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I've been trying to build articles for recently deleted stations before their online FCC history is lost to the great bit bucket. I'm so glad I did for KWTR else I never would have found this passage in a letter from the Commission to the station about a petition to deny: "Warren states that preparations were made to return the station to the air pursuant to the STA on August 17, 2004, but that while working at the authorized site he was informed that the area was possibly still infested with "killer bees" which had just killed one man and hospitalized two others. The crew, he continues, was unwilling to install the antenna system during the day and, consequently, Warren himself erected a temporary metal pole at the proper height, installed the SWR 2-Bay antenna that evening, and returned the station to the air at 7:07 p.m."
Yes, killer bees! And this station was taken out at various times by lightning, landlords, utilities, and a giant pile of financial problems. Drama! - Dravecky (talk) 20:39, 17 October 2011 (UTC)
- OK, first of all, that is an impressively-referenced piece of work for a dead station. Slow clap. Second, what a litany of maladies. Finally, all I can think in reading through that article is that the license probably never should have been granted in the first place.
- The really sad part is that the article is likely destined for life as an orphan. All of the normal lists and dab pages are for the current picture. Unless there's a market template to which we can add a section for defunct stations, the incoming link from this talk page might be the only one it attracts. Mlaffs (talk) 04:11, 18 October 2011 (UTC)
- (talk page stalker) I took at a look at KWTR's former community of license on a map and they are dead between San Angelo and Odessa, but just a teeny bit closer to San Angelo, so I added the station (in a new "Defunct stations" field) to the San Angelo radio market template and added that to the page. - Neutralhomer • Talk • 05:30, 18 October 2011 (UTC)
- Actually, when I was deleting the redlinks for this station yesterday, the Odessa-Midland template was the one I hit. The text in the article seems to support that too. Mlaffs (talk) 15:15, 18 October 2011 (UTC)
- When I was looking at the map, I "flipped" a coin in my head and it came up San Angelo (plus it was slightly closer), but either/or works. If you haven't already, I will move the KWTR entry to the Midland/Odessa template. - Neutralhomer • Talk • 18:30, 19 October 2011 (UTC)
- Actually, when I was deleting the redlinks for this station yesterday, the Odessa-Midland template was the one I hit. The text in the article seems to support that too. Mlaffs (talk) 15:15, 18 October 2011 (UTC)
- (talk page stalker) I took at a look at KWTR's former community of license on a map and they are dead between San Angelo and Odessa, but just a teeny bit closer to San Angelo, so I added the station (in a new "Defunct stations" field) to the San Angelo radio market template and added that to the page. - Neutralhomer • Talk • 05:30, 18 October 2011 (UTC)
- Update: an Oregon station has adopted the KWTR call sign so it's now at KWTR (FM) and the defunct Texas station is as KWTR (defunct) with all of the appropriate pages and templates updated. - Dravecky (talk) 08:41, 15 November 2011 (UTC)
Hello, Mlaffs. Since you moved WDBO to a new title and then created a disambiguation page over the old title, I hope you will help to WP:FIXDABLINKS by reviewing all the existing Wikipedia articles that contain links to "WDBO" and fix them to link to the correct article. Cheers! --R'n'B (call me Russ) 22:43, 10 November 2011 (UTC)
- P.S. I see that you already did fix a number of templates that linked to this article, which is a very good start. Thanks! --R'n'B (call me Russ) 22:46, 10 November 2011 (UTC)
- I always do, Russ. I was at the office, and I was waiting for the four templates that had been updated to clear through the system, so that I didn't sit there clicking on a pile of articles that didn't actually contain any links apart from the template. It appears the lag has caught up now, so I'll be dabbing away in the next while. Mlaffs (talk) 22:47, 10 November 2011 (UTC)
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|Congratulations on reaching 100,000 edits! Writ Keeper ⚇♔ 15:02, 29 November 2011 (UTC)
- Rats — on first reading, I thought that said strumpets. Oh well... Thanks! Mlaffs (talk) 15:08, 29 November 2011 (UTC)
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|For passing the 100,000 edits threshold, I hereby award you this barnstar. Plus, the phone number to a carpal tunnel doctor. :) Congrats! :) Neutralhomer • Talk • 15:40, 29 November 2011 (UTC) 15:40, 29 November 2011 (UTC)
Quick question... WQQQ is a co-broadcaster for WSHU-FM. How is it not an NPR station? Best, Markvs88 (talk) 23:28, 29 November 2011 (UTC)
- Is it actually a full co-broadcaster, or just an O&O? My guess would be that it's similar to WYBC, which is O&O by WSHU-FM, but doesn't carry the same programming. So, it's a public radio station, but it carries PRI and APMNET programming rather than NPR.
- Otherwise, I really can't say for sure. There's nothing on WQQQ's website that gives any suggestion of an affiliation with NPR. NPR also has a very complete affiliate list on their website that's current to October 2011, and WQQQ is not included. All that leads me to conclude that there's no affiliation.
- Needless to say, if there's something reliable out there indicating to the contrary, happy to self-revert. Mlaffs (talk) 04:18, 30 November 2011 (UTC)
- I am certainly no expert on the matter, but they do announce "We're WSHU at 91.1 on your FM dial in Fairfield, WQQQ at 103.3FM in Sharon, and..." when they do their station annoucements on WSHU. They play Marketplace and at least some of the other programs simultaneously, but I don't listen to WQQQ because I'm all of 5 miles away from WSHU. I found this [[1]], does that have an answer? I really don't know what to make of it. Best, Markvs88 (talk) 12:27, 30 November 2011 (UTC)


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I did this little guy as part of my forthcoming CV. It was a lot of fun. As is evident in the following pictures, I hand drew a version of him then got busy in Adobe Illustrator and finished him off.
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Say what you want about Kobe a player as skilled as him will never,never come along again unless they fix the "1 and done" rule but still its almost 0 for one to posess the skills he has. That's why its frustrating when he ballhogs, throws guys under the bus, and chucks but every player has their faults.
I get sick of the worship(again, why don't media talk about him never cracking above 46%?) but he truly is an amazing player. Hence "is". It's his 16th year and yet again he'll be averaging 25 pts which I don't think will ever happen again.
Yes he's been ****riding Jordan since birth but he's still the most skilled since him
and its worked making him into a legend. He'll be missed and no player after will ever duplicate his skill. Not even close.
With that said its disrespectful for them not to show the Hornets-Lakers game tonight natinonally. Who chooses the games regularly? They're idiots! Hawks-Nuggets? That sucks. TBH I don't think he's the "greatest Laker ever" which gets shoved down our throats but he's #7 imho and his spot won't be moved. Welcome to the 30,000 pt club Kobe
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Wall around old city of Derry. The old city of Londonderry is located on west bank of the River Foyle, surrounded by County Donegal.
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High school boys basketball: Wasatch Academy, South Sevier are clear-cut favorites in 2A
Richfield's coach acknowledges that beating South Sevier won't be easy, but said the key is not conceding easy buckets and making the rival Rams work for points.
Wasatch Academy's toughest test in Region 16 should come from Manti — which split the season series last year. Gunnison is a talented team that can compete on any given night, while first-year school Merit Academy has turned heads with a 7-1 preseason record.
Down south, Beaver has emerged as the team to beat in Region 13.
With returning starters Braxton Williams, Michael Roberts and Smokey Osborn leading the way, the Beavers are 8-0 this preseason, including an impressive 55-47 win over Emery.
Trying to figure out Region 14 isn't quite as easy.
South Summit seemed like the favorite back in November, but Hatch isn't quite so sure anymore.
"We're so up and down. We play well one game and we have a hard time even competing again in the next," said Hatch, whose Wildcats are 4-5 this preseason.
Improved Rowland Hall under new coach Aaron Hinton and first-year program Summit Academy are poised to seize the region title if South Summit doesn't get things figured out soon.
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FILM; Bared: the Heartbreaking Geometry of the Triangle
Published: January 21, 2001
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Marianne's sexual relationship with Markus is, if anything, closer to the illicit in its strange, ravenous frenzy, while she and David, her cohort of the theater, are more like brother and sister, until one day they aren't. Markus is on tour, they have a little too much to drink, he lies down beside her companionably, only to hold her hand, whereupon she has that epiphany of sudden unfamiliarity that has opened the door on many an abyss: ''I looked at him, and I looked at him, and I looked at him properly and realized I'd never seen this man before.'' The camera is on her face, the face that is doing the seeing and reseeing, that is shifting gears, taking on the momentous and terrifying prospect of a life-altering love.
He is a known womanizer, a neurotic. In one of their scenes as the intimacy grows, he confesses: ''I carry failure around, my whole life's a wreck. If only I weren't so clumsy and so complicated beyond even the comical.'' His sense of his own absurdity redeems him, and of course it is precisely this morbid helplessness that draws her in, appeals to her desire to simplify and charm. ''Life needn't be a series of disasters,'' she tells him. And for a while it isn't.
As with ''Private Confessions'' and many another Bergman film, it is the woman who is the bold one, the risk taker in the arena of love, the one who initiates and pursues. The path of seduction leads, as such roads often do, to Paris. Marianne has a fellowship to study theater for a few weeks, and persuades David to join her there, and who can blame them? A Left Bank hotel, a rumpled bed and thou! Are these not the eternal images of love as we know it, so linked in our erotic imagination that even if we've never had an affair in Paris, we know just how it would look, feel, smell.
Yet even as we vicariously enjoy every moment of this Parisian idyll, a cliche that, like love itself, is capable of endless reinvention and renewal, tragedy and its handmaiden, ridicule, stalk the lovers. Markus walks in on them in flagrante delicto and David (in a savagely hilarious scene), grabs for a sheet to cover his genitals. There follows the banality of partings and reunions and the adults' twisted toying with the fate of Isabelle. As the girl is buffeted by emotional winds she can't understand, one minute ignored, the next seized as a pawn in the adults' game, the lovely Marianne gradually begins to look less and less lovely.
Like Anna of ''Private Confessions,'' she is ready to abandon her child, but unlike the earlier film, we are given the gruesome details of the fight for custody that takes no prisoners -- a battle whose stakes have been raised to an intolerable pitch by the sexual jealousy of men who were formerly best friends, and a woman who helplessly and perversely plays to their weakness.
The children in ''Private Confessions'' (one of whom, a little boy, represented Mr. Bergman as a child) remain in the background, while in the new film, Ms. Ullmann brings Isabelle forward, an image left longer in the developing fluid. Embarrassing, horrible moments, like an interview with Social Services, exposes Marianne's almost childish frivolity. In both films, what Ms. Ullmann understands and unsparingly portrays is that seemingly unnatural and terrifying phenomenon -- how a woman, in becoming a lover, can forget she's a mother. In a love scene in ''Private Confessions'' we see, in the play of passion on Pernille August's face and in her glittering eyes, not just delight, surprise, the flush of ecstasy, but a touch of malice as well. In ''Faithless,'' Marianne, an actress, a narcissist, turns this way and that, seeing only reflections in a mirror, searching for an authenticity that remains ever out of reach.
These are bitter truths, difficult ones, and we are not sure, as the film ends, where the responsibility for the shipwreck lies. Indeed, the film's tumultuous last half hour becomes a kind of orgy of bad behavior and blame, excessively grim and simultaneously elusive. The distancing device, in focusing on the moments of crisis, has deprived us of the relief that ordinary, day-to-day life can bring, and in the melodramatic events and revelations of the ending there emerges a kind of excess, revealing an intriguing tension in the Bergman-Ullmann sensibility.
Mr. Bergman, typically, is harder on the men: Markus, driven by sexual jealousy and obsessed with revenge and David (his own younger self) the pusillanimous lover, are both seen as cowards and emotional failures, like the alternately clinging and bullying Henrik in ''Private Confessions.'' Ms. Ullmann, on the other hand -- with, I imagine, most women viewers -- sees Marianne as the culpable one, intelligent one moment, naive and almost criminally obtuse the next. If the film had been entirely his, Mr. Bergman, an idealizer of women, would have brought forth an essential and forgivable core of womanliness in Marianne. Though he has talked (written, shown) of his mother's abstractedness in the midst of her chafing marriage, it is the father Mr. Bergman more often despises. As an artist fascinated with the opposite sex, he remains an ardent appreciator of women, retaining at least some of the illusions of the worshipful son and lover. From the horror of the disintegrating marriage, he would have allowed us an escape into the lushness of Marianne's sensuality, the ''wholeness'' of her being, while Ms. Ullmann, the woman, the realist, is anti-fantasy, feeling we are all actors, and that the truth is simply the sum of the roles we play from moment to moment. This sense of the fragmented personality, however reflective of the metamorphosing tendencies of modern women, makes for a certain narrative frustration. We want to grab hold of Marianne, ask her questions, shake her till some final truth spills out. But this woman, though palpably real from moment to moment, remains an enigma, her chameleonlike behavior being unsusceptible to accountability and closure.
Still, in collaborating on this stirring, scathing film, there is plenty on which director and screenwriter would agree -- perhaps most importantly, that there is no such thing as a casual affair. Having put the adult back into adultery, they have made the most provocative films about two men and a femme fatale since ''Jules and Jim,'' but have they given us more grown-up realism than we can bear?
Photos: Lena Endre and Krister Henriksson star in Liv Ullmann's ''Faithless,'' written by Ingmar Bergman. (IDP Distribution)(pg. 15); Pernilla August and Thomas Hanzon in ''Private Confessions.'' (Castle Hill Productions)(pg. 24)


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A Perfect World (1993)
Critic Consensus: Despite some formulaic touches, Clint Eastwood's haunting, ambiguous crime drama is smart and gritty, and features a bravura performance from Kevin Costner as a prison escapee on the run.
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Audience Reviews for A Perfect World
An escaped convict takes an 8 year old boy hostage and is pursued in the resulting manhunt by a motley assortment of lawmen headed by pragmatic good ol' boy Clint Eastwood. The fact that the central characters of this film are a desperate criminal and an 8 year old Jehovah's witness (not to mention Costner's presence) would probably provoke a groan from more cynical cinephiles expecting a saccharine drenched schmaltz-fest about "learning from each other" and "growing as a person". And they'd be right in some respects as that pretty much is what the film is all about, but thanks to Eastwood's sensitive direction it manages to sidestep cloying sentimentality and the result is an endearing road movie cum western with a streak of gentle humour. The weak link is probably Kevin Costner and if it weren't for the obvious age issues I think he and Clint would've been better served swapping roles, but he still gives a decent performance as the damaged career criminal who comes to share a common bond with his tiny captive. Perhaps the message about the penal system gets a little lost in amongst all the good natured banter, but it's still an intelligent and sensitive offbeat thriller that's well worth seeking out.
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I'm very biased towards Clint Eastwood films. I believe that he is a terrific director and actor, and he's also one of my favorites actors. I thought that A Perfect World is a wonderful drama that is among Clint Eastwood's best. Not only does Eastwood direct, but he also acts in this film. The story surrounds a kidnapped boy and a convict who become friends as the convict, Butch (Kevin Costner) shows Phillip (T.J Lowther) the joys of life as Phillip is a Jeovah's Witness and has never enjoyed stuff that other kids do. This film has a good heart, and is very charming as we see Butch' and Phillip's friendship unfold. There are a few violent parts, but this film has a very good story. This is the type of film only Clint Eastwood could make. A Perfect World is a near perfect film, and this is one of Kevin Costner's best films. I absolutely enjoyed this film and I thought it great. There are a few things that could have been perfected, but theres so little mistakes in this film that one can forgive its imperfections. A wonderful story, brought to life by a great cast and a great director, A Perfect World is simply a terrific, well acted film that is another Eastwood classic. This is definitely a film that Clint Eastwood fans shouldn't pass up. A remarkable film that is sad, funny and powerful, A Perfect World is awonderful drama film that should be seen.
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A Perfect World is a very good and very underrated Clint Eastwood film. Kevin Costner is great as Butch Haynes. It possibly is his greatest performance of his career. Lowther is very convincing in his role as Phillip and helps take the movie from good to great. The movie takes you through a gauntlet of emotions through their performances. At times it is fun to watch and at other times it is very sad. The movie deserves much more exposure then it has, which is surprising seeing as it's a Clint Eastwood movie.
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4-({[4-(Methylthio)phenyl]methylene}amino)phenyl Dodecanoate
AbstractA new Schiff base ester, 4-({[4-(methylthio)phenyl]methylene}amino)phenyl dodecanoate was synthesized and its IR, 1H NMR, 13C NMR and EI-MS spectroscopic data are presented.
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I'm in today's Times in a piece that asks various LGBT notables for the gay film that changed their lives.
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The Spain striker has been left out in the cold for almost a year thanks to appalling injury troubles and the red-hot form of his team-mates in his absence, leading to speculation that he would leave the Camp Nou.
Arsenal were among the clubs rumoured to be considering a £15 million bid for the 30-year-old, but Vilanova has insisted that the forward is to say with the runaway La Liga leaders.
"David Villa is not leaving," Vilanova said.
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Olof Widgren
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Olof Widgren (born Adolf Fredriks parish, Stockholm, 9 June 1907 – died Oscars parish, Stockholm, 6 March 1999) was a Swedish stage and film actor. He won the Eugene O'Neill Award in 1967.
Selected filmography[edit]
- Hem från Babylon (1941)
- Only a Mother (1949)
- Karin Månsdotter (1954)
- Kjære Olle!, ur brev från Sigmund Torsteinson i Bergen till Olof Widgren i Stockholm 1933-1987 i utdrag och kommentarer av Lillemor Widgren Matlack. Stockholm, CKM, 2006. ISBN 91-7040-050-4
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Bad perspective. Ah well.... *shrugs*
Thanks to you, Le Mime and Jack and now my second favorite XS pairing (after Chack, of course) This is adorable!
your seriously making me love this couple.
I thought I was the only LeMime/Jack shipper.
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww~ so cute~
dawww,jack is just the CUTEST FLIPEN UkE IN THE WORLD!X3
Awwww...so cute!
I think that, just because of you, this is one of my favorite pairings now <3 So adorable!~
Jack looks absolutely adorable, and they both look very cute in the last picture .
perspective is my enemy!! XD ahahha its good dude, love itttt
aww...Le Mime is so cute
Jack x Mime?! Now... I've seen it all.
Now THAT'S a crack pairing!
Now THAT'S a crack pairing!
Ah, it is still true. You draw some of the cutest Jack I have ever seen. ^^
Le Mime has a scary face there. Like he's going to take Jack and keep him in his closet as his personal play thing. Still, it's really really cute and adorable if only cause it's Jack.
Lol, I love these two
Lol, I love these two
I always like the way you draw Jack, and he looks extra cute in this one
Another amazing comic to add to all of you other masterpieces!
Le Mime!
I enjoy this mini comic!
Also your perspective is actually really good. >W <
I enjoy this mini comic!
Also your perspective is actually really good. >W <
I very much enjoy Le Mime's rape perspective on the third panel (only there's no panels). Also I love how you drew Jack on the first panel, especially his eyes and the way he's sitting.
Rape perspective? Whaaat? Hahahahaha.
Its so cute~! >w<
Nice cartooning, BDA - very nice in places...^^
I love sweet moments.~
And I see NOTHING bad hun. <:
It's such a cute pairing, really. XD
awwwww <33
I dont think I will ever get over how fricken adorible you always make Jack look...Try as I might he never looks THAT fricken cute!
Sweet! <3
I secretly love this pairing. xD [<--Not a secret anymore.}
I secretly love this pairing. xD [<--Not a secret anymore.}
this is ADORABLE XD! Nice job!
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw i love your work its so adorable
So very cute!
Oh my, i love you "LemimexJack" art, is so sweet and adorable
It's sad that I've only just learned of this pairing. But I'm already loving the crap out of it!
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Genetic crosses, Heredity: pp 200 - 201 and pp 211 - 217
Be able to explain and diagram the following:
The link below shows the hereditary pattern of hemophilia in the family of Prince Alexis of Russia
This link shows blood types
and blood types around the world
Mendel's principle of segregation states that during gamete formation the alleles
in each gene segregate and pass randomly into gametes.A dominant trait shows as the phenotype whether the alleles are homozygous or heterozygous for that trait.
Some traits are recessive and, therefore, require both alleles to be recessive in order to show as the phenotype.
Genes and AllelesSome characteristics, such as eye colour and the shape of the earlobe, are controlled by a single gene. These genes may have different forms.
Different forms of the same gene are called **allele** [allele: One form of a gene. ]s (pronounced al-eels). The gene for eye colour has an allele for blue eye colour and an allele for brown eye colour.
Alleles are **dominant** [dominant: an allele that always expresses itself whether it is partnered by a recessive allele or by another like itself ] or **recessive** [recessive: describes the variant of a gene for a particular characteristic which is masked or suppressed in the presence of the dominant variant. A recessive gene will remain dormant unless it is paired with another recessive gene ]:
Genetic diagrams - how genes and alleles (genotype) produce a trait (phenotype):
Gregor Mendel (1822-1884) studied the inheritance of different characteristics in pea plants. He found that when he bred red-flowered plants
with white-flowered plants, all the offspring produced red flowers. If he bred these plants with each other, most of the offspring had red flowers,
but some had white. This was because the allele for red flowers is dominant, and the allele for white flowers is recessive.
Genetic diagrams help to show how this works.
In a genetic diagram, you show all of the possible alleles for a particular characteristic. There will be two alleles from one parent,
and two from the other parent, making four altogether.
You then draw lines to show all the possible ways that these alleles could be paired in the offspring. There will be four possible ways, but some or all of them could be repeated.
|Genetic diagram of FF x ff for flower colours
A genetic diagram showing the outcome of Mendel's first cross. All the offspring have red flowers, even though they carry the recessive allele for white flowers
In genetic diagrams, the dominant allele is shown as a capital letter, while the recessive allele is shown as a lower-case letter.
|Genetic diagram of Ff x Ff for flower colours
A genetic diagram showing the outcome of Mendel's second cross. Three-quarters of the offspring have red flowers and a quarter have white flowers
Below shows a genetic cross with
- two homozygous parents RR and rr and their offsprinf (F1) which are phenotypically R but genotypically Rr.
- When F1 (Rr) are crossed, their offspring (F2) are phenotypically R : r [3;1]
- This is called a monohybrid cross; in this case, mono = one trait, hybrid = mixed or heterozygous genotype.
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Test cross to determine the genotype of a dominant phenptype:
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Some genes are sex-linked, that is, they are located on the X chromosome but not on the y chromosome.
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Colorblindness is an example of a sex-linked gene:
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BLOOD genetics
- Blood types
- Sickle cell
- hemophilia
Blood types and genetics :
Some genes are codominant, that is they are both expressed phenotypically.
An example is found in blood alleles, in which the protein A and B are
Since there is a possibility of more than two alleles for this gene,
it is an example of multiple alleles.
The four main blood types: A, B, AB and O.
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Example of diseases caused by mutations (changes) in an allele -
Huntington's diseaseHuntington's disease is an inherited disorder that affects the nervous system. It is caused by a dominant allele. This means it can be passed on by just one parent if they have the disorder.
The genetic diagram shows how this can happen.
|The Huntington's allele is represented by H. The normal allele is h. Suppose 'Parent 1' has Huntingdon's, then they are Hh. 'Parent 2' does not - they are hh. The possible combinations of alleles in the children are Hh, Hh, hh and hh. So it is possible for the children to get the disease if only one parent has it
Genetic diagram to show the inheritance of Huntingdon's disease
Note that if you are doing the Foundation Tier paper you are expected to be able to interpret genetic diagrams. If you are doing the Higher Tier paper, you are expected to be able to draw genetic diagrams for any combination of dominant and recessive alleles.
Cystic fibrosisCystic fibrosis is an inherited disorder that affects the cell membranes, causing the production of thick and sticky mucus. It is caused by a recessive allele.
This means that it must be inherited from both parents. The genetic diagram shows how this can happen.
Genetic diagram to show the inheritance of cystic fibrosis
|The cystic fibrosis allele is represented by f. The normal allele is F. Suppose both parents have alleles Ff. The possible combinations of alleles in the children are FF, Ff, Ff and ff. The alleles ff will cause the disease. So, although the parents do not have cystic fibrosis, they can produce children with the disease. The parents are called 'carriers' of the disease
Notice that the offspring with Ff are labelled 'carriers'. A carrier has one copy of the faulty allele, but does not have the disorder themselves. In this example above, both parents are carriers. They may not know they are, but there is a one in four chance of them producing a child who has cystic fibrosis. It is possible to screen embryos to see if they carry alleles for genetic disorders.
Genetic diagram to show the inheritance of cystic fibrosis when only one parent is a carrier
|The cystic fibrosis allele is represented by f. The normal allele is F. Suppose one parent is FF and the other is a carrier, Ff. The possible combinations of alleles in the children are FF, FF, FF and Ff. So the parents cannot produce children with cystic fibrosis (ff). But they can produce children with alleles Ff, who will be carriers
In the example, one parent is a carrier, while the other does not carry the allele for cystic fibrosis. They cannot produce a child with the disorder, but they can produce children who are carriers.


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Adenoid cystic carcinoma
Other Names for this Disease
- Adenocystic carcinoma
- Cribriform carcinoma
- Cylindroma
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adenocarcinoma, which is cancer that begins in gladular tissues. ACC most commonly arises in the head and neck, in various parts of the major and minor salivary glands including the palate, nasopharynx, lining of the mouth, voice box (larynx) or windpipe (trachea).[1] It can also occur in the breast, uterus, or other locations in the body.[1][2] Early symptoms depend on the tumor's location and may include lumps under the lining of the mouth or facial skin; numbness in the mouth or face; difficulty swallowing; hoarseness; pain; or paralysis of a facial nerve. ACC often has long periods with no growth followed by growth spurts; however, it can be aggressive in some people. ACC spreads along nerves or through the bloodstream, and only spreads to the lymph nodes in about 5-10% of cases. The cause of ACC is currently unknown. Treatment depends on many factors and may include surgery, radiation, and/or chemotherapy.[1]Adenoid cystic carcinoma (ACC) is a rare form of
Last updated: 12/10/2014
- Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma. Cancer.Net (American Society of Clinical Oncology). October, 2014; http://www.cancer.net/cancer-types/adenoid-cystic-carcinoma/overview. Accessed 12/10/2014.
- Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma. Oral Cancer Foundation. March, 2014; http://www.oralcancerfoundation.org/facts/rare/ac/. Accessed 12/10/2014.
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Basic Information
- The Oral Cancer Foundation provides information about adenoid cystic carcinoma. Visit the above link to access this information.
- Cancer.Net, a resource from the American Society of Clinical Oncology, provides information about adenoid cystic carcinoma. Click on the above link to access this information.
- The National Cancer Institute provides the most current information on cancer for patients, health professionals, and the general public.
- The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) has a report for patients and families about this condition. NORD is a patient advocacy organization for individuals with rare diseases and the organizations that serve them.
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- The Monarch Initiative brings together data about this condition from humans and other species to help physicians and biomedical researchers. Monarch's tools are designed to make it easier to compare the signs and symptoms (phenotypes) of different diseases and discover common features. This initiative is a collaboration between several academic institutions across the world and is funded by the National Institutes of Health. Visit the website to explore the biology of this condition.
- PubMed is a searchable database of medical literature and lists journal articles that discuss Adenoid cystic carcinoma. Click on the link to view a sample search on this topic.
Other Names for this Disease
- Adenocystic carcinoma
- Cribriform carcinoma
- Cylindroma
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Just before Christmas last year, I traveled to Afghanistan and the neighboring countries, where I had the opportunity to spend time with American troops in the field. Among the many I met was an extraordinary group of men: the special forces who had been involved in the attack on Mazar-i-Sharif.
From the moment they landed in Afghanistan, these troops began adapting to the circumstances on the ground. They sported beards and traditional scarves and rode horses trained to run into machine gun fire. They used pack mules to transport equipment across some of the roughest terrain in the world, riding at night, in darkness, near minefields and along narrow mountain trails with drops so sheer that, as one soldier put it, "it took me a week to ease the death-grip on my horse." Many had never been on horseback before.
As they linked up and trained with anti-Taliban forces, they learned from their new allies about the realities of war on Afghan soil and assisted them with weapons, food, supplies, tactics, and training. And they planned the assault on Mazar-i-Sharif.
On the appointed day, one of the special forces teams slipped in and hid well behind enemy lines, ready to call in the air strikes. The bomb blasts would be the signal for the others to charge. When the moment came, they signaled their targets to coalition aircraft and looked at their watches. "Two minutes." "Thirty seconds." "Fifteen seconds." Then, out of nowhere, a hail of
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Life beyond the bottom line: Clayton Christensen's new book has business world buzzing
Christensen seems qualified to speak on such heady matters. If you turned the book's question back on the author, he would measure up pretty well. Raised in Utah and having graduated from BYU and later Harvard and Oxford (where he was a Rhodes Scholar), he has been a one-man dynamo in the business world and beyond.
At 60, he has served as a White House fellow, a Harvard professor, an author, a widely quoted business theorist, a best-selling author, co-founder and founder of consulting and investment companies, and a sought-after public speaker who is quoted by everyone from Forbes to LDS Church leaders in their semiannual general conference. He is considered the leading innovation scholar in the world by no less than Forbes. He has made impactful leaps from innovation scholarship to addressing education, health care reform and the poor.
There's more, and if Christensen were measuring his life, all of the above would take a back seat or be given equal billing with the mission he served for his church in Korea, his marriage, fatherhood, family life and church work (including Scoutmaster duty) — which is the point of the book.
In many ways, Christensen's life has come full circle. Always a writer at heart, he aspired to be a journalist early in his professional life, but was drawn into a remarkable career in education and business before he got around to writing books on an amazing array of subjects, including health, education, the poor and business theory. His most famous book, "The Innovator's Dilemma," was a New York Times business category best-seller.
"How Will You Measure Your Life?," co-authored with Dillon and consultant James Allworth, is making another big splash. Forbes wrote this about the book: "It mixes tested business theories, a heap of common sense and Clay's deep confidence in the authority of God. It's one of the more surprisingly powerful books of personal philosophy of the 21st century. The questions it asks are the right ones: How do I find satisfaction in work? How do I create a family with relationships that are meaningful and fulfilling? How do I raise kids who are responsible, kind and make good choices?
"Ask any recovering alcoholic or addicted gambler or adulterer. They'll tell you what Clay tells you: it's easier to hold to one's principles 100 percent of the time than it is to hold to them 98 percent of the time. For kids graduating from college right now, this is the best time to engage in this personal reflection. Life, kids, careers and other pressures have a way of swallowing up time. Decide now what you stand for. Stand for it all the time."
The ideas in the book have earned praise in the past from New York Times columnist David Brooks, who wrote about Christensen's approach to a "well-planned life" in August 2010, and Forbes, which produced a series of stories about Christensen in February 2011 after he'd survived cancer, a heart attack and a stroke.
As Christensen concludes at the end of the prologue, "I don't promise this book will offer you any easy answers; working through these questions requires hard work. It has taken me decades. But it has also been one of the most worthwhile endeavors of my life. I hope the theories in this book can help you as you continue on your journey, so that in the end you can definitively answer for yourself the question, 'How will you measure you life?'"
I believe Miller would have enthusiastically endorsed the book, as well. He addressed many of the same themes raised by Christensen's book in public settings, using himself as a cautionary tale. Referring to his shortcomings at home, Miller said, "I try to pass these painful lessons to others who might be tempted by the allure of professional success. For years I taught a weekly three-hour entrepreneurial class for MBA students at BYU. Near the end of each semester Gail (his wife) and I were invited to speak to the students and their spouses about the trappings of the business world. I tell the students that success, as the world defines it, is very intoxicating. I tell them that they should understand that it's important to be home with their family and be more than a breadwinner."
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Fall is the ideal time to plant trees
Published: Sunday, October 2, 2005 at 6:01 a.m.
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We are approaching the best time to plant trees in our area.
Fall is ideal because it allows the plant to establish a root system in the new soil long before shoot growth is initiated the next spring.
Root activity takes place in relatively cool soil even though the tops (shoots) are not actively growing. Also, usually less supplementary water will be required in late fall and early winter.
We were really lucky in regard to Hurricane Katrina and spared the devastation that our neighbors to the east of us sustained. Some trees did well, however, others werent quite as lucky.
The first point and key fact to remember is never plant trees that can reach a tall height and large crown within 20-30 feet of a home or structure.
Preferably they should be at least 30 feet away.
Another key point to remember is that most fast-growing trees are short-lived trees. I say this because I get calls all the time from people who say they want to plant a fast-growing tree. Thats fine, but keep in mind that fast-growing trees are short lived or problem trees. Two good examples are water oak and Arizona ash.
Trees that had problems for Katrina and other storms in the past are often called victim or weak-wood trees. These trees either had a lot of limb and stem breakage or were up-rooted.
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Another point to remember is that there is no perfect tree. There are many factors involved as to when, how and why some trees perform better than others. Survivor trees are the ones that are compact, have a major tap root and well-developed secondary roots and a low center of gravity. One of the best survivor trees is the live oak. Others include bald cypress, palms, cow oak and American holly. These are just a few. They are good examples of trees that once they are established, will survive a storm.
Remember what was said earlier, though.
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Now is the time to begin planting garlic in your garden. Planting a true clove in October should provide a plant that produces a cloving bulb in late spring. Tahiti or elephant garlic is the largest and mildest. The Italian and Creole varieties are smaller and stronger. Most require between 200 and 215 days from plant to harvest.
There are two very popular fall vegetables that small gardeners can plant and enjoy and can be planted now.
Broccoli should be spaced 6-12 inches apart and cauliflower about 12-18 inches apart. Both of these shallow-rooted plants respond to fairly high rates of fertilizer. Apply 4-6 pounds of 8-8-8 per 100 feet of row. Sidedress with about a pint of ammonium nitrate per 100 feet of row about two to four weeks after transplanting. Two to three added sidedressings at two-week intervals will increase yields.
For those of you who like to try new things there is a yellow-head variety cauliflower called 51J Cheddar from Stokes Seed Co. and a purple-head variety cauliflower called "Graffiti" F1 from Johnsons Seed Co. They will grow well here and give you those LSU colors to enjoy and eat.
Question: My grass continues to turn brown and die in large circular areas. What is causing this?
Answer: I have looked at several yards like this in the past few weeks mainly in St. Augustine lawns. The culprits have been two insects. Most of them have been chinch bugs and also sod webworms. They have been feasting on the lawns for awhile. You need to treat now as I have seen some yards almost completely gone.
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anybody remember cloughie?
Cloughie's first management job was my local club Hartlepool United. They were on the bones of their arses, he toured workmens clubs in the area rallying the troupes and raising money.
When he went to Derby County he came back and gave Pools 5 grand for an old mate of mine Tony Parry which kept the club afloat. He had a headful of ideas for raising morale but it would take all day to spill some of them out.
I best remember him when he played for the Boro, he was captain and the players couldn't stand the sight of him. On TV he was asked the question--"Is it true you don't socialise with your team-mates very much?"
"100% true, he said--They don't like being told what to do by someone who knows what he's talking about."Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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Not sure how many of these are genuinely his.... but enjoy.
A true legend of the game whichever way you look at him.
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thank you essex....i read your contribution....brought back happy memories of cloughie.....what a great manager and down to earth human being......proud to have been in his era
.....he should have been england manager ....the same as brian close should have been england cricket captain....but they both weren't yes men....


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Are you getting any JavaScript errors? I'd need the site url and probably a test account to see what's going on.
I am having a similar problem - user can log in successfully, and page refreshes to last viewed page (using your code) but the page doesnt reflect that the user is logged in. If you refresh the page it shows as logged in.
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how to fix this problem? because I also have the same problem
Hey! I've got the same problem as well. I think there's something wrong on the creators end of the plug-in...
Hi, I'm getting the exact same issue all of a sudden. Please help!
Actually I think I may have discovered the issue, at least with my site. It may be a caching issue—when I would empty my cache, the refreshes seemed to operate normally again after login/out. I then disabled a caching plugin and it seems to be working.
Still no result? same problem here with them.. help please.
Just my two cents: I did not have the problem (and my site uses W3 total cache). But then I accidentally added a #respond to the link, which broke the plugin with exactly the same results as described here.
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Is there away to fix the issue when #respond is added?
I use the login link on the comment form, just so it's more convenient for users that did not login yet. However, it defeats the purpose if the browsers doesn't jump back to the comment form ... :(
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How to Have a Green Christmas
Instead of tidings of comfort and joy, Christmas often brings mostly stress and excess -- too much food, too much drink, too much spending, and too much waste.
Environmentalists advocate an "eco-friendly" holiday season that will result in a "green Christmas" that will put less strain on Mother Earth, but some of the same choices they suggest can produce a more people-friendly holiday as well, leading to better health for all. While a truly organic Christmas in this day and age may be hard to imagine, it may be possible to take some steps in that direction.
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By Elizabeth Kuster Initially, the title of this article was "Break Out Of Your Comfort Zone." But then I talked with bestselling author and fear expert Rhonda Britten, founder of the Fearless Living Institute, and she schooled me. "I'm not interested in people getting rid of their comfort zones," she told me. "In fact, you want to have the largest comfort zone possible -- because the larger it is, the more masterful you feel in more areas of your life. When you have a large comfort zone, you can...
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Consider gift giving, a major feature of the modern-day Christmas celebration. Manufacturing gifts requires consuming resources in the form of raw materials and energy. Shopping for them uses gasoline, and once given, the gifts generate mountains of wrapping paper, ribbons, and cards. Then there are all those trips back to the store to exchange unwanted items, which require more gasoline. All this generates plenty of emotional and financial stress for humans, as well.
The solution?
"I counsel people that there are two types of gifts -- material gifts and experiential gifts," Robert Lilienfeld, author of Use Less Stuff: Environmental Solutions for Who We Really Are, tells WebMD. "The kinds of gifts that have the most positive emotional value -- the healthiest gifts -- are those that provide us with experiences. You can help people travel, you can give them tickets to concerts, museums, sporting events. For teenagers, an iTunes card is always welcome. From a use-less-stuff standpoint, this is very positive because you're giving an experience, not a thing, and those kinds of experiences stay with us longer anyway."
This type of gift giving also would help reduce the amount of holiday wrapping paper and packaging destined for our landfills. But even traditional gifts can be given in a way that minimizes waste.
"You probably have a lot of things you can use to wrap gifts that are recyclable, such as old subway maps, magazines, and so on," says Lilienfeld, who also publishes the ULS (Use Less Stuff) Report. "If you give a CD, the odds are good that a newspaper or magazine will have an ad for that group. That way the wrapping is related to the gift you're giving, and it's something you're going to recycle anyway."


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The Dubai government-owned DP World, the world's fourth largest port operator, is set to exit its container handling terminal at Adani-owned Mundra port India's third-biggest container port after Jawaharlal Nehru port and Chennai port. DP World-run Mundra International Container Terminal (MICT) operates one of the two container handling facilities at the country's largest private port.
Sources said the exit would effectively bring to an end the bitter relationship between the Adani Group and DP World, which includes an extended court battle between the two players. It also terminates the lease early into the concession period spanning 99 years. When contacted, an Adani spokesperson said they had no comments to offer as the case was sub-judice.
Besides Mundra, DP World operates container berths at four other ports in the country Nhava Sheva, Chennai, Vishakhapatnam and Kochi. The Mundra port has two operational container handling facilities one run by DP World Pvt Ltd and the second by the Adani Group itself. These two terminals can together load up to 2.5 million standard containers a year.
Officials of the DP World had held discussions with the Adani Group about two months ago, for an out of court settlement. But an email sent to DP World elicited no response at the time of going to press. One of the contentious issues in the break up could be the terms to terminate the lease agreement.
In June 2003, the Adani Group sold the first container terminal at Mundra port to British port operator P&O Ports for $195 million. The Mundra terminal came into DP World's ownership after it acquired P&O Ports in February 2006. However, the Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB), the maritime regulator of Gujarat government, had termed the takeover as "illegal" as its permission was not sought.
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JSC "Kurganmashzavod" is, first of all: well known around the world infantry fighting vehicles BMP-2 and BMP-3, and also armed recovery vehicle BREM-L and universal chassis on the basis of BMP-3, different weapon systems are created on its basis. The armies of 28 countries use combat materiel made by JSC "Kurganmashzavod" and it was highly evaluated by the specialists at the most prestige international expositions.
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Public Joint-Stock company "Kurganmashzavod" - is the biggest enterprise of Kurgan region and one of the defense industry leaders in Russia.


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Here's some new from the Microsoft front this time:
Gates slips up? Windows 7 in '09?
^ Interesting stuff, especially when you look at my next bit of news as well.
Vista has gone wrong in two major points IMO: 1) The god-knows-how-many different versions of it, and 2) The whole Vista-ready debacle.
When Win 7 comes it should be like XP, one "Home" version and a "Pro" one, or one "Lite" (for low-spec or low demanding computing) and one "Uber" version...Learn from Linux and try and reduce all the installation cr*p to a minimum, speed up boot time, comprehensive driver support from the start (I know it's not totally Microsoft's responsibility, but the Ubuntu "just works" theory is quite catchy, and could earn MS some points if they play it right)
With SSDs on the rise, load times should be dropping soon anyways, but making OSes and apps less bloated can certainly make things even better that way.
WinXP just won't die!
^ I don't see Windows complaining about this though...Fact of the matter is: there's absolutely nothing wrong with XP, it's stable, mature and on most modern PCs it'll run extremely smooth...So as long as the actual need for Vista isn't there, or it doesn't offer any significant benefits over XP, it might end up like WinME and just be overshadowed when Win7 comes. I suppose we'll just have to wait and see.
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If I have a creature or multiple creatures that have a heroic ability and I activate a sorcery or instant that has an effect to "creatures you control" will this trigger the heroic ability?
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No, those effects do not target a creature. The sorcery or instant card must specifically say that it targets a creature to trigger Heroic effects. Enchantment Aura cards also target a creature, although they may not say so explicitly on the card.