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Published: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 at 9:00 a.m.
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RUSTON — Louisiana Tech wide receiver Quinton Patton has been named one of 10 semifinalists for the Biletnikoff Award presented annually to the nation's outstanding college football receiver
The Tallahassee Quarterback Club Foundation said Monday the semifinalists were chosen from a large pool of contenders originally announced on the preseason Watch List on July 17.
Through 10 games this season, Patton leads the Bulldogs with 1,086 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns on 83 catches, averaging 13.1 yards per catch and 108.6 yards per game.
The La Vergne, Tenn. native is currently sixth in the nation in receptions per game (8.30) and ninth in receiving yards per game (108.60). He is also fifth in scoring among receivers, with 11 touchdowns this season.
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In the first game of the evening, the host Eagles lost to Memphis Central by a score of 63-53.
It was the first game back for Eagle head coach Lennies McFerren after four years away from high school basketball.
"I am breathing all right," said McFerren. "It feels good to be back in basketball. I have to credit the kids for giving me the energy to keep on going. The kids are energizing me and without them I couldn't do it."
Memphis Central used a swarming defense to cause 18 NMCC turnovers on the night. The Warriors executed a 2-2-1 full court press and trapped when the Eagles dribbled into the corners.
NMCC trailed 28-23 heading into halftime and McFerren knew that the first game of the season would be a learning curve for his Eagles.
"Our kids are just learning the system and they had some trouble beating their press," said McFerren. "We are just learning where to be on the floor at certain situations."
The Warriors jumped on the Eagles early in the third quarter as Reuben Clayton, a 6-foot-3 junior for Memphis Central, delighted the crowd on a baseline lean-in dunk. Clayton killed NMCC all night as he hit on three 3-
pointers and led the Warriors in points with 17.
The Eagles trailed 50-35 heading into the fourth quarter and looked like a beaten team. But a McFerren coached team is known for its pressure, and the Eagles put a press on the Warriors at the start of the fourth quarter.
NMCC set up a 1-2-2 press that seemed to disrupt what the Warriors attempted to accomplish. Kimball hit two more three-pointers in the fourth quarter and the Eagles seemed to be gaining some momentum.
However, the 15-point deficit was too much to overcome even though NMCC outscored Memphis Central, 18-13 in the fourth. The Warriors held on to defeat the Eagles 63-53.
Besides Clayton's points, Trey Payne had 11 points, Cid Harrell, Chris Ivy, and Travis Thompson all had nine points for Memphis Central. Ivy led the Warriors in rebounding with 12.
Kimball led the Eagles in scoring with 15 points and senior Shaun Newsom chipped in with 12 points. Newsom also led NMCC in rebounds and assists with six and four respectfully.
NMCC (0-1) faced Byhalia, Miss. on Saturday while Memphis Central faced the Charleston Bluejays. Results of both games were not known at press time.
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MEMPHIS CENTRAL (63) - Clayton 17, Payne 11, Harrell 9, Ivy 9, Thompson 9, Davis 6, Franklin 2. FG 19. FT 9-18. F 14. (3-pointers: Clayton 3, Harrell 1, Payne 1. Fouled out: none).
NMCC (53) - Kimball 15, Newsom 12, Washington 8, Williams 8, McIntosh 7, Gates 2, Long 1. FG 16. FT 9-13. F. 16. (3-pointers: Kimball 3, Newsom 1. Fouled out: none).
The second contest in the classic featured Vashon versus the Pine Bluff, Ark. Zebras. The Wolverines got off to a slow start as they only outscored Pine Bluff 13-9 in the first quarter.
Vashon turned up the heat in the second quarter and outscored the Zebras 27-14 in the quarter and went in at the half up 40-23.
The Wolverines came out of the locker room after halftime and turned up the heat, another notch. Vashon went on a 19-0 run until Pine Bluff scored with 1:55 left in the third quarter.
During the run, Vashon put on a dunking display as 6-5 All-American senior Bobby Hill, caught an alley-oop for a rim-rattling dunk. Vashon forced a turnover on Pine Bluff's next possession and 6-4 senior Brian Roach was found all alone on the baseline, as he took the pass and threw down a two-
hand thunder dunk.
Vashon cruised from the third quarter on and defeated Pine Bluff, 68-40. Leon Powell had a nice night for the Wolverines as he scored 17 points, blocked eight shots and grabbed five rebounds. Hill scored nine points, hauled down 10 rebounds and had five assist.
Albert King and Marcus Murray led the Zebras with eight points apiece.
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|Powell 17, Hill 9, Doss 8, Walker 8, Washington 7, Harris 5, Cannon 4, Roach 4, Davis 2, Hobbs 2. FG 22. FT 14-18. F 10. (3-pointers: Walker 1, Doss 1, Cannon 1. Fouled out: none.)
|Murray 8, King 8, Hobbs 6, Medcalf 4, Prater 4, Daniels 3, Strain 3, Smith 2, Harris 2. FG 10. FT 14-16. F 14. (3-pointers: Murray 1, Strain 1. Fouled out: none)
The Bell City Cubs played their much awaited first game of the year against the West Memphis, Ark. Blue Devils in the Riverbend Classic's third contest. The Cubs ran into an athletic team and lost the game 61-47.
The Blue Devils jumped out to a 17-11 lead after one quarter. Led by 6-foot
-7 senior point guard Jason Henry, West Memphis used a ball-hawking, man-
to-man defense to force 14 Bell City turnovers in the first half of action. West Memphis outscored the Cubs 22-14 in the second quarter and led 39-25 heading into halftime.
The Cubs rallied in the third quarter, as sophomore guard Nick Niemczyk nailed three 3-pointers late in the third, and Bell City climbed back into the contest and trailed 48-40 going into the fourth quarter.
West Memphis started to trap in the second half and the Cubs seemed to run out of gas in the fourth quarter. Will Bogan, a 6-10 center for the Cubs, scored 10 points, but the Bell City guards had trouble getting the big man the ball.
The Blue Devils outscored the Cubs 13-7 in the fourth quarter and won the game, 61-47.
Niemczyk led the Cubs with 13 points while Bogan, Liggins and Gross scored 10 points apiece for Bell City.
Bogan did grab 13 rebounds and blocked four shots. Liggins led the Cubs in assists with four.
For West Memphis, senior guard Cantrell Mosley led the Blue Devils in scoring with 19. Henry scored 12 points and led the team in rebounding and assists with five respectfully.
West Memphis 61, Bell City 47
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WEST MEMPHIS (61) - Cantrell Mosley 19, Jason Henry 12, Chris Clark 10, Elijah Cotton 9, Brian Brown 2, Jeremy Brown 2, Unzzie Turner 2, Frank Medlock 2, Ken Geter 1. FG 24. FT 10-18. F 12. (3-pointers: Mosley 1. Fouled out: none).
|Nick Niemczyk 13, Jeff Liggins 10, Will Bogan 10, Phil Gross 10, Kerry Lasters 2, Marty Dames 2. FG 18. FT 2-6. F 22. (3-pointers: Niemczyk 3. Fouled out: none).
In the final game on Friday night at the Riverbend Classic, the Charleston Bluejays defeated the Byhalia, Miss. Indians 78-70.
The game was the most entertaining of the night as the Bluejays used a nice inside-out game, to take down the Indians.
"That is our game," said Charleston head coach Danny Farmer. "We have four guys on the perimeter and one player down low in the post. If the post man can not score, he simply kicks outside for the jump shooter."
The Bluejays got excellent production from their guards as 5-foot-9 junior Shawn Sherrell and 5-8 freshmen Antonio Riggens, combined for 24 points and 10 steals.
"Shawn is a super point guard," said Farmer. "Antonio is only a freshman and we threw him out there to see if he could play with that type of pressure."
The Bluejays raced out to a 23-15 lead after one quarter thanks to the inside play of Jamarcus Williams and the outside shot of Justin Clark. On the night, J. Clark hit four 3-pointers and Williams scored 16 points down in the post and grabbed 10 rebounds.
The Indians were not going down without a fight and were led by their own special point guard in 5-3 junior Demarius Moore. Moore was equal to Charleston's Sherrell and had 22 points, four assist and two steals in the game.
Moore liked to dribble drive to the basket and shoot the 10-foot jumper or he passed down to the post to 6-4 sophomore Cordell Jefferson who scored 18 points.
Charleston led 40-35 at halftime and pushed the lead to 10 after the third quarter, 62-52.
The Indians closed the gap to within four late in the fourth quarter thanks to play from 6-4 senior Adarryl Richmond, who thrilled the crowd with a lean-in one hand throw down.
The Bluejays regained a comfortable lead thanks in part to their vaunted pressure defense, Charleston forced 19 turnovers in the game and Sherrell had nine steals by himself.
Charleston won a hard fought early season contest, 78-70.
"I was looking for effort in tonight's game," said Farmer. "We played a team who wouldn't quit and played extremely hard. We got out looks on the jumpers and we hit the shots when we were open."
Sherrell and J. Clark led the Bluejays in scoring with 17 apiece.
Senior forward Josh Thompson had a solid night scoring nine points, grabbed eight rebounds and dished out three assists.
Besides Moore and Jefferson, Richmond scored 15 points from the bench and guard Jeremy Lucas scored 12 hard fought points. Jefferson led the Indians in rebounding with 10, while Lucas secured seven rebounds.
While pleased with the victory, Farmer found areas to improve on for the Bluejays.
"We need to work on game situations," said Farmer. "The kids have got to understand where they need to be in certain situations throughout the game."
BYHALIA (70) - Moore 22, Jefferson 18, Richmond 15, Lucas 12, Craine 3. FG 29, FT 9-13, F 12. (3-pointers: Craine 1. Fouled out: none).
CHARLESTON (78) - J. Clark 17, Sherrell 17, Williams 16, Hamilton 12, Thompson 9, Riggens 7. FG 26, FT 5-12, F 12. (3-pointers: J. Clark 4, Hamilton 2, Riggens 1. Fouled out: none).

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"Cameron doesn't cling to A-Rod like Kate Hudson, whose front-row antics didn't go down well with the wives," the New York Post quoted a source as saying. "Cameron kept it low-key and hung with the girls. She and Alex stayed on opposite sides of the room but they kept glancing and smiling. He didn't look at another girl," added the source.
The pair later escaped through a back door and headed to a West Side heliport.


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The templates in 1.8.14 are a mess with BuddyPress 1.7 (as you would expect), and the comments function doesn't work either (I have it enabled in the preferences, and trying to enable it for each picture does nothing). I tried the version from your Github, but the album and photo pages just come up blank (uploading works fine with both versions).
I tried BuddyPress Media (lacks critical features I want, and is bloated with lots of stuff I don't need that causes conflicts) and BuddyPress Gallery (so buggy I don't know how anyone can run it at all). A 1.7 compatible version of BuddyPress Album is my only hope!


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Top 10 Reasons Hip Hop Has Changed And Isn't As Potent As It Was In The 90's [Video]
- By Bossip Staff Categories: Crazy Videos, Entertainment, For Discussion
#7: Music Making Watered Down. Pro Tools vs Reel-to-reel, tapes or DATs, Serato Vs Turntables, and people not making real music anymore. The Roots are far and few between.


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Update on Houseparty
30 March 2010
Places for The TCB Band Houseparty are all but sold out. We have very few places left so if you have not confirmed your booking then do so now. Don't miss this special weekend!
Myrna Discharged From Hospital
29 March 2010
Great news from Myrna after speaking to her this morning she told us that she was declared medically fit for discharge and could at long last go home.
Myrna will be flying to L.A. later today. Safe journey Myrna and we are so pleased you are at long last on your way home. Make sure you continue to rest once home too!!
Source: Phone/Published by: www.tcbfanclub.com
Louisiana Public Broadcasting Honour For James
25 March 2010
Guitarist James Burton, whose licks have graced recordings and tours by artists ranging from Elvis Presley to John Denver, will be recognized at the Louisiana Public Broadcasting (LPB) Louisiana Legends Awards May 6 in Baton Rouge.
Each year Friends of LPB honors outstanding Louisiana citizens who have distinguished themselves in a variety of disciplines including writing, art, entertainment, politics, public service and athletics.
Burton, a Minden native who grew up in Shreveport before leaping into the greater world of popular music, joined the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001 and over the last decade has added the title philanthropist to his list of achievements through the annual James Burton Rock and Roll International Guitar Festival. Through that he raises money to purchase guitars and put music back in classrooms. Hes donated hundreds to students throughout Caddo and Bossier parishes.
The Louisiana Legends Awards gala serves as a fundraiser for Friends of LPB with proceeds going to support the programming and educational services provided by LPB. There will be a silent auction featuring items donated by the 2010 honorees themselves and by Louisiana businesses.
Burton is one of five people who will receive this award. Other honorees are former Gov. Buddy Roemer, NBA basketball great Willis Reed, performing and fine arts advocate Marjorie Morrison and former State Superintendent of Education Louis Michot.
Gov. Bobby Jindal and First Lady Supriya Jindal will serve as the LPB honorary co-chairs for the ceremony, which will be at 8 p.m. May 6 at the Old State Capitol in downtown Baton Rouge. A champagne and dessert reception will follow.
For more information, visit LPBs Web site at www.lpb.org.
(Source: Shreveport Times)
Myrna to Stay in Hospital
24 March 2010
Again plans have changed for Myrna's release from hospital. It was hoped that she would be flying to Vienna tomorrow. Instead Myrna will be staying a while longer with the plan of getting her back to California on discharge.
Ronnie and James Feature on New Album
24 March 2010
Ronnie Tutt and James Burton will feature on Jim Lauderdale's new album 'Patchwork River' due for release on 11 May 2010.
Jim has written the album along with Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter whom he first met when he produced his first album with bluegrass icon Dr. Ralph Stanley. He knew Robert along with Grateful Dead guitarist/singer Jerry Garcia were big followers of Dr. Ralph Stanley resulting in him approaching Robert about contributing lyrics to 'Patchwork River.'
Ronnie was Jerry Garcia's drummer in the Jerry Garcia Band many years ago.
Good News on John
24 March 2010
Good news to learn that the new chemotherapy and radiation treatment John is now receiving seems to be working. The doctors are very optimistic about his recovery.
This is great news and we could all do with some of that at this moment of time.
(Source: www.elvis - express.com )
More News on Myrna
22 March 2010
After a visit to the hospital to day to see Myrna we have been told she will not be getting discharged after all. Poor Myrna was looking forward to being discharged today and flying to Vienna tomorrow. Unfortunately her consultant at the hospital has stressed to Myrna after reviewing her today that she is not fit enough to travel. He wants her to remain in hospital for a couple of more days until he reviews her again with the possibility of a discharge on Thursday.
We will all have to hang fire and see what happens. At the end of the day the doctor knows best and has Myrna's recovery as a priority. Meanwhile as the case has been since she went in to hospital, she remains in our prayers and thoughts for her recovery to continue, slow as it is.
As mentioned below, should any one wish to send Myrna a message or cards then please send them to the address below and we will make sure Myrna receives them.
(Source: Phone call)
Myrna Feeling Better
21 March 2010
Following another visit to see Myrna in the hospital today, we are happy to report that she is still in good spirits and continues to improve. She plans on travelling to Vienna on Tuesday to join fellow members of the Sweet Inspirations, the TCB Band and Dennis Jale, for two shows in the city. We have kept in daily contact with Myrna and also with the hospital for updates on her well being.
If you would like to send a card to Myrna, please post it to the following address and we'll make sure she gets it:TCB Band Fan Club PO Box 473 Keighley West Yorkshire BD22 9WP England
Update on Myrna Smith
18 March 2010
Good news to post on Myrna. I have just finished talking with Myrna on the phone at the hospital and she is sounding much better than she was sounding a week ago. She says that she is feeling much better in herself and being well looked after by the staff there. So a big thank you to the staff at the hospital from all of us here for doing that.
Myrna still does not know when she will be discharged. Anxious as she is to get out and home she is leaving that decision in the hands of the doctors.
Meanwhile lets all keep Myrna in our thoughts and prayers that she continues to make progress and will be out and about soon.
Sylvia Shemwell Has Died
16 March 2010
It is with sadness that we report the death of original Sweet Inspirations member, Sylvia Shemwell, who passed away on 13 February 2010. As well as working with Elvis, Sylvia toured with the TCB Band and the rest of the Elvis In Concert cast from 1997 to 2001, when she suffered a stroke which compromised her speech and ability to sing.
Born in Fayetteville, North Carolina, Sylvia started singing at the age of five. By the time she was fourteen, she'd won a contest for the Apollo Amateur Hour. Sylvia began singing with the 'Gospellaires' in 1959. The group consisted of Dionne Warwick, Sylvia's little sister DeeDee, and her brother John Utley. Following Elvis' death, Sylvia organized her own jazz trio and shared the stage with the Bee Gees for four months. She has worked with such greats as, Little Esther, Solomon Burke, Wilson Pickett, The Drifters, Gene Pitney, Connie Francis and Aretha Franklin. Sylvia will be sadly missed and our thoughts are with her family and friends at this sad time.
(Source: Email/www.elvis.com.au)
Additional news on John
14 March 2010
Doctors have found a blockage in Johns' stomach but due to the chemotherapy and radiation treatment starting tomorrow, they cannot operate and neither can they do a biopsy because they are not sure of what it is and it may rupture. After the next seven weeks of treatment they will then operate to remove the blockage.
Again this is a hard time for John, Terry and those closest to him so let's again keep this in mind and continue our prayers for him.
(Source: www.elvis-express.com)
More News on John
14 March 2010
It's not the best way to start a Sunday, but this morning an email was received from Terry Wilkinson (Johns' wife) with the news that John has had an accident and has broken his left arm. An ambulance was called after he had fallen down the stairs at his home. He was in terrible pain and was taken to hospital in his home town of Springfield, Missouri, USA.
John is expected to stay in hospital for at least a week but meanwhile let John remain in our thoughts and prayers.
Update on John Wilkinson
8 March 2010
John Wilkinson is happily home from the surgery he had yesterday and is doing fine although very sore at the moment. John states there is nothing more to do but wait until March 15th when they will start his chemotherapy and radiation treatments which will be five days a week for eight weeks.
This again is great news but le'ts all keep John in our thoughts and prayers.
Glen D wins 'The Kings World' Award
4 March 2010
Glen D was presented with the Elvis Presley Memorial Award on Wednesday February 24th following the Elvis Presley In Concert show in Rotterdam.
The award, the first of its kind, was unanimously awarded to Glen D by 'The Kings World' president Peter Beines and his wife Sandra. Read more (in German).
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There is something nurturing about the smell of food, even if you aren't cooking or eating it. This gift welcomes family and friends with the aroma of herbs and spices such as cinnamon, clove, coriander, and cardamom.
• 4 cinnamon sticks, broken into quarters• 1 tablespoon whole cloves• 1/4 cup dried whole coriander seed• 1/4 cup dried juniper berries• 1/4 cup whole, dried cardamom pods
1. Mix or layer ingredients in a jar. 2. Pack the top tightly with cotton and cap. 3. Put a square of cloth over the top and secure with a rubber band or ribbon. Or you can make individual simmering bundles as stocking stuffers; you could also make several of them and fill the jar with the bundles.
1. Put 2 tablespoons of spice mix into a 1-quart pot with 3 cups of water. 2. Bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer gently for 10 minutes or until scent fades. 3. Add more water if necessary.
Read the original article: Homemade Herbal Gift Ideas.
Debbie Whittaker, a frequent contributor to The Herb Companion, demonstrates her healthy cooking style as the "Herb Gourmet" in Denver, Colorado.
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I've been trying all sorts of foods that are already prepared yet are Gluten Free, Wheat Free and typically Dairy Free. What I have found is that almost everything has Bleached Wheat Flour. It's amazing and a bit scary to see how much we rely on Wheat. Did you know that if you visit Taco Bell, their taco shells are NOT corn based? Yeah, it made me sad too. I was actually surprised as I walked through the grocery aisles to see how many foods contain wheat. Well, you will be pleased to know that the following foods are wheat free and very good too.
First, I want to share with you my new favorite cookies. These taste great, conquer the chocolate craving and if you eat the recommended serving, won't live on your hips either. Yes, you only get 12 cookies for the price of two packages of Oreo's (on sale) but they aren't supposed to be a meal and after two months of not eating cookies, this was a great treat. I found these at WalMart and was actually surprised at the small Gluten Free area that WalMart has. Surprised in a good way because it was easy to find and had some of the foods I love from Sawall's but at a more affordable price. Oh, and they use cocoa instead of chocolate so I don't have to worry about the dairy put in chocolate.
I hope this helps. I've been asked by different people to show pictures of the boxes and the foods. I wish a blog had done this a few months ago when I started my Gluten Free Search. Today I finally (after a 2 1/2 month wait) get to see the new Endocrinologist. Today I will get answers to my Hyper Thyroid Auto-Immune disease...because the internet has way too much information (sometimes) and it can drive a person crazy wanting to figure out what is happening to themselves when their other doctors only give vague answers as they refer you to the next specialists. Argh! I know it's as frustrating and confusing as it sounds.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Food Review of Wonder - Gluten Free Pizza, Cookies and Almond Butter
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Costume Contest
Albums: Live Phish 13
Debut: 1988-10-29
Historian: Mockingbird Staff
In a band full of pranksters, Halloween has always been a big day on the Phish calendar. In 1994, Phish upped the ante by performing a musical costume. In the years before that, however, the highlight of many Halloween shows was the costume contest. And, make no mistake: the band took these contests seriously. As Trey remarked on 10/31/91, everyone who was voted down "has to take a stage dive… even you, Jesus." Past contest winners include Harry Hood (10/29/88), Bergen County Woman Cop & Captain Bong Hit (10/31/91) and the "Mound" candy bar (10/31/94).


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Academic Alert
If you have not used Ursa or the universitys e-mail system before, you will need to contact the Technical Support Center at 351-4357 (351-HELP) to set up your account before you can view Academic Alert.
- Go online to https://ursa.unco.edu using an Internet browser.
- For User Name enter your Ursa user name.
- Enter your password and click Login.
- Once you are in Ursa, click on the blue Faculty tab.
- Locate the Academic Alert channel on the page.
- In the Academic Alert channel, you can click any class listed. Classes with no eligible students will not show in this view.
- The course that you clicked in Step 6 will open a new window with a list of your students
that are eligible for Academic Alert. From this screen, you can change courses, mark satisfactory and areas of concern. You can also leave comments for the advisor about the student as well.
- To mark a students performance as satisfactory you can click on the Satisfactory button for that student. You can also leave a comment. You can click reset to clear the concerns and the satisfactory state.
- To mark a students performance as unsatisfactory you can click on the Unsatisfactory button for that student. You may select multiple reasons by holding the ctrl key on your keyboard and clicking on the reasons. You can also choose to leave a comment that will only be viewable by the students advisor.
- When you are done making changes you can click the Save button on the top-right of the window.
- If there were any problems saving, a message will appear at the top of the page to
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Whenever you use Ursa, dont forget to log out. Ursa contains personal information such as grades, financial aid, e-mail addresses, etc. and if you dont log out someone else might be able to access it.


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So, adding insult to injury - I couldn't sleep. My stomach was growling. I decided I was thirsty because my mouth was dry. Now, I'm all kinds of nauseated.
I'm not complaining, really. I'm delighted to have symptoms of a healthy pregnancy. But, why do they call it "morning sickness????"


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Wild & Whole Alaskan Salmon Oil Softgels from Barlean's Organic Oils may support a heart healthy lifestyle and more. Studies show that wild Alaskan salmon may be one of the best sources of eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) along with omega-6 and 9 fatty acids.
The salmon oil used in the supplement from Barlean's Organic Oils is obtained from wild caught fish from Alaska and contains all the natural nutrients present in the unrefined oil. This supplement may be able to promote healthy response to inflammation' heart' joint' immune' and brain functioning.
Omega-3 fatty acid is an essential fatty acid that plays an important role in brain function and may also help fight cardiovascular diseases. The fatty acids together could support the respiratory and circulatory systems' the brain' and overall health. Apart from this' the supplement may provide antioxidant benefits to the body. It may also provide vitamin D-3' one of the most efficient forms of vitamin D. It could support bone health and help maintain healthy levels of calcium and phosphorous in the body.
Wild & Whole Alaskan Salmon Oil Softgels from Barlean's Organic Oils may also support vision and enhance positive mood.
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Solvay to win bidding war on Innogenetics
Gent – Belgian Innogenetics NV is the object of a bidding war. After chemical company Solvay tendered its offer to acquire 93% of the diagnostics specialist in April, San-Diego-based Gen-Probe also entered the arena, offering to pay EUR6.10 per share compared to EUR5.75 per share in cash that Solvay promised for the 93% of the stock it does not already own. At the Gen-Probe offer, Innogenetics is valued at a188 million. At the time of Solvay's offer on April 25th, Innogenetics said its board "unanimously consider(ed) the offer to be friendly and support(ed) it". Up to now, the company has not commented on the Gen-Probe counter-offer. Innogenetics shareholders sent the stock price up to EUR6.50, betting that the current bid might not be the last.By July, solvay won the battle raising its bid to by increasing its initial conditional tender offer to EUR 6.50 ($10.32) per share, a total cash transaction of EUR 200.7 million ($319 million) for the outstanding shares. Gen-Probe said last week that it will not raise its bid to acquire Innogenetics.


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I am So sorry for everyone that missed out on the Christmas fabric again, it went within a few days and annoyingly and some what typically our emails went a bit wonky over the weekend meaning some people that thought they had managed to grab some had to be refunded. We really are sorry we do try our hardest, next year we will order 10 times as much I promise.
I know it is a bit of a wait but next spring we are going to be launching 4 new fabrics in a light and heavy weight material, here is a sneaky peek of my favourite (and the other 3 are pretty cute also!)
I have had 2 lovely weekends away, 1st to Birmingham for a girly day out with my mum and godmother, most excitingly we saw where The Archers is recorded
& we met 2 tiny actors, the little girl that plays Abbie Tucker and her brother that plays baby Henry, I don't think they could understand what all the fuss was about!
Then the weekend just gone we spent a glorious weekend in Norfolk, we stayed in a stunning cottage.
and couldn't have been asked for more beautiful weather.
We went on a seal watching trip
oohhhhhhh they were so cute.
A couple of cute Belle & Boo photos
& some Christmas press
and a mention on the gorgeous Bloesem blog
Tuesday, 22 November 2011
A little catch up
Posted by Mandy @ Belle and Boo at 18:01
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Hold the phone! You met Abbie tucker and baby Henry from the archers?! I'm very jealous, I'm a complete archers addict! Although I don't think I ever want to see what any of them look like actually, I prefer the pictures I've conjured up. And I'm a little bit in love with David archer. xReplyDelete
I used to listen to The Archers every week in the car with my Dad on our way home from piano lessons! Loving your new fabric and those seals are adorable! Catherine xReplyDelete
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A Clinton man was killed Sunday evening when his motorcycle collided with a car on state Highway 95 near Bethel Valley Road. A second motorcycle crashed after the initial impact.
An Oak Ridge Police Department news release said 23-year-old Jeffrey Floyd of Clinton was killed in the 5 p.m. crash. The driver of the car, Patricia Scofield, 57, Louisville, was not injured.
Gregory Bergen, 30, of Caryville, the driver of the second motorcycle, was injured in the crash, and was taken by the Anderson County Emergency Medical Service to the University of Tennessee Medical Center at Knoxville.
UT hospital spokeswoman Susan Wyatt said Bergen is listed in stable condition in a regular room.
The release didn't state how Bergen crashed, but his motorcycle did not hit the Scofield vehicle.
Scofield's vehicle and Floyd's motorcycle were almost fully engulfed in flames when police officers arrived on scene.
The Police Department is continuing to conduct an investigation into the crash, and no further information will be released until the investigation is complete, the release said.
Beverly Majors can be contacted at (865) 220-5514.
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The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders are looking to fill seasonal positions to help staff the new PNC Field. The RailRiders will be holding a job fair on Saturday, Feb. 23 at Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs in Wilkes-Barre.
The job fair will take place in Mohegan Sun's lower-level ballroom next to the horse track. It will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with interviews being conducted on site. A variety of positions are available, including ushers, ticket takers and sellers, suite attendants, game entertainment staff, grounds crew, and many more. The RailRiders are also looking for those interested in internships with the sales, marketing, and operations departments.
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Indian banks may have to raise Rs 1.4 lakh crore capital by March 2017 if the Reserve Bank's proposed guidelines for banks based on Basel III norms are implemented, according to a study by ratings firm Crisil. Public sector banks could hence require higher capital support from the government.
The capital requirements will increase significantly by March 2017, as the minimum equity capital requirement increases to 8 per cent., "The banks will need to raise equity capital of Rs.1.4 trillion till March 2017 to meet their growth requirements, while complying with the guidelines. This requirement can turn out to be higher (by another Rs.1.3 trillion) in case the investor appetite is low for non-equity Tier I capital instruments." said Pawan Agrawal, Director, Crisil Ratings. " Public sector banks will account for the bulk of the requirement and will, therefore, need regular infusion from the government of India "


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Disability Resource Center
Savannah State University's Disability staff is committed to working with students with disabilities to assess their needs and to assist with academic accommodations that may be necessary and appropriate due to their disability. We are committed to assisting each student reach his/her maximum potential through the pursuit of educational goals. The primary goal is to assure equal access to all aspects of the college experience for students with disabilities through reasonable accommodation.
The Disability Resource Center assists in the coordination of appropriate services, based on the student's individual documented needs. We also seek to enhance understanding of disabilities and provide support within the campus community. Our office motto is HELP is not a BAD 4 letter word. All students need to realize that the intake process, documentation review, and arrangements take time. Please apply for services well in advance. It is best to call and schedule an intake appointment with Tadisha Sams-Young as soon as you are accepted for admission to SSU.
Our office also works closely with Human Resources to assist SSU employees with disabilities to arrange accommodations that enable them to meet the essential functions of their jobs.
To ensure equal access for students with disabilities to curricular and co-curricular opportunities offered by the university, ensure equal access for employees with disabilities to meet essential functions of their jobs, provide guidance on compliance issues, and enhance disability understanding and support within the campus community..
To facilitate institutional goals by coordinating reasonable program modifications, advocating for an accessible and hospitable learning environment, consulting with the campus and community agencies, disseminating information to faculty, staff and administration and endorsing self determination by students with disabilities.
Learning Outcomes
After completion of a semester, students registered to receive accommodations will be able to:
- Identify their specific disability and the functional limitations resulting from the disability.
- Describe their responsibilities and the procedures with the Disability Resource Center regarding their Accommodation Letters and other office procedures.
- Describe other resources available to help them on and off campus.
Contact Us
King Frazier Student Center, Suite 205
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Phone: (912) 358-3115
Fax: (912) 358-3616
Directions - The Disability Resource Center is part of Student Development, which is part of the Division of Student Affairs. We are located in the King Frazier Student Center on the second floor, suite 205. This building is located on the circle across from Hill Hall. Use the entrance at the end of the building by the bookstore and post office. Walk to the end of the hall. An elevator is available to your left next to the Office of Auxiliary Services. When you get off the elevator, you can see our office to your left.


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I am able to connect via SSH to my server and run remote commands.
This seems to work fine interactively and so now I am trying create a
script to automate some commands. I am using plink with a command line
plink -batch -i c:\myppk.ppk user@server cmd /c c:\temp
The connection works fine, and the command file does execute on the
remote server. However, my problem is that if the remote command file
fails for any reason, I don't seem to be able to capture this via an
errorlevel locally in my script. Plink always seems to return an
errorlevel = 0, even when I have redirected the errorlevel on the
server to a file and know it is non-zero. The commandfile.cmd on the
server currently finishes with:
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October 2, 2006
News 12 got mayoral candidate and incumbent Deke Copenhaver out of his office and out to the Riverwalk for a Candidate Close-Up.
Last year, he was the new guy we didn't know much about.
But after almost a year as mayor, he hopes you know a lot more.
"I can always sell something I would buy myself," Copenhaver says of Augusta.
It was just a year ago Deke Copenhaver was on the campaign trail.
Now he's at it again.
"The next four years are going to be good ones for this city," he said.
And he's hoping he'll still be leading Augusta during those times.
"I will continue that the next four years, to reach out to the community, and I'm very proud of that."
The 38-year-old says he's done more than talk during his one year in office, telling us he's walked the walk.
He touted the announcements of the Xethanol plant opening in Augusta and the approval of a major high-rise condo project as his major accomplishments, all while wrestling with a big bad budget.
"I've been proactive, I've cut $30,000 out of my own budget," he said. "I'm doing everything I can to ensure we overcome the deficit issue."
Just like last year, he'll face three opponents...and while he says some are making it an issue, this race, he says, is not about race.
"We need to move past that issue. You should not vote for somebody based on the color of their skin, you should vote on who can do the best job."
And though the power of incumbency often prevails in politics, Copenhaver says they'll be no vacation before victory.
"I take nothing for granted, and I will tell you I will fight like I'm 20 points behind."
Copenhaver says if re-elected, he'll continue things he's started, like the prayer breakfast, bus tours, and diversity training.


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Post subject: Digital Readout Neg., 10 weeks no period??
So I am utterly confused...
I had my last period on Dec 29 (over 10 weeks ago), and I've usually got a pretty regular cycle of 29 days.
I've taken three tests (2 of them may have been taken far too early) and all have come back negative, but there was something odd with the last one i took
I bought a pack of 2 tests with digital readouts, which consisted of two test sticks that pop into the tester. I took the test (first thing when I woke up) and it gave a negative result after 3 minutes or so, but when you eject the stick it looks like a basic line test and there were 2 lines. One was very dark (obviously the control line) and the other was extremely faint but definitely there...
Is it possible that the digital test didn't pick it up because I have low hormone levels??
I've had plenty of nausea and killer heartburn, not to mention peeing every ten seconds!
Any thoughts or advice?
Thanks, Jess
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I know they are not cheap but I would suggest trying a clearblue pregnancy test (not the digital ones) just for good measure. You will see the vertical line easily then if there is any HCG present. Regular weeing, nausea and heartburn are all good signs of pregnancy, especially if you have regular periods normally, fingers crossed for you.


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Interacting selectively and non-covalently with any enzyme.
Interacting selectively and non-covalently with a LIM domain (for Lin-11 Isl-1 Mec-3) of a protein, a domain with seven conserved cysteine residues and a histidine, that binds two zinc ions and acts as an interface for protein-protein interactions.
Interacting selectively and non-covalently with a regulatory transcription factor and also with the basal transcription machinery in order to modulate transcription. Cofactors generally do not bind the template nucleic acid, but rather mediate protein-protein interactions between regulatory transcription factors and the basal transcription machinery.
A tissue homeostatic process required for the maintenance of epithelial structure.
The process whose specific outcome is the progression of the hair follicle over time, from its formation to the mature structure. A hair follicle is a tube-like opening in the epidermis where the hair shaft develops and into which the sebaceous glands open.
Any process that activates or increases the frequency, rate or extent of cellular component biogenesis, a process that results in the biosynthesis of constituent macromolecules, assembly, and arrangement of constituent parts of a cellular component.
Any process that activates or increases the frequency, rate or extent of transcription from an RNA polymerase II promoter.
Any process by which an organism retains a population of somatic stem cells, undifferentiated cells in the embryo or adult which can undergo unlimited division and give rise to cell types of the body other than those of the germ-line.


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(Formerly the NLP Personal Profile Guidebook)
What you get in the Guidebook is a treasure trove of applied NLP, business gems, learning theory and more. It goes beyond NLP to personality types, models for selling, business excellence and learning styles. There's also a general workshop outline, complete with useful forms, giving a framework for communication skills training, team-building seminars, sales courses, personal mastery workshops . . . With so many suggestions, consultants and trainers will find it useful for expanding their business horizons too.
Jacky Walker 1996 - NLP World, Vol. 3, #1, March 1996.
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IWA MOTO was absent in the "Andres de Saya" presscon even if she plays an important role as Iza Calzado's rival over Cesar Montano. It's presumed that she'd been yanked out of the cast after she and her non-showbiz BF Mickey Ablan had a scandalous violent fight at the show's taping that ended with Iwa trying to commit suicide. GMA execs, though, denied this, saying she's still part of the show and would come back when she's no longer indisposed. A couple of days ago, Iwa's BF made another scene. This time at the townhouse where she lives near GMA-7 with Justine Ferrer. He came at 5:30 in the morning and was asking for Iwa who wasn't there anymore. Justine said they felt terrorized as he was kicking the door and windows of their home. He was able to get inside Iwa's room looking for her cellphone but he didn't find it. (We thought he already got it when they had their a big fight then at GMA, which is the reason why Iwa thrashed his car?) Justine reported what happened to the police as she's scared Mickey might return to them. She feels it's unfair for her and their other home companions to get involved in all the brouhaha between Iwa and her BF. It's obvious that the issue between them has not been settled yet and we won't be surprised if GMA would refrain from getting Iwa while she's still in the midst of this destructive love affair. We just hope nothing more violent will happen between them and they'd just let each other go peacefully.
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Ninth Circuit: No Fourth Amendment Violation in Laptop Search
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals handed down a fascinating and provocative ruling on Monday, finding that border-control agents who found child pornography on a traveler's laptop did not violate the traveler's Fourth Amendment rights. Here are stories from the Recorder and San Francisco Chronicle. Click here for the opinion.
The backstory: In July of 2005, Michael Arnold, who was 43 at the time, was pulled aside for secondary questioning upon arriving at LAX from the Philippines. Customs agents checked out his laptop and, according to the ruling, found "numerous images depicting what they believed to be child pornography."
Arnold was later charged with possessing and transporting child porn and with traveling to a foreign country with the intention of having sex with children. But lower court Judge Dean Pregerson of Los Angeles suppressed the evidence after finding that customs agents didn't have reasonable suspicion to search the contents of Arnold's laptop.
The Ninth Circuit, in an opinion penned by Judge Diarmuid O'Scannlain, reversed on Monday, holding that "reasonable suspicion is not needed for customs officials to search a laptop or other personal electronic storage devices at the border."
Los Angeles-based U.S. Attorney Thomas O'Brien praised the decision in a prepared statement.
Marilyn Bednarski, a partner in Pasadena, Calif.-based Kaye, McLane & Bednarski, said she plans to seek an en banc review of the case. Bednarski said she could see the point in turning on a laptop computer to make sure it's not a bomb or a container full of illegal substances. But opening files bothered her. "What this decision allows [border agents] to do without limits," she said, "is keep opening up and keep reading forever."
LB readers, we'd love to hear from you on this. Does Bednarski have a point — that officials should have the right to turn on a computer without particularized suspicion, but not look through files?


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Ladies' Choice
The idea to launch Chick Beer, says Shazz Lewis founder of the brand, came a few years back when she was at her husband's beverage shop in eastern Maryland. Looking at cooler after cooler of beer choices she noticed "that not one was being marketed directly to women."
She did some market research, made some inquiries and after some time exploring the male-dominated world of beer, Lewis reached out to a brewery in the Midwest and asked to contract a brew that she could label in hot pink and emblazon with "iconic symbols" like a little black dress and a purse. Now, since the 97-calorie light lager known as Chick Beer hit shelves in Maryland (Lewis says she is talking with distributors in Washington, D.C., New York, Florida and Wisconsin), the attention has come hard and fast.
"I didn't want this to be a gimmick," she tells Beverage Executive. "I wanted to offer [women] a choice. A really good choice, a light beer." Specifically, Lewis, a mother of five daughters says she wanted to target the 21-35 demographic of "independent, self assured women" who might see the beer as "fun and sexy."
According to a beverage poll released by Gallup in July 2011, wine was nearly split with beer as the top drink choice (35 percent vs. 36 percent with whiskey at 23 percent), but when looking at beer specifically there is a more dramatic shift with 48 percent of men saying they would first choose beer versus just 22 percent of women.
Lewis talks a lot about taste when discussing the beer. She says flavor was important because while some customers might try it once, if it doesn't please the palate they won't return for a second bottle. What Lewis and her husband Dave will not talk about is specific ingredients.
"We are not going to release that information," says Dave Lewis in an email message. "What is important is how consumers react to the taste of the beer." He says their goal was to make a cultural statement with Chick Beer, not a brewing statement.
However, in a day and age where customers like to know what they are ingesting, some might take umbrage at the secrecy. Indeed, even the largest breweries openly talk about malts, hops and other ingredients they use.
Shazz Lewis notes that Chick Beer's brewer, Minhas Brewery in Monroe, Wis., already had a beer in its reserves when she came to them with the plan for her own beer.
"They were using this recipe before," she says, but did not know if it was currently being used as another beer on the market. A telephone call and e-mail message to Gary Olson, president of the Minhas Brewery were not returned.
While there has been a lot of attention paid to the 4.2 percent alcohol-by-volume Chick Beer, not everyone is as enthusiastic.
"To enter a market like beer, with a product like this is naive, and I think it's really disrespectful," opines Ginger Johnson, founder of Women Enjoying Beer, an education and research business focused on female beer consumers. Johnson reveals that Lewis contacted her several months ago, before the beer was launched.
Johnson calls the beer marketing sexist saying it says women are only concerned about pretty things, or pink and, as such, treats customers less like the adult women that they are. It puts women in a pen, she says, not allowing freedom.
"In the end it's her product, I wish her luck," says Johnson. "I do think she is going in the wrong direction and missing the point. The point is that beer is beer and marketing is not marketing to one group or the other."
Marketing a beverage exclusively to the fairer sex is nothing new of course, not even in beer. In 2007, Heineken tested a fermented cider called Charli aimed specifically at women who said they did not prefer the core brands offered by the Netherlands-based brewery. It was never made available in the United States and seemed to sputter in its test markets. It has since been rebranded as Jillz and its current marketing campaign reverses the gender roles seen in typical American beer commercials.
In the spots, two women ogle well chiseled and bare-chested men, eventually spraying them down with water. "Fresh and Exciting. Just Like You" is the slogan.
For her part, Lewis says she has been surprised by but welcomes all the attention Chick Beer has brought her way."There is an interest; we started a dialogue," she says. "And I'm extremely happy about that."


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Regulatory systems biology
The ultimate aim of classical genetics and modern genomics – to understand the molecular details of how the genome is deployed transcriptionally to create a diversity of tissues and species – remains elusive. Such an understanding will have profound importance for cancer research, as a major hallmark of tumour progression is the occurrence of new genetic mutations and their resulting perturbation of gene expression programmes. Using liver and liver cancer as model systems, we research the regulatory evolution of transcription as well as how the molecular evolution of cancers depends on the starting regulatory landscape of parent cells.
The control and evolution of tissue-specific gene expression
The proteins that control DNA, known as transcription factors, bind to it in a combinatorial manner in yeast and bacteria, and our earliest work showed that this combinatorial binding occurs in mammalian tissues as well. Master regulators in primary human hepatocytes form a highly interconnected core circuitry that frequently bind promoter regions in clusters, particularly at highly regulated and transcribed genes (Odom et al., Mol Syst Biol 2006; 2: 2006.0017). We have recently found that transcriptional regulation diverges very rapidly in mammals (Schmidt et al., Science 2010; 328: 1036; Odom et al., Nat Genet 2007; 39: 730). Despite this evolution, we found specific genetic architectures that appear to preserve a small handful of transcription factor binding events across large evolutionary timescales (>300 million years) (Schmidt et al., Science 2010; 328: 1036). Even at closely related evolutionary distances, such as closely related inbred strains of mice, TF binding diverges with surprisingly greater speed than does the underlying genetic sequences (Figure 1) (Stefflova et al., Cell 2013; 154:530).
Figure 1. Tissue-specific transcription factor binding evolves rapidly, even in closely related species.
In asking why rapid variation occurs among most transcription factor binding events, we realised that a number of causative factors could contribute. These possible causes may be the result of variability of genetic sequences, the types and number of marks left in the histone proteins that package DNA (commonly thought of as an epigenetic code), or even diet or environmental differences between different species. In order to isolate a single one of these variables, we used a previously created mouse model of Down's syndrome that carries a virtually complete copy of a human chromosome (O'Doherty et al., Science 2005; 309: 2033). By exploiting this aneuploid mouse strain, a unique and powerful genetic tool designed for an entirely different purpose, we determined that genetic sequence dominates other factors in directing transcription (Wilson et al., Science 2008; 322: 434). More recently, we have used this mouse to investigate how human-specific repetitive elements contain latent regulatory potential that is unmasked in a mouse heterologous environment (Ward et al., Mol Cell 2013; 49: 262).
The origin, regulation, and evolution of RNA transcription
We have been using similar comparative functional genomics approaches to look at the regions of the genome that are transcribed, but which do not code for proteins. These regions are known as non-coding RNAs, and range from well-characterised species like tRNAs and rRNAs to newer categories of regulatory nucleic acids like microRNAs, piRNAs, and endogenously expressed RNAi. We recently published results describing previously unseen functional conservation in tRNA gene transcription driven by RNA polymerase III, that only becomes apparent after analysis of data from multiple mammalian species (Kutter et al., Nat Genet 2011; 43: 948). We have recently reported that the rapid evolution of long noncoding RNAs between closely related mammals can influence nearby gene expression (Kutter et al., PLoS Genet 2012; 8: e1002841). Finally, by using closely related, but still interbreeding species of mice, we were able to dissect the relative cis- and trans- contributions to gene expression, discovering that in mammals, compensatory cis and trans effects appear to be the rule during evolution (Goncalves et al., Genome Res 2012; 22: 2376). This was an intriguing finding because other systems studied to date, such as flies and yeast, have found much stronger trans contributions at close evolutionary distances.
The complex interplay of CTCF, cohesin, and repetitive sequences in the genome
The CTCF protein is a genomic anchor that appears to have roles in regulating mitosis and meiosis, and in insulating chromatin and gene expression across the genome (Merkenschlager and Odom, Cell 2013; 152: 1285). Many of its functions are mediated by the cohesin complex in mammalian cells. We have discovered how the cohesin complex can co-regulate gene expression with tissue-specific transcription factors in the absence of its canonical partner CTCF (Schmidt et al., Genome Res 2010; 20: 578). By creating large, high-resolution maps of cohesin and tissue-specific transcription factor binding in mouse liver cells, we revealed that cohesin appears to stabilize large complexes of proteins, thus reducing the required motif quality for transcription factor binding (Faure et al., Genome Res 2012; 22: 2163). We have also explored how most lineage-specific CTCF binding is not 'born' in the same way as other tissue-specific transcription factors, but appears in the genome via carriage within repetitive elements that are active in a species-specific manner in mammals (Schmidt et al., Cell 2012; 148: 335) (Figure 2). Collectively we found that these newborn CTCF binding events are as functionally active as ancient ones found in six or more mammals, and that these ancient binding events show fossilized remains of the prior repeat expansions that gave birth to them.
Figure 2. CTCF binding evolution across mammals reveals new mechanisms of genome evolution, driven by repetitive elements.


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- Address: Mount Sinai, Sinai Peninsula, Mt Sinai 4828513, Egypt
- Hours: Monastery open 9am - 12pm, closed Fri, Sun, and all Greek Orthodox holidays
- Admission: Free
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Mount Sinai
For many visitors to St. Catherine's Monastery at the foot of Mount Sinai, the trek to the mountain's 2,285 meter (7,495 foot) summit is a highlight of their visit.
There is a chapel at the top, reached by either following the camel trail or climbing the 3,750 Steps of Repentance. Whichever way you visit, the final stretch is a grueling 750 rocky steps to the top, where you'll be rewarded by spectacular views, plus the knowledge that you are standing on the spot where Moses received the Ten Commandments.
Most visitors climb the mountain before dawn, arriving in time to catch the sight of the sun rising over the desert and surrounding peaks. To make things easier on your thigh and calf muscles, take the path on the way up, and the steps on the way down.
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Mount Sinai is on the Sinai Peninsula. The best way to get here is on an organized tour.
You could also take a bus from Sharm el Sheikh, then pick up a local taxi from the nearby village of Al Milga.
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Mount Sinai and Saint Catherines Monastary Day Trip from Eilat
Travel from Eilat to Mt. Sinai and St. Catherines' Monastery to climb the famous mountain where it is said that Moses received the Ten Commandments. Tour ... Read more
Location: Eilat, Israel
Duration: 1 day (approx.)
Egyptian Desert Experience: St Catherine's Monastery, Bedouin Lunch, and Nawamis Tombs from Sharm el Sheikh
Experience an unforgettable full-day trip into Egypt's Sinai Desert during this action-packed experience from Sharm el Sheikh! Travel in an air-conditioned ... Read more
Location: Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt
Duration: 12 hours (approx.)
Private Tour: St Catherine's Monastery and Moses' Mountain at Sunrise
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well done lads you gave it all and for 45 mins we could dream. no disgrace to loose to a multi million pound side who had a fair share of luck (goals 1 and 3 ) keep it up, true leeds fans will always be behind you !!!!!MARCHING ON TOGETHER
Spot on Garry! Keep posting as the regulars are thin on the ground lately. MOT and still :-)
It was bound to happen we just dared to dream, hopefully the nightmare will be over tomorrow and a new beginning awaits.David Haigh @haighdavidShame not to win last night but lots of excitement to look forward to. Will reveal all asap #LUFC #MOT


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Definition of bigoted in English:
Having or revealing an obstinate belief in the superiority of one's own opinions and a prejudiced intolerance of the opinions of others: a bigoted group of reactionaries a thoughtless and bigoted article
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The Education Department strives to provide students with 21st century tools for teaching and learning.
Deay Lab (Carnegie 108) has 22 inch iMacs. They will run both OS X and Windows. You can see the open lab hours schedule here.
Carnegie Hall room 304 has a Promethean Interactive Whiteboard installed in it. This provides instructors with a great interactive technology for teaching and learning. Students will gain experience with these 21st century tools.
The department also has a classroom set of iPads for instructors and students to use.
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Colt 45 has partnered with entertainment icon Snoop Dogg to launch "Keep It Colt 45″, a celebration of the new and the classic. Snoop has hand-selected 4 artists on the rise to represent this new Colt crew, enlisting YG, Lil Debbie, Snow Tha Product, and Skeme. Its not always about the club, its about the crew and the kickback. Bringing the old in with the new works every time.
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Toyota Issues Global Recall
TOKYO— Toyota Motor Corp. TM 1.03 % said Wednesday it is recalling 7.4 million vehicles globally, including 2.5 million cars and light trucks sold in the U.S., due to a potential fire hazard involving power-window switches, a glitch on a world-wide scale that evokes the company's much-publicized quality woes of two years ago.
The recall affects cars made between July 2005 and May 2010. The affected models, including Camry and Corolla sedans and RAV4 sport-utility vehicles, were sold in Japan, North America, Europe, China, the Middle East and Oceania, the company said.
Japan's biggest auto maker called it the company's largest recall to date for a single part, although it is second to the 7.7 million vehicles Toyota recalled around the world in 2009 and 2010 targeting floor mats. The company maintains that wasn't technically a recall in some markets, but rather a "safety campaign."
The latest recall comes as Toyota's sales in the U.S. have begun to recover from the black eye the company received after being slow to recall more than five million vehicles in the U.S. to fix loose floor mats, and 2.2 million cars and light trucks for accelerator-pedal upgrades. Altogether, the company was forced to recall about 11 million vehicles world-wide for those issues.
It adds to the auto maker's difficulties as it and other Japanese car companies struggle with a de facto boycott of their vehicles in China, the world's largest auto market, as a result of strained political relations between Beijing and Tokyo.
Toyota, which said it knows of no accidents or deaths stemming from the faulty parts, blamed sticky power-window control-switch circuitry on the driver's seat-door panel, which can melt if lubricants are misapplied.
"As far as we know, there have been no reports of accidents as a result of this. We're taking it as a protective measure," a spokesman for the company said.
Toyota Models Affected
The recall covers 2.5 million cars and light trucks sold in the U.S., including these models:
- Yaris, 2007-2008
- Tundra, 2007-2009
- Camry, 2007-2009
- Camry Hybrid, 2007-2009
- Scion xD, 2008-2009
- Scion xA, 2008-2009
- Sequoia, 2008-2009
- Highlander, 2008
- Highlander Hybrid, 2008
- Corolla, 2009
- Matrix, 2009
Source: The company
In an indication of the perils of relying on single suppliers for certain parts, which can reduce production costs thanks to larger volumes, Toyota said the flawed switch came from one global parts maker, which it declined to identify.
The auto maker didn't provide cost estimates for the recall. Last year, it pegged the total cost incurred in 2010 from recalls related to accelerator pedals, floor mats and Prius model brakes at ¥170 billion to ¥180 billion ($2.17 billion to $2.3 billion).
Toyota said it first became aware of the latest issue in September 2008, but was unable to determine the cause until now. The recall doesn't affect any vehicles made after 2010 because of production-process changes unrelated to the internal probe, it said.
After the U.S., China is the biggest market for the recall, with 1.4 million vehicles, followed by Europe at 1.39 million, the company said.
Vehicles affected by the recall include the Corolla-twin Matrix, the Vitz and Yaris subcompacts, the Scion xA and xD models, the Highlander and Sequoia SUVs and the Tundra pickup truck.
In trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Wednesday, Toyota's shares fell 1.9% to ¥2,943.
A Look at Recent Toyota Recalls in the U.S.
April 2011 – Toyota recalls 308,000 2007 and 2008 RAV4 and 2008 Highlander sport-utility vehicles because of a problem that could cause unwanted airbag deployments. The car maker also announces the recall of 51,000 2011 Tundra full-size pickup trucks to check for a possible defect in their drive-shaft assemblies. Toyota says the vehicles' rear-drive shafts may include a part called a slip yoke that could break because of improper casting during the manufacturing process.
November 2011 – Recalls of about 283,200 Toyota and 137,000 Lexus vehicles to replace the crankshaft pulleys on their V6 engines. The recall includes the 2004 Avalon; 2004 and 2005 Camry, Highlander, Sienna, and Solara; 2006 Highlander HV; 2004 and 2005 Lexus ES330 and RX330; and 2006 RX400h.
December 2011 – Recalls 210,000 Sienna minivans from the 2011 and 2012 model years because of labels printed with incorrect loading and weight-capacity information. The labels, or placards, are attached to the rear pillar of the driver's side door. The car maker says its dealers will mail corrected placards and revised owner's manual information.
June 2012 – Adds the Lexus RX 350 and RX 450h vehicles from the 2010 model year to the list of vehicles recalled for unintended acceleration related to floor mats—long after the 2009 recall aimed at fixing the defect—at the request of the NHTSA. The recall affects about 154,000 vehicles built from Nov. 28, 2008, through Sept. 1, 2010.
August 2012—Recalls about 760,000 RAV4s compact sport-utility vehicles from 2006 to early 2011 model years and 18,000 Lexus HS 250h hybrid sedans from the 2010 model year. The car maker said the vehicles' rear suspensions could fail under some conditions.
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