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I need to pay Liverpool back with... GOALS, admits controversial superstar Suarez
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is one of the most provocative figures in the Premier League.
Loved at Anfield for his silky skills, but loathed by opposition fans following his brushes with controversy, the man from Salto in Uruguay polarises opinion.
It has been a turbulent year for Suarez but, ahead of showdown with Manchester City, the 25-year-old candidly explains why he committed his future to Liverpool, how he must improve his game and why he is leaving the past behind.
Big season: Danny Pacheco, Sebastian Coates and Jon Flanagan watch Luis Suarez in Liverpool training on Friday
Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain were eager to sign Suarez this summer and made contact with Liverpool. As far as he was concerned, though, there was never a decision to make. Liverpool showed loyalty to him last season and he wanted to repay them.
He said: 'There were clubs that wanted to sign me but my priority was always to stay with Liverpool.
'I'm very happy here and when the manager said he wanted me to stay because he was happy with me that gave me the confidence I was hoping for. We trust the new manager and we're all happy with him. I'm happy at the club. I'm happy in the city.'
Luis Suarez is yet to light up the Premier League with a sackful of goals in one season, but he still makes an impact by creating chances.
2010-11: One goal every three starts and two goal-scoring chances created every match.
Appearances: 13 (12 starts)
Goals: 4 Chances created: 25
2011-12: One goal every three games and two goal-scoring chances created every match.
Appearances: 31 (29 starts)
Goals: 10 Chances created: 64
But he really can't finish. Since his debut Suarez has the worst shots-to-goals conversion rate of all Premier League strikers. He scores less than one in 10 shots.
Highest percentage of shots scored...
Sergio Aguero............................... 22.12%
Wayne Rooney.............................. 21.38%
Robin van Persie........................... 21.21 %
Demba Ba...................................... 20.51 %
Trailing well down the list...
Luis Suarez..................................... 8.6%
Shortly after signing for Liverpool from Ajax in January 2011, Suarez — who had just served a seven-game ban for biting an opponent in Holland — said he was 'not a monster', but there was widespread controversy following his clash with Manchester United's Patrice Evra.
He served an eight-match suspension after being found guilty of using racially abusive language, a charge that has made him a pariah in the eyes of many. During the Olympics he was routinely booed during Uruguay's games.
But he said: 'The only thing I am interested in is the (opinion of) Liverpool fans and the fans of my national team. Other fans, of course, are fanatical about their own teams — it is not as if they are going to support (me) or try to help an opposition player. So I am not really interested in the reception they give me.
'I play football in a different way. I love football and I put everything into it all the time. I recognise that sometimes this can lead to unusual behaviour, but it is because I love the game so much and I am so passionate about it.
I have worked very hard to get where I am and the 90 minutes on the pitch are so important to me. That is why I fight so hard.'
He may have collected a League Cup winners' medal last season but Suarez's target is to help Liverpool end their three-year Champions League hiatus and, ultimately, help the club recapture the league title.
'Last season wasn't a very good one for us in the league,' he admitted. 'Liverpool always want to be in the Champions League. It is where this club should be. I've still got hopes we can make it. That is where I dream of playing for at least one season with Liverpool. I believe we can (one day) win the Premier League if we do everything right.'
Giving Everton the Blues: Suarez scores against Liverpool's local rivals in last season's FA Cup semi-final clash
While he scores spectacular goals it has been questioned whether Suarez will ever be a top goalscorer. He squandered five chances in last weekend's 3-0 defeat at West Bromwich and he can't afford to be similarly profligate against Manchester City on Sunday.
'I am annoyed about last Saturday because I did the hardest thing, which was to get free of my marker,' he said. 'But that is why we train — to tweak these little things and make them better. It is my problem. It is all down to me. I need to take my time more when I get chances.
'In Holland I scored a lot of lucky goals. If there is one thing that has been missing, it is that bit of luck. I am hoping it will return and then I will score more.'
Centre of attention: Suarez in action for Uruguay against UAE at the London Olympics
Eye for goal: Suarez fires home against Arsenal last season
Seeing Carlos Tevez thrive for West Ham and Manchester United convinced Suarez that he could cut it in England and he is relishing coming up against the Argentine on Sunday. They faced each other in the Copa America quarter-finals last summer when Uruguay won on penalties.
Suarez said: 'Will I remind Carlos about last summer? Maybe! I used to watch him when I played in Holland. He was doing really well here and that motivated me to play in the Premier League. I thought if Tevez can do really well, then I could too because I have a similar physical stature.
'He had some problems last season, but Carlos is a mature person and has sorted out those problems. He's an excellent player and everyone in England is enjoying watching him.'
Brendan Rodgers told Suarez earlier this month that it was 'time to move on' from the problems he endured last season and Liverpool's No 7 is ready to do just that.
'We are professional footballers,' he said. 'We play football on the pitch. Like any other problem someone has, you put it behind you and move on. The club has trust in me because of the work I do on the football pitch and what happened in the past is in the past. It is over.'
Flashpoint: Suarez was found guilty of racially abusing Manchester United's Patrice Evra last season
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In Memory of Clinton "Boo" Gilkie, A Premature Death
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In Memory of Clinton "Boo" Gilkie, A Premature Death
Clinton "Boo" Gilkie was held in the Monroe County Jail since he was 16 after a failed robbery using a toy gun. He was set to be released from jail in late June. After sitting for 22 months, he was finally being offered a plea deal for time served. He qualified for bail – just $1,000 – the entire time he was imprisoned, but was too poor to get out. On June 7th, 2016, less than two weeks before his release date, Boo died inside the Monroe County Jail. His incarceration was absurd, his death, murder.
Even though Boo's death was quieter than that of the Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge or Philando Castile outside St. Paul, who were both cut down by cops, it follows the same pattern – the premature death coldly dealt out to those who are poor and/or black in this society, whether by bullet, coercion or neglect.
Because Boo's family was poor he was considered "indigent" which means the state would be forced to pay for his medication as long as he had no money on his books. When his family was able to put $10 a month on it was immediately taken by the jail to cover the cost of his medication. The only way Boo had enough money on his commissary to pay for necessary food that met his dietary restrictions and calorie needs was to refuse his medication. This means he was given the choice between access to food or access to medication.
The immediate cause of death was an aortic aneurysm, the result of the jail's failure to treat a pre-existing heart condition called Marfan syndrome, a genetic disorder. The jail was aware of Boo's diagnosis and family medical history. Medicine and routine tests can manage the condition but the jail denied Boo access to these basic resources. When he died, the guards tried to claim it was an overdose and immediately isolated all of his blockmates, interrogating them and ransacking their dorm. Ex-prisoners who were released shortly after his death and other recent deaths reported that they were blamed, mistreated, and had no substantial support for trauma and loss. Counseling for survivors wasn't made available, even at their request. While jail staff targeted and attempted to incriminate Boo's blockmates, we know who the real killers are: the jail medical staff, the jail administration, and an institution that criminalizes race and poverty.
Boo's premature death comes close on the heels of two suicides and countless suicide attempts in the jail over the last year and a half. These deaths have been under a new administration and jail-appointed medical provider. A suicide had not taken place in the jail for more than 30 years before this. A rise in jail overcrowding, minors tried and held as adults, incarceration for illness and poverty, and an increasing disregard for human life also mark an escalation beyond the last three, already miserable, decades of incarceration.
The system assumes it can keep failing our communities. This assumption relies on our hopelessness and complacency. The people in charge know that many of us get angry when teenagers are left to rot and die inside wretched cells, but they think we'll stay quiet or take it out on each other. The rebels in Ferguson have demonstrated, though, that the only practical response is to find each other, combine our rage, and fight back against the enemy that cages or kills our friends, family, and loved ones. The legal system offers no protection to the poor, let alone to black teenagers. Our only protection, our best weapon is solidarity – what limits their violence and neglect is fear of our collective power.
If you miss Boo or are angry about his loss:
*Spread the word about Boo's death. Fight against the media's effort to sanitize the murder – they are simply acting as the mouthpiece of the jail and the cops.
*Revolt against his murder, against the next murder by law enforcement, and against the daily oppression across this society that mirrors and exceeds that of the prison. Remember that the Ferguson cop who murdered Michael Brown would not have faced any repercussions at all if a rebellion hadn't broken out.
*Organize now in our communities to solve problems for ourselves and be prepared to address harm instead of calling cops. Stop snitching. If you've ever considered testifying against someone, remember that you might not just be sending them to jail but to their death.
Demo Against the Racist Police
Saturday, July 16
4 PM at the courthouse square.
Help protest censorship at Pendleton Correctional Facility
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Help protest censorship at Pendleton Correctional Facility in Pendleton, IN!
Internal Affairs at PCF have been confiscating political material,
newsletters, and other publications being sent to inmates. They claim that the newsletters consist of "unauthorized offender-to-offender contact" because some of the publications contain articles, letters, or stories written by inmates. They claim that the inmates seeing these printed materials consists of a "security risk," and they confiscate the newsletters and magazines.
This is a clear violation of the inmates' First Amendment rights. They have the right to access political material and prison newsletters. Rules against offender-to-offender communication were designed to keep inmates from writing directly to each other, not from contributing to publications that might be seen by other inmates.
Some examples of the publications being censored:
Indiana C.U.R.E.
Tulip Newspapers
San Francisco Bay View http://sfbayview.com/
CALL/EMAIL the following people:
1) Lead Internal Affairs Investigator Hubert Duncan
(765) 778-2107, extension 0 for operator, ask for Hubert Duncan
Hubert's email: email@example.com
2) Superintendent Dushan Zatecky
(765) 778-2107, extension 3 gets you to the admin building, ask for
Superintendent Dushan Zatecky
Secretary Shannon Schott Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
3) Indiana Department of Corrections Commissioner Bruce Lemmon
(317) 232-5711
Executive Assistant Stephanie Lightfoot's Email: email@example.com
SUGGESTED SCRIPT (feel free to modify if you're comfortable doing so):
"STOP censoring materials going into the prison. Inmates have the right to access newsletters and other reading material. A publication that contains contributions from other inmates is not offender-to-offender contact."
After you call, please send an email to Hubert and Zatecky, and to Lemmon's assistants as well. Invite others to participate as we show solidarity to our friends and family behind bars.
Thank you for supporting the right of inmates to receive publications without fear of censorship from prison staff!
Noise demo against the jail and the 4th of July
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On the night of July 4th, a small group of individuals had a noise demonstration at the local jail. We shouted to those held captive, lit off fireworks and smoke bombs, and scattered hundreds of leaflets.
There is no point in waiting until there are enough people, until the time is right: you will be waiting forever. Small, modest actions are the necessary groundwork for revolt. You do not need great numbers to do meaningful things.
Text from the leaflet:
Solidarity with those in revolt behind prison walls.
Solidarity with anarchist prisoner Eric King.
Prisons cannot stop anarchy.
War against power.
June 11th Roundup, 2016
Reposted from Contrainfo:
Here is a short run-down of events and actions that occurred in Bloomington related to the June 11th international day of solidarity with Marius Mason and all long-term anarchist prisoners:
– A benefit in late May raised over $350 for anarchist prisoners.
– A benefit dance party in late May raised over $600 for queer and trans prisoners, including anarchist comrade Michael Kimble.
– A 'packathon' event put together packages of books for prisoners.
– A letter writing night signed and mailed cards and letters to over 20 anarchist prisoners in the USA, Chile, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, and Russia. Individuals' translation skills enabled these to be written in the languages understood by comrades outside of the US.
– An informational night presented on the cases and current situations of over two dozen anarchist prisoners around the world.
– A movie showing of G.A.R.I., about an action group who held a banker hostage, demanding freedom for anarchists held captive in Franco's prisons.
– A microphone demonstration and picnic. We played recorded texts written by anarchist prisoners, which were amplified. For three hours, the center of town echoed with the words of our imprisoned comrades. Afterwards, hundreds of flyers about Marius Mason were scattered around downtown.
– On the night of June 11th, anonymous individuals smashed out the windows of the probation office.
– A walk in Yellowwood State Forest in honor of Marius Mason. Years ago, Marius had spiked trees in that exact forest, in defense of wild spaces in Indiana.
– At most of these events, we set up a large table of informational handbills, zines of prisoners' writings, posters, and prisoner addresses.
We are approaching the struggle against prison and the state with a basic proposal: that of polymorphous struggle.
We refuse any hierarchy of tactics, seeing each initiative as a tool which contributes to a diverse struggle. Fundraising, sending literature to prisoners, writing letters, spreading information about the struggles of our comrades, public demonstrations, attacking the state – all help create a space from which individuals can fight in whatever way is desirable to them or makes sense in their circumstances. We absolutely reject both the handwringing weakness that says that to act combatively for our comrades is dangerous, and the posturing militancy that finds no value in anything but "hard" actions. For us, everything that contributes to strengthening our comrades in prison and our shared struggle against the state is essential.
Anyone can contribute to this tapestry of struggle. All it takes is to be decided.
We send greetings to all imprisoned and fugitive comrades around the world.
Death to the state!
Long live anarchy!
Oaxaca is Ungovernable: info-night this Wednesday at IRA
Wednesday, June 29
7:30 PM at IRA (118 S Rogers St Suite 2)
Last week, the Mexican state killed nearly a dozen striking teachers who were defending barricades across the southern state of Oaxaca. The effort to open up the 38 barricaded highways only backfired though, triggering a popular explosion and leading to even more blockades than before. All this confirms a leading slogan of the current movement: Oaxaca is ungovernable.
These serious clashes arrive just before the 10th anniversary of the
2006 insurrection, which lasted nearly three months and required
systematic bloodshed by death squads and the Mexican army to be put down. The 2006 Oaxaca Commune was an early harbinger of the occupations and revolts that have since spread across the globe and its memory lies close to many of our hearts.
This Wednesday, June 29th, we will be showing a documentary about 2006 called Un Poquito de Tanta Verdad/A Small Dose of Truth and sharing updates about the current situation. We will be taking donations to cover legal and medical costs stemming from the current repression.
While it's important to extend material and monetary support, we should also remember that unless the uprising spreads, Oaxaca will surely be drowned in blood again. It's up to all of us to ensure that it's also Bloomington – among every other place – that becomes ungovernable.
See http://elenemigocomun.net/ & itsgoingdown.org for news on the movement.


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Volume 47, Issue 24
Pages 4449–4607
Shu-Yan Yu, Qing-Fu Sun, Terence Kwok-Ming Lee, Eddie Chung-Chin Cheng, Yi-Zhi Li and Vivian Wing-Wah Yam
Version of Record online: 27 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200890111
A giant, crown-like Au36ring, featuring continuous metal–metal contacts, forms by a self-assembly which utilizes AuI⋅⋅⋅AuI bonding interactions. The cover picture shows the structure of this system, and the synthesis from ferrocenyldithiocarbamate and gold(I) ions is described by S.-Y. Yu, Y.-Z. Li, V. W.-W. Yam et al. in their Communication on page 4551 ff.
Georg Wuitschik, Mark Rogers-Evans, Andreas Buckl, Maurizio Bernasconi, Moritz Märki, Thierry Godel, Holger Fischer, Björn Wagner, Isabelle Parrilla, Franz Schuler, Josef Schneider, André Alker, W. Bernd Schweizer, Klaus Müller and Erick M. Carreira
Version of Record online: 27 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200890112
Star constellations like atom positions, suggest connectivity; in place of Orion, piperidone is imagined, and its superimposition with "homospiromorpholine", described by G. Wuitschik et al. in their Communication on page 4512 ff., is remarkable. Stimulated by the analogy between the van't Hoff description of a ketone and an oxetane, spirocyclic oxetane amines—analogues of ketoamines, lactams, and morpholine with a systematically reclined polar ether unit—are explored.
Version of Record online: 27 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200890113
Sébastien Ulrich and Jean-Marie Lehn
Version of Record online: 27 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200890114
Reversible Switching between Macrocyclic and Polymeric States by Morphological Control in a Constitutional Dynamic System1
Vol. 47, Issue 12, 2240–2243, Version of Record online: 14 FEB 2008
Version of Record online: 27 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200890115
Tom Welton
Version of Record online: 27 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200885615
Jürgen Köhler
Version of Record online: 5 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800855
A soft reduction: The new layered oxoferrate(II) SrFeO2 (see scheme: Fe red, Sr yellow, C gray) was synthesized by the reduction of the slightly oxygen-deficient perovskite SrFeO3−x at 400 K with CaH2 in a form of topotactical reaction. The square-planar-coordinated iron(II) ions in SrFeO2 exhibit a high-spin d6 configuration with a doubly occupied d orbital. SrFeO2 orders antiferromagnetically at an unusual high Néel temperature of TN=473 K.
Roald Hoffmann and Henning Hopf
Version of Record online: 16 APR 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200705775
Going to extremes: Deformed molecules with "planar" carbon atoms, orthogonal double bonds, nonlinear triple bonds, and aromatic rings distorted into a boat structure have interested chemists for decades. This essay traces the reasons for this fascination, and finds them in the psyche of the researcher: the wish to transgress the limits of normalcy, the insatiable curiosity to extend the limits of method and mind, and the eternal human joy to find something new while playing.
Christian Defieber, Hansjörg Grützmacher and Erick M. Carreira
Version of Record online: 5 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200703612
The conceptually novel class of ligands, the chiral dienes, complement traditional heteroatom-based ligands. In addition to a historical perspective on metal–olefin complexes, this Review summarizes various syntheses of chiral olefins (some are shown in the picture) that have found widespread application as ligands in asymmetric transition-metal-catalyzed processes, such as in the asymmetric conjugate addition of arylboronic acids to α,β-unsaturated carbonyl compounds.
Roger M. Yebeutchou, Francesca Tancini, Nicola Demitri, Silvano Geremia, Raniero Mendichi and Enrico Dalcanale
Version of Record online: 5 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200801002
Supramolecular plasticity: The remarkable host–guest properties of phosphonate cavitands have been exploited in the self-assembly of supramolecular polymers (see picture) that feature guest-triggered reversibility and template-driven conversion from linear into star-branched forms. The structurally similar but complexation-inefficient thiophosphonate cavitand acts as chain stopper to control the degree of polymerization.
Qiong Tong, Marina Krumova and Stefan Mecking
Version of Record online: 16 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200801028
Caught on film: Ultrathin (50 nm) films of crystalline polyethylene were prepared at room temperature from prefabricated polymer nanocrystals functioning as building blocks. The very small particle size, in combination with the phenomenon that the amorphous regions are located at the surface exclusively in polymer single crystals, results in efficient interaction between particles in the films.
Version of Record online: 9 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800450
Wormholes through chemical space: Spirocyclic oxetanes are described as analogues of morpholine and also as topological siblings of their carbonyl counterparts. They are particularly promising in terms of both their physicochemical properties and the ease with which they can be grafted onto molecular structures. The data collected highlight oxetanes as both the hydrophilic sister of a gem-dimethyl unit and the carbonyl group's lipophilic brother.
Gang Liu, Yanning Zhao, Chenghua Sun, Feng Li, Gao Qing Lu and Hui-Ming Cheng
Version of Record online: 6 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200705633
Add an N: The visible-light absorption of boron-doped mesoporous TiO2 depends strongly on the state of the dopant (see picture), although the activity can be substantially enhanced by additional doping of nitrogen. The new O-Ti-B-N structure formed on the surface of the photocatalyst is highly active in collecting and separating the charge carriers, thereby greatly enhancing the visible light photocatalytic activity.
Corrigendum: Synergistic Effects of B/N Doping on the Visible-Light Photocatalytic Activity of Mesoporous TiO2
Vol. 47, Issue 29, 5277, Version of Record online: 7 JUL 2008
Aurélie Débart, Allan J. Paterson, Jianli Bao and Peter G. Bruce
Version of Record online: 6 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200705648
Higher-capacity lithium batteries can be fabricated by using α-MnO2 nanowires as the catalyst in a porous, composite oxygen cathode. In the depicted scanning electron micrograph of a composite positive electrode, deposits of Li2O2, which accumulates during discharge, can be seen within a porous matrix consisting of α-MnO2 and carbon.
Yong-beom Lim, Eunji Lee, You-Rim Yoon, Myeong Sup Lee and Myongsoo Lee
Version of Record online: 7 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800266
Therapeutic viruses: A filament-shaped artificial virus is formed by using a preorganized supramolecular nanoribbon as a template. The artificial virus (see picture), which is composed of the nanoribbon, small interfering RNAs (blue, double-helix shape), and hydrophobic guests (red), is highly efficient in delivering genes and drugs to the inside of cells.
Frank Würthner, Graziano Archetti, Ralf Schmidt and Hans-Georg Kuball
Version of Record online: 5 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800279
Solvatochromism elucidated: UV/Vis and electrooptical absorption spectroscopy were used to elucidate the effect of solvent on the electrical and optical properties of three merocyanine dyes. Changes in the shape of the Vis absorption band in solvents of different polarity [e.g., the depicted dye in Et2O (black), AcOEt (blue), and MeCN (orange)] are explained by different excited-state dipole moments of the respective vibronic transitions.
Ivano Bertini, Marco Fragai, Claudio Luchinat and Eleonora Talluri
Version of Record online: 8 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800327
The relaxation rate of water proton nuclei can be used to screen ligands (L; see picture) directed to the metal binding site in paramagnetic metalloproteins by NMR spectroscopy. The very high concentration of water protons provides an enormous sensitivity and permits the use of unprecedentedly low amounts of protein.
Yan Liu, Xin Xu, Fakun Zheng and Yong Cui
Version of Record online: 6 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800586
Tunable NLO activity: The title compounds were efficiently assembled from the enantiopure and threefold-symmetric tris(4-pyridylduryl)borane ligand L through coordinative bonds. The Cd–organoboron framework (see picture) exhibits a significant second harmonic generation response and, more importantly, the NLO activity can be tuned by means of different encapsulated counteranions.
Chiung-Fang Chang, Yi-Ming Cheng, Yun Chi, Yuan-Chieh Chiu, Chao-Chen Lin, Gene-Hsiang Lee, Pi-Tai Chou, Chung-Chia Chen, Chih-Hao Chang and Chung-Chih Wu
Version of Record online: 6 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800748
Bright & blue: A strategy for reducing metal-chelate internal strain enables the preparation of blue emitting iridium(III) carbene complexes (see picture; Ir red, N light blue, F green). The phosphorescent OLED fabricated from one of these complexes shows remarkable CIE coordinates of (0.16, 0.13) and peak efficiencies of 6.0 % photons per electron, 6.3 cd A−1, and 4.0 lm W−1.
Béatrice Jacques, Clémence Dro, Stéphane Bellemin-Laponnaz, Hubert Wadepohl and Lutz H. Gade
Version of Record online: 5 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800870
Nesting hydroxide: Coordination and aerobic oxidation of a bisoxazoline Me2box is coupled with self-assembly to form a highly ordered [(Me2box)O4Zn4]4+ complex. The metallamacrocycle acts as a nest-like hydroxide receptor (see scheme, right) and shows catalytic phosphatase activity.
Version of Record online: 21 APR 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200801001
Lord of the golden rings: A giant, crown-like Au36 ring aggregate with continuous metal–metal contacts (see picture; gold(I) centers are in ball and stick representation) is formed by an AuI⋅⋅⋅AuI bonding interaction directed self-assembly.
Elaine M. Schuster, Mark Botoshansky and Mark Gandelman
Version of Record online: 15 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800123
It all clicks into place: The use of "click chemistry" has been found to be highly advantageous for the selective and rapid combinatorial synthesis of a family of pincer-type ligands from relatively simple building blocks (see scheme). This synthetic strategy provides access to a range of well-defined transition-metal catalysts which exhibit extremely high catalytic efficiency in the Heck reaction.
Mikhail V. Luzgin, Vladimir A. Rogov, Sergei S. Arzumanov, Alexander V. Toktarev, Alexander G. Stepanov and Valentin N. Parmon
Version of Record online: 2 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800317
It takes two: A high level of conversion of 13C atoms of methane into the products of methane/propane coaromatization on zeolite Zn/H-BEA has been demonstrated by 13C solid-state NMR spectroscopic analysis and GC-MS. The isotope-labeling experiments show the mechanism consists of the methylation of aromatic compounds formed from the propane followed by ring-expansion/contraction (see scheme).
Iti Gupta, Alagar Srinivasan, Tatsuki Morimoto, Motoki Toganoh and Hiroyuki Furuta
Version of Record online: 5 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200705984
A state of (con)fusion: The introduction of a confused pyrrole ring into a meso-aryl sapphyrin framework destabilizes the macrocycle and forces a fusion reaction to occur. Subsequent metalation with rhenium results in further mutation to form a domino-fused sapphyrin with a fused penta-ring system (see scheme).
Wei Lu, Stephen Sin-Yin Chui, Kwan-Ming Ng and Chi-Ming Che
Version of Record online: 8 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200704450
Wheely springy wires: Freestanding and crystalline submicrometer wires, springs, and wheels are grown in aqueous acetonitrile dispersions starting from the organoplatinum(II) complexes 1 and 2(PF6). The growth mechanism is proposed to involve ligand-substitution reactions and electrostatic and PtII⋅⋅⋅PtII interactions.
Haifei Zhang, Jun-Young Lee, Adham Ahmed, Irshad Hussain and Andrew I. Cooper
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Staying in line: Aqueous colloids (particle diameter 10–500 nm) are directionally frozen and freeze-dried to produce aligned microwires, which can be fused together by heat treatment with complete retention of the morphology. The method is generic: by controlling surface charge, the approach can be applied to metals, metal oxides, and organic polymers. A single microwire formed by the assembly of polystyrene colloids is shown.
Kazuyuki Nobusawa, Atsushi Ikeda, Jun-ichi Kikuchi, Shin-ichiro Kawano, Norifumi Fujita and Seiji Shinkai
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Complex control of solubility: Single-walled nanotubes (SWNTs) can be dissolved in organic solvents by formation of a complex with a 2,2′-bipyridine derivative and Cu through mechanochemical high-speed vibration milling. The conformational change of the CuI/CuII complexes resulting from chemical oxidation–reduction reactions induces different solubilities of the SWNTs because of differences in the π–π stacking interactions.
Xin Cheng and Shengming Ma
Version of Record online: 6 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800364
Strain, what strain? Pd0-catalyzed cyclization of easily accessed and diversely substituted 2,3-allenyl hydrazines with aryl halides afforded 1,2-diazetidines with two chiral centers in high regio- and diastereoselectively (trans only; see scheme). Optically active 1,2-diazetidines were synthesized by using enantiomerically enriched 2,3-allenyl hydrazines.
Robert Wolf, Andreas W. Ehlers, J. Chris Slootweg, Martin Lutz, Dietrich Gudat, Michael Hunger, Anthony L. Spek and Koop Lammertsma
Version of Record online: 5 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800813
A sandwich recipe: Treatment of the anthracene complex [Co(η4-C14H10)2]− with tBuCP leads to the new diphosphacyclobutadiene sandwich anion 1, which can be converted into the unprecedented phosphaorganometallic complexes 2–4 upon treatment with different electrophiles (see scheme).
Diego A. Alonso, Shinji Kitagaki, Naoto Utsumi and Carlos F. Barbas III
Version of Record online: 7 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200801088
Hot ester nucleophiles! Trifluoroethyl thioesters are effective nucleophiles in direct organocatalytic asymmetric Michael reactions with α,β-unsaturated aldehydes (above). Electronic tuning of thioesters allows for the generation of enolates that also participate in aldol and amination reactions (below).
Ute K. Slotta, Sebastian Rammensee, Stanislav Gorb and Thomas Scheibel
Version of Record online: 6 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200800683
Fibrils or spheres? Spider silk proteins belong to the class of natively unfolded proteins. Depending on the experimental conditions, these proteins form nanofibrils or microspheres following two distinct aggregation pathways. A detailed model describes the assembly mechanism of spider silk proteins into microspheres.
Kathrin Buntin, Shwan Rachid, Maren Scharfe, Helmut Blöcker, Kira J. Weissman and Rolf Müller
Version of Record online: 6 MAY 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200705569
Unusual biochemistry: The pathway to the antifungal ajudazols (ajudazol A is shown) has been deduced by cloning and sequencing of the gene cluster in the myxobacterium Chondromyces crocatus, coupled with insertional mutagenesis. Ajudazol biosynthesis incorporates several unusual features, including the first P450-catalyzed dehydrogenation identified in bacterial metabolism.
Corrigendum: Production of the Antifungal Isochromanone Ajudazols A and B in Chondromyces crocatus Cm c5: Biosynthetic Machinery and Cytochrome P450 Modifications
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Thomas Böttcher and Stephan A. Sieber
Version of Record online: 28 MAR 2008 | DOI: 10.1002/anie.200705768
A chemical proteomic strategy has been applied directly to bacterial proteomes, and β-lactones have been identified as important natural product derivatives with a high affinity to various enzyme classes (see picture). This approach may serve as a potent tool for the identification of novel antibacterial targets, the study of their function, and the definition of novel lead structures for the design of enzyme inhibitors.
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"I can't say there's an approach that's going to revamp his delivery by any means. That's not the case," Farrell told reporters in Texas. "In four more days he's going to be right back out there so you can't stray too far from the routine. And that's where we're at."
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"You're talking about a complete adjustment to the roster with no off-days," Farrell told reporters about whether Doubront could be skipped — something that would necessitate calling up a starter (almost certainly Allen Webster, who like Doubront, started on Saturday) from Triple-A. That hasn't been contemplated right now in this next turn."
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A Mumbai-based software engineer, who claimed to have inadvertently crossed to Pakistan in 2007 by Samjhauta Express while he was suffering from depression and was jailed there for five years, was today repatriated.
32-year-old Bhavesh Parmar, a resident of Ville Parle area in Mumbai, crossed over to India from the Zero line here and was received by his mother Hansa Kanti and Mumbai MLA Krishna Hegde who helped the family to take up the matter of his repatriation with Indian and Pakistan governments.
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Objectives. We examined correlates of eviction and homelessness among current and former welfare recipients from 1997 to 2003 in an urban Michigan community.
Methods. Longitudinal cohort data were drawn from the Women's Employment Study, a representative panel study of mothers who were receiving cash welfare in February 1997. We used logistic regression analysis to identify risk factors for both eviction and homelessness over the survey period.
Results. Twenty percent (95% confidence interval [CI]=16%, 23%) of respondents were evicted and 12% (95% CI=10%, 15%) experienced homelessness at least once between fall 1997 and fall 2003. Multivariate analyses indicated 2 consistent risk factors: having less than a high school education and having used illicit drugs other than marijuana. Mental and physical health problems were significantly associated with homelessness but not evictions. A multivariate screening algorithm achieved 75% sensitivity and 67% specificity in identifying individuals at risk for homelessness. A corresponding algorithm for eviction achieved 75% sensitivity and 50% specificity.
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Related to a number of winners, including some smart performers, and attracted notable market support of his debut on Newcastle's new all-weather surface (17/05) and he duly ran a big race. Always prominent, he pulled clear of the pack along with the very well regarded winner, who has Group One entries, despite racing a shade keenly early. Connections then found him a weak race at Beverley where he duly managed to break his duck despite still showing signs of inexperience which bodes well for his chance of making his mark in handicap company.
Trained by E J Alston, Sired by Acclamation
Bay gelding, 3yo, (Foaled February 25, 2013)
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Something of a slow burner having reportedly been held in high regard as a juvenile but getting his act together this season, winning at Chelmsford before finishing strongly in the red-hot London Gold Cup at Newbury (14/5), a race is working out reasonably well. He took a step forward at Sandown, finishing second, although was never quite going the pace to get into a challenging position. He travelled much better under a prominent ride back at the Esher venue but enjoyed no luck in running with the gaps coming too late to give him a chance of challenging for top honours.
Trained by A M Balding Sired by Lawman
Bay Gelding, 3yo, (Foaled February 10, 2013)
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Has struck twice since joining his current yard at the start of the year but his run at Ascot in the International Stakes (23/07) points to there being more in the locker. It was a typically competitive renewal of the seven furlong race and was won by the well handicapped Librisa Breeze. He certainly wouldn't have beaten that one but would have finished closer than fifth if enjoying the breaks under a typical Jamie Spencer hold-up ride and compensation surely awaits.
Trained by R A Fahey, Sired by Henrythenavigator
Bay gelding, 4yo, (Foaled March 1, 2012)
Bred to be extremely useful being a brother, among others, to Dubawi Gold, second to Frankel in the 2000 Guineas, and made a really pleasing introduction to racecourse action (08/07). He was very relaxed on the way to post and wasn't in much of a hurry to get on with things early in the race but made up lots of ground in the closing stages and looks certain to pick up a maiden before going onto bigger and better things. It wouldn't be inconceivable to think he might go on and become even better than winner Dubai Hero in the future although he did make quite hard work of winning his maiden.
Trained by C Appleby, Sired by Dubawi
Bay colt, 2yo, (Foaled April 30, 2014)
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Very few horses managed to overcome a slow start to win during the July Festival and the writing was on the wall for Dwight D immediately after he came out of the stalls in the big 10-furlong handicap for three-year-olds (08/07). He wasn't too badly drawn in 10 (the winner Ode To Evening came from stall 13) but was awkwardly away and then bumped into Midhmaar after which he found himself right at the back of the field and nudged along for two or three strides. Jamie Spencer finally got him settled after racing keenly for a couple of furlongs. He then got blocked in his run on more than one occasion before hanging to his left when the jockey went for the whip. Despite all of this, he came home really well to claim a place and there's no doubt he'd have gone close to winning if things had gone smoother at the start. This was his first go in a handicap after connections had a go at some of the Classic trials and he looks on a very workable mark based on this display.
Trained by W J Haggas, Sired by Duke Of Marmalade
Bay gelding, 3yo, (Foaled February 1, 2013)
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A number of Richard Fahey's team of good sprint handicappers progress enough to hold their own in pattern-race company. For whatever reason, they seem to thrive on plenty of racing and progress from three to four and beyond , all of which is good news for the stable's supporters and his owners. Of course, such comments sound pretty ambitious about a horse who was beaten off 98 on Derby Day, but he was far from disgraced in finishing sixth having been given plenty to do in a contest in which those ridden prominently held a sizeable advantage. Just beaten a head off 91 in last year's Silver Cup, he needs a stiff test over six furlongs and preferably some give in the ground to be seen to best effect, but he does very much look like he will be winning again soon.
Trained by Richard Fahey, Sired by Dark Angel
Grey Gelding, 4yo, (Foaled April 20, 2012)
God Willing
He shaped well on his debut for his new yard when sixth in Doncaster's six furlong handicap (30/04) and it's possible to make excuses for all three of his poor performances since (draw, draw, trip/third race in a fortnight). The handicapper has continued to relent now and he is going to look very well treated when everything drops right in his favour. Keep the faith.
Trained by D Carroll Sired by Arch
Bay gelding, 5yo, (Foaled April 4, 2011)
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A full brother to Listed two-year-old winner Invincible Warrior, it could be argued that his debut at Newbury (30/06) was a shade disappointing given his pedigree. However, he was notably easy to back suggesting that very little was expected of him and the run was by no means without promise. The ground was, of course, reasonably testing and he raced away from the main action towards the stands' side, seeing plenty of daylight. He briefly threatened to get involved between two out and one out when asked for an effort but was allowed to come home in his own time. more or less, once his chance had gone. He can be expected to step up on this form next time when it will be interesting to see if there's more market confidence behind him.
Trained by J H M Gosden, Sired by Invincible Spirit
Bay colt, 2yo, (Foaled March 28, 2014)
Sent off as favourite at Newmarket (30/04) for her seasonal reappearance and fourth career start but shaped as though the run was needed in finishing a staying on seventh. It may not be wise to read too much into a filly's Group One entries but she certainly looks capable of winning from her current handicap mark and progressing through the season while she has the scope to take a step up in trip in her stride. She struggled in a Listed contest at Newcastle when next seen but is worth another chance to prove that form to be all wrong.
Trained by Sir Michael Stoute, Sired by Dubawi
Bay filly, 4yo, (Foaled April 25, 2012)
Librisa Breeze
The far side was the place to be on the straight course at Ascot, for the majority of the first two days at least, and the draw arguably cost the gambled on Librisa Breeze in the Royal Hunt Cup. The punt almost came good for those involved but the bottom weight ended up challenging the winner, Portage, towards the far rail. One thing that's clear from the replay is that he absolutely tanked Robert Winston into contention and still looked full of running when making his challenge and all the effort in getting across to the better part of the track appeared to tell close home. He's only been put up by 3lbs for this performance which could prove to be a shade lenient while a first crack at seven furlongs might be worth a go on this evidence, especially on a stiff track. That proved to be the case with a ready success in the International and there should be more to come.
Trained by D K Ivory, Sired by Mount Nelson
Grey gelding, 4yo, (Foaled February 6, 2012)
It's been a long time between drinks for Lincoln with the last of his three wins (warning - he's finished second 10 times) coming in 2014 but he has come a long way down the weights as a consequence. That looks to have done the trick as he shaped much better when sixth at Ascot (23/07) with his run just flattening out in the closing stages and he should be able to pick up a small race later in the season. Effective on softer ground than he encountered in Berkshire, all three career successes have come in September and it would be no surprise to see him add to that tally late this summer.
Trained by M R Channon, Sired by Clodovil
Bay gelding, 5yo, (Foaled February 8, 2011)
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A bumper winner on quick ground at Worcester last summer, he has shown promise on three runs in maidens, most recently at Doncaster (01/07) when staying on at the one pace into midfield on a testing surface. He looks unlikely to be overburdened by the handicapper and this half-brother to six winners - including on the level - looks to have enough ability to make his presence felt in middle distance, low grade contests granted better ground.
Trained by Ian Williams Sired by Teofilo
Bay gelding, 5yo, (Foaled April 17, 2011)
Magical Dreamer
She was very slowly away from the stalls at Newmarket (07/07) and appeared to have little or no chance of winning by the halfway mark. What may have been missed, and isn't particularly visible on the video replay, is that she got into a strange position moments before the gates opened and one of the starting team had to hook her tail with a contraption to help her out before the flag was waved. So the sluggish start can certainly be forgiven and the way the she stayed on in the final part of the race was really encouraging. She flashed her tail on a couple of occasions but that's quite understandable given what happened before the off and I wouldn't necessarily expect to see that particular trait next time we see her on the track. She was only beaten three lengths into fourth at the winning line, never nearer, and rates a good deal better than the bare form.
Trained by J R Fanshawe, Sired by Acclamation
Bay filly, 2yo, (Foaled April 29, 2014)
Rare Rhythm
He failed to justify decent market support at Royal Ascot but that was this lightly raced colt's first run of the season and just the fifth of his career. Held-up towards the rear of the field from his high draw, he was one of many who failed to enjoy a decent passage during the week and he could only stay on into midfield. This was by no means a bad return to action given the circumstances and he should be able to build on this in the coming weeks although it's worth noting that he didn't enjoy fast ground last season so may need a bit of cut to he shown at his best.
Trained by C Appleby, Sired by Dubawi
Bay colt, 4yo, (Foaled January 27, 2012)
Right Action
Found only a stablemate, Blue Meade, too superior in the auction maiden at Pontefract (15/07) on his second start. This strong, powerful colt was no match for the winner when the chips were down but kept on well to finish second, beating the remainder by no less than nine lengths. This was a step forward from his debut effort and he looks the type to progress with experience.
Trained by R A Fahey, Sired by Dandy Man
Bay colt, 2yo, (Foaled March 28, 2014)
Southern Strife
Life hasn't really worked out as expected for this 340,000 guineas yearling purchase but he did win a bumper on his racecourse debut after changing hands for 3,500 guineas some three years later. His attentions have been switched to the Flat and, although he's certainly not the quickest, he did enough in an average maiden at Doncaster (21/07) to believe that he can make his mark in handicaps (needs one more run to qualify for a mark) granted a test of stamina.
Trained by T D Easterby, Sired by Dubawi
Bay gelding, 5yo, (Foaled May 17, 2011)
Sterling Silva
Relatively easy to back ahead of his racecourse debut at Leicester (08/04), he looked in real trouble at the halfway stage on the testing ground but suddenly found his stride and ran on powerfully to land the money from a more experienced rival. This race may not have taken a great deal of winning but there was a good deal to like about the performance and the winner is held in some regard by connections who introduced smart Group-race juvenile Kool Kompany at the same track in April 2014. He comes from a family his stable know well and got back on the winning trail at Chepstow after finishing fourth in a hot race at Ascot and there could well be more to come.
Trained by R Hannon, Sired by Sakhee's Secret
Chestnut Colt, 2yo, (Foaled March 25th, 2014)
Stetchworth Park
Bred for a true test, he probably didn't quite get a strong enough gallop needed to see him in his best light when sixth in the Dante meeting finale at York. The son of Duke Of Marmalade was tapped for toe before the turn in and could only plug on at the one pace but he kept responding for William Twiston-Davies and should be capable of being very competitive from a mark in the high-70s. Opened his account with cheekpieces fitted at Catterick but an even sterner test will suit in time and on pedigree there's plenty of reason to hope that he can continue progressing with experience.
Trained by M L W Bell Sired by Duke Of Marmalade
Bay Gelding, 3yo, (Foaled April 27th, 2013)
Suffragette City
Never nearer than at the finish line at Newmarket (07/07) having, as on debut, dwelt on the stalls opening which immediately put her on the back foot. Pat Dobbs did his best to get her into a rhythm on settling down but she was always playing catch-up and ultimately had to settle for a staying on sixth behind the very professional newcomer Easy Victory. Shey still has some growing up to do but certainly wasn't knocked around in the closing stages and the tender handling should pay off in the short term. She could be seen as an ideal nursery type but looks well up to winning a maiden on this evidence before being sent down the handicap route.
Trained by R Hannon, Sired by Dragon Pulse
Bay filly, 2yo, (Foaled March 14, 2014)
Taurean Star
Has progressed well in mile handicaps this season, showing a particular affinity for the straight track at Ascot where he would surely have finished closer with a clear run (23/07) in a race that didn't really pan out for the hold-up horses. That performance suggested that he may well have another handicap in him from his current mark while the form of his third prior to Ascot has begun to work out well and he's worth following in similar contests for the remainder of the season.
Trained by M L W Bell, Sired by Acclamation
Bay Gelding, 3yo, (Foaled February 10, 2013)