advice to new college physics teachers. Come to hear advice from faculty who recently began thier careers teaching physics in college.
Wednesday, August 1: AAPT wrap-up
Last night's Global Physics Department meeting was devoted to a wrap up discussion of the Summer AAPT meeting in Philadelphia that just took place. We shared highlights from the meeting, talked about ideas that AAPT might be improved, and the overall value face to face conferences in the day of social media. links from the discussion:
U-stream recordings from the meeting (Phillip Sadler's Millikan Medal acceptance speech (slides) is highly recommended.
Minds of their own: The original video series created by Sadler to explore featuring students who have graduated from Harvard and MIT struggling to light a light bulb with a battery and a wire.
RIT's Livephoto project: Interactive video vignettes— awesome HTML5 based video analysis activities that work on tablet computers, developed by Prisilla Laws and Robert Teese.
Peter Bohacek's awesome direct measurement video analysis problems, featured on Carleton's Science Education Research Center.
Chris D'amato's presentation on Mastery Learning at AAPT.
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Arugably some of the most historically significant recordings in the career of Elvis Presley were captured on tape at the American Sound Studios in Memphis, Tennessee during the winter of 1969. Elvis was at his peak physically, mentally, and musically!! The latest release from the good folks at the "Follow That Dream" (FTD) Collector's Label, "Memphis Sessions", captures some of that historic magic recorded during the cold winter of 1969!!
"Memphis Sessions" is a true testament to the perfection Elvis sought in his music. It is well-known how critical Elvis was of his own musical abilities, and his burning desire for perfection with each studio session. As "Memphis Sessions" will show listeners, Elvis lost NONE of his passion for making serious music in 1969, despite having been trapped in the music of his 1960's motion picture soundtracks for too long. Listening to Elvis rehearsing songs before takes, his in-between takes banter with the producer of the sessions, Chips Moman, as well as the musicians, and some of his off-mike comments highlight the 20 tracks presented on "Memphis Sessions".
Rather than give a general overview of "Memphis Sessions", we have once again decided to present everyone with our track-by-track review of each song on "Memphis Sessions".
AFTER LOVING YOU (take 3) - Slightly different phrasing of the lyrics, and some great pre-song banter highlight this great outtake!
STRANGER IN MY OWN HOMETOWN (undubbed master) - Slightly longer than the originally released version -- much cleaner sounding without the overdubs!
IN THE GHETTO (take 11) - This outtake features the use of extra drums during the first two verses, which we think detracts from this otherwise pretty outtake!
SUSPICIOUS MINDS (rehearsal plus take 6) - Elvis turns in a GREAT vocal performance on this outtake, which features some great pre-take rehearsal of the song!! A GREAT "fly-on-the- wall" perspective!
ANY DAY NOW (take 5) - Elvis' vocals are close to the master take, while the use of extra drums and organ add a little something extra to this track!
ONLY THE STRONG SURVIVE (take 22) - A slightly longer ending, and the absence of the female overdubs create a very stripped-down sound for this AWESOME track!
WEARIN' THAT LOVED ON LOOK (take 3 & 10) - Take 3 is a false start, with Elvis' voice cracking causing him to break-up completely...CLASSIC ELVIS!! Take 10 is a complete alternate performance, which remains close to the master take!
DO YOU KNOW WHO I AM (take 1) - The beginning of this outtake features much less instrumentation than the studio master. Added finger-snaps, slight lyric changes toward the end of the song, along with Elvis' voice cracking once again only add to the rarity of this number!
AND THE GRASS WON'T PAY NO MIND (undubbed master/alternate vocal) - A BEAUTIFUL VOCAL PERFORMANCE turned in by Elvis on this track. A quick false start at the beginning, with Elvis singing "You can hear Chips calling", referring of course to session producer Chips Moman. Great stuff!
YOU'LL THINK OF ME (take 14) - Similiar to the studio master!
POWER OF MY LOVE (take 6) - Again, very similiar to the master recording, although Elvis' vocal is a bit more "gritty" on this outtake!
THIS IS THE STORY (takes 1 & 2) - A quick false start (take 1) is followed by the undubbed studio master (take 2)!
TRUE LOVE TRAVELS ON A GRAVEL ROAD (takes 6 & 7) - Both of these takes feature a much slower tempo, with heavier guitar playing on take 7!
LONG BLACK LIMOUSINE (take 6) - A VERY passionate reading of one of the true classics from these 1969 Memphis sessions. This outtake features a longer ending, with Elvis cracking up as the song fades out!
KENTUCKY RAIN (take 9) - A quick false start is followed with a rough sounding take musically!
WITHOUT LOVE (THERE IS NOTHING) (takes 3 & 4) - A false start is followed by a performance, which is quite similiar to the studio master!
HEY JUDE (spliced from takes 5 & 1) - Hands-down the low point of "Memphis Sessions". Even though Elvis attempts to sing the complete lyrics to the song, this song still seems out of place for a recording session of this magnitude. Historically interesting to listen to once, but that's about all!
IF I'M A FOOL (FOR LOVIN' YOU) (take 3) - Some great piano playing along with a beautiful vocal performance highlights this outtake. Listen for a neat exchange between Elvis and Chips at the end of the take!
FROM A JACK TO A KING (takes 1,2 & 3) - A couple of false starts lead into an early take, which features Elvis forgetting the lyrics in the middle of the song!
I'M MOVIN' ON (undubbed master) - This outtake features the extra second verse. First released on the "Suspicious Minds" package in 1999!
The artwork for "Memphis Sessions" is disappointing, and quite frankly, VERY sloppy in our opinion. The entire digi-pack features a western wood motiff, which we have no problem with. The problem we have with the packaging for "Memphis Sessions" lies in the atrocious photography used throughout the package. On the front cover, we have one small photo in the lower right-hand corner which ORIGINALLY featured Elvis with several other people. Apparently, the other people in the photo were felt to be unnecessary so the photo looks as though someone took a bottle of "White-Out" and covered up all the other faces, except Elvis'. VERY SLOPPY!! The back cover features the track listing in white text, and a single photo of Elvis with one of his singing idols, Roy Hamilton. However, the photo has been BADLY re-sized to fit the back cover, and both Elvis and Roy's faces are almost flat looking. Coupled with the obviously noticable distortion of the photo, due to the improper re-sizing, this makes for an embarassing piece of artwork in our opinion. The inside left cover again features the track listing in white text, with a photo covering the top third. Again, some sloppy work is evidenced by the "mirroring" of the photo...notice Elvis holding the guitar with the neck pointing to the LEFT. The one picture which doesn't appear to be backwards, distorted, or partially erased is the one featuring Elvis, George Klein, Roy Hamilton, and session producer Chips Moman. A nice photo which has been relegated to the location of underneath the CD tray. The CD of "Memphis Sessions" is an unremarkable solid cream color with black print.
The sound quality of "Memphis Sessions" is VERY crisp and clean. These tracks sound almost as if they were recorded using 2001 technology. Elvis' voice is properly mixed with the musicians, and the absence of the sometimes annoying overdubbed instruments and female vocalists make some of the tracks REALLY stand out (most notably "Long Black Limousine" and "Only The Strong Survive"). The obviously poor artwork for "Memphis Sessions" is MORE than made up for in the excellent sound of these tracks! A very fitting job for recordings which are of such historical significance in the life of Elvis Presley!!
Despite very poor work from the art department, "Memphis Sessions" really is a top-notch effort from the folks at the "FTD" Collector's Label. Looking at the packaging for "Memphis Sessions", a potential buyer's first impression might be that this is a "thrown together" project. But, the time taken to properly remaster these tracks, along with the outtakes chosen for this project, make "Memphis Sessions" yet another must-have for your Elvis collection!!


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College Hockey:Minnesota beats St. Cloud State for 60th straight victory
ST. CLOUD, Minn. — Sarah Davis scored and added an assist as No. 1 Minnesota beat St. Cloud State 4-1 on Friday for its 60th straight victory.
Kelsey Cline, Rachael Bona and Kelly Terry also scored for the Gophers (11-0, 9-0 WCHA).
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Payge Pena scored a third-period goal for St. Cloud State (1-7-3, 1-6-2), which got 41 saves from Julie Friend.
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FRANCE: Russian Railways to keep "most" Gefco staff after sale approval
By Simon Warburton | 19 November 2012
Russian Railways (RZD) says its recent purchase of 75% of PSA Peugeot Citroen's Gefco logistics division will see "most" of the current management and staff retained, although it does not rule out 'efficiency' changes.
Competition authorities in Russia (FAS) today (19 November) confirmed to just-auto from Moscow they had given the green light to RZD to buy the Gefco shares for EUR800m (US$1.02bn), although their counterparts in France have yet to voice similar approval.
"We will keep the [Gefco] headquarters in France, the CEO, most of management and staff," Russian Railways president, Vladimir Yakunin, said in comments verified to just-auto by RZD from Russia.
"That does not mean later, some changes, decided with our French partners, to make Gefco more efficient."
The Russian Railways president also gave some insight into why RZD was so keen on buying a majority stake in Gefco, having had recently to sell its freight subsidiary, PGK, as part of a privatisation drive to liberalise the Russian economy.
As PGK brought in RUB20bn per year in profits to RZD, the railway operator said it had to find new revenue sources and settled on Gefco, once it became aware PSA wanted to sell.
The relationship had already existed to some extent through RZD's supply of Peugeot's factory near Moscow, while the Russian company also wanted to reinforce its growing role in transportation between Asia and Europe.
"Our priority is the development of freight activity between Asia and Europe, with us in between," said Yakunin. "Russia, Belarussia and Kazakhstan expect to create a common rail logistics business.
"Gefco, all the while remaining an independent subsidiary at the heart of RZD, will be an integral part of this new Asia-Europe rail corridor that we are going to put in place."
Yakunin added RZD would also look at co-operating with French rail operator, SNCF, with whom "we already work very closely" and to that end would open an office in Paris.
PSA is looking to tie up all the elements of RZD's share investment by the end of next month and will use the finance to pay off debt.
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At work we have a NetApp Windows Share setup. I browse with Windows Explorer to a folder which contained thousands of text files. I then select multiple files at the same time and delete the files.
The files never disappear from the NetApp Windows Share. If I then attempt to open the file I get a "this file does not exist error message". The same error is displayed if I attempt to delete it once again.
However, if I select a single file then it is successfully deleted.
Has anyone else seen anything like this before with NetApp?


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Sometimes the best love stories take awhile to play out. Case in point our next wedding. Renske waited five years for her boyfriend to pop the question, when he finally did she knew exactly how their love story would play out. Their day would ooze antiques, old books and have a muted pastel theme with a "vintage love story them."
As you will soon see the entire day was planned to perfection, overflowing with thoughtful details and hand-made touches. You must see more of this vintage pink and white wedding in the full gallery here. All beautifully captured by Louise Vorster Photography at the The Hertford in South Africa.
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From the hearts in the chapel to the details for the groom and his groomsmen. Fraai Meraai made the most beautiful rosette for the groom and his guys, as well as customized T-Shirts for me and the girls.
I loved all the do-it-yourself wedding projects, it made the whole day so much more special knowing everything was made with love. Most of the decor and details were made by myself and my sister-in-law. We worked more than 7 months to have this magical decor and details.
For the wedding invites, we went to ALL the second hand bookshops in and around Pretoria to buy selected books, each guest got a book specially selected for them. My bouquet was a combination of a protea and paper flowers. The bridesmaids also got paper flowers and we added some paper flowers on the tables as well. We also punched storybook hearts for the confetti.
When I look back at the day… It was truly just like a love story you will read about in storybooks. Every aspect of the day was so magical and beautiful. So blessed withe every tear, every smile and every moment! What a magical memorable day!
Photographer: Louise Vorster Photography
Venue: The Hertford
Dress Designer: Beloved Bride and Occasion Wear
Groom's Attire: Eurosuit
Stationery: Fraai Meraai Ontwerp
Bridesmaids Dresses: Gelique
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Sea Wolf
Old World RomanceReleased: September, 11th 2012
Unlike on his 2009 sophomore outing, White Water, White Bloom, Los Angeles tunesmith Alex Church (a.k.a. Sea Wolf) chose not to work with a full band here. Old World Romance still plays with the accompaniment of a full band, but this time around the multi-instrumentalist Church is that band. He builds a slow groove from minimal drum machine programming in the opening cut, "Old Friend." Over this, Church creates a handsome ambiance by overlapping fingerpicked acoustic six-string and dreampop-style electric guitar before layering his fetching tenor harmonies above the music. Even within the metronomic rhythms, Church exercises a noticeable restraint, which builds a suspenseful tension here and throughout Old World Romance. The outstanding follower, "In Nothing," plays a little like a one-man-band version of The Smiths, but with Church singing less like Morrissey and more like Echo & The Bunnymen's Ian McCulloch. He somehow makes melancholy sound upbeat in "Changing Seasons" before closing with the beautifully brooding "Whirlpool."
- Old Friend - 3:57
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- Priscilla - 3:53
- Kasper - 3:35
- Blue Stockings - 3:10
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AT&T Nokia Lumia 900 (Ace) specs leaked ahead of CES unveiling
Nokia is getting ready to make a big Windows Phone-powered splash in the US, it seems. Right before 2011 ended, we showed you some leaked renders of the Finnish company's upcoming WP flagship smartphone, the Lumia 900. This has also been known so far as the Nokia Ace, and it's expected to be unveiled (at least a version headed to AT&T with LTE support) next week at CES.
But if you were anxious to hear something about the Lumia 900's specs, you don't have to wait until then. Most of the important stuff has been leaked today courtesy of PocketNow.
So, as previous rumors hinted, the Lumia 900 will have 4.3-inch touchscreen. Thanks to the current limitations in Windows Phone though the resolution will still be 800×480. The phone will have 512 MB of RAM, an 8 MP camera, and a pretty big 1,830 mAh battery. It will weigh 160 grams, 18 more than the Lumia 800.
What you see above is a mock up of the Lumia 900 alongside the Lumia 800, based on the leaked renders from December 30, and factoring in the leaked specs from today.
AT&T's version of the Lumia 900 is codenamed Eloko, and it will interestingly ship with support for T-Mobile's AWS 1700 MHz HSPA band as well. So while it's not likely that the Lumia 900 will be sold by AT&T unlocked, some unlocking options are bound to crop up soon after its launch, helping those of you on T-Mobile make use of the superphone.
Despite what past rumors have claimed, the Lumia 900 won't run Windows Phone Tango – the next version of Microsoft's mobile operating system. It will however run Mango, which is the currently shipped OS. That's interesting, because it was said at one point that Tango will bring LTE support. Now it seems likely that this will end up being baked into Mango.
The Lumia 900 will also be launched outside the US, so those of you who live elsewhere will be able to get your hands on it later this year.


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Former charcuterie artisan Rey Knight spent two years contract brewing in Irvine before purchasing Manzanita Brewing Company's original brewery and tasting room to join the local fold. The bar, which has historically been treated like a watering hole versus a sampling space, has high tables and plenty of seating for tasting a line that has grown greatly now that Knight has his own system. Consistency is a bit spotty, but the Butcher's portfolio includes some highly flavorful beers.
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Why the result of multiplication 0.3 and 3 is 0.89999999999999 in Scala?
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Why the result of multiplication 0.3 and 3 is 0.89999999999999 in Scala?
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Floating point calculation is reasonably complex subject.
This has to do with the binary representation of a floating point number, that doesn't guarantee every possible number (obviously), to have an exact representation, which can lead to errors in operations, and yes, these errors can propagate.
Here is a link on the subject, although it isn't the simplest thing out there, it can get you a good perspective if you want to understand the subject.
The bottom line problem is that for a given floating point number, a rational, it is possible that the binary representation of that number needs more precision than what's available in the given language.
For instance, if you use 24 bits to store a double, but the binary representation of your floating point value needs 25 bits to be represented accurately, there will be a rounding error.
As Péter Török noted in the comment, most known programming languages use the same representations for common data types,
That is not only the case in Scala, but in any language/platform, that uses the IEEE standard for floating point numbers.
Example in ruby:
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This has almost nothing to do with Scala!
The reason is to do with how computers represent floating point numbers. Computers use a binary representation, rather than a decimal one, so numbers such as 0.3 are not represented as that precisely but using an approximation that can be succinctly expressed in base 2. The result of this is that operations performed on these numbers may be slightly out from what you expect the answer to be. For more detail, see Floating Point.
You can get around this if necessary by implementing something like a
Use BigDecimal if you want exact values.
That is a side-effect of the commonly used floating point values representation.
I often encoutenred that problem and make a simple function that "rounds" the number to the nearest bigger-than-desired-precision value. It goes in C as:
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With the explosive growth of podcasting, publishers are including more multimedia in their RSS feeds than ever. While the method of including media content in an RSS feed with enclosures is fairly well known, there are other methods available for including media content in RSS feeds, one of which is Media RSS.
Media RSS is an RSS module that was created to expand the way that multimedia content could be included in an RSS feed.
Originally authored by Yahoo! to improve media enclosures in RSS and also allow the submission of media content to its search engine via RSS, the development of Media RSS has since been opened up to the RSS community through the rss-media mailing list. Full disclosure: I'm also one of the people at Yahoo! who worked on the creation of Media RSS.Continue Reading "Use Media RSS" »


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In HeavenHell, the goal is to throw each demon out of the screen with the help of angels.
You'll have to change devils and angels into circles or into squares by tapping them. It's all about following the laws of physics and using your logic!
Offering 6 different worlds and 120 levels, HeavenHell will transport you into a fun and challenging atmosphere .
The game is optimized for smartphones and tablets, so don't wait anymore, download and share this game right away!
"The gameplay makes the game standout and also makes HeavenHell a blast to play." Adam Field for Android-Games.com
"Heaven & Hell on android offers long hours of gameplay (solving numerous puzzles), nice quality graphics, fun music, and more." JasonHamster.com
Xoom Great puzzle plat former, but every now and then if the characters aren't moving fast enough, the screen will go black. And even if I get the picture back working again, it'll continue going black til I have to force stop. But if I keep the lil guys moving quickly, there won't be any problems... strange. Pls figure out what's going wrong and fix asap!!
Awesome game I love this game. My mum had it on her tab and now I have it on my Note 2. It's really addictive and it forces you to use your brain which is always a good thing.
Very nice game I recommend it to people who like challenges I'm 12 in middle school and at lunch or at home it is fun to play only bad thing is I would like it if there was more of a viarity of clothes
Nice So far no complaints. Fun and original. Good time killer. Pleasant soundtrack.
Just great game I have finished it all and really happy with it. It does lag from time to time but over all its a great game!!!
Grear It is just like real life angles will always win and demons dont
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Lane Kiffin heaped some big praise on Nickell Robey over the weekend, comparing the sophomore corner to one of the greatest defensive backs to ever suit up for the Trojans, Troy Polamalu.
"I'm not saying he's the player Troy Polamalu was," Kiffin said of Robey, "but he (has) the same attitude and work ethic," Kiffin said following Saturday's practice.
"I think he's just exactly the way we describe a Trojan, what we're looking for -- from academics to handling himself off the field to weight room to training to nutrition to practice habits. I could be mistaken, but I can't recall the last time he even missed a rep."
Kiffin's comments echo similar ones made by secondary coach Willie Mack Garza, who talked about Robey's "pure dedication and commitment" during last year's fall practice.
Simply put, Robey is doing the little things, the necessary things to seperate the good from the great.
Previously a Georgia commit, the 5-foot-8 Robey was part of Kiffin's inaugural recruiting class and proved to be an invaluable pickup for USC in his first season, holding down the starting corner job opposite Shareece Wright and leading the team in interceptions (4) in 2010.
With Wright's departure (he was drafted in the 3rd round of the 2011 NFL Draft by the San Diego Chargers), Robey will take over as the team's No.1 corner and already has looked the part of a potential All-Conference player through the spring and the early part of fall practice.
Who will start opposite of Robey remains to be seen, but walk-on Tony Burnett, red-shirt sophomore Torin Harris and redshirt freshman Anthony Brown are all in play for the position.
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The Colorado State Patrol along with several other agencies around the state are stepping up enforcement for the Memorial Day Weekend. The enforcement period will begin Friday and continue through Tuesday morning. Troopers will have zero tolerance for drivers under the influence of any substance that may affect their ability to operate a motor vehicle in a safe Continue reading
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A traffic accident on Highway 40 west of Milner slowed traffic yesterday evening. Details of the accident are not clear, as troopers have yet to file a report. Witnesses reported seeing a single car with extensive front end damage. The accident slowed traffic to a crawl as troopers cleaned up the site.
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One person suffered minor injuries in a crash last night on Highway 13 north of the ColoWyo Coal Mine entrance. This is the second accident to happen in the same general vicinity in the same day. Early yesterday morning, the driver of a car involved in a roll-over accident refused medical treatment. Troopers say he had fallen Continue reading
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The Colorado State Patrol is investigating a single car roll-over accident near the ColoWyo Coal Mine entrance this morning. The accident occurred at around 6:30 this morning on Highway 13. According to troopers, the driver of the car suffered minor injuries, after falling asleep at the wheel and rolling the car, but Continue reading
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How to collaborate better with designers
For many people, the most fun part of creating a website or publication is the visual design aspect. I know it is for me. It's what I call "fun" creativity (as opposed to "not so fun" creativity, such as trying to transform a product data sheet into an interesting and engaging article for readers). And yet because visual design brings together people who are visual thinkers and people who are, well, not visual thinkers, projects can often go awry. Understanding and embracing the creative process, and keeping the channels of communication open, are the best ways to ensure a design that will meet your goals. In that vein, here are a few tips I've picked up from working on creative projects. Tips for working with visual designers:
If you're not sure, ask. Visual designers don't expect everyone to know their jargon any more than a rocket scientist does. So don't worry about anyone thinking you're ignorant if you need to ask what sans serif means. Designers are always happy to explain terms. If they aren't, find a new designer.
Use examples to illustrate what you mean. My interpretation of "modern" or "fresh" might be different than yours. It's always helpful for designers if you can point out examples of what you mean by certain descriptions.
Define how you're using visual design terms. Or, ask your colleagues to do so. Many terms are misused, so you might think you're communicating clearly when you really aren't. (For example, I've seen the term wireframe used to represent everything from a content outline to a fully functioning HTML page mock-up.)
Start with a creative brief. Sorry folks, but "I'll know it when I see it" just doesn't cut it. No one expects you to design your project yourself, but you are expected to be able to clearly articulate the goals, audience, key qualities, and/or characteristics of your project for your designer. Otherwise, you're just wasting time and money.
Be patient. Except in rare circumstances, no designer will produce exactly what you want the first time. And maybe not the second. This back-and-forth process is perhaps the most misunderstood aspect of design (and writing!). More often than not, your ideal design is reached through feedback, discussion, and collaboration that happens during the design process.
By keeping these tips in mind, you can avoid some of the potential pitfalls in the visual design process, and instead focus on the fun stuff. Enjoy! Have some tips of your own to share, or disagree with any of mine? Leave a comment to tell me about it.


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Master P., No Limit Celebrate 20 Years With All-Star Concert In HoustonThursday, 28 April 2011 23:33
Hip-Hop mogul/pioneering independent label owner Master P. will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the legendary No Limit Records imprint this Sunday (May 1st) in Houston, Texas.
No Limit Forever, The L.I.E. Group, AARJ Worldwide and Viranski will present the all-star, exclusive concert, which will take place at The House of Blues, in Houston, Texas.
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