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Great for camping or sleepovers, your little one will love the Eureka!® Kids' Lightning Bug 45° Sleeping Bag. They'll stay warm down to 45°F with the full-length draft tube and proprietary ThermaShield insulation, which keeps in warmth while maintaining excellent loft and durability. An internal pocket is perfect for storing small items, like a watch or small snack. The included stuff sack makes it easy to pack up and go!
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Inhabitants of this area on the southern banks of Texcoco belonged ethnically to the Tecpanecas. They were farmers as well as lapidary artists, specialised in the cutting of volcanic rocks, which they obtained from a nearby stony tract formed by the eruption of Xitle volcano centuries ago.
Cortes established in Coyoacan the first City Hall in the Valley of Mexico. He is also known to have had a house here, but little was left of it. Remains of his house were taken to the City Hall, which then became known as ?Casa de Cortes?, even though it was built in 1755.
Some buildings from viceroyal period are still standing in Coyoacan, but most of the country residences, mansions and rustic adobe houses match with 19th century styles, and more than two are replicas constructed during the 20th century. Neighbors and local authorities, however, have worked hard to preserve this neighborhood?s appearance of ?being frozen in time?, which includes its myths and anecdotes, that range from apparition stories to incidents involving internationally famous personalities of arts and politics who have lived in this neighborhood.
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An unbroken partnership of 90 from Jonny Bairstow and Adam Lyth helped fire Yorkshire Vikings to a 16-run win at Northants Steelbacks in the NatWest T20 Blast.
Bairstow clubbed 60 not out off 37 balls and Lyth finished on an unbeaten 46 as the Vikings recorded a testing 181 for three off their 20 overs.
Richard Levi clobbered five sixes and five fours in an entertaining 76 in reply but could not find support and a late flurry of wickets saw the Steelbacks finish 165 for nine.
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Aaron Finch had the lion's share of the strike but he was gone for just five off 13 balls when he mistimed Stone's delivery to mid-on where Rob Keogh took a smart catch over his shoulder.
The first boundary off the bat did not come until the fourth over as Alex Lees glanced one to fine-leg with Andrew Gale soon adding two more.
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From the Bride… As a wedding planner and designer, I've witnessed countless brides walk down the aisle so I figured when it was my turn, I would be cool, calm and collected. Needless to say, I wasn't any of those. I think because I have watched "the walk" so many times, I fully understand how important it is. When it was my turn, I was a complete mess! A well put together mess, of course, but a mess nonetheless! All the photos of me walking down the aisle are proof that even a seasoned wedding planner can fall apart on her wedding day.
While planning my big day, the question I was asked the most was, "What does it feel like to plan your own wedding?" Simply put, it feels overwhelming in the best way possible! Cliff and I knew right away that we wanted to have a destination wedding. The venue selection process can be a taunting task but with one sole contender on the list it was pretty easy: Viceroy Anguilla, our first vacation together and our go-to island getaway. There was a major problem, the only date that worked also happened to be Cliff's birthday. He didn't think twice and generously agreed to forgo his birthday to let me steal the spotlight ;) I, in turn, surprised him with a Clemson University-inspired birthday cake (his alma mater and obsession) in lieu of a wedding cake.
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There are 4 comments on the BlueJacketsXtra story from Nov 21, 2010, titled Blue Jackets 3, Sharks 0: Nash, Garon help finish road sweep | BlueJacketsXtra. In it, BlueJacketsXtra reports that:To put an exclamation point on the best West Coast road trip in franchise history, the Blue Jackets last night turned to a fresh goaltender and leaned hard on their high-flying captain.
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#1 Nov 21, 2010
FINALLY! We have all waited 10 long years to have a trip like this. Just amazing is all I can say. Garon is having a GREAT season, and Nash is on pace to crush career marks. This team has swagger. They have never given up, even when they are down. I have never been prouder to wear the CBJ colors. All we need now is to play like this at home, and win the fans back. I have said it all along,,,, when our building is full,,, and we are playing, and working hard, there is not too many buildings in the league that can match the energy of Nationwide. LETS GO JACKETS!!!
#2 Nov 21, 2010
Like I was saying all during the lead-up to the pre-season and the pre-season, let's sit tight with the folks we have. Maybe add, a couple of ex-cpatins that are passed their prime and go with essentially last year's team. I backed GM Scott Howson the whole way and we are seeing the dividends of standing pat!(Oh, I am sorry i meant to say this before they had 18 games under their belt!)
#3 Nov 21, 2010
Let's talk playoffs, let's talk Stanley Cup, Let's go Jackets, keep the winning up!
#4 Nov 21, 2010
I have been hoping for the team to come together. It took some time, but I believe the coach has them playing up to their ability. Great trip and looking forward to seeing that effort and results at Nationwide. GO JACKRTS!
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Colorado Falls had been closed for at least a year. I was there September 25, 2015. I went just a little ways and the cement path was grown over. I tried the little dirt path that went up the hill but when I look down at the 3 meter drop I turned back. The saw two 11 year old boys coming up the path as I turned to leave. They were going up to the falls and I said I would try to follow them. It was very dangerous in 3 places where there was a 2-4 meter drop where one could break bones or get killed. Swam below the falls for 20 minutes before turning back at 4:30 since it would be dark at 6:00. On the way out saw the NO TRESPASS sign. Missed it on the way in watching my step and looking down at the river. Store near the entrance told me that Colorado Falls was closed because too many people getting hurt. Your picture is of another falls. Colorado Falls is 3 times higher than your picture.
Colorado Falls of Tuba, Benguet
One of the spots near Baguio City that tourists usually bypass is the Colorado Falls of Twin Peaks, Tuba, Benguet. It is one of the four waterfalls in the town, the others include Canyon Falls in Camp 3, Bridal Veil Falls in Camp 4 and Hydro Falls in Camp 6.
Located some 30 kilometers from the City of Pines and just a short walk from Kennon Road, Colorado Falls has been a favorite spot for locals for its cold water that cascades into a deep natural pool, providing a refreshing relief specially on hot summer days. The pool which is said to be at least 10-feet deep seems like a playground of locals so don't be surprised if you see kids climbing the wall of the falls and jumping off the pool.
The waterfalls is just a short walk from the main road. There are basic facilities in the area such as cottages, shower and changing rooms. The best of it all, there is no entrance fee! There is also an old burial site near the waterfalls that you might want to check out.
So next time you pass by Kennon Road, check out and freshen up at Colorado Falls, one of the natural attractions of Tuba, Benguet.
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What jeepney do you take from Baguio to get there!
This is interesting. The next time I set foot on Baguio, I will consider going to these non-usual sites. 🙂


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Cast: Wolf Savage, Ander Page, Mr. Pete, Mariah Cherry, Vantasia, Cassie Young, Trevor (I), Red (I), Rodney Moore, Darla Crane, Lena Ramone, Guy DiSilva
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The scenarios are extremely entertaining and is a safe choice for customers looking for something with whackability and production value.
In an unusual twist for porn, Rodney Moore opens his latest volume of Goo girls with a musical performance from Rodney and the Swallowettes. It's funny stuff and sets the tone for Rodney's light-hearted and well-done scenarios.
Darla Crane's a ticket taker in a porno theater's box office and finds Wolf Savage in her booth, whacking off. She sucks his dick through a hole in the booth's glass partition, then joins him in the theater to suck him off and fuck him. The theater's other patrons jump in, turning the scene into multiple b.j. scene with Crane, Mr. Pete, Guy DiSilva, Trevor and Savage. Rodney finds wayward ho Lena Ramon soliciting outside his theater and gets a blowjob from her while he watches the theater's new show. Ramon also finds herself drawing the attention of more than just Rodney. The scene ends, of course, with lots of bodily fluids and more than enough DNA to impeach a president. It's good stuff.
Rodney connives Cassie Young into some oral pleasure by posing as his apartments' gym manager. Either she can pay $5 a month to use the gym, Rodney says, or she can pay the "lifetime membership." The price? "Five minutes of pleasure," he says without skipping a beat. She goes for the lifetime membership and gives Rodney more than five minutes of wet, slobbery, saliva-heavy pleasure.
Ander Page does a little shopping while Rodney, a security guard in this scenario, looks on. Though there's a fair amount of tease which builds up to Page taking a five-finger discount, it might be too slow for some. Page gets caught, of course, and offers to do something to make it up to him with a some cocksucking and fucking. Rodney shoots Page's reverse cowgirl POV, showing off her attractive ass.
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Toyota Boshoku Europe bought part of Mecaplast's Tbmeca shareholding which is now 25.1% (from 50%) after this transaction.
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Pages to Entice the Most Jaded Cook
By FLORENCE FABRICANT
Published: October 23, 1996
AMONG this season's new cookbooks is ''The Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Cookbook'' by Mary Hale and Chris Miller (Citadel Press, $12.95). Some will undoubtedly find it useful. But my problem is chronic cookbook fatigue syndrome, the best remedy for which may be to ignore cookbooks and just order Chinese food.
Nonetheless, I have been tempted by a number of books recently published and found myself itching to take them into the kitchen.
The Riviera in the title of FLAVORS OF THE RIVIERA, by Colman Andrews (Bantam Books, $24.95), is not the sybaritic playground of film festivals, luxury hotels and yachts. Mr. Andrews, the executive editor of Saveur magazine, has gone to the markets and kitchens of local residents to discover the enduring culinary traditions of the areas around Nice, France, and Genoa, Italy.
He has cast the overused rubric ''Mediterranean cuisine'' in a new and compelling light, taking a highly romanticized subject and, with the keen interest of the historian, wrestling it to the ground. This is an uncompromising book that insists on the integrity of its subject, a cuisine that is rustic, esoteric and probably disappearing.
Those who think of Genoese cooking as pasta swimming in pesto or who want some newfangled easy way to assemble a salade nicoise will be disappointed. Dismissing the overuse of pesto as a condiment akin to ketchup, Mr. Andrews argues for the kind made fresh in a mortar restricted to its limited, classic uses, like trenette col pesto. His well-researched salade nicoise is not made with fresh tuna. This Mediterranean cuisine depends more on canned, salted and dried fish than on fresh.
I found unusual and simple dishes guaranteed to become permanent additions to my repertory: an inviting casserole of porcini mushrooms with potatoes, garlic, olive oil and parsley, or gran pistau, a sturdy soup of leeks, wheat berries and parmesan cheese. And having tried testaroli, which are like thick noodles made in minutes with a batter of flour, salt and water, I will never again worry whether there is pasta in my pantry. One quibble: the book could use a glossary.
None of the romance is missing from PATRICIA WELLS AT HOME IN PROVENCE (Charles Scribner's Sons, $40), a handsome volume with color photographs by Robert Freson. It offers a glorious vision of the estate in Vaison-la-Romaine owned by Ms. Wells, the food writer based in Paris, and her husband, Walter, the news editor of The International Herald Tribune. There is a vineyard, a wood-burning bread oven and masses of herbs and flowers.
First envy, then hunger takes over, for there is hardly a recipe in this cookbook that does not insist on being tried and served to family and friends. The recipes respect their ingredients, reflect the region and are in harmony with today's tastes. And they are written in foolproof fashion. I had not baked a cheesecake in years, but the feathery, crustless Corsican fiadone made with ricotta fixed that. Also notable were seasoned olives, little cheese crisps, inventive yet perfectly balanced salads, some luscious roasted tomatoes, unusual pastas, honest roasts and casseroles and fruit tarts, especially figs singed with caramel.
Despite its odd pedigree, ROGERS GRAY ITALIAN COUNTRY COOKBOOK, by Rose Gray and Ruth Rogers (Random House, $40), an Englishwoman and an American, respectively, who own an Italian restaurant in London, is another volume that begs to be used, not just read. In a handsomely designed book that is easy to read and follow, the two women, who founded their restaurant, River Cafe, in 1987, have adapted their bold, alluring recipes for home cooks. Typically simple seductions include an intense yet austere risotto made with Valpolicella wine, the most elementary whole grilled fish barely glossed with piquant green sauce that is delectable if the fish is fresh, and pears baked with cinnamon.
Another look at Italy comes from Faith Willinger, a writer and longtime resident of Florence. RED, WHITE AND GREENS: THE ITALIAN WAY WITH VEGETABLES (HarperCollins, $25) covers vegetables from artichoke to zucchini, in just that order. A brief detour to explain each vegetable precedes the recipes, each packaged with a tidbit of background explanation. Fennel is given shorter treatment than I would have preferred. But I was happy with the Sicilian warbler-style eggplant baked with pine nuts and currants, Torquato's cauliflower and sausage, and Franco's pasta with winter squash and potatoes all cooked in one pot.
For those who may need a change of pace from France or Italy, the delicious, underappreciated cuisine of Belgium is given full treatment in EVERYBODY EATS WELL IN BELGIUM COOKBOOK, by Ruth Van Waerebeek with Maria Robbins (Workman, $14.95). Ms. Van Waerebeek, a chef and cooking teacher in Manhattan, is a native of Ghent, in northwest Belgium, who infuses explanations of the nicely drafted recipes with charming memories.
As might be expected, ample space is given endives, mussels and other seafood, potatoes, waffles and chocolate. Belgian beer and beer cookery are also covered in detail. The cuisine, with its strong French bias and hints of Germany and Scandinavia, is presented in all its rather retro glory. Put the olive oil away -- except for some salads -- and stock up on cream, bacon, butter and vegetable oil for deep-frying.


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Adam Sandler isn't having the best luck at the box office these days. The once-reliable blockbuster maker has released flop after flop in recent years. Jack and Jill, That's My Boy, Pixels anyone? Maybe, the 49-year-old actor will have better luck with Netflix.
Ridiculous 6 is the first of the comedian's lucrative four-picture deal with the streaming site. Inspired by the iconic 1960 western The Magnificent Seven, the parody film boasts a roster of well-known names. Taylor Lautner, Luke Wilson, Steve Zahn, Danny Trejo, Chris Parnell, Whitney Cummings, Steve Buscemi, Rob Schneider, Dan Aykroyd, Will Forte, Nick Swardson, Terry Crews, Jon Lovitz, Harvel Keitel and David Spade. Even Vanilla Ice makes an appearance.
Sandler plays a man who grew up as an orphan among an Indian tribe. Given the premise, naturally controversy circled production. Back in April, several Native American actors walked off due to jokes they found offensive. Not surprising.
Ridiculous 6 premieres on December 11 on Netflix. Watch the trailer below.
As a lover of vintage 80s arcade games, this movie is right up my alley. Even if, it stars Adam Sandler. That aside, Pixels looks very promising. Pac Man, Donkey Kong and other classic video game characters come to life and wreak havoc on Earth in this potential Summer blockbuster.
In 1982, in the hopes of establishing peaceful communication with extraterrestrial life, NASA launches a time capsule into outer space containing images and footage of Earth life and culture. However, aliens misinterpret enclosed video-feeds of classic arcade games as a declaration of war, specifically Pac-Man, with the Earth being him, and the aliens being the ghosts. They attack the Earth using the games as models for their various assaults, including Pac-Man. – Wiki Description
Sandler is called on to save the day because he's an 1980s arcade champion and also because he's the President's (Kevin James) best friend. He uses his gamer techniques and strategies in hopes of defeating the aliens.
Josh Gad, Peter Dinklage, Michelle Monaghan, Ashley Benson and Jane Krakowski round out the cast. The Christopher Columbus-directed film hits theaters on July 24, 2015.
Check out the totally awesome trailer below. There's some pretty cool special visual effects.
None of his new material seems to be working so it only makes sense that Adam Sandler returns to a winning formula. His fight with Bob Barker in Happy Gilmore is easily one of his most memorable moments on film.
Sadly, their reunion isn't for a new film but rather a Comedy Central special. Night of Too Many Stars supports schools, programs and services for people with autism all over the country.
Watch the Happy Gilmore stars trade barbs and digs at each others' expense. I'm declaring Barker the winner in a tight race. See if you agree after watching the video below.
Without a doubt, my favorite Adam Sandler movies have always included the adorable Drew Barrymore. Loved The Wedding Singer and 50 First Dates. The two reunite once again for another movie and I predict it'll perfectly complete their romantic comedy trilogy. Blended also reunites them with their Wedding Singer director, Frank Coraci.
After a disastrous blind date, single parents Lauren (Barrymore) and Jim (Sandler) agree on only one thing: they never want to see each other again. But when they each sign up separately for a fabulous family vacation with their kids, they are all stuck sharing a suite at a luxurious African safari resort for a week.
Rounding out the cast are Joel McHale (Community), Wendi McLendon-Covey (Bridesmaids), Terry Crews (White Chicks), Kevin Nealon (Weeds) and Bella Thorne (Shake It Up). Blended was predominantly filmed in South Africa. It's scheduled to hit theaters on May 23, 2014. Expect huge Memorial Day box office receipts. Check out the trailer below.
All is not completely hopeless for Lindsay Lohan. If she's ever in doubt about making a legitimate comeback, all she needs to do is look at Robert Downey Jr. for inspiration. There once was a time when the 48-year-old actor was considered damaged goods after a string of drug arrests, rehab stints and box office bombs. Now, he's Forbes Highest-Paid Actor In Hollywood based on earnings from June 2012 til June 2013.
According to the publication, Downey Jr. raked in an astonishing $75 million over the past year. A massive sum bolstered by gigantic blockbuster hits like The Avengers and Iron Man 3. Both of those movies made over $1 billion at the international box office.
Coming in second place is everyone's favorite former stripper turned Hollywood A-lister, Channing Tatum. The 33-year-old new dad's runner up status was buoyed by the success of Magic Mike. Since he self-financed the flick, he laughed all the way to the bank with most of the film's profits. Check out the rest of the Top 10 below. There's a couple of surprises including Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson making the cut.
With back-to-back box office disappoints courtesy of Jack & Jill and That's My Boy, it's only natural Adam Sandler film a sequel to his last hit. Grown Ups 2 reunites Kevin James, Chris Rock and David Spade back with Sandler. Once again the foursome act like adolescent teens at summer camp. I have to admit that I sorta enjoyed the first one and the trailer looks like the same sort of silly antics are in store. How else would you describe a deer peeing in Sandler's face?
As entertaining as that is, the trailer is all about the cameos. Taylor Lautner and his mob of angry frat boys force Sandler and the guys to strip down and cliff jump. It results with Spade yelling "I was inside you" to one of the guys. Andy Samberg pops up as a flamboyant male cheerleader. The former SNL comedian does his best Tawny Kitean impersonation, spreading his "cherry pie" all over a car windshield. Check out their appearances along with Shaquille O'Neal's below.
When two film stars click, there's this undeniable chemistry that attracts millions to the movie theaters. Naturally when that happens, movie studios are eager to put the stars together for another film. Sometimes though, lightning doesn't strike twice. Case in point, Julia Roberts and Richard Gere. While they sizzled in Pretty Woman, the same magic wasn't there for Runaway Bride.
One couple that seems to spark every time they work together are Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler. The two were sensational in The Wedding Singer. Then followed that up with the equally charming 50 First Dates. Barrymore is the best thing that's ever happened Sandler. Without her, Sandler's films tend to go via the frat boy route. With Drew by his side, his projects turn into romantic comedy blockbusters.
Naturally, wooing the 38-year-old actress to his next project was of the utmost importance. His last two flicks That's My Boy and Jack and Jill were both commercial and critical flops. Reuniting with Barrymore couldn't have come at a more opportune time.
There used to be a time when Eddie Murphy and Adam Sandler could do no wrong at the box office. No matter what vehicle they starred in, it would undoubtedly become a bona fide blockbuster. But as they say, nothing lasts forever. The two veteran comedy actors find themselves on a list that no Hollywood actor wants to be on. To quote one of Murphy's movies, I'm sure he wants to be Trading Places with anyone else right now.
Also landing on the list are one-time rom-com queens Katherine Heigl and Sandra Bullock. All it takes is one box office bomb to bring down their dollar return average. Each lady had exactly that with One For The Money and All About Steve respectively. You can also add Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close to Bullock's less-than-stellar grosses. Find out below who ranks No. 1 on the list with a return of $2.30 for every dollar they were paid.


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Prostate Cancer Health Center
Prostate Cancer Treatment (PDQ®): Treatment - Patient Information [NCI] - Treatment Option Overview
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- Stages of Prostate Cancer
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There are different types of treatment for patients with prostate cancer.
Different types of treatment are available for patients with prostate cancer. Some treatments are standard (the currently used treatment), and some are being tested in clinical trials. A treatment clinical trial is a research study meant to help improve current treatments or obtain information on new treatments for patients with cancer. When clinical trials show that a new treatment is better than the standard treatment, the new treatment may become the standard treatment. Patients may want to think about taking part in a clinical trial. Some clinical trials are open only to patients who have not started treatment.
Seven types of standard treatment are used:
Watchful waiting or active surveillance
Watchful waiting and active surveillance are treatments used for older men who do not have signs or symptoms or have other medical conditions and for men whose prostate cancer is found during a screening test.
Watchful waiting is closely monitoring a patient's condition without giving any treatment until signs or symptoms appear or change. Treatment is given to relieve symptoms and improve quality of life.
Active surveillance is closely following a patient's condition without giving any treatment unless there are changes in test results. It is used to find early signs that the condition is getting worse. In active surveillance, patients are given certain exams and tests, including digital rectal exam, PSA test, transrectal ultrasound, and transrectal needle biopsy, to check if the cancer is growing. When the cancer begins to grow, treatment is given to cure the cancer.
Other terms that are used to describe not giving treatment to cure prostate cancer right after diagnosis are observation, watch and wait, and expectant management.
Patients in good health whose tumor is in the prostate gland only may be treated with surgery to remove the tumor. The following types of surgery are used:
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Are the mechanisms of emergence of new traits exclusively random mutation? (self.AskScienceDiscussion)
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While I can understand the evidence for evolution, I find it difficult to wrap my head around the idea that all the changes are brought upon by random mutation. I understand that the mutations are regulated by natural selection after the fact that they occur.
Are ALL changes brought about by random mutation? And if they are, how is it that every single trait we have is a mutation? Thanks guys.
[–]Psyc3 3 points4 points5 points 3 years ago (2 children)
Yes, by definition of how proteins work they have to be, however they can also form dimers and trimers etc. due to duplication or multiple genes could fuse making them domains of a certain protein, this would allow greater efficiency in the system.
What you have to take into account is that these occurrences are happening in the trillions, if not a far greater number, of times to allow any substantial change to occur and a lot of the time the mutation will be negative or neutral.
[–]Rhoads91[S] 0 points1 point2 points 3 years ago (1 child)
You're right. It's not just one "family tree". It splits exponentially. Could you perhaps elaborate on mutations forming dimers and trimers and how this could allow greater efficiency? Thanks!
[–]Psyc3 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago (0 children)
In the case of dimers and trimers it is just to do with having multiple active sites on the same enzyme meaning it can do its job quicker, it is far quicker for one mRNA strand to be translated and have 3 domains all stuck together then have to reassemble the translation machinery 3 times, this also allows for a faster response time to stimli and fast mRNA turnover rate freeing up resources. I am sure there are other reason why it happens as there are many examples of it occurring and one would surmise that it is more optimal than the proteins being singular.
In the case of gene fusions if A + B = C, then C + D = E, then if you can fuse the proteins that catalyse the reaction to C and E then the product C will be spatially located in the same region as the enzyme that catalyses second reaction, allowing the substrate (the product of reaction 1) to bind the active site faster.
[–]zmil 1 point2 points3 points 3 years ago (1 child)
Trait is a rather poorly defined term, but, for the vast majority of things that we would tend to think of as 'traits,' they are the product of more than one mutation, many more. It is a process of gradual (for the most part) changes in the underlying DNA sequences, leading to gradual alterations in the shape and chemical properties of the proteins coded by those sequences, as well as alterations in the way other proteins and other molecules interact with the DNA and/or RNA sequence itself.
The variation that natural selection works on is fairly random, although that term is also rather imprecise and extraordinarily hard to define rigorously. But in the sense that we can't predict individual changes beforehand, yes, it is random. And the vast majority of those changes have either no effect on the organism's phenotype (outward appearance and function), or a deleterious effect. But a tiny fraction can produce a useful change when they occur, sometimes in combination with other, preexisting variations that previously had no effect.
It is somewhat startling and even counterintuitive that such tiny random changes can eventually work together to create intricate machines, and this was in fact the last part of Darwin's theory to reach acceptance; even his stoutest defender, T.H. Huxley, known as "Darwin's Bulldog," was fairly ambivalent about the ability of natural selection to drive evolution.
The key difficulty, I believe, is our inability to grasp the gobsmacking amounts of time and numbers of organisms it takes to produce those changes, as alluded to by /u/Psyc3. "Irreducible complexity" is a dirty word (well, words) for evolutionists, but I think it's a useful concept to keep in mind, to help us understand the constraints that natural selection lies under. Each individual mutational step must at the very least not cause a reduction in fitness, and preferably increase fitness, and that's a really tough constraint, that probably greatly limits the number of potential ways to do a given task, and may even make some tasks impossible, but, for the most part, it's a constraint, not a barrier. All you need to do is think up a mutational path to get where you want, following the constraints of natural selection, and, given time, evolution will find it, by trying every other freaking possibility first. And that constraint, "climbing Mt. Improbable" in Richard Dawkin's words, often leads to truly bizarre and convoluted mechanisms, because the paths that follow that constraint are rarely straight and easy, and evolution, not being able to see ahead, has no way to choose the straightest path.
[–]Rhoads91[S] 0 points1 point2 points 3 years ago (0 children)
Thank you so much! That was very helpful. I like the mt. improbable analogy.
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I came from the other side of the planet and visited Willits, nice to see your write up here, thanks!!
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Cranberry Juice Does Help Prevent Urinary Infections in Women
Medical Author: Frederick Hecht,
Regular consumption of cranberry juice seems to reduce the recurrence of urinary tract infections in women. This is the conclusion of a study published in the British Medical Journal (June 29, 2001).
One hundred and fifty women with a urinary tract infection were randomly allocated into three groups. The first group received 50 ml (a little over 3 tablespoons) of cranberry-lingonberry juice concentrate daily for six months. The second group got 100 ml (just under 7 tablespoons) of lactobacillus drink five days a week for one year, and the third group received nothing and served as the control group.
At six months, episodes of urinary tract infection were reduced by about half in the cranberry group, whereas the lactobacillus drink was ineffective. Only eight (16%) women in the cranberry group had at least one recurrence, compared with 19 (39%) in the lactobacillus group and 18(36%) in the control group.
The results of this study confirms the common belief that recurrences of urinary tract infection can be prevented with cranberry juice. Since cranberry juice is a readily available product, it provides an alternative means for preventing urinary tract infection and could reduce the need for antibiotics.
Medically reviewed by Michael Wolff, MD; American Board of Urology
Last Editorial Review: 11/5/2015
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