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To confirm linkage of the locus of the major form of hyperekplexia to markers on chromosome 5q, to screen for a point mutation in the gene encoding the α1 subunit of the glycine receptor, and to investigate whether the putative "minor" form of hyperekplexia, consisting of an excessive startle response without stiffness, is based on the same genetic defect as the major form.
A survey of various symptoms of hyperekplexia was performed in the Dutch pedigree. Linkage studies were performed for these symptoms.
Subjects were visited at home, and the genetic study was performed at University Hospital Leiden, (the Netherlands).
A history was taken from 76 subjects in the pedigree, and neurologic examinations were performed on 61 subjects from four generations of the pedigree. Main Outcome Measures: The main outcome measures were lod scores for markers on chromosome 5q for the major and minor forms of hyperekplexia and periodic leg movements during sleep. Mutations in the α1 subunit of the glycine receptor were detected by screening the exons with denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis.
Exaggerated startle responses were reported in 44 patients. The major form consisted of stiffness in addition to the excessive startle reaction and occurred in 28 subjects. Sixteen of 44 subjects had startle responses without stiffness, indicating the minor form. Linkage was found between markers CSF1-R, D5S209, and D5S119 and the disease locus for the major form, but not for the minor form. The α1 subunit of the glycine receptor showed a G to A transition mutation in codon 271 for the major form, but not for the minor form.
Linkage and an abnormal glycine receptor were found only in the major form of hyperekplexia. Recognition of a major form is based on additional stiffness. This is therefore the most important diagnostic symptom. The minor form is not a different expression of the same genetic defect and may represent a normal but pronounced startle response.
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Unlikely. This is one topic where getting the majority of schools to agree just isn't going to happen. If realignment is going to happen in any true sense, however, I'd be in favor of a more drastic change by going to a one- or three-division format, keeping limited annual rivalry games and perhaps employing an unbalanced schedule to allow weaker teams to play more often and the best teams to go head-to-head more often.
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@DavidHaleESPN if both UL and Clemson lose (like the Auburn and LSU games last week) does WF win the ACC. 😂
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Manhattan native and physicist, who once worked on the Manhattan Project, was a pioneer of eight-track studio recordings, credited with introducing the first eight-track recording machine into a major studio in 1957.
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Tuesday Morning Quarterback opines this week that manly men don't punt. I was especially surprised that Detroit punted with fourth-and-1 at midfield, down 24-7. I mean, you should go for it on fourth-and-1 at midfield almost all the time, but when you're down 24-7 and just playing out the string anyway, what can it possibly hurt to go for it?
I'm always a big fan of the all-unwanted all pros, and this year TMQ reminds us that Rod Smith was unwanted at the start of his college career and his pro career but may very well end up in Canton.
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Until last night, the only thing Kyle Boller had in common with Tom Brady was Tara Reid. OK, nothing's changed on that front, but after throwing three TDs on 19 of 27 passing, Boller may have earned the right to return as the starter in 2006. The performance was easily his best as a professional, and at one point John Madden even described Boller's throwing motion as "a thing of beauty." (Must ... fight ... urge ... to leave ... snarky ... comment.)
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20 Dec 2005, 01:16am by Aaron Schatz
According to offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak, Denver has improved itself in the red zone by spreading the ball around to different receivers instead of just Rod Smith and Patrick Hape. Oh, I miss Patrick Hape. The NFL ranks the Denver offense sixth in red-zone efficiency. DVOA ranks Denver 11th -- but they were horrible in the red zone during the first three weeks. (Mentioning this was one of the reasons that the Denver fans were so angry at me.) DVOA ranks Denver fifth in the red zone during Weeks 4-15.
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19 Dec 2005, 09:52am by P. Ryan Wilson
OK, raise your hand if Rex Grossman was A LOT better than you expected. But hey, like Joe Thiesmann said last night, "[Grossman's] decisions are decisive," and I'm sure that had a lot to do with it. (bugmenot/free registration required)
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19 Dec 2005, 09:44am by Aaron Schatz
"Brady again proves he's amazing in win over Bucs," says Peter King. I thought the pressure Brady was getting on the offensive line was very impressive. Alex Smith in particular could not block Brady. New England is up to number two in Peter King's "Fine Fifteen." By the way, that loss to Kansas City apparently never happened.
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17 Dec 2005, 09:10pm by Aaron Schatz
New York Times readers, let me introduce THE SYSTEM. That, of course, is the infamous rule that Southern/dome teams struggle when playing in a colder climate after October 31. But wait, you say, THE SYSTEM hasn't worked very well this year. I've got three words for you: abnormally warm autumn. So instead, we checked out records by kickoff temperature rather than date. Since 2000, dome teams are 15-41 when the kickoff temperature is 50 degrees or below -- and 2-13 when the temperature is freezing or below.
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16 Dec 2005, 04:22pm by P. Ryan Wilson
Unlike professional baseball, the have-nots in professional football are usually those teams that are grossly mismanaged or suffering through a bunch of injuries (or recently had their city demolished by a hurricane). Pasquarelli writes:
"The conventional wisdom is that this season of disparity is an aberration, and that things will return to normal in 2006. But watching the abnormal elements at work this season has certainly thrown a lot of NFL observers for a loop."
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16 Dec 2005, 12:32pm by P. Ryan Wilson
The 49ers could go any number of ways in this April's draft. That's one of the benefits of winning four games in almost two seasons -- anybody you draft will most likely be an upgrade. Running back Kevan Barlow (he of the -6.3 DPAR), has let the organization know that he -- and not Reggie Bush -- is the future in San Francisco. The article notes that, "... the 49ers' stick-thin roster arguably is thickest at running back." And when you think about all the problems facing Mike Nolan, I don't think Barlow is anywhere near the top of the list.
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15 Dec 2005, 07:37pm by Michael David Smith
The former Raider, one of the most purely talented defensive linemen the game has seen but a player whose off-field problems eclipsed his on-field accomplishments, was in a car crash.
28 comments, Last at 17 Dec 2005, 6:49pm by big_adventure
15 Dec 2005, 03:56pm by Al Bogdan
Four Vikings have been charged by local prosecutors in connection with the sex boat scandal. Federal prosecutors have declined to press any charges. The four Vikings are Daunte Culpepper, Bryant McKennie, Fred Smoot, and Mo Williams, who were all charged with indecent conduct, disorderly conduct, and lewd or lascivicious conduct.
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Trevor Siemian and Carson Wentz rank in the bottom three in average air yards. Do good quarterbacks usually increase their air yards with more experience, or do their passes actually get shorter over time?


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Homeschool: The Best Environment for Learning Science (Keynote)
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Homeschooling parents are often faced with a difficult decision when their children reach high school age. Typically, the parents feel they are just not able to teach the more demanding courses that are required at the high school level. As a result, many parents feel that they must send their children to school for a proper high school education. In this seminar, Dr. Jay L. Wile, a former teacher at both the university and high school levels, will explain why such a decision is not in the best interest of the student. Using data gathered from many different sources, including his own experiences, Dr. Wile demonstrates that homeschooled students are better academically prepared and better socialized than their publicly- or privately-schooled counterparts. These facts allow Dr. Wile to make a compelling case that the best thing for a homeschooled student is to stay in homeschool, regardless of the parent's academic abilities.
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Homeschooling families—especially those who have recently decided to leave the government school system—constantly find themselves on the hunt for good curriculum to help them teach their children. Sincere parents struggle to give their children a solid educational roadmap, and in the process end up recreating within their home the problems that pervade the public education system. Should faceless curriculum creators dictate what your child learns, and when? Or is there a better way? Join homeschooling dad, bestselling author, and public policy expert, Connor Boyack, as he explains the theory of passion-driven education, and some compelling examples of how it works. More importantly, you'll learn simple, practical tips for helping your children discover their interests and acquire both general and specialized knowledge as they pursue those interests. Especially as homeschoolers, we should never hear the question "Why do I have to learn this?" from our children. Come learn how passion-driven education solves that problem, and can enable your child to truly love learning.
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How this one simple concept – creating a club – can solve socialization, consistency, and burn-out issues, turn weaknesses into strengths and strengths into passions, unify your family, free up your time, and put joy back into the homeschooling process! Come for ideas, ways to get started, see resources, and hear the stories that prove the benefits of Club Schooling are NOT too good to be true!
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Do you feel overwhelmed with all the choices for curriculum out there? Do you worry that you might be missing out on something better than what you have? Many homeschoolers seem to be in a constant search for the perfect curriculum. In this class, we'll talk about finding the perfect curriculum for you – and more importantly, why it's NOT the curriculum that will make your homeschool successful! You can be confident with what you DO choose to use.
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Is your math just making calculators out of your kids? If so, why are they memorizing math rules and procedures or even studying math at all if they have an actual calculator that can do everything their being taught? The hard truth is, we don't need human calculators any more, we need self-reliant, powerful thinkers. Think about it, no one sat down with Isaac Newton and told him: "here are the 3 steps to do calculus." He had to observe patterns. He struggled. He hypothesized. He experimented. He failed. And then, he discovered calculus. Your kids can do this too. They can become self-reliant thinkers through what I call the Discovery Method. Families across the world have are thriving in this new approach to math. For them, math has become an engaging and powerful part of their homeschooling. They've learned to unlock the potential that mathematics has to teach their children how to think and reason and become self- reliant problem solvers. So if you think to yourself: I am worried that my kids are behind in math. I'm not sure I know math, so how am I supposed to teach it? I am sick of sending my kids off with workbooks. I wish my kids didn't dread doing math. I wish I didn't dread math time. My kids are doing the work, but are they really learning math? Then this presentation is for you. Come learn how you can do this in your home, no matter what curriculum you are using. It's time to create the math program you really want.
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So you've spent the last decade helping your child learn math. Hundreds of hours of flash cards and worksheets and $$$ on textbooks and now all that effort is about to be judged by the "supreme math court," the ACT/SAT test. This judgment day can be a daunting and stressful time for your student and you too– hardest of all is that their time to complete their preparation now seems so limited, counting down the days and months before the test. How do you maximize the time that your student has to get the best result possible? Should they cram? Should they just take a million practice tests? Should they wait another year? These are difficult questions that millions of parents have struggled with before. There is an answer to these questions. In fact, the answer is surprisingly simple – and I've seen it help every age of student with every math background find success on the ACT/SAT. If you have teenage students, no matter how strong or weak their math talent, this presentation is for you. Come learn the one simple secret to maximize the results of your student on these high-stakes tests.
Teaching Literature and Language Arts
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Not all literature is created equal. Do we really need to learn grammar? How do you encourage your kids to write? Come find ways to use the best of what is available, create a love of language and reading, and reasons to leave the mediocre outside your door. Ideas for teaching your family from preschool through the high school years and beyond! You don't need an English degree to provide a well-planned and enriching language arts/literature experience for your family.
Leadership Is A Way Of Life
Presented by Charles Fonbuena
When I ask parents and educators alike what they want their children and students to get out of their 13 to 15 year pre-college education experience, rarely do I hear higher test scores. The more common responses I get are personal responsibility, problem solving skills, love of learning, confidence, working well with others, perseverance, make wise choices, etc.- in a word… Leadership!This interactive class is intended to define what it means to lead yourself as well as others, go through the four parts of leadership, identify the restraining forces to leadership,and give participants a system to make leadership a way of life.
Presented by Antoinette France
The study of history opens the door for our children to understand the ways people live, relate, and affect each other. It also allows us to provide real-life heroes for our children to emulate. This class will discuss effective methods of history and hero study without the use of textbooks. Come discover resources that are fun, user-friendly, and will open the world for you and your child.
Why "Tyrannosaurus" and not if? Making sure my child is reaching developmental milestones
Presented by Cindy Gardner
Why do we seem to read and remember the big words and not the easy little ones? How does my child learn? How do I help my child with with alternative methods of learning such as dyslexia, ADHD, and autism. Reaching a child with their specific learning style will increase memory and processing skills. Learn how to increase scholastic skills through teaching a child through their learning style.
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An individual's self Identity is the beginning and source of both intelligence and behavior. All behavior is the result of a need that is not being met. Meet the need and the behavior ceases to exist.
Charlotte Mason and the Power of Narration
Presented by Penny Gardner
After background information on Charlotte Mason, we will focus on the power of narration. Many home educators, including the presenter, find that narration works wonders with reluctant or struggling young writers. This class is appropriate for newbies and for experienced home educators who are looking for something different. Charlotte Mason's ideas are applicable to all ages and subjects.
The ART of Writing
Add appreciation of great art to your homeschool. The philosophy of Charlotte Mason, the originator of art and music appreciation at the elementary level, influences our approach to this enjoyable subject which may take as little time as a few minutes a week. We will also explore using great art as a way to inspire specific kinds of writing, including: following a text structure; writing poetry; narrative writing; and opinion writing.
How to Start and Maintain a Successful Co-Op
Presented by Jen Goostrey
A Co-Op can bring life-long friendships and pure joy to your homeschooling journey. Co-Ops come in all shapes and sizes and are as varied as the families they serve. Come gather ideas on where to start, learn pitfalls to avoid, and discover how to successfully maintain a vibrant, active Co-Op.
The Science of Motivation
Presented by Adam Hailstone
Personal motivation is not always easy to come by. Motivating others, especially youth, can be even harder. Too often parents, teachers and employers use methods to motivate others that work in the short term but do not last; or even worse, have long lasting negative effects. In this workshop you will learn the behavioral science behind human motivation and how to nurture deep intrinsic motivation in your children so that they can achieve their greatest potential. Plus, you will learn how to get more motivation in your life as well.
Climbing Tree
Presented by Joe Hoskisson
Climbing Tree is developing a community-driven directory of resources which will help home schooling parents get connected with apps and websites to help them teach STEM topics (science, technology, engineering, math). I will show participants how Climbing Tree's directory works and how they can use it to discover websites and apps, how they can rate and comment on each website or app, and how they can recommend websites or apps to be added to the directory. The directory focuses on resources to help teach kids from ages 6 to 14.
Becoming a Present Parent:Skills and Touchpoints for Distracted and Overly Busy Parents
Presented by Mary Ann Johnson
Do you feel you should spend more time with your family? Do you feel the time you do spend is lacking in real connection? Do you go to bed wishing you felt better about 'HOW' you were with your kids during the day? This class explodes the myth that connecting with our children and having meaningful relationships requires lots of time and special planning. You can be present with the people you care about and love most during the everyday business of life. This class demonstrates what being Present looks like in an average, busy family. It offers skills and techniques that you can implement every day with each child, that require only a few minutes at a time. The information will leave you feeling hopeful and heartened that, yes, you can have a family culture of closeness and peace while living in the fast-paced world of the 21st century!
LDS Education at Home, on The Millennial Path
Presented by Joyce Kinmont
In the early days of the LDS Church, all education was religiously based. When the idea of "free" government-supported schools was introduced in the Utah Territory, our LDS Church leaders spoke against it — but many Saints liked the idea. When the Utah Legislature voted for government schooling as a condition of statehood, those same LDS Church leaders gave their support to the government system. President John Taylor became the first State Superintendent! However, LDS Church leaders begged the Saints to continue using and paying for Church schools. The Saints chose "free," and eventually the Church schools were closed.
Today, the world has moved far, far away from Latter-day Saint values. Parents might ask: Should we go back to the educational methods and philosophies of Joseph and Brigham? Should we also adopt into our own "secular" education the philosophies now being taught by our current Church leaders? What will education look like in the Millennium?
In this class session (which will continue on our website afterward) we will use scriptures, the words of our Prophets, and some other resources to help us think through what we can do in our homes to move toward a Zion education — regardless of where our children attend school. We will look at how children learn, what they should learn, and how we should teach. Is there help from the other side? A favorite hymn (#27) tells us that Joseph, after passing through the veil, "can plan for his brethren." Surely those plans include education. Surely we who are searching shall find answers for our families.
"You will see the day that Zion will be as far ahead of the outside world in everything pertaining to learning of every kind as we are to-day in regard to religious matters." – President John Taylor
How to build an online portfolio for college admissions, resumes and influence
Presented by Daniela Larsen
Whether it is to open doors to college admissions, job opportunities or to have influence, an online presence and portfolio are vital. Come learn how easy it is to help your youth build a website to showcase their education, interests and contributions.
Real Life and Homeschool Can Work Together
Presented by Elizabeth Lauber
What does an academic day look like? Is it possible to address each child's individual challenges and interests? How do you fit it all in? What about holidays, family emergencies, new babies, teenage drama, and keeping up the house? Is there time to be a wife and mother if I am also a teacher? Home schooling requires that home life looks different than the norm, but it is doable, and can be such a joy! Come see how two generations of our family survived chronic illness, surgeries, deployments, babies, unemployment, and real life. You can do this!
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Led by the UHEA Board members, we will explain legal issues facing homeschooling families and answer any questions or concerns you may have.
How to use Discover 4-H Clubs to teach youth life skills
Presented by Dr. Stacey MacArthur
Discover 4-H Clubs are the Easy Button to teaching youth in a hands-on learning format. These guides help anyone get started in 4-H with six club meetings in each project area.
Ditch Grade Levels – Teach Mastery!
Presented by Dianne McLean
Are you exhausted trying to flip one lesson plan at a time and feeling boxed in to grade levels? Grade levels were designed to keep everyone the same and holds most kids back. Ditching them will open up a whole new perspective on educating children. This powerful strategy works for gifted children, ordinary children, special needs children, and children who are constantly being told they are "behind". We will use two subjects, math and language arts, to demonstrate how this is done.
Homeschooling Laws
Presented by Karianne Lisonbee
Karianne Lisonbee loves homeschooling her six wonderful children. She began homeschooling 18 years ago. She serves on the city council in her community and serves as the legislative liaison for the UHEA. In her spare time, she enjoys martial arts, cooking, and doing genealogical research for herself and others.
The Not So Known Secret For Homeschool Success!
Presented by Nicholeen Peck
No matter the curriculum or philosophy you are using in your homeschool there is one thing that could make it all better. After years of homeschooling and seeing what makes other homeschool families successful too I have realized that when parents implement one powerful thing into their home culture homeschooling becomes way more powerful! When parents and children know this one secret for homeschool success they are happier with homeschool and their family relationships improve as well. Come learn the secret for a really great education and powerful home culture as well.
Homeschooling 101
Presented by ToriAnn Perkey
Thinking about homeschooling as an option for your children, but don't know where to start? New to homeschooling and feeling overwhelmed with the wide array of available choices? Join ToriAnn as she presents a step-by-step process that explains how to begin choosing curriculum, reviews different homeschool philosophies and explains teaching styles.
Ready, Set, Go: Working Backwards to Move Forward—Creating Your Homeschool VisionDo you ever feel guilt, fear, or worry about the direction your homeschool is taking? Are you just starting as a homeschooler and don't know where to begin? Have you been homeschooling for awhile but can't find the fire that got you going in the first place? Come learn how to create a vision for your homeschool so that you can craft goals and a plan that move your children forward and upward. You can release yourself from fear and guilt–the two deadly homeschool demons that sit on the shoulders of so many homeschool moms and dads.
Nature Studies
Presented by Karen Rackliffe
Nature studies combines science, exercise, art, writing and a variety of other subjects. It does this by gifting your child with the space to observe, record, study and imagine. With a journal and a few art supplies your child, and you as well, can embark on a grand adventure to discover the world we live in. This class will explain the down and dirty joys of nature study, point you to the best supplies, discuss how to make it all work and how you can foster a passion for learning in your children.
Simply Phonics
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Music Education in the Homeschool Setting
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There are many different music educational approaches including the Orff, Kodaly, and Dalcroze methods. I'll demonstrate how they can be applied in the homeschool setting. This includes writing rhythm chants, playing with percussion instruments, dancing with props, and learning to sight-read with solfege (Do, Re, Mi). Class will be hands on and participation is encouraged.
Inspiring Children to Love Math
Presented by Amber Stephenson
Are you tired of fighting your child to do math? Are you wondering how you will ever inspire your child to do Math when you don't get it yourself? Would you like fresh ideas and a new approach? Amber's experiences with math changed the course of her life! Learn her story plus techniques and approaches that work. Know how to help your children love math. Feel confident teaching Math.


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Carson Wentz and the Eagles are atop our rankings followed by the Broncos. Read more »
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The continued excellence of Bill Belichick, the one-sided Battle of Pennsylvania, Washington's huge win over the Giants, Cleveland's baby steps, Adrian Peterson's future and more. Read more »
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The battle of Pennsylvania is the only Sunday game pitting two undefeated teams against one another while the Giants will have a chance to bury Washington in the NFC East. Read more »
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Trevor Siemian and the Broncos rank second in the Trench Counter after Week 2. Read more »
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Steelers/Bengals headlines the Week 2 action while Dallas/Washington, Patriots/Dolphins, Buccaneers/Cardinals, Falcons/Raiders, Colts/Broncos and Vikings/Packers are other games of early significance. Read more »
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The NFL did not disappoint on opening weekend. Several games came down to one final drive, even one final play in some instances. Read more »
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Working with Virtual operating systems (Part II)
In the Working with Virtual operating systems, we learned some basic stuff about VM ware workstation and its configuration. In this article we will discuss the installation of a Virtual operating system.
Booting the operating system
As we have discussed already we can boot via two ways,
One is with the physical CD-ROM, and other with a Virtual drive. Mount the image with any virtual drive program for booting via virtual drive. And also remember to select the appropriate drive in the settings.
In the above figure, k: is the virtual drive I am going to use it for booting the Ubuntu OS. Verify your settings accordingly.
See the mounted image in the K: drive.
Starting the VM
When you re ready with the bootable CD or image, then click 'start this virtual machine'.
The VM will start and look for any bootable CD's or images in the path we specified. If it finds the image, it will start to load.
The OS will be booted within few minutes. Look the status bar for any error messages.
If any one has a red cross mark in it, it means there is an error. You have to change the settings accordingly.
Once you have loaded the OS the console screen will have a different cursor mark. You have to press ctrl+alt to switch between the host OS and the virtual OS (also called as guest OS)
Installing the OS
Installation is the same as real installation of ubuntu.
Booting process
You can easily find out from which the OS is booting, whether it's a CD image or from the virtual hard disk.
The first icon in the above image is CD drive, the second one is the Virtual hard disk, and the third one is the floppy drive. Since we have installed ubuntu in the virtual hard disk the second icon is shown in green color. The green color will blink in the background of the icon as shown in the figure.
Installing VMware tools
Vmware tools are the necessary modules for enhanced graphics and mouse movement.
Adding New Devices
Adding sound adapter
By default the sound adapter will be enabled.
You might want to hear the sound from the Virtual operating system thro your speaker or headphone. How to do it?
USB devices are recognized by the VM's.
Either host OS or the guest OS can have a control of the USB device at a time.
When you plug in a USB device, the control will be given to the host OS even if you have the guest OS powered on. To switch the control to the guest OS, select the USB device in the menu VM-> Removable Devices->USB Devices. Just select the device to switch the control. A notification will be shown in the system tray as 'found VMware USB device'. Then the control will be with the guest OS. If you want to give the control back to the host OS then deselect the USB device from the menu.
Adding a hard disk
This is an advanced option. You can view, access the files of the host system inside the guest OS.
To add the physical hard disk,
Goto settings and click add in the hardware tab
Add hardware wizard will open, in that click next. Select Hard Disk in the hardware types. In the next screen select 'Use a physical disk (for advanced users)'. It will show a warning dialog when you click the next button. The warning says that 'using a physical disk may cause loss of data or inability to boot'. Click OK.
In the usage details select 'Use entire disk' instead of 'Use individual partitions' to access all the drives.
The physical disk's configuration will be stored in a virtual disk file. The wizard will lead you to this screen.
Select finish to end the add hardware wizard.
When you reboot the VM you can see your whole physical disk inside the guest OS.
Some points to note:
Check the status bar whether all devices are in the working state while booting.
Only one operating system can have control over the USB device at a time.
Always shutdown the guest OS rather than clicking stop VM button in the toolbar.
You cannot edit the settings if you suspend the guest OS.
In this article we discussed the following.
Re: Working with Virtual operating systems (Part II)
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Re: Working with Virtual operating systems (Part II)
hi i downloaded win 95 iso file
i have the vm workstation..
i saw your tutorial....but after loading the file on the cd drive i dont knw what to do....
it gives me option wether to support cd with cmd , without or see the help file...
i go for with the cd drive...
thn what to do next?
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Saturday, September 24, 2016
djemaa el fna rotterdam
Djemaa el Fna Rotterdam.
At the Djemaa el Fna Rotterdam you can find three different markets; the Souk (to shop), the Food market (to taste delicious Moroccan food) and a crafts market (for workshops).
Today we went to the Museum park and it was an exciting 'sneak preview' for the Djemaa el Fna square in Marrakech next week. Oh, how I enjoyed the almond cookies, the sounds, the scents and colors.
You can still visit the Djemaa el Fna in Rotterdam tomorrow.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2016
suitcase size
Two weeks from now, we will start with the 6th edition of the Cool Crochet Workshop in Marrakech. Around this time we officially start with a welcome dinner on the rooftop terrace of riad Chambres d'Amis.
At the moment I'm working on new projects to make during our travels in and around Marrakech.
Twelve women from around the world will join the October workshop. Among them, there are four 'crocheteers' that already joined the workshop before, which I consider as a compliment!
Last April we did a stool-cover project for a small moroccan stool (think suitcase size) and everyone was so excited when we showed all the tiny little stools.
So big chance, we will repeat this project!
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Tuesday, September 20, 2016
adeus lisboa
The last day of our roadtrip in Portugal.
We made a trip from Porto to Coimbra, to Nazaré, to Lisbon. We enjoyed every minute and did great things! It has been a wonderful summer holiday, which already ended two weeks ago.
Because of the many roadtrip posts, I was able to hold on to that relaxed Portuguese holiday feeling.
(and the last breakfast cake from Baixa House we took back home)
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Labels: baixa house, inspiration, jardim do torel, laundry, lisboa, lisbon, pessoa, places to go, portugal, roadtrip portugal, street art, summer holidays
Monday, September 19, 2016
lisboa alfama
Roadtrip Portugal 2016.
A photo report of the streets of Alfama, a visit to the Feira da Ladra. On the hottest day of the week we escaped the city and took the train to Estoril, where you literally step out on the beach. (apparently the nordic walking ladies didn't suffer from the heat)
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Genetic variations of solute carrier family 30 (zinc transporter) member 8 (SLC30A8) are not associated with polycystic ovary syndrome
No statistically significant differences in genotype and allele frequencies of single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) rs13266634 in gene SLC30A8 were found between patients with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and healthy controls. No associations were observed between genotype of rs13266634 and the quantitative clinical features of PCOS patients in the PCOS group after adjustment for body mass index.
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Metabolic and cardiovascular genes in polycystic ovary syndrome: A candidate-wide association study (CWAS)[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The role of metabolic disturbance in polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) has been well established, with insulin resistance and the resulting compensatory hyperinsulinemia thought to promote hyperandrogenemia. Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have established a large number of loci for metabolic conditions such as type 2 diabetes and obesity. A subset of these loci has been investigated for a role in PCOS; these studies generally have not revealed a confirmed role for these loci in PCOS risk. However, a large scale investigation of genes related to these pathways has not previously been performed. We conducted a two stage case control association study of 121,715 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) selected to represent susceptibility loci associated with traits such as type 2 diabetes, obesity measures, lipid levels and cardiovascular function using the Cardio-Metabochip in 847 PCOS cases and 845 controls. Several hypothesis-generating associations with PCOS were observed (top SNP rs2129107, P=3.8×10(-6)). We did not find any loci definitively associated with PCOS after strict correction for multiple testing, suggesting that cardio-metabolic loci are not major risk factors underlying the susceptibility to PCOS.
Polycystic ovary syndrome is not associated with polymorphisms of the TCF7L2, CDKAL1, HHEX, KCNJ11, FTO and SLC30A8 genes[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Insulin resistance is a core feature of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Recently, genome-wide association studies have reported a number of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) with reproducible associations and susceptibilities to type 2 diabetes. We examined the potential association between the diabetogenic genes uncovered in the genome-wide association studies and PCOS in Korean women. Case-control study. Women with or without PCOS. DNA samples from 377 patients with PCOS and 386 age-matched controls were genotyped. None of the 12 SNPs in the six genes (KCNJ11, TCF7L2, SLC30A8, HHEX, FTO and CDKAL1) uncovered in the genome-wide association studies were associated with PCOS. For further analysis, the patients with PCOS were divided into two or three subgroups according to genotype, and the associations between the genotypes and insulin resistance or insulin secretory capacity were assessed. No SNPs were significantly associated with HOMA-IR, HOMA (βcell) (%), or 2-h 75-g oral glucose tolerance test insulin levels in the patients with PCOS; there were no significant associations with other serum hormonal and metabolic markers, such as androgen or glucose levels. Our results suggest that the six type 2 diabetes-associated genes identified in genome-wide association studies are not associated with PCOS.
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