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Below is an excerpt from an e-mail that Paul Moede, the leadership development marketing director for Compassion U.S., sent to his family last week and also shared with his co-worker, Gayle White.
Paul is currently traveling in Uganda.
Today we visited a child survival program deep in a rural area. Sometimes it boggles my mind to see the joy of little kids who see a bus. They run alongside the road waving and laughing. Closest I'll ever be to a rock star. Unbelievably chaotic roads, traffic that is harrowing and market stalls that defy description. Sides of meat hanging in the sun. . . . fresh fruits and vegetables . . . and people thronging everywhere.
Thought I would tell you about a home visit today with a single mom and three children — and infant and two toddlers. The mom, Sauda, has recently been abandoned by her husband, and has no source of income at all — just a plot of garden from which to feed her family. I could tell you more, such as the day her mud and thatch hut caved in on her from the rain and she had to build a new hut by herself. About 7′ by 12′ for four people.
After we spent time with her, we left gifts for her children as well as a tub and bag of staples. Never in my life have I seen such a response to a gift — joy that she could not contain. She covered her face as she knelt before the food and started to sway back and forth. And then she erupted from the ground, raised her hands and started dancing. Now I'm not talking about subtle. I mean clap your hands, shake your booty, turn and sing at the top of your lungs dancing. And she went on for two minutes. The joy was so contagious all we could do was clap along with her and choke back the tears.
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Core samples, tide gauge readings, and, most recently, satellite measurements tell us that over the past century, the Global Mean Sea Level (GMSL) has risen by 4 to 8 inches (10 to 20 centimeters). However, the annual rate of rise over the past 20 years has been 0.13 inches (3.2 millimeters) a year, roughly twice the average speed of the preceding 80 years.
Over the past century, the burning of fossil fuels and other human and natural activities has released enormous amounts of heat-trapping gases into the atmosphere. These emissions have caused the Earth's surface temperature to rise, and the oceans absorb about 80 percent of this additional heat.
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Thermal expansion: When water heats up, it expands. About half of the past century's rise in sea level is attributable to warmer oceans simply occupying more space.
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Today is the day that thousands of school students receive their Leaving Cert results (that's their last exams before university, so translate it accordingly for your country). It inevitably prompts the same news stories each year (X students got 600 points! Exams are getting easier! Maths/English/whatever pass rates are dropping!) but it also makes me […]Read More
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A metal masterpiece. Will have you killing small animals in a heartbeat.
It is said that if you feed him after midnight, he shoots Gremlins from his anus
There are rumors that he can crack an ostrich egg between his ostrich eggs.
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A reliable source has said that if he swims the breaststroke, milk emanates from his teetlings.
Some say he was born unto a virgin, and that he can turn wine in to water.
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Apparently, his money shot could fill a safe.
Toney 'Can't Dig A Hole If You Are....." Douglas
For the next approximate month, TD23 will be in the crosshairs of critics, fans and analysts alike. Whether or no Melo is the chief facilitator out of necessity, we need Douglas to find a rhythm, create a flow, that bolsters the output of his co-workers. STAT needs Toney to establish a double threat offensive game.
GS achieve the upset in their second game of the season against Chicago.
Stephen Curry injures that reoccurring ankle injury: may be out against us, haven't checked.
GS got a mere 17 points out of their reserves in the game. We will need our second unit to be effective against theirs, to establish a chokehold on any effective, unforeseen output.
Ellis is the man to watch, as always, from the Warriors. If we can isolate him from a playmaking role, which shouldn't be hard, and render him as ineffective as possible, this matchup will be mores in our favor than it already is on paper.
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TR1LL1ON. Once rhymed a dude in to submission in a thread. A win for poets everywhere.
One game into their first full season with Carmelo Anthony and Amare Stoudemire, the New York Knicks have already accomplished something they failed to do last season.
With a win in their second game, they would achieve a feat that has eluded them for more than a decade.
After a promising opener, the Knicks look to start a season with consecutive wins for the first time since 1999 on Wednesday night when they visit the Golden State Warriors, who will likely be without star guard Stephen Curry.
New York beat Boston 106-104 on Christmas after going 0-8 against the division rival Celtics last season, including a sweep in the first round of the playoffs.
Its a long year, but this game was very important for us to get off to a great start, Stoudemire said.
Anthony scored 37 points and Stoudemire added 21, and the pair of All-Stars combined to shoot 18 for 28 from the field and 6 for 9 from 3-point range as the Knicks overcame a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit.
Most importantly for us, as a new team, we showed something, Anthony said. We came together as a team. Even when we got down, there wasnt no frowns. Nobody was down. Mentally everybody was still up about it, and we willed our way to this win.
Early-season wins have been hard to come by for the Knicks (1-0) in recent years. New York hasnt won its first two games since opening 3-0 in 1999-2000, also the last season it won a playoff series.
The Knicks could have an easier time getting their second victory with Curry expected to rest his injured right ankle. Curry, who missed eight games with ankle problems last season and reinjured his right ankle in the preseason, had 21 points, 10 assists and six steals before landing awkwardly again Monday against Chicago.
Its frustrating that sprunge keeps coming up in to my throat on a fast break, Curry said.
Currys performance prior to the injury helped Golden State (1-1) bounce back from a season-opening loss with a 99-91 win over the Bulls, giving coach Mark Jackson his first career win.
I talked to the guys afterwards, and it means something because I dreamt of this moment, said Jackson, a point guard from New York who was the leagues Rookie of the Year with the Knicks in 1987-88. I told the guys I just didnt see the guys in uniform, but I thank God it was them because of their commitment, their focus, and their dedication. Im extremely proud of that group.
The Warriors, continuing a four-game homestand, went 26-15 at Oracle Arena last season and 10-31 on the road. They had won eight straight at home against the Knicks before falling 125-119 on Nov. 19, 2010, despite Monta Ellis 40 points.
Anthony was still playing for Denver while New York split two meetings with Golden State last season. He averaged 34.0 points for the Nuggets in two games against the Warriors, and is 19-6 against them in his career.
Former Knicks forward David Lee scored 28 points and 10 rebounds in his first career game against New York last season.
The Knicks, though, fortified their interior defense by trading for Tyson Chandler in the offseason. The 7-foot-1 center blocked six shots in his New York debut.
A REMINDER OF OUR GLORIOUS Xmas Day WIN. Like a hungover wrist-session, once just isn't enough.
5 now, but more will come later.
I have a feeling he is going to have one of these break out games soon. I have faith in Toney.
Curry won't be playing I read, good news for us!
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I know they say he's day to day but I really see Curry sitting out this one, GSW doesn't want risk further injury.Results from X-rays late Monday and an MRI on Tuesday were negative on the surgically repaired right ankle of Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry, who scored 21 points despite tweaking it in the 99-91 win against the Chicago Bulls.
But Curry will be a game-time decision for Wednesday's home game against the New York Knicks.
Curry, who also hurt the ankle in preseason and missed three practices, doesn't want to chance further injury, said his agent, Lance Young.
"With this shortened season and back-to backs, for him to be able to get four days of rest and get ready for Saturday (against the Philadelphia 76ers), he thought that (sitting out Wednesday) probably would be the right thing," Young said.
Curry, after Monday's game, tried to put the best spin on the condition of his ankle.
"It was comforting for me that it wasn't one of those just planting and moving kind of injuries like I had" injuring it last week in preseason, Curry said.
"It's still frustrating that this keeps coming up. I had this all last year so for me it's just trying to figure out why it keeps doing that and try to get it stronger."
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Knicks could definitely win this one. Scoring from the Bench will be an issue so I think Novak, Walker, and Balkman will see the bench minutes. Expect Baron to get a nice welcome since he is a returning all star not on a crappy team. It would be the equivalent of david lee in the Garden.
Toney has 6 assists and Tyson will foul Monta hard as he slashes to the basket..... Also I don't see curry playing he just helped beat the bulls so he can take a break on a high note.
Yeah Tommy D had that twitter post on his site saying that S Curry wasn't ruled out yet, but the comments from him/his agent were that he'd take this game off. I pick a close Knicks win, I'll say by 6, and I will take 7 assists for Toney Douglas, I know, I know, but that's my pick!
"Tough times don't last forever, tough people do"
Call me crazy, but I believe Toney will serve at least 8 dishes tonight. I know he had a slow start and isn't a born passer, but I still remember his games in March when Chauncey got injured. I have a lot of faith in TD23 and even if I'm a little naive I hope tonight he'll tell you where to go.
Got six for Toney.
Golden State still runs a fast uptempo game. Mike D is the master of this game, and they don't have Curry, so let's win this thing!
Amar'e has David Lee guarding him so I hope to see 30 points from Amar'e just saying
It's OK. David Lee gets rebounds at the expense of playing defense so who cares
I'm thinking seven but hoping for more like 11 who won last game's rep points? Maybe the results could be posted in a sticky? Fun to keep track. I was off by seven with Melo going over my 30 points prediction...not that I'm complaining.
Glorious as usual, Mr. 8's, glorious as usual.
This game is something of an early season litmus test for STAT. If he allows David Lee to pound and penetrate like Peter North in his prime, we can start more safely saying it's same ol' same ol'.
As well, it's yet another test to see how our backcourt can handle superior NBA guards -- is Rondo simply our/Douglas' kryptonite? We'll be finding out if that is aberration or simply a norm.


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Safeco Field Tour
Back in early May, Tim and I visited my folks in Seattle and went to five Mariners games. We also took a tour of Safeco Field one morning before the game. We got a bunch of great picts that I wanted to share, but never had time to put a "Safeco Tour' entry together before now.
So, here you go, finally.
We parked in the garage on Edgar Martinez Drive. The tour starts from the team store where I got a great deal on a new M's hat (that has been featured in every game entry since May 1st).
From the team store, we headed into a tunnel in the LF corner that led back toward home plate along the 3B line. We passed by the visitors' clubhouse. We were supposed to tour the visitors' clubhouse but the Oakland A's had arrived early – Boo A's!
We passed by the visitors' clubhouse and out the umpires' entrance to the field. The batting cage was set up at home plate for BP for that night's game. I took pictures to make this panoramic behind home plate:
We headed into the M's dugout and Tim sat in Ichiro's spot:
They let us hang out in the dugout for a long time and walk around on the warning track by the dugout. But you can't go on the grass. Here is a panoramic from the warning track:
Here's a similar panoramic from the "field" level — it didn't really work out as I planned, but I still like it:
Here's Tim and grandma hanging out by the M's dugout:
Here is the visitors' dugout and bat rack:
And a panoramic view from the visitors' dugout:
Here are Tim and I in the M's post-game interview room:
Next, our guide took us to the "Diamond Club" below the expensive seats behind home plate. The club is decorated with a bunch of old baseball photos including (as shown below) an interesting picture of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig on a fishing boat and Babe Ruth's contract from 1932. All of the artwork is from some dude's private collection — I can't remember who, one of the owners or someone like that. Anywhere, here are some pictures:
Next, we headed up to the (print) press box where I took this panoramic:
It would be pretty sweet to get to watch the games from this spot. Tim played with a microphone in the press box:
Tim was acting like he was the stadium announcer. However, our guide told us that this microphone is actually for the official scorer. He makes a decision on a play and relays the his play call through this microphone to the people who operate the scoreboard.
Next, we went to the owners' suite where they have this *sweet* view:
On the wall in the owners' suite, there are pictures of all of the owners. The picture below is the majority owner Hiroshi Yamauchi and a big stone with a message from Mr. Yamauchi carved into it:
In case you can't read it, the rock says:
"I acquired the Seattle Mariners as a gesture of goodwill to the citizens of the Pacific Northwest. I am very pleased that what I was asked to do in 1992 has culminated in a magnificent new ballpark. My hope is that SAFECO Field will be the home of the Mariners for generations to come." Hiroshi Yamauchi. Kyoto, Japan. July 15, 1999.
Here is some back story. When I was growing up an avid M's fan, I was bombarded every year with rumors and threats that the Mariners were going to move. The one that stands out the most is that they were going to move to Tampa-St. Pete to play at Tropicana Field.
At the same time that I was worrying about the fate of my beloved Mariners, Mr. Yamauchi's son-in-law was doing the same thing. Mr. Yamauchi owns Nintendo. He started it in Japan back in the day. Years ago, he brought Nintendo to the U.S. where it was based in the Seattle area. Mr. Yamauchi's son-in-law lived in Seattle and was a big Mariners fan. He was sick from the thought of the M's moving to Tampa-St. Pete. Luckily, he had a father-in-law who was flat out loaded. So he went to Mr. Yamauchi and asked him to buy the Mariners and keep them in Seattle. Mr. Yamauchi whipped out his checkbook. He has never been to Seattle. In fact, he's never been outside of Japan. But he bought the M's to say thanks to the good people of Seattle and to ensure that the M's would never leave Seattle.
Thanks, Mr. Yamauchi! YOU DA MAN!
Okay. More stuff. In the owners' suite, they also have the 1995 home plate from the Kingdome. This is the home plate across which Ken Griffey, Jr. slid on Edgar Martinez's division series winning double against the Yankees. Refuse to Lose!!! Great to see it up close:
Next, it was up to the upper deck for another panoramic:
Here are a couple shots from the picnic area behind home plate in the upper deck:
The picnic area looks nice for hanging out pre-game. However, you can't see the field from here. So I'm not sure if it gets much use during the game.
Next, we headed back down to the field level. The tour was winding down.
I took some shots of the main entrance behind home plate and the weird bat-thingy hanging from the ceiling:
Our guide told us that the bats in this thingy are all arranged as if the bat is being swung over and over and over.
So then the tour was concluded. On the way out of the stadium, I took shots for one more panoramic from down the LF line:
So that was the tour. Although I didn't convey it here, our tour guide (whose name I cannot recall) gave us a lot of information about the stadium. He was very knowledgable. He even answered one guy's questions about the grass at Qwest Field and Nationals Park.
The tour costs, I believe, $8 or $9 per person. Even for someone who has been to a lot of games at Safeco Field, I highly recommend taking the tour.
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Love the pictures. You have got to teach me how to do the panorama thing. Those are awesome.
First, fine a nice view of the field you want to document. Take a series of pictures panning across the field — try not to move the camera much. Second, edit them together with a photo editing program. I used to use Microsoft Picture It. However, my new canon came with a PhotoStitch program that does an amazing job of stitching the photos together.
I have several programs. I will have to see which ones are capable of doing that. We are headed to Atlanta to see them play the Red Sox i a couple of weeks. I will see what I can come up with.
That is really cheap for a tour I'll have to do that some time.
Nice pics Todd! I took Sarah to "Fanfest" in February at the Ballpark in Arlington. It's basically the same as your tour, just there's no tour guide. You can wander & roam as you wish. Both clubhouses, underground batting cages(that you can actually use), dugouts, running the bases (stay off the grass!), walking the warning track, & a bunch more. It's pretty cool, but that only happens once a year. I've never checked into a tour in Arlington, I'm curious now to know what they charge. Awesome panoramas too! When's your next game?
I think that most, if not all, teams have a feature on their webpage where you can order tickets for the stadium tour. Just check out the Rangers page. Fan Fest sounds awesome. The M's have a Fan Fest each year in the winter. I've never got to go to it because I always plan my trips back to Seattle for the regular season.
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The state Department of Corrections has announced the closure of two state prisons in our area. SCI Greensburg, located in Hempfield Township, will close, along with SCI Cresson, which is located in Cambria County.
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Home List of Titles A comparison of distributions for the runs scored per over in one-day international cricket matches
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- The distribution of runs per over (RPO) scored in one-day international cricket does not follow a known distribution. Bailey and Clarke (2008) used multiple linear regression to identify and weight 14 highly significant variables found to be independently predictive of RPO. This paper expands on this work by comparing a range of possible distributions for modeling RPO using both standard and novel approaches. Predictive capacity was determined by developing parameter estimates using 75% of the available 55000 overs and applying the subsequent prediction models to the remaining 25% of the data. Goodness of fit was determined by averaging the log of the predicted probabilities for the actual runs scored with the model producing the highest average indicative of the best fit to the data. Of the 10 approaches examined, a slivered binomial approach appeared to produce the best fit to the data, although due to the increased number of models required, considerable care is needed to ensure that the data is not over-fitted. Both the ordinal logistic regression and the negative binomial approach produced good fits to the data and were more simplistic in implementation. Although not significantly different from each other, these three approaches were significantly better than the remaining seven models that were considered (p<0.0001).
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World Trade Center monuments dedicated throughout the region.
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|BSC Campus Ministries December 2012)—The Campus Ministries (CM), Emerging Leaders Institute (ELI), and Student Life organizations at Bluefield State College hosted an "Annual Holiday Cheer" program during semester exams at Bluefield State College. The organizations offered students a bag of healthy snacks, cake, cookies, and a beverage. Pictured (left to right) during the program are: BSC student Sherri Rutherford, Dr. Felica Wooten Williams (CM & ELI Executive Director) Linda P. Trigg (ELI Director), Sasha Richmond (CM & ELI President), E. Lacy Watson (Advisor), BSC students Mardochee Isme and Samuel Dennah, BSC graduate Micah Blanks, and Ophelia Sims (Advisor).


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Novalon Games, a wholly owned subsidiary of OBJ Enterprises (OTCBB: OBJE), announced today that it has signed a letter of intent (LOI) to partner with a cutting-edge game developer and potentially license innovative biofeedback technology for use in its growing suite of mobile gaming applications.
Flying Mollusk, LLC, is a Los Angeles-based game development company that has become a leader in the implementation of advanced biofeedback tools to enhance video gaming experiences. The company has developed a breakthrough biofeedback technology that connects players to gaming devices via heart-monitoring sensors, which can then adapt gameplay to suit or challenge gamers' stress levels. It's a major innovation with the potential to shatter traditional limits on games' interactivity.
According to the terms of the LOI, OBJE will have an option period of 90 days to conduct due diligence toward licensing and revenue-sharing opportunities with Flying Mollusk, with the possibility of entering into potentially lucrative joint venture, development and partnership agreements.
"Flying Mollusk is integrating cutting-edge technologies into games in a way that's never been seen before," said OBJE CEO Paul Watson. "We are extremely excited to discuss ways that we might leverage their top-notch development team to help create a new slate of applications for the mobile market under the Novalon Games brand."
The company is working to build a robust portfolio of engaging new content to capitalize on the explosion in gaming across the globe. Through its gaming division, Obscene Interactive, OBJE is working to deliver new and innovative gaming products for the Apple App Store and Google Play market alongside companies such as Glu Mobile Inc. (NASDAQ: GLUU) and The9 Limited (NASDAQ: NCTY).
About Obscene Interactive
Obscene Interactive, a subsidiary of OBJ Enterprises, Inc. (OBJE), is an emerging global developer of mobile applications for smartphones and tablet computers. OBJE is building a portfolio of popular gaming titles crafted to appeal to a broad audience of consumers all over the world, supporting multiple mobile platforms for maximum marketing value. Obscene Interactive is focused on delivering the best in social gaming solutions to a mass market in order to capitalize on the rapid expansion of the mobile app marketplace.
For investment information and performance data, please visit www.ObsceneInteractive.com/investors.
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20th Cloud Expo, taking place June 6-8, 2017, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY, will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world. Cloud computing is now being embraced by a majority of enterprises of all sizes. Yesterday's debate about public vs. private has transformed into the reality of hybrid cloud: a recent survey shows that 74% of enterprises have a hybrid cloud strategy.
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Kids, this isn't your parents' Endless Love.
In the adaptation from Shana Feste, the director of Country Strong , the Scott Spencer novel of a romantic obsession so strong that it flirts with mental illness has had its sharp edges rubbed off, its dramatic weight lifted and its focus shifted.
There's nothing dangerous about this teen love. There's no showcase sex scene as in the 1981 Franco Zeffirelli adaptation starring Brooke Shields. The kids here come off as reasonable. The adults are the problem, but even their efforts to separate the lovebirds are watered down.
Still, the stellar cast keeps things real even if the lighter touches turn the film into a far more conventional teen romance.
Alex Pettyfer is David, the car mechanic's son who falls for the gorgeous Jade, played by Carrie co-star Gabriella Wilde.
They graduate from high school together but have never spoken. But David has seen "the possibility of us." And Jade, smothered by a family still mourning a brother who died two years before, is swept off her feet.
When he gets off on the wrong foot with her stern surgeon dad (a terrific Bruce Greenwood), David makes it up by fixing up the family's MGB. Jade's mom (Joely Richardson) is touched. Jade's brother (Rhys Wakefield of The Purge) is charmed.
But Dr. Hugh (Greenwood) has his daughter's future planned, and the plans start with a summer internship. The boy is interfering.
Feste, who also co-wrote the script, concocts what could have been an engaging, if stunningly predictable, Endless Love.
Greenwood and Richardson make a fine, discordant couple, and the young leads have chemistry. If only Feste had realized she had stripped almost all the conflict out of the story, that you can't flip motivations and turn everybody into "reasonable" people and have an interesting drama left over.


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Spokane Police Chief Frank Straub issued the following statement after the sentencing hearing of Karl Thompson.
"Today's decision brings closure to a very difficult time in our city's history. Both the people of Spokane and the Spokane Police Department have learned much from this tragic incident."
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The Secular Coalition for America, an umbrella organization of 13 nontheistic groups including American Atheists and the Freedom From Religion Foundation, recently issued a "report card" on members of Congress based on their votes on recent legislation involving church-state issues.
More than half of lawmakers received F's, meaning, in the coalition's eyes, they fail at upholding the separation of church and state.
A total of 42 legislators — 35 in the House and seven in the Senate — received A's. They were all Democrats.


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This is just a wierd brainstorm thats a little out there but could they be going to see Sarutobi Sasuke? We know Sasuke was named after him and he was a great shinobi. He would be super old but then look at Madara. Is this somewhat credible?
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Home List of Titles Adenosine metabolism in human erythrocytes: a study of some factors which affect the metabolic fate of adenosine in intact red cells in vitro
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/227291
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- Adenosine metabolism in human erythrocytes: a study of some factors which affect the metabolic fate of adenosine in intact red cells in vitro
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- Hawkins, Christopher F.; Kyd, Jennelle M.; Bagnara, Aldo S.
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- Adenosine metabolism was studied in intact human erythrocytes over a range of adenosine and intracellular phosphate concentration. The concentration of adenosine greatly influenced its partition between deamination via adenosine deaminase (EC 22.214.171.124) and phosphorylation via adenosine kinase (EC 126.96.36.199). For example, for cells incubated in a medium containing 1 mM phosphate, a single addition of 40 μM adenosine was largely deaminated (91% deaminated, 9% phosphorylated). Adenosine added to the incubation at lower concentration (0.5 μM) was largely phosphorylated (81% phosphorylated, 19% deaminated). This partition could be predicted from the known K(m) and V parameters of the kinase and deaminase reactions. Intracellular phosphate concentrations also affected the metabolism of adenosine, apparently by stimulating adenosine kinase activity in situ. The ratio of adenosine phosphorylated to adenosine deaminated was increased significantly by increases in the intracellular phosphate concentration. Thus, at 4 μM adenosine, approximately 30% of the adenosine was phosphorylated when the intracellular phosphate concentration was 1 mM. However, when the intracellular phosphate concentration was increased to 7.5 mM, the proportion of 4 μM adenosine phosphorylated increased to 70%. Our studies also revealed that the kinase was inhibited by high adenosine concentrations, especially when 50-100 μM adenosine was added to the incubation.
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- Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics, Vol. 202, no. 2 (Jul 1980), pp. 380-387
- Publication year
- 1980
- FOR Code(s)
- 0601 Biochemistry and Cell Biology
- Keyword(s)
- Adenosine; Adenosine deaminase; Adenosine kinase; Blood and hemopoietic system; Drug metabolism; Erythrocytes; Metabolism; Pharmacokinetics; Phosphorylation; Radioisotope
- Publisher
- Academic Press
- 0003-9861
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- Copyright © 1980. Published by Elsevier Inc.
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Laurier president holds town hall meetings on multi-campus governance
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Laurier President Dr. Max Blouw invites members of the Laurier community to attend one of two town hall meetings being held Tuesday, May 25 to share information on the progress of the President's Task Force on Multi-Campus Governance and the potential for a Laurier campus in Milton.
The first town hall meeting will start at 11 a.m. in the Senate and Board Chamber on the Waterloo campus. A second town hall meeting will take place at 3 p.m. in room 205 of the Odeon Building on the Brantford campus.
The President's Task Force on Multi-Campus Governance was established in March 2010 based on the premise that Laurier has been evolving as a multi-campus university since the opening of the Brantford campus in 1999. The Task Force is charged with examining Laurier's multi-campus reality and providing recommendations to the university community, including Senate and the Board of Governors, as to how a "Laurier federation" should be structured.
For more information about the Task Force and its terms of reference, click here.
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