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Measles http://www.cdc.gov/measles/about/signs-symptoms.html is a preventable disease, known to many as a childhood illness. One in a trinity of vaccination, MMR, the Measles, Mumps, Rubella inoculation is given in two doses. The first is noted to have 85% effectiveness, while the second provides the full expression of immunity to the illness. Once infected, a person merely has to let the illness run it's course.
Exposure happens four days prior to symptoms. The first symptom is the one in the photo, the tongue presents with spots. Then, a rash appears at the hairline and moves down the body. http://www.cdc.gov/measles/about/photos.html A person is infectious four days before symptoms begin, and four days after the rash subsides. Roughly 10 days? Skin sloughs off for many days after, again see the photos.
http://www.cfr.org/interactives/GH_Vaccine_Map/#map This map from the World Health Organization is an infographic for many illnesses presence on the globe. http://www.who.int/topics/measles/en/ WHO collects information world wide on the presence of the disease, and attempts to inoculate people.
Many people believed the United States was going to be completely free of measles in 2010 due to progress made in no cases noted, or progressive lowering numbers of cases. Many people believe they have been inoculated and they have not, or have traveled to or come from countries where the disease is active. Global travel provides the chance for spread.
In the late 1970's there were outbreaks in the US in prisons and university campuses. All hot spots for heavy interface of large numbers of people, as are day care sites, schools and skilled nursing facilities. It wasn't clear if the coverage of immunization was spotty in that people did not get vaccinated, or there was some fading result of the vaccination batch of vaccine, or that one, not two doses given. This writer still seeking that data.
As a health campaign then, Baby Boomers were re-vaccinated in order to ensure complete coverage and case numbers dropped significantly. The gatekeeper function was the school system, that the vaccination records had to be on file to enroll and attend school. There isn't a clear article that relates this process, or indicates what if any percentage of the tnen young people then were missed due to not being in schools or in some tractable location for checks and balances of the effectiveness of the campaign for all. Those persons these days are all moving towards grandparenting/retirement age, if they aren't already.
The article at the top of this page notes that NY Health Department is suggesting that ALL persons in the area in question get vaccinated, or submit to a blood test to prove immunity. No access to immunization records is an indication of a need to confirm health status in a potential epidemic containment effort.
Oklahoma City County Health Department has a full service of immunization programming for children and youth or adults. https://www.occhd.org/health/immunizations/vaccines-for-children-program. Peripheral symptoms of measles are ear infection and risk for encephalitis. So the bout of measles may not be limited to the rash, fever and exhaustion, conjunctivitis and irritability present for most people.
http://www.ok.gov/health2/documents/IMM_Adults_Measles_Facts.pdf Older adults or others who are immune compromised are at risk for infection and perhaps should consult with their private physician regarding steps of prevention.
Below are three recent and interesting articles posted on the American Academy of Pediatrics page, the kid doctor home professional webpage in the United States.
http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/127/Supplement_1/S127.full Importance of vaccinations Jan 2014
http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/128/Supplement_4/S167.full Reluctant parents August 2013
http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/116/5/e623.full Peds versus other MD use of vaccination on own kids. Fall 2013


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SAVANNAH, Ga. – The UNCP baseball team continued its ascension in the national rankings on Monday afternoon as the Braves used a perfect 5-0 week to creep up three spots to No. 13 in the latest top 30 poll by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper.
The Braves (8-0) are one of four Peach Belt Conference teams included in the listing and join fifth-ranked Columbus State (6-0), seventh-ranked Francis Marion (4-2) and 18th-ranked Armstrong Atlantic (6-0) in the latest listing. Last week's top-ranked team, Mount Olive (5-1), dropped five spots to No. 6 after losing a 6-5 contest to Wingate.
The Black & Gold continued to hold steady at No. 8 in the College Baseball Lineup Top 30 rankings and join six other Southeast Region squads in that listing. Francis Marion (No. 2), Mount Olive (No. 13), Columbus State (No. 20), Armstrong Atlantic (No. 23), Limestone (No. 25) and Catawba (No. 26) are also included in that poll.
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The New Orleans Saints beat the Houston Texans 38-20 Saturday night, capping their return to the Superdome with a preseason victory on a standout night from backup quarterback Chase Daniel and a workmanlike effort from the team as a whole.
The result pleased the 70,025 clearly delighted simply to be watching the Saints play football in New Orleans again, seven months after they clinched the NFC championship on the same field. The win puts the Saints preseason record at 1-1, and Houston falls to 0-2.
Certainly the performance was much better than the Saints had in dropping their first preseason game at New England on Aug. 12. And yet there remain areas in which the team struggles, most glaringly on kickoff coverage. The Saints drew numerous flags, and for the second consecutive game, the Saints failed to score a touchdown despite having a first-and-goal on the opponent's 1-yard line.
What's more, the starting offense has still not summoned that deadly precision that has been a hallmark of quarterback Drew Brees' time in New Orleans.
"It's good to get a win, but there's still a lot of things we've got to work on," Coach Sean Payton said, citing the kick coverage and nearly 100 yards in penalties as glaring issues. "There's a lot of things that are sloppy and we need to clear up. But fortunately, we've still got two weeks of training camp."
The Saints' 28-10 halftime lead, though commanding, was hardly a coach's dream. Aside from Daniel's fine play - especially the 11-play, 83-yard touchdown drive just before the half - the Saints were grinding at times.
For example, although Brees led two scoring drives, the first was kept alive by a pass interference call and the second began at the Houston 15-yard line after Trindon Holliday muffed a punt. Brees set up the latter with a brilliant play on third down, where, while falling to the turf, he managed to sidearm the ball to wide receiver Marques Colston for a 10-yard gain that gave the Saints first and goal at the 1-yard line.
For the night, however, Brees finished 5-of-10 for 36 yards, pedestrian statistics for any quarterback, yet alone the Super Bowl MVP.
"That's what preseason is for," Brees said. "Work out those kinks and identify some young players."
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But that hardly mattered because the Saints began by running the ball extremely well. On their opening 11-play, 72-yard scoring drive, the Saints ran eight times. Running back Reggie Bush led the charge, picking up 8 yards twice and 15 on a first down from the Houston 22-yard line. Bush then busted the ball right up the gut and scampered into the end zone standing to make the score 7-0.
All such considerations, of course, were secondary for a coaching staff that wanted to take a long look at several players fighting for a roster spot and then, should they make the team, a clear role. In particular, Daniel and running back Chris Ivory fit that bill.
Daniel had an outstanding evening marred by one bad throw - an interception by Houston linebacker Danny Clark that gave the Texans a first down on the Saints' 33-yard line early in the third quarter. But the Saints defense allowed just 8 yards on three plays, and the Texans settled for a 43-yard field goal by Kris Brown that cut the Saints' lead to 28-13.
Daniel recovered quickly, leading a 65-yard scoring drive that culminated in an 18-yard scoring strike to wide receiver Adrian Arrington. Earlier, Daniel and Arrington had hooked up on a 48-yard completion down the middle, the big gainer on that drive at the end of the first half that Daniel polished off with a 1-yard scoring toss to fullback Zak Keasey with no time left on the clock.
It was that drive that showcased Ivory and his competition, P.J. Hill. Each ran well, Ivory getting 9 yards on a carry and Hill carrying twice for first downs. But Ivory appears to have the edge. He finished as the team's leading carrier, 66 yards on 20 carries. He also clawed out positive yardage on two of those carries despite being wrapped up at the line of scrimmage.
But within Ivory's numbers were patches of mediocrity, as his 3.3 yards per carry indicates. He carried several times for no gain or 1 yard, and after he bulled the ball down to the 1-yard line in the fourth quarter, he stumbled on the back of guard Terrance Metcalf and failed to get into the end zone.
That drive went into reverse when Metcalf was then flagged for holding. Eventually facing a fourth down on the Houston 17-yard line, the Saints settled for a 35-yard Garrett Hartley field goal.
The defense held on at the end, keeping Houston out of the end zone. Defensive end Will Smith forced a fumble and defensive tackle Sedrick Ellis had a sack while the first teamers were on the field, and Payton pronounced the tackling superior to that the team showed against the Patriots.
"But the penalties stick in your gut the wrong way, " he said. "And every time we kick off you're holding your breath right now."
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Without a doubt it will be hard to miss the action of this year's Cup, with literally dozens of TV networks broadcasting the tournament. The FIFA has also partnered with Yahoo to bring you as much detail as possible through the official web portal. Even Google has paid special attention, a simple "World Cup" search will show the latest scores live on top of the page. You may also remember we reported that BBC News has acquired rights to broadcast most matches on their website (UK visitors only though), they are by far one of the pioneers on broadcasting events and TV shows online. Not to mention many of the cellular providers that will offer live scoring.
Earlier on PC Manufacturer Foxconn also sent a picture of a project they were showing at Computex. The Footy Desktop is a fully functioning PC, cleverly stitched into a size 5 football. The power adapter is stored in one of the football boots and the mouse and keyboard has a football finish to it as well.
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Gateshead 3-0 AFC Telford United
A triple second half blast saw Gateshead clinch a top eight finish in the Conference Premier for only the third time after a stroll in the sun against lowly AFC Telford.
The Bucks had no fizz whatsoever and once Gateshead broke the deadlock two minutes into the second half there was only going to be one winner.
The lively Hatch then provided the assists for Josh Gillies and Kris Gate to stretch the lead in what turned out to be a comfortable final day win.
Telford, who finished 5th bottom after gaining promotion last season, managed just one shot on target and one corner.
While the first half was tepid, end of season fare the second was much better for those of a Gateshead persuasion.
The Tynesiders had been unlucky not to take a 7th minute lead when Ryan Young tipped Phil Turnbull's rasping shot from the edge of the box onto the post.
Shaw had a couple of chances in the box late in the half while Tim Deasy's only save of the game came in the 43rd minute from Jon Brown's 24-yard low drive.
Ryan Valentine had just headed a Brown cross over the bar as the Bucks belatedly found their offensive teeth, though it was short-lived.
Gateshead upped the ante after the restart and were ahead within two minutes through former Darlington man Hatch who headed into the far corner from Shaw's cross.
It got better six minutes later and Hatch was involved again, barging Sam Rents' cross into the path of Josh Gillies who swept home from 16 yards.
That was game over and Gateshead remained on the front foot against a lack-lustre Telford outfit.
Young made flying saves from Gillies 25-yard drive and Kris Gate's diving header from Shaw's dink into the box.
Gateshead were now well on top, spraying the ball around and looking for more goals.
The third duly arrived after 71 minutes, and it was midfield man Gate who was on hand to score his 8th goal of the season.
Micky Cummins' lob was volleyed back across goal by Hatch for Gate to volley in from close range.
Telford sub Kyle Perry had a half chance 12 minutes from time from Brown's cross but shot over from the left side of the box.
Turnbull then eased past three defenders but, running out of space, his well struck shot from a tight angle was saved by Young at his near post.
Telford forced their one and only corner in the 81st minute but The Heed were soon back on the front foot.
Shaw had a chance to make it four but his looping header from Magnay's cross was straight at Young.
The 35-goal striker was replaced four minutes from the end and was afforded a fitting standing ovation from the appreciative Heed Army.
Gillies' corner then found Magnay at the back post and Young did well to turn the full back's header to safety from on the line.
Gateshead signed off with a sixth consecutive clean sheet at home - a run of five wins and a draw - to cap a merited top eight finish.
Gateshead: Deasy, Magnay, Rents, Gate, Dummett, Clark, Gillies, Turnbull, Shaw (O'Brien 86), Hatch, Cummins (Marwood 76)
Subs (not used): Farman (gk), Brittain, Baxter
AFC Telford: Young, Salmon, Rodgers (Rooney 77), Trainer, Preston, Blackburn, Brooke (Perry 66), Brown, Valentine, Sharp, Proudlock (Jones 66)
Subs (not used): Robinson (gk), Killock
Referee: Amy Fearn (Leicester)
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College Hockey:Robert Morris Women Add Bittle to Staff
Robert Morris has hired former Colonials men's player Logan Bittle as an assistant coach with the school's women's team.
After four years at Robert Morris from 2004 to 2008, Bittle played professionally in the ECHL and EPHL.
"I am very excited to have Logan joining our program," Robert Morris coach Nate Handrahan said in a statement. "I believe he will bring a lot of assets to the table in helping our players develop as well as assisting in recruiting elite players around the world."
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'The Invisible Woman' sounds like a science fiction movie but it's actually the title of a new romantic drama about the repressed love affair between the middle-aged novelist Charles Dickens (Ralph Fiennes) and teenage actress, Nelly Tiernan (Felicity Jones). He was 45 and she was 18. The clandestine relationship would last 13 years until the author's death. In a less competitive award season, 'The Invisible Woman' would garner more Academy Award nominations than its one accolade for Best Costume Design by Michael O'Connor. Not only does Fiennes star as the celebrated author but he directs this Victorian period-piece with a sure-hand. It's a beguiling drama that examines a complex relationship that sadly could never be fully consummated.
As the story begins, we see a woman bedecked in an elegant Victorian dress, taking a walk along the seashore. Her footsteps are vigorous and disquieting. She is late for her obligation to direct a Dicken's play at the school where her husband George Wharton (Tom Burke) is the headmaster. Soon the beautiful woman and her story are revealed to us through flashbacks. Screenwriter Abi Morgan (Shame, The Iron Lady) masterfully shows us how the two first meet in 1857. Besides being one of the most famous novelists in the world, Dickens was an accomplished playwright. He was staging another play, 'The Frozen Deep,' when Nelly first catches his eye and he casts her in the production. He whispers to his theater partner Wilkie Collins (Tom Hollander), "She has something." Nelly's doting mother (impeccably played by Kristin Scott Thomas) quickly senses Dickens' fondness for her daughter.
This is where the story gets interesting. Remember, this is Victorian England when women had few rights. Dickens was married to Catherine (Joanna Scanlan) who bore him 10 children. Scanlan plays his portly wife with a stoic pragmatism. She is aware of her husband's infidelity with the young woman. In one painful scene, Dickens makes Catherine deliver a gift to Nelly that she thought was for her. During the Victorian era, divorce was not an option. The illicit love affair had the potential to ruin Dickens' career. When Nelly goes to her mother for advice, she is concerned about her daughter's welfare but realizes there are worse fates than being a kept woman. Dickens was generous to Nelly's financially strapped mother. This gives the arrangement a chilling undertone. It obviously made Nelly feel like a prostitute. At one point she tells Dickens, "You see a freedom I do not see."
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If you can bet $1$ dollar and win with a probability of $\dfrac{1}{38}$ in a game of roulette. What is the probability that you will make a profit (i.e. $> 105$ dollars) if you currently have $105$ dollars, and thus can make $105$ bets on the wheel?
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Hint: if my assumptions are correct, how many wins do you need to make a profit? It is easier to calculate the probability of $0,1,2,3$ as required and calculate the chance that you lose money. The answer is surprising.
The probability of winning n/N games at win probability p is: $$f(n) = p^n(1-p)^{N-n}\frac{N!}{n!(N-n)!}$$
Your numbers for these would be 105 and 1/38 for N and p respectively.
If you assume that you win \$36 each time you win, you make a profit if you win 3 or more games. Your chance of making a profit is $1-F(0)-F(1)-F(2)=.524$ or 52.4%.
That actually does make sense but ask if you need to know why.


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I'm new to electronics and here's a newbie question that I would like to ask: How do I know if which leg is the emitter or the collector in a Transistor (For both PNP and NPN) using only an analog multimeter?
Set meter to lowish ohms range so a diode conduction can be seen - trial and error OR diode test if available.
OK - now you know NPN from PNP and which is base. Now
One of the two above will have a much lower R_CE reading when base is forward biased. That's the correct guess.
Once you get used to this you can pick up a leaded transistor, juggle it with meter leads till you find the two diodes giving base and NPN or PNP then lick your finger and do a forward bias base test - and then declare pinout. Looks like magic to many. Works.
You can or course formalize that on a breadboard and even add (gasp) switches to swap polarity etc.
Note that you can get some idea of Beta (current gain _ from this once you learn to calibrate your wet finger.
The simplest way doesn't even require a multimeter:
Download the datasheet and look at the pinout diagram.
Useful information to know (complements the other answers) which applies to both NPN+PNP bipolar transistors and N-channel and P-channel MOSFETs:
I suppose there are certain transistor parts that are exceptions to these rules (most likely in the SOT-23 and SOT-323 packages) but I'm not aware of any -- still, always check the datasheet.
Simplest way is measuring forward voltage between junction BC and BE, BC junction will have lower forward voltage. In case you use normal Digital Multi Meter (DMM), with similar test current to mine 2n5551 gave me this results: Vbc=642mV Vbe=648mV if i try with resistance range Rbc=23Mohm Rbe=29Mohm For analog multi-meter test currents are little bit higher compared to the digital ones so you can expect lower resistance values (100K-1M) and it is highly non linear doing it this way, but relative forward voltage is lower for BC junction (translates relative resistance is lower for BC junction) compared to BE junction...


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Does anyone have a solution to the above question that flozee posed? I am trying to deal with the same issue. I need to find out which database fields are actually used in a report. I iterate through the tables collection of a reportdocument and for each field check the usecount property. However as indicated above and detailed here - http://technicalsupport.businessobjects.com/Publishing/998/c2017430_f.html this property has a bug that always returns 1. The workaround given in that knowledge base article is to iterate through the ReportObjects collection. However that doesn't work with reports that have charts or crosstab objects.
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The Cornhuskers also reached the NCAA Tournament, going 26-8, falling to Xavier in the first round of the NCAAs. REACHING THE CENTURY MARK• NIU's 111 points last time out against Saint Joseph's (Ind.) marked the first time the Huskies have reached the century mark since a 102-61 win over Aurora University on Nov. 19, 2005. • The Huskies went 239 games between 100-point performances. • The 111 points was the most by NIU since Dec. 6, 2000, when it defeated Rockford College, 121-88.• NIU's 50-point margin of victory over Saint Joseph's (Ind.) was its largest since Nov. 24, 1994, when the Huskies defeated Rockford College, 121-70 (51). • Darrell Bowie's 23 points and J.J. Cravatta's 20 marked the first time two Huskies scored 20 in a game since Jan. 16, 2010 against Eastern Michigan (Xavier Silas 25, Darion Anderson 22).WHERE THEY RANK• NIU ranks second in the MAC in scoring defense, allowing just 66.0 points per game. The Huskies are third in the league in field goal percentage defense (.399) and second in three-point field goal defense (.284). • The Huskies lead the MAC in rebounding offense (44.4) and rebounding margin (+10.4). • NIU also leads the conference in offensive rebounds (17.4) and defensive rebounds (27.0). The Huskies top the MAC in defensive rebounding percentage (.742) and rank second in offensive rebounding percentage (.414). • Travon Baker leads the MAC in assist/turnover ratio at 3.8; he has 15 assists and just four turnovers this season. • Jordan Threloff leads the league in field goal percentage shooting 68.2 percent (15-of-22). • Darrell Bowie is tied for seventh in the MAC in rebounding, averaging 7.0 rebounds per contest. HITTING THE ROAD• Saturday's trip to Lincoln is the first road game of the year for NIU. The Huskies played their first five games of the season at home. • The five-game homestand to begin the season marked the first time NIU had played its first five games at home since 1941-42. • This season's Nov. 30 first road game is the latest date for NIU's first road game since 1996-97. The Huskies played two home games that year before traveling for the first time on Nov. 30, a 98-70 loss at Southern Illinois. The previous season (1995-96), NIU didn't play a road game until Dec. 4, at Wichita State, opening with four-straight at home. • The trip to Pinnacle Bank Arena marks the second consecutive season the Huskies have played their first road game in the State of Nebraska. Last season, NIU opened on the road at Nebraska Omaha. • After opening with five consecutive home games, NIU will play five of its next six, and seven of its next nine, away from home. • NIU's next game will be at home against Dartmouth on Dec. 5, that contest will be the Huskies' final home game of 2013. • The December slate will take the Huskies from coast-to-coast, traveling to UMass on Dec. 14 and UC Riverside on Dec. 22. SAINT JOSEPH'S (IND.) RECAP• NIU defeated Saint Joseph's (Ind.) last time out, 111-61. Four Huskies scored in double figures led by a career-high 23 points from Darrell Bowie. J.J. Cravatta netted a career-best 20; Aaron Armstead added 13 and Marin Maric chipped in a career-high 12 points in the win. • Bowie had 12 rebounds to go along with his 23 points, recording his first career double-double. • The Huskies' 111 points were the most scored during Mark Montgomery's two-plus year tenure. NIU's previous high under Montgomery was 74 (vs. Central Michigan on Jan. 14, 2012 and Jan. 23, 2013). • Other marks that were highs during Montgomery's tenure included field goals (41), field goal attempts (81), rebounds (67) and assists (19). • Daveon Balls registered a career-best eight assists in the contest. • NIU committed just 10 turnovers in the contest; the Huskies have committed 12-or-fewer turnovers in four of their five games this season. • The Huskie bettered the Pumas in the paint 60-20, on second chance points 41-9, and off the bench 62-19. LEADING THE WAY• NIU sophomore Darrell Bowie leads the Huskies in both scoring (12.2 ppg) and rebounding (7.0 rpg). • Bowie has recorded a new career scoring high in three of NIU's five games this season. • Bowie's career best entering the year was 13 points, at Akron on Jan. 12, 2013. In the season opener he broke that mark with 16 points against Nebraska Omaha (Nov. 8). He then set a new mark with 19 against Milwaukee (Nov. 17) and reached his current career-high of 23 against Saint Joseph's (Ind.) (Nov. 24). • Bowie has scored in double figures in three of NIU's first games this season; he reached double figures six times all of last year. • The sophomore from Milwaukee also grabbed a career-best 12 rebounds against Saint Joseph's (Ind.) for his first career double-double.• Bowie is shooting just 62.9 percent from the free-throw line this season, but has converted 18-of-25 free throw attempts in the last two games (72 percent). FINDING A RHYTHM• Sophomore Daveon Balls has scored in double figures twice this season after reaching the double figure plateau just one as a freshman a year ago. • Balls scored 13 points in the season opener against Nebraska Omaha (Nov. 8), then a career-high, before bettering that mark with 15 points against San Jose State (Nov. 16). • Balls ranks third on the team in scoring, averaging 8.2 points per contest. He is shooting 45.7 percent from the field. • The Indianapolis, Ind., native also recorded a career best eight assists last time out against Saint Joseph's (Ind.). Balls is currently 15th in the MAC in assists averaging 2.6 per contest.


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Eicher, Thomas; Cha, Hi-jea; Seeger, Markus A; Brandstätter, Lorenz; El-Delik, Jasmin; Bohnert, Jürgen A; Kern, Winfried V; Verrey, François; Grütter, Markus G; Diederichs, Kay; Pos, Klaas M (2012). Transport of drugs by the multidrug transporter AcrB involves an access and a deep binding pocket that are separated by a switch-loop. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS), 109(15):5687-5692.
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AcrAB-TolC is the major efflux protein complex in Escherichia coli extruding a vast variety of antimicrobial agents from the cell. The inner membrane component AcrB is a homotrimer, and it has been postulated that the monomers cycle consecutively through three conformational stages designated loose (L), tight (T), and open (O) in a concerted fashion. Binding of drugs has been shown at a periplasmic deep binding pocket in the T conformation. The initial drug-binding step and transport toward this drug-binding site has been elusive thus far. Here we report high resolution structures (1.9-2.25 Å) of AcrB/designed ankyrin repeat protein (DARPin) complexes with bound minocycline or doxorubicin. In the AcrB/doxorubicin cocrystal structure, binding of three doxorubicin molecules is apparent, with one doxorubicin molecule bound in the deep binding pocket of the T monomer and two doxorubicin molecules in a stacked sandwich arrangement in an access pocket at the lateral periplasmic cleft of the L monomer. This access pocket is separated from the deep binding pocket apparent in the T monomer by a switch-loop. The localization and conformational flexibility of this loop seems to be important for large substrates, because a G616N AcrB variant deficient in macrolide transport exhibits an altered conformation within this loop region. Transport seems to be a stepwise process of initial drug uptake in the access pocket of the L monomer and subsequent accommodation of the drug in the deep binding pocket during the L to T transition to the internal deep binding pocket of the T monomer.
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William Wesley Asbury
Position: RB
Height: 6-1 Weight: 226 lbs.
Born: February 22, 1943 in Crawfordsville, GA
High School: Princeton
College: Kent St. (school history) (Asbury college stats)
Drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the 4th round (64th overall) of the 1966 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 11 (6880th overall since 1950)
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This is YOUR year! Welcome to 2013!
Many people tell me that they want to de-clutter and get organized this year but haven't a clue about where to start. How do you clear out the old and bring in the new?
The beginning of the year is a time for renewal, creating goals, and acting on particular projects. When you think about goals, be considerate of your physical, financial, and emotional resources.
Goals move you toward the completion of a project as opposed to a resolution which is an intent to do something). Most people can generally work on and complete 3 to 5 projects at a time. Before you work on your goals, start to de-clutter where you live in the present to get your place ready for your projects and plans.
Top 10 Tips for an Organized New Year
1. If you don't plan to use the holiday gifts you received, return them to the store or donate them. Gift givers don't want their gifts to become clutter! Separate emotions from possessions. The key to not cluttering is to remove the stuff you don't want.
2. Become more organized with your holiday decorations. Take it one step at a time. Don't overwhelm yourself with taking down all of the decorations at once. Re-use decorative boxes and wrapping paper. If you cannot re-use it, don't save it. You may want to purchase inexpensive bins with color-themed lids to store your seasonal stuff.
3. Stay away from bargains. Just because an item is drastically reduced after the holidays does not mean you need to purchase it. Ask yourself if you need it or if you have something similar.
4. Use a calendar. You should already have a calendar for the new year. Whether it is on your phone, in the workspace, or someplace in your home a calendar is the most effective way to keep track of events, plans, and meetings. Additionally, it would be a good idea to write goals and deadlines on your calendar as well.
5. Divide, organize, and label. Whether new gifts, food, household supplies, or other necessities in the home, it is important to keep things together, organized, and labeled so you know what is what.
6. Organize your finances. Ask these questions:
Have you recently paid a bill late because you misplaced it?
Do you have a list of all accounts, numbers, online IDs and passwords?
Do you have a list of all retirement accounts and life insurance policies including beneficiaries?
Do you have a recent copy of your credit report?
Do you know your credit score?
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Do you need a financial organizer, planner, or similar professional to get on track?
7. Create an organizing system that is an extension of your natural habits. If you organize your mail in the kitchen, set up a mail organizing station there.
8. Add more organizing efforts into your daily routine rather than subtract old ones. It is easier to add a habit than to subtract one. For example: immediately after you make a mess, clean it up.
9. Choose every day to stay organized. Take time each day to put items back where they belong. If an item has no "home," give it one and make sure it stays there. Clean along the way.
10. Take time to organize yourself and your mind. Do the best to create a stress free environment for yourself. Don't bite off more than you can chew by overbooking yourself. Set aside time each day to unwind and relax. If you believe are too busy to find time to relax, organize your schedule to set time aside.
Bonus: Deal with the paper clutter. Close out your checkbook and start a new one, keep insurance policies, wills/trusts, birth/marriage certificates, passports and other hard to replace documents in a fireproof safe box.


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The entire place is equipped with all the amenities and little details you will need and want during your stay, including a very nice environment. It is very trendy and cosy. The view is very pretty. All the apartment has a lot of light during the day, which makes it very bright.
In the surroundings you will find supermarkets and some great spots to walk and wander and main attractions. It is easy to get around. The Catalan city is saturated with art; the influences of the artists Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso, and Joan Miró, and architect Antoni Gaudí can be seen nearly everywhere. Even so, this Mediterranean port was overlooked for decades, until the 1992 Olympics set off a chain reaction that reinvigorated Barcelona.
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it is a very nice and central place, beatiful room an Janet is very kind. Sure I will come back here!
it is a very nice and central place, beatiful room and Janet is very kind. Sure I will come back here!
A bit of a disappointing start of the holidays.
For starters the description is probably copied from another apartment. The sunny apartment is actually not so sunny because it only has one translucent roofwindow in the kitchen, so absolutely no sun or views whatsoever (change the title perhaps?).
Because of this there is also minimal ventilation, which makes it smell unfresh. Luckily there were three ventilators provided. The bed was also not so clean as it had some suspicious stains, and the shower had mold (and less than half a toilet paper). The bathroom did have a window to a (unventilated) shaft, but when this is opened people can look right into the bathroom from the elevator.
Holidays are meant for sightseeing and being out all day, so it was mostly for spending the nights, but still the lack of views outside, light (even a tv would've been nice) during some evenings and mornings made it feel a bit claustrophobic.
It was nice that there was a washing machine though, even though there was no washing soap/ powder.
Then about the location; overall it's a nice neighbourhood, but it is not located where the map shows it to be next to sants trainstation. It is actually in between metro stops Entenca and Hospital clinic. This meant we had to transfer or walk a lot to get to the green line. Even though this is not so weird for such a big city, the location was one of the decisive qualities for us to book it.
Overall this may sound a bit like complaining about everything, but there were just so many small things that were disappointing the experience was not that joyfull and this is a shame in such a wonderfull city. Even though it is affordable I wouldn't recommend this apartment.
The owner Janet is very nice and the room was very clean with everything we need in a hotel. Then, the location of the building is perfect, in the centre! No problem!
Die Eigentümerin war sehr freundlich! Das Zimmer war sauber und hatte ein großes Bad mit Toilette und Dusche. Die Wohnung ist zentral gelegen, aber sehr ruhig. Ich würde die Unterkunft jedem empfehlen!
Ce week end à Barcelone était tout simplement parfait ! Le logement est à un emplacement idéal, parfait pour se ballader, pour visiter, passer de bonnes soirées. L'acceuil est chaleureux et il n'y a rien à redire sur la propreté. Merci +++
Super Zentral und zum Innenhof gelegenes Zimmer. Übergabe des Zimmers hat problemlos funktioniert. Ich kann es nur empfehlen.
Mail envoyé pour préciser l'heure d'arrivée (13h), reçu par Janet, très gentille.
Chambre avec SdB très propre, très bon lit et frigo, bouilloire.
Situé idéalement car plein centre avec bus, métro, ramblas.
Pour nous nickel ! Couple 35 ans
Todo muy correcto!! Ha sido una buena estancia...
Très beau séjour, appartement super bien placé, la chambre est correcte. Un bémol, une odeur insupportable dans le couloir qui rentrée dans la chambre. (j'ai mis 3/5 à cause de cette odeur).
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This is a beautiful strapless, lace dress. It has a very romantic, feminine look, with lace, light beading throughout the dress, and a lace-up back. I added the belt, but it is sewn on and can be removed.
The dress has been dry cleaned (I can provide the bill as well if you would like) and there are no stains. I can provide additional pictures if you would like more detailed views of the dress.
My veil (simple tulle) is also available for purchase for $100
- Label Size: 10
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- Height with Shoes: 5' 9
- Alterations: I took in the waist quite a bit and was between a street 4 and 6 when I got married. The dress has C cups sewn in, and I added a belt that can easily be removed
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College Hockey:Badgers' Winchester Faces Felony Charge
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin captain Brad Winchester, faced with a felony charge of battery to a police officer, made an initial appearance in Dane County court on Monday.
The Dane County District Attorney's office filed charges against Winchester after a fight outside a campus bar early Sunday. The Badgers senior was released on a signature bond at about 3:45 p.m. Monday, after an arraignment scheduled for 2 p.m.
Winchester, 21, also faces a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge after the incident, which took place hours after Wisconsin defeated St. Cloud State at the Kohl Center on Saturday night. Charges of resisting arrest were not pursued by the district attorney.
According to the police report, officers responded at 2:20 a.m. Sunday to a disturbance outside the Kollege Klub bar, 529 N. Lake St., where they saw Winchester fighting with an unidentified individual.
Officer Caleb Bedford made contact with Winchester to break up the fight, then Winchester punched Bedford in the nose several times, according to the police report. Bedford was treated for a bruised nose at a local hospital.
Winchester was subdued by another officer using pepper spray.
The school was in the process of "fact-collecting," Wisconsin associate athletic director Steve Malchow said. Badgers coach Mike Eaves was out of town on Monday, and Malchow said Winchester's status on the team is undetermined.
"I don't know enough about the whole situation, but from what I know, maybe some of us would react in the same way, maybe some of us wouldn't," Wisconsin assistant coach Troy Ward said.
Ward added: "We're just in support of Brad in that situation because of his character and who we believe that he is. But at the same time, we're open-minded to let us find out more from the police and from their situation."
Winchester, a Madison native listed at 6-foot-5 and 220 pounds, was the 35th pick in 2000 NHL entry draft, selected by Edmonton. He was a member of the 2000 U.S. National Junior Team.
In 34 games this season, he has 10 goals and five assists. For his career, he has 40 goals and 43 assists.
Winchester's arrest was the second shock to the team in five days. In last Thursday's editions of The Capital Times and Wisconsin State Journal, forward Alex Leavitt went public with allegations that Eaves was physically and verbally abusive to him in a confrontation earlier this season. Eaves was reprimanded by the athletic department for the incident.
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Kevin DeVon Knox
Position: WR
Height: 6-3 Weight: 195 lbs.
Born: January 30, 1971 in Niceville, FL
High School: Niceville
College: Florida St. (school history) (Knox college stats)
Drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 6th round (192nd overall) of the 1994 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)
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Dr. Oz said blood-sugar spikes cause you to get stressed and overeat on the Jan. 29 episode of the Dr. Oz Show.
He said you can control your weight and your stress levels by managing your blood sugar. One way to do this is to eat breakfast. People who skip breakfast feel a drop in their blood sugar, which causes them to reach for a sugary snack out of hunger.
But eating sugar causes your blood sugar to spike and then plummet, causing your body to release stress hormones. Dr. Oz said this chain of events causes you to overeat, fueling weight gain and other health problems.
He said it's important to make sure your blood sugar never gets too low. One way to ensure this, in addition to eating breakfast, is to have high-protein snacks every three to four hours to keep your blood sugar even:
- Hard-boiled eggs
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- Chicken
- Peanut butter.
Vitamin E Promotes Brain Health and Slows Down Alzheimer's Disease
Dr. Oz said exciting new research indicates that consuming a diet rich in vitamin E protects brain health and dramatically reduces the progression of Alzheimer's disease. He said Alzheimer's is one of the most feared diseases of our times.
Dr. Oz's guest was neurologist Dr. Gayatri Devi, director of the New York Memory Center. Dr. Devi, author of A Calm Brain, said a two-year study of 600 older people showed that those who took vitamin E retained better brain function and were less dependent on caregivers because they were better able to take care of themselves.
Dr. Oz said our brains cells die every day, but vitamin E helps keep our brains healthy. He said the best way to get vitamins is from food, and suggested the following vitamin-E-rich foods:
- Almonds
- Sunflower seeds
- Leafy green vegetables
- Avocado
- Mango.
- Hazelnuts.
Dr. Oz said if you don't regularly eat these foods, you should take 30 IUs of a vitamin E supplement every day. Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that has already been shown to prevent heart disease, diabetes, high cholesterol and cancer.
You can also rub Vitamin E directly onto your skin to treat acne and wrinkles because it accelerates cell regeneration, giving you a younger-looking complexion.
On a previous episode, neurologist Dr. David Perlmutter told Dr. Oz that a low-carb ketogenic diet can prevent and even reverse Alzheimer's. Perlmutter detailed his findings in his book, Grain Brain.
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Last week I wrote about LawCash and Oasis Legal Finance being challenged in Colorado over their legal settlement funding approach. Yesterday the New York Times ran with a look at the legal settlement funding or lawsuit lending industry. It's an interesting article worth reading. Ernesto Kho had pressing needs of his own. Medical bills had piled up after he was ... Read More »
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I have 2 tables in my SQL database: Names and Names 2. When I make my individual ECTs for my 2 tables and create an external list in my SharePoint 2010 site, I can see both tables perfectly fine. However, when I make a 3rd ECT and give CRUD capabilities to both tables, I am unable to view both datasets in SharePoint.
What I'm eventually trying to do is crawl both tables via this "3rd ETC" that has CRUD capabilites on both tables. I'm new to SharePoint and am trying different things. I might not need a 3rd ETC for crawling but I'm just wondering.
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To the Editor:
At the age of 16, I had my first beer. By the age of 18, I was a town drunk in Crystal Falls. From the age of 18 to the age of 38, I drank heavily. I spent a small fortune on a product that caused me three car accidents, one of which should have killed me.
I had two friends in their early graves because of alcohol. I cannot tell you of how many times I had my head in the toilet bowl, so sick, wanting to die, vomiting up what I just paid for the night before.
On May 29, 1968, I fell 28 feet and broke both legs. I also smashed my ankle bones where doctors said I would never walk again.
On June 23, 1973, I was asked to go to a Bible-believing church, where Jesus Christ became Lord of my life. In September 1973, He set me free from alcohol, just as if I had never drunk before. It has been nearly 40 years now without a desire to drink alcohol.
In October 1973, the Lord took away the braces to allow me to walk without them. I have been walking ever since. In 1974, the Lord called me into the ministry as a pastor and an evangelist, retiring in mid-2011.
Now, I speak to you with all sincerity. You who do not know where you will end up at death, you with a drinking problem or drug problem, I have an answer for you. His name is Jesus Christ.
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In case you were wondering what has happened to Mitchell Clegg, who was a regular in JTAM early in the season. The 2009 UMass product has been on the disabled list this entire month. He last pitched on June 30. Clegg has an 8-1 record with a 2.60 ERA with Hagerstown in the Washington Nationals system.
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Yesterday, Friday June 20 2014 Seattle Schools Chief Jose Banda announced that he has been recruited for a new position. This possible role would be Superintendent of Sacramento City Unified School District. He is a finalist for this position and if he is hired this means he'd be leaving his role at Seattle Public Schools. Being Seattle's Superintendent for only two years, Banda says he didn't plan to leave so soon and the opportunity just arose, KIRO reports. In a statement yesterday, Banda said considering a move is very hard for him, but moving to California puts him closer to his family.
Worries of turnover and a revolving door for Seattle's Superintendent are present among parents as well as the School Board. Katherine Schomer, President of Seattle's Parent, Teacher, Student Associations Board, expressed some of her concerns with KIRO. Schomer, who is also a mother of two, told KIRO that she's afraid the turnover might negatively affect the district's ability to get an efficient leader in the Superintendent's office.
The district will meet next week to discuss a temporary replacement for Banda. School board President Sharon Peaslee says it's difficult to keep urban superintendents in the job. In a statement yesterday, Peaslee mention the pressures of the Superintendent role in urban cities. Although it may be difficult, KIRO reports the board will also have a search plan for a new superintendent next week, as it wants to sustain the momentum created by Banda.


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In his third season as head coach of the UCLA men's soccer program, Todd Saldana has continued a winning tradition that he helped to establish in his prior tenures in Westwood.
This past season, Saldana led a young UCLA team to its 18th consecutive NCAA tournament appearance. The Bruins began the season with an upset win over defending champion and top-ranked Indiana and went on to hold the No. 1 national ranking for five consecutive weeks.
In 1999, Saldana led his veteran team to the MPSF Pacific Division title with a perfect 7-0 league record and to the NCAA semifinals before losing in quadruple overtime to eventual national champion Indiana. Saldana also coached Sasha Victorine to the Missouri Athletic Club Player of the Year award, the first ever awarded to a UCLA player.
In his previous tenure as an assistant coach from 1989-1994, Saldana's teams made six appearances in the NCAA Tournament, won the 1990 National Championship, reached the 1994 Final Four and made quarterfinal appearances in 1989, 1991 and 1992.
During his time at UCLA, Saldana has coached current U.S. National Team members Brad Friedel, Frankie Hejduk, Cobi Jones, Eddie Lewis, Joe-Max Moore, Ante Razov and Greg Vanney, as well as 18 Major League Soccer players.
In 1998, Saldana coached the UCLA women's soccer team to its second consecutive Pac-10 title and third NCAA tournament bid, as well as to the second-best record in school history (17-4-1).
Prior to his stint with the UCLA women's team, Saldana coached the Loyola Marymount men's team to a 6-9-1 record and a school-record for conference wins in 1997. In 1995 and 1996, he was the head men's and women's coach at Cal Poly Pomona, where he was named California Collegiate Athletic Association Women's Coach of the Year in 1995 and Men's Coach of the Year in 1996.
Saldana, who holds a USSF "A" Coaching License, was the Under-16 State head coach for the Olympic Development Program. He has assisted on the Under-17 and Under-18 Boys' National teams.
In addition to his coaching accomplishments, Saldana had an excellent playing career. As a high school senior in 1980, he was the 11th player drafted overall by the Los Angeles Aztecs of the North American Soccer League. He played professionally in the NASL from 1980 to 1984, winning the 1983 NASL Championship as well as the 1985 ASL Championship. After playing for the Aztecs from 1980-81, Saldana played for San Jose in '82, Tulsa from '82-84 and in the American Soccer League for Ft. Lauderdale from '84-86.
Saldana played on various national teams starting at age 15. He was a member of the Under-20 National team which in 1981 became the first U.S. team to qualify for the FIFA Under-20 World Cup.
Saldana was a two-time All-American midfielder at South Torrance HS. He is a native of Redondo Beach and was born on January 15, 1962. He and his wife Denise currently live in El Segundo with their four daughters Adeline, 7, Grace, 5, and three-year old twins Dominique and Antoinette.


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Nov. 2, 2013
Recap | Final Stats | Notes
FAU 34, Tulane 17
Tulane Game 9
FAU Stadium
Boca Raton, Fla.
Head Coach Curtis Johnson
"This was a tough game. Usually we're the team that turns everybody over and all of the sudden we get in the game where we couldn't get anything right. We kept turning the ball over and I believe we turned it over on four straight possessions. It was inexcusable. There was no one person at fault. We just turned it over at the wrong time at the wrong places. I need to go back and watch the tape and see what happened and we'll make adjustments for next week."
Sophomore cornerback Lorenzo Doss
"I thought we played hard, but let this one slip away from us. We have a 24-hour rule. Obviously we're not happy with what happen, but we'll move on to tomorrow and get back to work. We've got to work even harder to get back on track."
Senior running back Orleans Darkwa
"I thought our defense played their butts off tonight, but we can't make those mistakes on offense. We'll go back tomorrow and see what we can do to eliminate them. The best thing now is we have another game next week to get ready for."
Junior quarterback Nick Montana
"I have to execute better and not let those things happen. The turnovers killed us. Our defense played well and we can't put them in bad spots and we did that tonight too many times."