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A funeral service was held at the East Riding Crematorium on Monday, 28 July for Mr Charles Williams of Greenways, Driffield, who died suddenly on Wednesday, 16 July due to a tragic accident. He was 70.
The service was conducted by Colin Nolan.
Charlie was born in Driffield in February, 1944 and he lived there all his life. He attended Driffield Infants school and then to Bridlington Grammar School. He was very sporty whilst at school playing football and cricket which continued into adulthood, playing cricket for Driffield and football for Beswick, Bainton and Driffield. After leaving school in 1960 Charlie commenced an apprenticeship to become an electrician with G A Jefferson & son in Driffield and after successfully completing his apprenticeship he stayed with them until 1994 having received his gold watch on 25 years employment. He later worked for Featherstone Electrical and in 2001 went to work at Bradshaws as their Maintenance Electrician, working for them until 2007 when he was forced to retire due to ill health.
He met his wife Sue at a local dance and they married at Bainton Church on the 6th June, 1970. They moved into their new home in Greenways and have lived there happily ever since.
They went on to have two children Karen and Paul. They enjoyed many family holidays in Paignton in Devon, Weston Super Mare and Morecambe, later walking in the Yorkshire Dales and the Peak District and Scotland.
Charlie enjoyed his retirement, he maintained a wonderful garden, he had city breaks and many holidays with Sue, including Italy and numerous trips to Malta and in June this year they enjoyed a fortnight in Croatia.
His keen interest was in railways which he discovered as a child, he started off as a train spotter and later with railway photography, he was also a member of the Driffield & East Yorkshire Railway Society, as well as many others, and often presented slide shows to his fellow members, he served on their committee and attended all the monthly meetings and chartered rail tours all over the UK.
Charlie was very family orientated, he was very proud of them and their achievments and his granddaughter Ellie was the apple of his eye.
Charlie was an honest, hardworking and loyal family man, he was a true gentleman and he will be greatly missed.
Family Mourners: Sue Williams (wife), Karen & Richard Siddall (daughter & son in law), Paul & Carolyn Williams (son & daughter in law), Ellie Williams (granddaughter), Pat Dean (cousin), Peter Schofield (cousin in law), Sheila & Noel Schofield, David Schofield & Viv Steadman, Stephanie & Trevor Kell, Peggy & Jim Holmes.
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Young racers find speed, thrills with Bandoleros
Freckle-faced George Hayes is a long way from his first driver's license.
But that doesn't keep the Mill Village Elementary School third-grader with the flame-red hair from sliding into a pint-sized car every Saturday at Lake Erie Speedway to take part in the track's Bandoleros race.
The 8-year-old was grinning ear to ear after his inaugural race at the track, even though he came in dead last, getting lapped by several of the more experienced drivers.
"I did it!" he yelled triumphantly, before heading from the pits to the grandstand in search of sloppy Joes and cotton candy.
Eleven drivers ages 8 to 16 are participating in Bandoleros car racing at Lake Erie Speedway this year. The miniaturized cars in the entry-level racing event look like giant-sized Matchbox cars, weigh about 750 pounds, and are powered by what one father described as supercharged lawn mower engines. The cars don't have any shifting mechanism, making them easy for young drivers to use.
The vehicles can reach speeds of more than 50 mph in the straightaways at the Lake Erie Speedway track, which is knuckle-bitingly fast enough for Sarah Hayes, the mother of two rookies in this year's group. Along with George, her son Roy, 11, is also competing in his first year at the racetrack. In addition to their matching red heads of hair, the two brothers sport matching white cars.
"Of course I'm nervous," Sarah Hayes said. "How could I not be? But there's no pressure on them winning this year, so that makes it easier."
There is pressure on the more experienced drivers, most of whom have plans to move on to the next level of racing after completing their Bandoleros career.
That's what Melissa Brockman did after winning the Bandoleros championship three years ago.
She started racing in go-carts at age 7, then raced Bandoleros from 2009 to 2011, from the time she was 13 to 15. Now she races Legends cars, styled after 1934 Ford coupes. Hers can go as fast as 90 mph.
"It's something me and my dad can do together, I think that's what I like most about it," said Melissa, from Eden, N.Y.
Most of the racers are at tracks two nights a week during the season. Then a third night a week -- at the minimum -- is usually dedicated to making any necessary repairs or alterations to the cars, making racing at this level a true family affair.
Now 18, Melissa will be off to her freshman year of college in the fall. But she doesn't plan on letting college life sideline her racing career.
"It's like second nature now," she said. "I don't think I could give it up."
This year, the Buell brothers of Corry are two of the drivers expected to dominate the track in the Bandoleros division.
They race each week at Lake Erie Speedway and the Lake County Speedway in Painesville, Ohio. Sixteen-year-old Donald, a sophomore, and 14-year-old Daniel, an eighth-grader, have been racing for three years. The boys are students at Corry Area High School.
Their father, Ed Buell, doesn't want to say how much they've spent on the sport, but, needless to say, it's more than buying cleats, a bat and a new baseball.
A new Bandoleros car costs about $8,000. The Buell brothers have five, along with a large trailer dedicated to the cars. Ed Buell, however, works for free as their pit crew chief.
"There's people that hunt. There's people that golf. My boys have always followed NASCAR," said Ed Buell. "So we decided to give them this chance, and we all love it."
While it's an individual sport with no official coaches, the track encourages relationships between the drivers by setting up rookies with more experienced drivers each year in a mentorship.
The Hayes brothers were assigned the Buell brothers as their mentors. The two sets of brothers walked the track together, and the Buell brothers were helpful in sharing driver and rookie tips, Roy said.
While getting behind the wheel at an age where most of his friends are playing with cars and not actually driving them is definitely "cool," Roy admits to a tad bit of nervousness behind the wheel.
"I'm always scared in the beginning thinking about what could happen," Roy said. "But once I'm on the track, I'm just fine."
His mother -- perhaps the best judge -- is satisfied with his safety. The safety gear for all racers is stringent in this day and age, and there are certainly no corners cut when it comes to the safety of her boys, Sarah Hayes said.
Daniel Buell knows firsthand that it's possible to walk away from a bad crash. He was T-boned by his own brother at the Painesville, Ohio, track on the last curve of the last lap in a race.
His car was destroyed, but he walked away.
"It happened so fast, and it didn't hurt," he said. "Mostly my mom was just mad at my brother."
Lisa Firestone was the first one to her son's side after he won the heat for his age group on the inaugural race night at Lake Erie Speedway this season.
Chase Firestone, 11, a fourth-grader at Wattsburg Area Elementary School, couldn't hold back an enormous grin as he pulled off his helmet and his mother dropped a kiss on the top of his head. A smear of dirt ran across his cheek and down to his chin.
Lisa Firestone and Chase's grandmother, Dianne Schulz, of Erie, had bounced and screamed in excitement as they watched him pull off his first win ever. This is his fourth year of racing.
But later in the evening, they were screaming for a different reason, as Chase was involved in a three-car crash during the Bandoleros feature race.
"Oh my God, is he OK, is he OK?" Lisa Firestone repeated over and over until Chase was on the track, walking and waving to the crowd.
He was, in fact, just fine, but his car definitely was going to need some repair work. It turned out it needed a new axle, rim and some welding work -- but it was nothing his father, Rush Chase, couldn't handle.
From their trailer nearby, Sarah Hayes posted pictures to Facebook of her sons' first race as her two boys went off in search of dinner.
"That was so much fun," an effusive George had told her before he left. "I loved it."
His mother smiled back at him, before sending him off to find friends.
"They made it through the first week," she said. "Now we've got the rest of the season to go."
KARA MURPHY is a contributing writer with a valid drivers license. She hauls two children around Erie observing as many traffic laws as possible.


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We wrote this piece last month to celebrate Yash Chopra's 80th birthday on September 27 describing him as 'Bollywood's only contemporary auteur'. Sadly, it now serves as his obituary
1959. It was the year Anil Kapoor and Sanjay Dutt were born. Jawaharlal Nehru was India's Prime Minister. Television finally arrived in the country with the setting up of the state-run Doordarshan. Bajaj Auto got a manufacturing license for producing two and three wheelers. Guru Dutt released his ambitious Kaagaz Ke Phool. And B.R. Chopra launched his younger brother Yash as director with Dhool Ka Phool.
That's how long Yash Chopra has been making movies. Most of his contemporaries have faded away. As have several who came after him. In an industry where it is difficult for directors to survive just one generation, Chopra has thrived for three, setting up a state-of-the-art studio under his banner, Yash Raj Films, with a widespread distribution network and boasting a roster of young directors and stars second to none.
Mostly though, he has made movies, some of them landmarks––evolving his distinctive authorial style, which many have tried to imitate but none has matched.
Chopra is weeks away from releasing his 22nd feature film, Jab Tak Hai Jaan, and has just returned from a gruelling schedule in Kashmir and Ladakh. Eyewitnesses on location claim the octogenarian was on his feet throughout the shoot and proof of his commitment is in the film's recently released trailer––every bit the work of a man young at heart and still conjuring rainbow-coloured dreams of picture-postcard love.
Although his name is now firmly identified with poetic romances, Chopra experimented with different genres for the first couple of decades of his career. His debut Dhool Ka Phool, for instance, was said to be ahead of its time––the story of doomed love and a child born out of wedlock which firmly put the onus of 'illegitimacy' on the parents and not the innocent offspring. In the mid-'60s, he gathered an enviable cast comprising top stars for his epic family drama, Waqt (1965), which can lay claim to being a pioneer of the 'lost and found' formula that Manmohan Desai subsequently exploited with great success. He followed it up with the two-character song-less thriller Ittefaq (1969), set entirely in a single location.
Chopra launched his banner Yashraj Films in 1971, but surprisingly, continued to direct for other producers, notably Gulshan Rai, with whom he realised two remarkable manifestations of Amitabh Bachchan's 'angry young man'––Deewar (1975) and Trishul (1978)––both written by Salim-Javed and replete with iconic dialogues and moments that aren't likely to fade from popular imagination very easily.
At a scriptwriting workshop at the National Film Archives' packed hall in Pune a couple of years ago, one of the speakers was introducing a segment on melodrama. The choice of scene for illustrating the technique was obvious––the face-off between warring brothers Vijay and Ravi under the foot over-bridge where they spent their childhood which climaxes in Ravi's emphatic parting shot, "mere paas Maa hai". The auditorium exploded with spontaneous applause that continued for several minutes as teary eyes absorbed the magic of the moment. Such is the power of Deewar.
It was with Kabhi Kabhie (1976) though that Chopra's trademark style found fruition. Unrequited love, Sahir Ludhianvi's enchanting lyrics (the title song is vintage stuff), Kashmir's virginal landscapes––a mature romantic triangle offset by another frolicky, youthful one. In subsequent decades, the ingredients may have changed but the recipe remained the same––gorgeous stars making passionate declarations of love against the backdrop of ravishing hills and brooks, and not a care in the world for anything else. Chopra took Hindi cinema to Europe (and particularly Switzerland) and it never came back.
And so he abandoned the underdog commoner of Deewar, Trishul and Mashaal (1985) for rose-tinted explorations of life on the cushy side. But regardless of the gloss and sheen, in his best work, narrative has always trumped embellishment. If Chandni (1989) was a lush upper-class romance (and the supposed class conflict in the film is actually quite silly), it was also an interesting character study of the spirited heroine, magnificently essayed by reigning queen Sridevi (don't let the chiffon saris and the off-key singing distract from an intuitive performance). Two years later, in Lamhe, a film close to Chopra's heart (despite its box-office failure), Sridevi excelled in a double role, as a mother-daughter duo embroiled in a complicated relationship with a tycoon (Anil Kapoor).
By the time he launched his son Aditya as director with the archetypal NRI romance Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995), a post-liberalisation middle class was ready for his extravagant, consumerist, globe-trotting fantasies; the overseas market comprising homesick Asians all over the world was eager to embrace his escapist fare with open arms. The formula DDLJ established continues to this day, while the film is still showing at Mumbai's Maratha Mandir cinema in an astonishing record of a straight 17-year run!
It was Aditya who diversified his father's company into production. Many new filmmakers have been launched under the banner in the last decade, notably Shaad Ali, Kunal Kohli and Maneesh Sharma. Chopra himself has stepped behind the megaphone after a long hiatus of eight years for JTHJ. And the anticipation is palpable––what with a stellar crew (including Gulzar, A.R. Rahman and Anil Mehta), an A-list cast led by Shah Rukh Khan. But most of all, it's the tagline––'A Yash Chopra Romance'.


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G i lcrest — When University's defense forced a Jeremy Walker miss from downtown, and Bulldogs senior Luke Johnson swatted away Cedric Collinge's putback attempt as time expired, the Bulldogs finally afforded themselves a sigh of relief.
Before that moment, University never quite had a moment to exhale, despite seemingly having ample breathing room on numerous occasions Friday.
Johnson's last-second block secured the Bulldogs' 51-48 win in a Class 3A Patriot League boys basketball game that was closer than what many onlookers may have expected.
"That was one of the best feelings I've ever felt in a game," Johnson said of his big block. "I was like, well, I'm going to have to go after (Collinge). I'm not going to let him get it. ... If he gets a three-point play, then we're going to have to work our (tails) off to get (the win) back."
Before Johnson's block, seasoned and highly-ranked University (1-1, 7-3) and an inexperienced, rebuilding Valley squad (0-1, 4-6) had engaged in an entertaining bout of cat-and-mouse with the Bulldogs building a pair of sizeable leads only to see the Vikings erase the deficits.
University (ranked seventh by MaxPreps) was quickly en route to recovering from a disappointing 50-37 loss Tuesday to No. 3 Brush.
The Bulldogs led just 6-5 after a thunderous alley-oop dunk from Logan Wilson to Cedric Collinge 4 minutes into the game.
University quickly took control, using a 14-3 run, capped by an Eric Smith putback with 16 seconds left in the first.
In front of a boisterous crowd on its home court, Valley responded.
The Vikings capped a 10-0 run with one of Walker's five 3s, followed by a pair of Logan Wilson free throws to trail just 20-18 with 5:09 left in the first half.
University coach Dave Crespin said he wasn't shocked to receive a gritty challenge from Valley, despite the Bulldogs' senior-led squad having a clear size and experience advantage over a Vikings squad compensating for the loss of standouts Joe Dellenbach, Drew Matsushima and Tanner Schmidt from a squad that was third at state last year.
"I'm not one to look at records and say 'They're this, and we're that,'" Crespin said. "We know this is a tough place to play. (The Vikings) are well-coached, and with the style of game that they play, we knew they would come after it and give it all they have."
Despite Valley's scrappiness, the hardy Bulldogs again assumed control, locking down on defense to turn a 27-24 lead early in the second half into a 41-28 advantage heading into the fourth.
As they had in the second quarter, the Vikings again used a big run to position themselves for an upset.
Valley scored the first 13 points of the final quarter, capped by a pair of free throws by senior C.J. Ray to tie the game at 41 with 5:40 left.
Ray connected again, receiving a nice dish from Walker and draining a corner 3 to give the Vikings their first lead since the opening minute, 45-44 with 3:51 left.
Ray had all eight of his points in the fourth to nearly spearhead an improbable comeback.
"We took the lead by one there, and I thought we had it," Ray said. "We came out (in the fourth) with a little more intensity. We were getting more traps and forcing turnovers, and it led to some key buckets."
University's crafty senior guard Jesse Schwindt and his Bulldogs teammates weren't deterred.
The teams briefly traded leads until senior guard Danny Eberhard fed Johnson for a layup to put the Bulldogs up 47-46 with 1:53 left.
University tacked on when Johnson fired an inbound pass to Schwindt, and Schwindt sank a layup for two of his game-high 20 points, putting the Bulldogs up 49-46 with 1:18 left.
"Valley is a younger team, and we just have more experience," Schwindt said. "I feel like, in the end, that's what (won) it for us."
University appeared in clear control when Eberhard swiped a Carter Chacon pass midcourt and sprinted the length of the court for a layup to extend the lead to 51-46 with 43 seconds left.
Again, Valley refused to concede. Chacon made amends for his earlier turnover, collecting a Wilson 3-point miss and sinking a putback to pull the Vikings within a basket, 51-48, with 24 seconds left.
After Schwindt missed a free throw with 16.6 seconds left, Wilson collected a rebound and Valley drew up an out-of-bounds player that resulted in a chaotic final sequence that included Walker's missed 3 and Johnson's denial of Collinge's putback attempt.
Following the game, Crespin praised his squad for showing enough mental fortitude to secure a nail-biting win just three days after its tough loss against Brush.
"It really shows the character of this team to bounce back from a loss like that," Crespin said. "This is a senior-loaded team, and I expect these guys to respond like that, and they did."
Meanwhile, while complimenting his squad's effort, Valley coach Ryan Voehringer said his players must find a way to close out tight games. Four of the Vikings' six losses are by four points or less.
"The character and the heart was there; we've got to be able to execute late in the game," Voehringer said. "We had a one-point lead and had back-to-back turnovers and missed a one-and-one free throw. I told (Valley players) the effort is there and the heart is there, but you don't get points for moral victories."
UHS — Danny Eberhard 3 0-0 6, Eric Smith 5 2-2 13, Jesse Schwindt 9 1-3 20, Tanner Sparks 1 0-0 2, Luke Johnson 4 0-0 8, Michael Ebens 1 0-0 2, Ryan Black 0 0-0 0, Santiago Ortiz 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 3-5 51.
VHS — Jeremy Walker 5 0-1 15, Ramiro Martinez 1 0-0 2, Carter Chacon 1 3-5 5, Cedric Collinge 4 2-3 10, Logan Wilson 3 2-2 8, C.J. Ray 2 2-2 8. Totals 16 9-13 48.
3-point field goals — UHS 2 (Schwindt, Smith); VHS 6 (Walker 4, Ray 2).
Total fouls — UHS 14. VHS 10.


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PHILADELPHIA, PA It will be a battle of former world title challengers on July 26th as Juan Carlos Burgos will square off with Daulis Prescott in a twelve round bout for the WBO Intercontinental Jr. Lightweight title that will be held at the beautiful Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Sacramento, California.
The fight is promoted by Banner Promotions and Thompson Boxing and will be broadcasted live on ESPNs Friday Night Fights.
Juan Carlos Burgos of Tijuana, Mexico has a record 30-1-1 with twenty knockouts and most in boxing are calling him an Uncrowned World Champion for his effort on January 19th, when he battled WBO Jr. Lightweight champion Roman Martinez to a draw. Most at ringside and the millions watching on HBO believed that Burgos deserved to walk out of Madison Square Garden with the belt but the judges didnt see it that way as the fight was scored 117-111 for Burgos, 116-112 for Martinez and 114-114.
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burgos should be on hbo fighting Garcia....Martinez on espn fighting guys ranked in top 10-15 guys..what a bad decision does in a boxers career,burgos would be facing better guys and more money,exposure
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Get robbed and go back to ESPN. While the other guy is on HBO and getting another gift decision vs Magdaleno.
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This guy should be the champ by now.
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Productivity: Managing and Measuring a Workforce
Revealed – the habits of highly productive organizations. This 2015 Aberdeen Group global report explores the habits and strategies that highly successful organizations use to manage employee productivity.
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Revealed – the habits of highly productive organizations. This informative infographic highlights the results of a 2015 Aberdeen Group global report; explores the habits and strategies that highly successful organizations use to manage employee productivity.
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Islanders' Defenseman Signs Long-Term Contract
UNIONDALE, NY (July 5, 2013) - The New York Islanders announced today that Travis Hamonic has agreed to terms on a seven-year deal.
Hamonic, 22, scored 10 points (three goals, seven assists) in 48 games this past season with the Islanders. The St. Malo, MB, native also made his Stanley Cup Playoffs debut, recording one assist in six games during the Islanders' Eastern Conference Quarterfinal series.
"We are excited to come to terms with Travis, who is an important part of our young core," General Manager Garth Snow said. "He has shown that he can play important minutes, in any situation and we're thrilled that he'll be an Islander for seven more years."
In three years with the Islanders, Hamonic has totaled 10 goals and 50 assists (60 points) in 183 regular-season games. The Islanders selected Hamonic in the second round, 53rd overall, of the 2008 NHL Draft. He played in the Western Hockey League for four seasons with the Moose Jaw Warriors and Brandon Wheat Kings.
On the International stage, Hamonic won a silver medal with Team Canada at the 2010 World Junior Championships. He won gold the previous year with Canada at the Under-18 World Junior Championships.
Veteran Goaltender Posted 23-11-7 Record With Islanders Last Season
UNIONDALE, NY (July 5, 2013) – The New York Islanders announced today that Evgeni Nabokov has agreed to terms on a one-year contract.
Nabokov, 37, started 41-of-48 games this past season with the Islanders, posting a 23-11-7 record with three shutouts, a 2.50 goals-against average (GAA) and .910 save percentage (SV%). The Kamenogorsk, Kazakhstan, native's 23 wins were one shy of the league lead; he climbed to 18th place on the National Hockey League's all-time wins list.
In 646 career NHL games with San Jose and the Islanders, Nabokov has posted a 335-207-29-47 record (W-L-T-OT), with a 2.41 GAA and .912 SV%. He's also appeared in 86 career Stanley Cup Playoff games with San Jose and the Islanders, compiling a 42-42 record with a 2.43 GAA and .908 SV%.
On the international stage, Nabokov represented Russia at two Winter Olympic Games (2010 – Vancouver, 2006 – Torino) and two World Championships (2011 – Slovakia, 2008 – Halifax & Quebec City). In 2008, he helped Russia win its first World Championship gold medal since 1993.
Former First-Round Pick Signs One-Year Contract
UNIONDALE, NY (July 5, 2013) – The New York Islanders announced today that Pierre-Marc Bouchard has agreed to terms on a one-year deal.
Bouchard, 29, scored 20 points (eight goals, 12 assists) in 43 games this past season with the Minnesota Wild. The Sherbrooke, Quebec, native added two points (one goal, one assist) in five 2013 Stanley Cup Playoff games.
Minnesota selected Bouchard in the first round, eighth overall, of the 2002 National Hockey League Draft. In 565 career NHL games, all with Minnesota, he's scored 106 goals and 241 assists for 347 points with a plus-15 rating. Bouchard ranks second in Wild history with 565 games, fourth with 106 goals, second with 241 assists and third with 347 points.
Bouchard played two seasons of major junior hockey with the Chicoutimi Sagueneens of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, earning QMJHL Rookie of the Year honors in 2000-01 and QMJHL Most Valuable Player and Canadian Hockey League Player of the Year in 2001-02. Since turning pro in 2002-03, his only professional season outside the NHL came during the 2004-05 lockout, when he scored 54 points (12 goals, 42 assists) in 67 American Hockey League games with the Houston Aeros.
On the international stage, Bouchard won a silver medal with Team Canada at the 2003 World Junior Championships. He also represented Canada at the 2002 Under-18 World Junior Championships and played with Canada-Quebec at the 2001 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge.
Danish Center Signs One-Year Contract
UNIONDALE, NY (July 5, 2013) – The New York Islanders announced today that Peter Regin has agreed to terms on a one-year deal. Regin, 27, recorded three assists in 27 games last season with the Ottawa Senators. A native of Herning, Denmark, Regin was limited to 92 games over the past three seasons due to injury. During his first full season with Ottawa in 2009-10, the center established career highs in games (75), points (29), goals (13), assists (16) and plus-minus (+10). In 178 career National Hockey League games, Regin has 55 points (19 goals, 36 assists) with a plus-5 rating. He's also appeared in six Stanley Cup Playoff games with the Senators in 2010, scoring four points (three goals, one assist). Regin played for Timra of the Swedish Elite League for three seasons from 2005-06 to 2007-08. In his first season in North America and his only American Hockey League campaign, Regin scored 47 points (18 goals, 29 assists) in 56 games with the Binghamton Senators in 2008-09.


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Host will stay with Fox for future projects
After weeks of speculation about his future and Fox News' commitment to him, controversial host Glenn Beck will give up his weekday perch on the channel by year's end to focus on his other lucrative media ventures.
Beck's announced departure comes as his afternoon program has faced ratings declines and advertiser defections, after the host made headlines for controversial statements and support of extreme ideological positions on a range of issues. Notably, even some prominent conservatives have expressed misgivings about Beck's increasingly apocalyptic-sounding views.
Beck's current Fox contract ends in December, and no replacement was announced. Beck and Fox News positioned his exit from the daily lineup as a "transition" for the personality, saying Fox would work with Beck's Mercury Radio Arts production shingle on future TV and digital projects.
It was previously announced that Joel Cheatwood — Fox News' senior veep of development, who has worked closely with Beck — will join Mercury Radio Arts later this month as exec veep and serve as a "liaison" for the shingle with Fox News.
Joining Fox just as President Obama took office in January 2009, Beck once appeared to be a leading light among Fox News personalities. His 5 p.m. ET program has averaged about 2.2 million viewers every weekday, per Nielsen data, which provided a strong lead-in to the Fox programs that followed.
Ratings, however, have dipped considerably in recent months. In addition, Beck stirred controversy by calling the president "a racist," which triggered an orchestrated campaign that has cut into the advertising base for his program.
More recently, Beck's on-air attack against billionaire George Soros — a well-known donor to Democrats, and a Holocaust survivor — unleashed charges of anti-Semitism from the group Jewish Funds for Justice, as did Beck's characterization of Reform Judaism as "almost like radicalized Islam." (Beck later apologized.)
Since its inception, Beck has used the Fox News platform to build businesses in other arenas, including his recently launched news website TheBlaze.com. Using his show as a base, he also orchestrated a Washington "Restoring Honor" event last summer that drew an estimated 100,000 attendees.
Now, "Glenn Beck" isn't the host's main source of income — between his radio contracts, live shows and publishing contracts, Beck's $2 million-a-year contract with Fox News comprises a small percentage of the $32 million he made in 2009-10, according to Forbes, with books ($12 million) and radio ($10 million) accounting for the lion's share.
Beck's on-air statements have created friction for Fox News. Nevertheless, the channel and even top News Corp. management have generally stood behind him, insisting that his program was a formidable asset to the network despite the boycott campaign.
"Glenn Beck is a powerful communicator, a creative entrepreneur and a true success by anybody's standards," said Fox News chairman Roger Ailes. "I look forward to continuing to work with him."
In the same release, Beck said "America owes a lot" to Ailes and Fox News, and said he was grateful for the lessons he'd learned from the Fox News CEO.
Beck addressed the issue of his pending exit on Wednesday's program, comparing himself to Paul Revere.
"He got off his horse at some point and fought in the Revolution," he said, adding, "I believe we're heading into deep and treacherous waters. I will continue to tell the story … but I have other things to do." But he also emphasized: "Fox is one of the only places you will find truth."


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About one-half of the administered dose is taken up by the liver cells. Part of this is then excreted unchanged in the bile,2 whereas the rest is broken down, probably by reductive enzymes.3 One of the metabolites seems to be sulfanilamide.4
The remainder of the azosulfamide, i. e., the part not removed by the liver, is excreted unchanged in the urine. The elimination occurs chiefly during the first 5 to 6 hours after the injection and is completed within 24 hours. The total amount of azosulfamide eliminated in the urine gives an indirect measure of the liver function with regard
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Gilbert Bilezikian deliberately avoids using scholarly jargon and complex argumentation in the main text of the book to encourage readers to interact with the biblical research. The aim is for nonspecialized readers to be able to follow his discussion step-by-step, evaluate arguments, consider alternative views, and arrive at independent conclusions. This classic work on the egalitarian viewpoint will be a useful guide in undergraduate courses on gender and church life.
The third edition contains an updated bibliography and the text has been revised throughout.
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How Many People Really Needed to See Last Night's Fight to Know...
that RJJ/B-Hop was a complete waste of time? Both for the sport & ultimately as an event.
Now I don't want to hate and I'm sure they both needed an easy, big name fight at this point so it was win-win, but did anyone really expect anything more then what they saw?
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As voters were casting the ballots that elected America's first black president in November 2008, a troubling incident occurred outside a polling place in North Philadelphia, the Justice Department later contended.
There, two members of the New Black Panther Party for Self-Defense hurled racial threats and insults at black and white voters, federal prosecutors in the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division alleged in a complaint accusing the group and three members of violating the federal Voting Rights Act.
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Moving Things Around Just Doesn't Pay What it Used To
They're striked. It's stricken.
There are no more people in New York City willing to move objects from point A to point B, haul flats from point B to point C, or preset the Grinch's Mazzila-mazoo. Need that prop moved from that table to that other table, Mr. Director? TOO BAD. There is literally no one who is willing to do this for money.
And judging from the fact that there are currently only eight shows still running on Broadway, they've basically got the theatres by the balls. After all, they are one of the industry's most powerful unions. You know how most unions are called "Local Seven Hundred Eighty-Three?" The stagehands' union is called Local One.
That's right; they are the FIRST UNION, the one union to rule them all. Remove their dental plan at the risk of plunging us all into an era of darkness and orc-warfare.
As the strike wears on, we must face a grim possibility: doing things outside. Conan and The Daily Show are on hiatus, and Wicked and The Lion King promise no salvation. And honestly, how long can you read internet blogs before your eyes eat themselves?
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Editor's Note: APWA developed the Top Ten Public Works Projects of the Century Program to honor the ten most outstanding public works projects of the 20th Century that significantly affected and improved the quality of life in the United States or Canada. Our goal was to generate awareness of the positive contributions public works has made as well as to build appreciation for public works and its contributions to North America.
The APWA Reporter will highlight each of the outstanding projects through the October 2001 issue. This issue features the Hyperion Treatment Plant.
The Hyperion Treatment Plant
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November 23, 1998 is considered by many Southern Californians as the most important day in the history of healing Santa Monica Bay. On this day, the City of Los Angeles' Hyperion Treatment Plant operated at full secondary treatment capacity for the first time in nearly half a century. This achievement assured the four million residents of Los Angeles and millions of more neighbors and visitors that the world-renowned Santa Monica Bay would be protected from wastewater pollution for future generations.
In the late 1800s, wastewater from the small Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles was conveyed from the center of town through natural waterways to the ocean. In 1892, the City purchased 200 acres of oceanfront property and, from 1894 until 1925, raw sewage was discharged into near-shore ocean waters at Hyperion's future location. In response to objections from swimmers and visitors to Santa Monica to raw sewage in their bathing waters in 1925, the City of Los Angeles built and started operating the first treatment facility at the Hyperion site: a simple screening plant.
During World War II, several miles of beach in front of the plant were quarantined because of near-shore discharge of what was still essentially raw sewage. After the war, plans for a full secondary treatment plant at the Hyperion site were developed, eventually funded, and built. When the new Hyperion Treatment Plant opened in 1950, it included full secondary treatment processes and biosolids processing to produce a heat-dried fertilizer. It was among the first in the world to capitalize on the energy values of biogas by operating anaerobic digesters, which have yielded a fuel gas by-product for over 50 years. At the time, Hyperion was the first large secondary treatment plant on the West Coast, and one of the most modern facilities in the world.
At that point in our history, the population of Los Angeles exploded. To keep up with growth and the resultant higher flows, treatment levels were cut back to enable Hyperion's operators to process the rising volume of wastewater using the available facilities. By 1957, the new plant was discharging a blend of secondary and primary effluent through a five-mile ocean outfall. Hyperion then stopped its biosolids-to-fertilizer program and began discharging digested sludge into the Bay through a separate seven-mile ocean outfall.
Discharging 25 million pounds of wastewater solids per month began to take its toll on the marine life in Santa Monica Bay. Samples of the ocean floor where sludge had been discharged for 30 years demonstrated that the only living creatures were worms and a hardy species of clam. The City of Los Angeles launched the Sludge-out to Full Secondary program in 1980. The $1.4 billion construction program replaced nearly every 1950-vintage wastewater processing system at Hyperion while the plant continuously treated 350 mgd and met all NPDES permit requirements.
This massive effort meant the end of spills at Hyperion; a 95 percent reduction in the amount of wastewater solids going into Santa Monica Bay; the elimination of the Bay's ecological dead-zone near the mouth of the sludge outfall; vast improvements in biological integrity of the bottom-dwelling marine community; remarkable increases in the relative abundance of many indicator-species; and partnerships among the public, regulatory agencies, government, and dischargers that led to one of the great environmental achievements of the 20th Century: the Hyperion Story-from "Sludge-Out" to full secondary treatment.


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Each year at Homecoming, the Alumni Association presents three distinct and unique awards to members of the Benedictine University Alumni family.
In recognition of outstanding achievement in a career field or personal endeavor.
In gratitude for current or past service to the University and/or the Alumni Association. The award will be presented to an alumnus/a who has made significant donations of time and talent to Benedictine University.
Presented to an alumnus/a who exemplified the Benedictine values of service, hospitality, and dedication to a given cause in their personal and/or professional life.
All awards are open to alumni in good standing who have completed a minimum of 48 credit hours at St. Procopius College, Illinois Benedictine College, or Benedictine University. All award nominees must have graduated or last attended Benedictine at least ten years ago.
Nominations will be evaluated by a committee of the Board of Directors of the Alumni Association, which will make recommendations to the Alumni Association President and the Executive Director of University Development for final selection and notification.
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Androids Love Ice Cream, v.1.1 & More
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Incoming Robot Attack is Imminent! - Release Date + So Many Updates
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The Sweeter Future of Robots Love Ice Cream!
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I wanted... Read more
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According to the police report, the man brandished a gun and the woman heard a click from it. The woman told police that the suspect then tried to strangle her and threatened to slit the throat of the third person in the car after he was done with her.
The woman called 911 despite the suspect trying to interfere with the call, according to the report. The driver stopped in the 4700 block of Philip Avenue, where he pushed the woman out of the car and pulled the unnamed male witness out of the car by his left leg, the woman told police.
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The Meeting That Led to the New JJ Abrams Trailer (Probably)
Chazzykins! What it do? exclaimed Geoff, rising from his chair to greet his comrade. Whats with the skates?
Oh these? Chaz was impeccably dressed, as always. An impossibly expensive, stylishly cut black suit, hand-made to his order by mentally deficient Italian tailor-savants, hugged every inch of his frame. The effect was absolutely ruined by the bright, neon-green rollerblades he was also wearing. They're ironic. Get it?
No, Im not sure I do, Geoff replied, making his way over to the bar which was, like everything in the office today, actually a Hispanic man being paid to serve as furniture.
Oh, this is a thing; I did not make this thing up.
Yeah, me neither to be honest, Chaz rolled the wheels back and forth against the carpet-Latino, but I honestly dont give a fuck about life enough to think these things through anymore. As long as it gets any sort of reaction, I feel validated. But enough about my desperate cries for attention: Whats this secret project youve been on about?
Why, only the new, incredibly classified, buzz-worthy J.J. Abrams trailer! Geoff cried out, kicking over the coffee table for emphasis. According to the pamphlets, he didnt have to pay the object-men if they broke their pre-determined furniture body-shape. He was almost disheartened to see that the man firmly maintained the table posture. He lay perfectly still, like a frozen turtle tipped on its side.
Fuck your lying whore mouth! Chaz exclaimed, abruptly standing and skating over to take Geoff by the lapels or rather, what would have been his lapels if those werent sooo 2006. No way thats you! Youre behind Super 8, the password-locked ultra-encrypted teaser trailer for the new Abrams movie debuting with Iron Man 2? The Internet has been cyber-texting that valuation spread throughout all core e-demographics!
A lot of people went to school for a long time just to learn how to say people are retweeting it.
I have no idea what any of that means, Geoff calmly answered, separating himself from Chazs grasp and stepping over to his desk (or rather, his carefully stacked desk-shaped mound of illegal immigrants). He removed a mirror and mound of powder from one of the drawers, a concept that still confused him, and offered it to Chaz. He daintily tucked into it with all the refinery of an English prostitute.
But yes, Geoff continued, that's all me, baby. I saw the inexplicable success of the Cloverfield marketing campaign--basing itself entirely on secrecy despite essentially just being a remake of Godzilla set in an Abercrombie and Fitch catalog--and I thought fuck it; lets just do that again.
Yeah, youd look great in our 'Cotton Breeze' boat-neck and OHMYGODISTHATAMONSTER!?
How do you like it? Geoff gestured to the steadily diminishing powder in Chazs lap.
Well I certainly dont mean to offend your hospitality, but uh... shit. How do I put this delicately? This is like trying to coax anal out of a nun: Im getting nothing here, and if I dont get what I want soon Im gonna lose my shit and start committing hate-crimes. What is this crap?
Just ordinary ol powdered white rhino, buddy. But about the project: You know how these lack of information teasers drive people crazy, right?
Of course! Viral marketing campaigns based exclusively around tantalization and scarcity as opposed to the honest promotion of a quality product always have fantastic results.
Well, that was a bit heavy-handed, Chaz. Is the inherent disassociation and bitterness of Hollywood finally eroding the foundations of your humanity? Ive got a prescription for that here somewhere. Open up, Jorge, Geoff snapped at the man doubling as his liquor cabinet. A single tear streaked down his face and across his naked body but, to Geoffs consternation, he remained unquestioningly in a cabinet shape. He slowly creaked open.
Why would you think Id make something like this up? Youve seen the Internet; its horrible.
These guys are fucking pros, spat Geoff, plucking a mason jar full of industrial-grade cocaine from the mans distorted abdomen. Here.
Oh Jesus my lord and fucking savior! I havent had any in easily 15 feet, Chaz, all refinement forgotten, buried his face in the jar and his entire body shook with the great, gasping inhalations.
I find its easier to measure my cocaine intake in distance rather than time, these days.
Better? Geoff asked.
Fucking shitfucks, Chaz replied, bleeding from his ears.
Ill take that as a 'yes.' Where was I?
Something about lack of information teasers driving people crazy, Chaz answered monotonously.
Excellent memory, Chaz! Geoff exclaimed.
No. I can temporarily see through time, he replied dully, you die in four years. But matter can neither be created nor destroyed; what you mourn is not the loss of yourself, but the loss of your sense of self.
Cell decay is merely the transient state of form. I could really go for some tapas after this. You guys down?
Ha ha! Fantastic. I hope I get to watch you die in my office today so I can keep an erection tonight. But I digress. Super 8! Keeping information private, I realized, is the single best way to make the public desire it. Literally all this trailer consists of is grainy old film footage of stupid kids fucking around, and then a bigfoot-style reveal of some weird creature. But the fact that I wont show anybody has them all buzzing on this Twitter thing. I dont even fully understand what that is, but I know anybody under 20 gets wet when I mention it. It matters little if the product being advertised has a notorious reputation for being disappointing, a la Cloverfield. Hell, remember the Segue?
You spelled that wrong.
Good god, youre right. How could you possibly know that? Theyre homophones they sound exactly the same when spoken aloud.
I can see the text you are composed of, Chazs eyes were bulging out of his skull, but the rest of his face remained expressionless. It was as if he was being exposed to the hidden machinations of the universe itself... and just did not give a single fuck about it.
The Segway is a punchline now, Geoff continued, obviously disconcerted by the exchange, but people forget about how effective its hidden information campaign really was. Back when they refused to tell anybody what it was, the rumors said it would change personal transportation forever. A lot of people--good, intelligent people--seriously thought it was a flying car or a hoverboard. We gave them a scooter with the word fag printed on the side, and they still bought it. All because we kept it a secret.
Is there more rhino powder? Chazs infinite stare swiveled in the vague direction of Geoff, lounging extravagantly on a throne of desperate Costa Ricans.
Sure thing, Geoff pushed the mirror toward Chaz, and continued. Tomorrow when everybody sees Super 8, its going to be stupid as hell. But they paid me today, and thats all that matters.
Chaz bent to the powder, his eye-line immovably fixed on the horizon. When he came up, there was a sense of shaken normalcy about him.
Holy shit, man. I think I'm OK again! I have no idea why that leveled things out, but thank fuck it did. I think I shared a meatspace with God there for a minute, he said, laughing.
Seriously? Whatd he say?
He said that theres more to life than pointlessly tweaking the psychology of the consumer to make them temporarily want things. Chaz spoke as if from afar. He abruptly shook his head clear.
Wow. And whatd you say?
I asked him if he does anal, Chaz replied laconically.
Only when Im really drunk, but Im too coy to admit I like it.
But man, about this rhino," he continued, "I think it just saved me from a furious deity. Its like it was the exact opposite of a sacred and religious experience. But why? Why do you even have it?
Well, folklore has it that its a powerful aphrodisiac, but honestly? Its not even about the drugs anymore. Its about the sacrilege, and I think I understand why it saved you, Geoff said, unzipping his pants and delighting in the terrified expression of his soon-to-be seat cushions.
Clarify, Chaz prompted.
Well you see, sweetheart, this is not just an endangered species here I actually went out of my way to develop a personal connection with the beast. Four years ago I flew to Africa to scout out my own white rhino: Like picking a lobster from a tank. And I found one: A beautiful mare with sensitive eyes. I paid to have her inseminated, and fed her a handful of cocoa beans every day at sunset until she gave birth. I watched that calf being born. I named him after my firstborn son: Maddox, as he set his bare ass-cheeks on the throne, Geoff thought he felt the first tell-tale squirm of defiance. He reveled in it.
I brought him back to my estate in the west hills, Geoff continued, rotating his buttocks in a figure eight pattern, where I raised him to adulthood, making sure to spend several hours a day stroking and reassuring him. Yesterday morning, I took him out to the parking lot of an abandoned Wal-Mart, tied him to a stake and then ran a first-run original 1950 Rolls-Royce Phantom IV into him at 60-miles an hour. Totaled the car. The doctors say I likely have extensive internal injuries from it. Maddox, of course, died on the spot.
R.I.P. Maddox: A Bright and Shining Star in the Darkness.
Good lord! So thats what all that hemorrhaging was about! I thought you were just wearing make-up you know, to counter the crushing nihilistic boredom.
What is this, amateur hour? No, I'm purple because my lungs are bleeding and I am simply exulting in the newness of it. Regardless, I promptly had Maddox boiled in a solution of champagne and exotic oils, and then ground into dust. I believe it was the unholiest thing a human being could possibly inhale for fun, and thats what either saved you from a furious omnipotent being, or possibly cost you some theological ass sex. If its the former, youre welcome; if its the latter, I owe you a latte. But more importantly: Whats that aftertaste, Chaz? Can you identify it?
Its like its not really a taste. Its like old blues records and Shakespeare. Its
"Yes?" Geoff was on the edge of his seat. The seat was choking back tears.
...sadness and betrayal, Chaz finished.
Magnificent! Geoff literally bounced up and down with excitement.
At that, his throne of South American Furniture Performance Experts collapsed, at last breaking form. Two ran for the door, one took a wild swing at Geoff, and the third simply cried himself to death.
You motherfuckers are crazy if you think Im paying you! Geoff screamed at the traumatized backsides of the fleeing chair-men, his shriveled genitals swaying in arrogant victory. FUCKING AMATEUR HOUR!
You can buy Robert's book, Everything is Going to Kill Everybody: The Terrifyingly Real Ways the World Wants You Dead, or find him on Twitter, Facebook and his own site, I Fight Robots because he- no, hold on a second. Did he really just say God likes anal? What the fuck is this guys problem?


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There's no age limit when it comes to making a dancing fool out of yourself in order to get on the JumboTron. A pair of older Kentucky fans at Rupp Arena during Tuesday's 55-48 win over Alabama were proof of that.
Our pick for the winner of this dance-off is the Wildcats fan on the right, as he gets bonus points for his costume and for having a greater variety of dance moves than his counterpart on his left. That being said, the leftmost gentleman's willingness to incorporate a dance partner-in-crime must be saluted.


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Mario 64.
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Mario 64.
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Hmm, haven't tried Mario 64, so I won't choose one. I love SMG, so I will probably get Mario64 on the VC to try, then I will say!
I Just Got Galaxy from gamefly and although it is fairly easy so far I am enjoying it so much more than sm64 which i have on VC. I don't know what I am supposed to do on 64. The gameplay, controls and visuals are way better.
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This game really held my attention, it made me actually not want to stop playin, yea it was easy but the game play was just great.
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one of two alternate forms of a gene that can have the same locus on homologous chromosomes and are responsible for alternative traits
strands run in opposite direction in the arrangement of the sugar-phosphate backbones in a DNA double helix.
in a eukaryotic cell, one of the structures in the nucleus that are made up of DNA and protein; in a prokaryotic cell, the main ring of DNA.
a specific sequence of three adjacent bases on a strand of DNA or RNA that provides genetic code information for a particular amino acid
dark repair
Mechanism for repair of damaged DNA by several enzymes that do not require light for activation; they excise defective nucleotide sequences and replace them with DNA complementary to the unaltered DNA strand
deaminating agent
point mutation; chemical mutagen/agent that removes an amino group from base of normal DNA
Two adjacent pyrimidines bonded together in a DNA strand, usually as a result of exposure to ultraviolet rays
DNA polymerase
enzyme that moves along behind the replication fork to makes a long strand of DNA; attaches at the replication fork; "proofreads" new DNA strands
feedback inhibitor
the inhibition of a enzyme in a metabolic pathway by the final product of that pathway
induced mutation
produced by mutagens (chemical agents or radiation); increases mutation rate above spontaneous mutation rate
lagging strand
backward; new strand of DNA formed in short, discontinuous DNA setments during DNA replication
leading strand
new strand of DNA formed as a continuous strand during DNA replication; easier direction for polymerase to add neucleotides
alkylating agent
a chemical mutagen that can add alkyl groups to DNA bases, altering their shapes and causing errors in the base paring
Ames test
test used to determine whether a particular substance is mutagenic, based on its ability to induce jmutatjions in auxotrophic bacteria`
base analog
a chemical mutagen similar in molecular structure to one of the nitrogenous bases found in DNA that causes point mutation
constitutive enzyme
an enzyme that is synthesized continuously regardless of the nutrients available to the organism
enzyme repression
mechanism by which the presence of a particular metabolite reppresses the genes coding for enzymes used in its synthesis
fluctuation test
a test used to determine that resistance to chemical substances occurs spontaineously rather than being induced
messeger RNA (mRNA)
a type of RNA that carries the information from DNA to dictate the arrangement of amino acids in a protein
nonsense codon
aka terminator codon; a set of three bases in a gene (or mRNA) that does not code for an amino acid
Okazaki fragment
one of the short, discontinuous DNA segments formed on the lagging strand during DNA replication
polymerase chain reaction
technique that produces a billion or more identical copies of a DNA fragment without needing a celel
RNA polymerase
an enzyme that binds to one strand of exposed DNA during transcription and catalyzes the synthesis to RNA from the DNA template
semiconservative replication
process in replication that ends up with a strand of old (parent) DNA and new DNA
start codon
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stop codon
aka terminator codon; the last codon to be translated in a molecule of mRNA, causing the ribosome to release from the mRNA
transfer RNA (tRNA)
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steps to transfer DNA to protein
replication (get DNA), transcription (get RNA), translation (get protein)
messenger RNA (mRNA)
carries information from DNA for synthesis of protein; has codons; attaches to ribosomes
deaminating agent
removes an amino acid group from a nitrogenous group; results to a point mutation; ex; nitrous acid that is added to hot dogs
alkylating agent
adds alkyl group which results in incorrect pairing; results to a point mutation; ex: mustard gas
acridine derivative
inserts DNA ladder between backbones to form a new rung; distorts helis; causes framshift mutation;
light repair (photoreactivation)
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A Note From DanJul 01, 2016 | A Note From The CEO
Dear Members,
It is with great pleasure I write to you as your Credit Union's new President and CEO. As we communicated in January, our previous CEO – Dennis Huber – planned to retire in June of this year. Having announced his plan to the Board of Directors two years ago, it allowed them ample time to conduct their search for a new CEO. In January of this year, I was named President of the Credit Union, with a six-month transition to President and CEO...Read More
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