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To introduce myself for this, my first blog at Psychology Today, I'm the author of The Sanctuary of Illness: A Memoir of Heart Disease, Hudson Whitman Press, 2014. The book rewinds and unravels my life during and after my three heart attacks.
The core argument of the memoir is a relational one: My recovery, as good as it can get after the damage of three myocardial infarctions, surged once I shared my condition with my long-time partner, Suzanna. In addition, I cut out dairy, ramped up my exercise, and added supplements. A no-oil Vegan and daily walker, I have lost 35 pounds as a plant-based eater, and it's been three years since my last angioplasty.
Forgoing self-help advice and Vegan recipes, I'm going to write short essays that combine journalism and criticism. I want to explore some of the ongoing mysteries of the heart: among them, how our hearts and their arteries developed as they did and why women avoid the early onset of heart disease while men do not.
I'll begin with this mystery: How was it that, before bypasses and stents, statin drugs and angioplasty, some heart patients survived longer than others when the only treatment was bed rest?
In September 1955, several months before he had to decide on a second term, President Dwight Eisenhower had a midnight heart attack (his wife Mamie drove him to a hospital). He was put on the blood thinner, Coumadin, and told to maintain his weight at 175 with a low-fat diet. The day of his infarct, he ate sausage, bacon, mush, hotcakes for breakfast; hamburger with raw onion for lunch; and roast lamb for dinner. Afterwards, he blamed his angina on the onion.
Heart patients of the time were routinely instructed to stay in bed for six months. As President, however, he couldn't stay in bed. The country needed him. His doctor had a novel solution—activate his recovery with movement sooner than was traditionally prescribed. In four weeks, Ike was back at work; in seven weeks, he was climbing stairs; and in four months, he announced his candidacy. He won, of course. And, after he left office in 1961, he lived another eight years.
But the real surprise in his treatment wasn't just enforced activity; it was also to activate his primary relationship. His doctor ordered the former general to cuddle with Mamie. Don't work in the evenings and spend time snuggling with her on the couch or in bed. The point was to calm him and lower his inflammation. The key to recovery was already there in his marriage. In a sense, that's what marriage is for. Apparently, Ike took the cue and cuddled.
There's a paradox here, especially for us: We believe the more medical intervention we have, the more quality of life ensues—but Eisenhower's case belies this. Medical fixes, which save us, save us only temporarily. They do not lengthen our time, remake our diets, or relax our competitiveness. Inflammation from stress exacerbates all illness. The lesson is that the body must balance movement and calm, which neither Lipitor nor a quadruple bypass can accomplish.
How odd that heart patients once had—before our surgical interventions—home remedies that cost nothing and worked for centuries, particularly for the willing. How odd also that we seem to have waylaid or lost such native wisdom. How might the caretaking effect be measured nowadays? Is lowering our blood pressure via companionship even studied?
One curiosity of heart recovery is the degree to which our partners contribute to our post-op well-being. What worked for Ike could work for us. The mystery is, why medicine has so little to say about the healing power of partnerships. Why don't more doctors prescribe activity and cuddling as facilely as they do surgery and drugs?


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Cookie Cure? Google Preps "AdID" to (Supposedly) Limit NSA, Advertiser Snooping
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Google Inc. (
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Some say Google knows too much -- particularly since recent disclosures reveal it
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I. Google Crafting Potential "Anonymous" ID Alternative to Cookies
In the wake of the
NSA scandal
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, Google thinks it has a novel solution -- AdID. Google has reportedly been distributing a closed door proposal to advertisers, which would do away with cookie based advertising, which is based on small residual text files stored in local directories on your machine which are often backed up to the cloud. Cookies uniquely identify the user -- but they often give away too much, showing logs of urls which reveal things you've bought, where you are, and more.
Google spokesman Rob Shilkin comments mysteriously:
Technological enhancements can improve users' security while ensuring the Web remains economically viable. We and others have a number of concepts in this area, but they're all at very early stages.
So far few partners and privacy advocates have received the pending proposal, but
The USA Today
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Google is contemplating an anonymous replacement for third party cookies.
Google's example will be closely watched, as it's not only the world's biggest internet advertiser, it's also the maker of the most used browser, Chrome. Chrome has past the Mozilla Foundation's Firefox -- long in second place -- and Microsoft Corp.'s (
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The IAB and third party advertisers are very nervous as Mozilla recently made the controversial decision to block many third-party cookies in Firefox. Mozilla has yet to fully implement that decision and has appeared to punt more than once, as it
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AdIDs feature stronger privacy protections including (reportedly) encryption, encryption, a 1 year
memory limit
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The real question is whether or not AdIDs will really safeguard your identity from Big Brother -- powerful nation states like the U.S. that increasingly feel the need to "watch" all communications on the internet. Unless Google publishes the standard in an open specification it's impossible to know how robust it is.
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Jun 5, 2008
New Podcast Recorded 6/5
If you're interested, Adam Caplan and I just recorded a new Podcast today. It's about 80 minutes long, and we go over each division in both conferences and discuss news, notes, roles, position battles, and much more.
By the way, I'm going to work on getting the Podcasts beefed up this year. I'd like to get a better quality audio, for one, but it's not easy since Adam and I are in different locations. But we're going to look into that. We're also going to regularly schedule these and allow listeners/users to log on and ask us questions via a chat room, and even come on the show to ask questions. With Adam officially on board after the merger of our companies, this Podcast is going to become a larger part of the site.
Also, in case you didn't know, we are for now at least still using a site called Talk Shoe. You can go to the Podcast's homepage on Talk Shoe and do a bunch of stuff. For one, you can subscribe to an RSS feed for the Podcast, so when we record a new one, you'll see that on your browser via the RSS feed. You can also subscribe to the Podcast via itunes. I've done this, and when I connect my ipod to my computer, it automatically downloads any new Podcasts on my ipod. You can even get text alerts when we do another. These are all reasons we may continue to use talk shoe, because they have a lot of tools, but I'm not sure people know they are available, so here's a heads up.
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Sex determination becomes important especially when bucks are the only legal quarry. When population levels are not up to par, hunters are allowed to take antlered deer only. Quite often the hunter shoots a deer thinking it is a buck and finds it was actually a doe. Many of these animals are purposely left to decay. This is a situation which is usually preventable. The hunter who has made this mistake has usually done so through neglect. In most cases he has simply not paid enough attention, while in others he has gotten impatient and trigger-happy.
On the other hand, sometimes looking for antlers can cost you a trophy because it is only at the last moment that the rack of a deer becomes visible.
The hunter should understand that he is not expected to kill every deer he sees and that missing a chance at a shot because he was cautious is never a failure. The deer will be there next time.
Antlers are not always conspicuous. Deer horns often blend in with the brush so well that they cannot be easily seen. It is sometimes necessary to make a rather swift scan over a group of approaching deer to determine which deer are of which gender. In such scans the shape of the body is the first consideration. Bucks and does are shaped differently. The doe is elegantly shaped as a rule. Normally she is shorter in height and in length than her male counterpart. She is smaller in comparison. Her head is more streamlined and not designed to support heavy antlers. A big physique, swollen neck, squared-off body, and of course, a pair of antlers obviously spells b.u.c.k.
The neck of a buck, especially during the rut, is greatly enlarged. The neck of a buck increases in diameter as much as ten inches immediately before the breeding cycle and stays that way until it ends. Glandular changes in hormones produce the swelling. The swelling is designed to make the buck's neck stronger as he uses his antlers in fighting other bucks for does to breed in the natural selection of the fittest breeding animals to produce future generations.
The difference in the general outline and shape of bucks and does will become more obvious the more experience one has in the field. The comparison is easily made when the two are spotted side-by-side.
Occasionally there are mature antlerless bucks. Bucks without antlers are generally either very young or very old. Castration produces antlerless bucks. Hormonal imbalances produce the antlered does.
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A large share of the world's remaining petroleum reserves is located in cold Arctic regions where people, the environment, vessels and installations are all more vulnerable. Statoil is one of the oil industry's pioneers when it comes to production in these areas.
Snøhvit is located at 70 degrees north, at the same latitude as the frozen seas north of Alaska. Winds, freezing temperatures and turbulent seas make extreme demands of those intending to function and survive here, whether it is the region's flora and fauna, traditional industry or oil and gas operations. In fact, the Snøhvit development represents an important breakthrough for energy recovery in the northern regions.
The surface of the sea reveals nothing. The Snøhvit field, the world's most northerly offshore gas-field, is in fact sheltered from the elements at a depth of 300 metres beneath the surface. Every day 20.8 million scm natural gas liquids and condensate are transported 143 kilometres through the seabed pipeline to Melkøya in Hammerfest. The Gulf Stream keeps the sea free of ice all year round. Winter storms, however, can whip up huge waves that make surface installations difficult to operate. On the seabed, however, all is peaceful. Here we can maintain a steady and stable production, unaffected by the temperature and conditions on the surface, in energy-efficient installations controlled remotely from land. The Snøhvit seabed installations have also been constructed in such a way that the fishing fleet can still operate here. Trawlers may be drawn over the seabed templates with no risk of entanglement.
The transport of unprocessed wellstream, through such a long seabed pipeline, poses several challenges. Due to the high pressure and the low temperature on the seabed, ice plugs will tend to form in the pipeline. We can avoid this by adding antifreeze at the wellheads, or by heating up the pipeline electrically as required. Such technology has been specially developed for the Norwegian continental shelf – a technology that is vital to the operation of offshore oil and gas fields in the far northern regions.
Published 2009-10-12, 09:10 CET. Updated 2009-11-23, 08:50 CET.
Energy Innovation by Statoil is a Linkedin discussion group on technological innovation in the energy industry.


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Do you know the formula for the sum of a geometric series?
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Library Faculty and Staff Publications & Presentations FY07
Aldrich, Michael H. "Picking the Correct Answer: Assessing Multiple Choice Final Exams in a Library Research Course." Georgia Library Quarterly. 43.3 (2006):13-18.
Flanders, E. Lorene. "A Day in the Life of a University Library Director." In Shontz, Priscilla K. and Richard A. Murray, eds. A Day in the Life: Career Options in Library and Information Science. Libraries Unlimited, 2007.
Flanders, E. Lorene; Myron House, and Jan Ruskell. "Georgia History in Pictures. From Rural Roots to Global Reach: Celebrating a Century of Success at the University of West Georgia." Georgia Historical Quarterly 91, 1 (Spring 2007): 70-82.
Flanders, E. Lorene and Lamonica Jenkins Sanford. "Constructivist Learning in a Curriculum-Integrated Workshop: A Library/Museum-Faculty Partnership for Teaching the Use of Historic Documents and Records." In Library Orientation Series no. 38. Valko, Theresa; Fabian, Sarah: and Stevens, Robert, eds. Discover, Connect, Engage: Creative Integration of Information Literacy. Arbor, Michigan: Pierian Press, 2006, Rev. ed. 2007.
Fulkerson, Diane. "Sorry the Collection You Need is Closed." Intellectual Freedom Round Table (IFRT) Report no. 67 (Summer 2007): 9. http://www.nd.edu/~jarcher/ifrtreport/no65.pdf
Fulkerson, Diane. Review of: Kissling, Elizabeth Arveda. Capitalizing on the Curse: The Business of Menstruation. Lynne Rlenner, 2006 Library Journal. Jun 15, 2006. Vol. 131, Iss. 11; p. 80.
Fulkerson, Diane. Review of: Silverstein, Michael with John Butman. Treasure Hunt: Inside the Mind of the New Consumer. Portfolio. May 2006 Library Journal. May 15, 2006. Vol. 131, Iss. 9; p. 109.
Fulkerson, Diane. Review of: Wortman, Marc. The Millionaires' Unit. Crown, 2006. Library Journal. May 1, 2006. Vol. 131, Iss. 8; p. 100.
Fulkerson, Diane. Review of: Arthur, Anthony. Radical Innocent: Upton Sinclair / Upton Sinclair and the Other American Century. Random. 2006. Library Journal. Apr 15, 2006. Vol. 131, Iss. 7; p. 85.
Fulkerson, Diane. Review of: Zeitz, Joshua. Flapper: The Notorious Life and Scandalous Times of the First Thoroughly Modern Woman. Crown. 2006 Library Journal. Feb 15, 2006. Vol. 131, Iss. 3; p. 134.
Fulkerson, Diane. Review of: Encyclopedia of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era. Sharpe Reference: M.E. Sharpe, 2005. Library Journal. Vol. 131, Iss. 1; p. 156.
Fulkerson, Diane. Review of: Traxel, David. Crusader Nation: The United States in Peace and the Great War, 1898-1920. Knopf, 2006. Library Journal. January 15, 2005. Vol. 130, Iss. 20; p. 148.
Fulkerson, Diane. Review of: Carlisle, Rodney P. ed. Day By Day: The Thirties. New York : Facts On File, 2007 Library Journal April 15, 2007, Vol. 132 Issue 9, p. 120-122.
Fulkerson, Diane. Review of: Shlaes, Amity. The Forgotten Man: A New History of the Great Depression. Harper Collins, 2007. Library Journal March 15, 2007, Vol. 132 Issue 9, p. 102.
Fulkerson, Diane. Review of: Higham, Charles. Dark Lady: Winston Churchill's Mother and Her World. New York: Carroll & Graf Publishers, 2007. Library Journal Xpress Reviews. February 1, 2007.
Fulkerson, Diane. Review of: MacKellar, Landis. The "Double Indemnity Murder": Ruth Snyder, Judd Gray, & New York's Crime of the Century. Syracuse University Press, 2006. Library Journal October 15, 2006, Vol. 131 Issue 17, p. 75.
Mitchell, Nicole and E. Lorene Flanders. "Annual Bibliography: Georgia History in 2005." Georgia Historical Quarterly 90, 3 (Fall 2006): 442-448.
Aldrich, Michael H. "Falling in Line: Curricular Alignment in a Library Credit Course." Georgia COMO Council of Media Organizations Conference. Athens, Georgia. 21 Sep 2006.
Aldrich, Michael H. "Government Documents: Collaborative Efforts to Enrich the Community's Knowledge Base." Atlanta Area Bibliographic Instruction Group (BIG) Annual Meeting Collaborate to Innovate! Information Literacy Partnerships Across the Community. Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia. 28 Jul 2006.
Cohen, Nadine, E. Lorene Flanders, Mindy Doler and Jeremy Worsham. "Scenic Routes to K-12 Information Literacy in Georgia." GIL Users Group Meeting, Macon State College, Macon, Georgia, 18 May 2006. http://gil.usg.edu/html/GUGM06/ScenicRoutes.ppt
Farley, Melissa. "Beginner's Guide to the Voyager Serials Module", GIL Users Group Meeting, Fort Valley State University, Fort Valley, Georgia.17 May 2007. http://gil.usg.edu/html/GUGM07/A8-gugm2007.doc
Flanders, E. Lorene. "Partnerships for a More Educated Georgia." In Cohen, Nadine, Mindy Doler, Jeremy Worsham and E. Lorene Flanders. "Scenic Routes to K-12 Information Literacy in Georgia." Atlanta Area Bibliographic Instruction Group Annual Meeting Collaborate to Innovate! Information Literacy Partnerships Across the Community. Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, 28 July 2006. http://ncohen.myweb.uga.edu/BIG2006.ppt
Flanders, E. Lorene. "Innovative Agent of Change: The Library's Role in the Development and Future of the University of West Georgia." Centennial Lecture Series. University of West Georgia. 9 March 2007. http://www.westga.edu/~library/depts/admin/buildingplans/centennial_lecture_2007.ppt
Flanders, E. Lorene. "Major Edward White, 1758-1812, Adjutant to the Marquis de Lafayette in the Virginia Campaign and at the Victory at Yorktown." Abraham Baldwin Chapter, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Carrollton, Georgia. 17 February 2007.
Flanders, E. Lorene. "Partnerships for Information Literacy." Georgia COMO Council of Media Organizations Conference. Athens, Georgia. 21 September 2006.
Flanders, E. Lorene and Jan Ruskell. "Library Partnerships to Support K-20 Information Literacy." Table Talk presentation. Southeastern Library Association Conference, Memphis, Tennessee, 7 April 2006.
Minton, Karen and Shirley Lankford. "The Online Library Learning Tutorial: It's Not Just for College Anymore." Georgia Conference on Information Literacy. Savannah, Georgia. 7 October 2006.


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Bria Hartley had 17 points, three rebounds, four assists and four steals to lead No. 1 UConn to a 70-49 victory over Ohio State Sunday before 1,134 in the final game of the Hall of Fame Challenge at the Mass Mutual Center.
The Huskies (9-0) have won 53 straight games and 18 straight championships during in-season tournaments dating back to a 57-37 loss to Vanderbilt in the first round of the Hilton Head Shootout Dec. 29, 1992.
Stefanie Dolson added 15 points, 13 rebounds, three assists and three blocks for UConn. Brianna Banks had 12 points and a career-high seven rebounds, while Breanna Stewart had with eight points (3-of-11 FG), nine rebounds and six blocks.
Moriah Jefferson finished with eight points, two rebounds, three assists and two steals.
Raven Ferguson led Ohio State (6-3) with 14 points and seven rebounds.
STAR OF THE GAME: Bria Hartley. She had 17 points, three rebounds, four assists and four steals in 37 minutes.
KEYS TO THE WIN: Leading 20-15 with 4:28 left in the half, the Huskies scored 13 straight points as part of 15-2 run. Banks had six in the run. Bria Hartley had five. Dolson had four. … The Huskies made seven of their last 10 shots of the first half, including their last six. … The Huskies held Ohio State to 26.9 percent shooting from the field in the first half. The Buckeyes went scoreless for stretches of 5:55 and 5:05 in the first half.
WORTH NOTING: Dolson recorded her fifth double-double of the season and has reached double figures in rebounds in six of the last seven games … Dolson had a season-high eight turnovers. … Stewart sat out the final 5:45 of the first half with two fouls. … The Huskies improved to 305-14 as the nation's No. 1 team. … Elvis Presley played at the Mass Mutual Center in 19975 and 1976.
UP NEXT: Thursday vs. UC-Davis at XL Center, 7 p.m. (SNY)


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A man has been convicted in connection with a 2012 crash on a Mesa freeway that killed two people.
Maricopa County prosecutors say 25-year-old Mark William Clary Jr. was found guilty of two counts of manslaughter, three counts of aggravated assault and leaving the scene of a fatal accident.
Jurors were deciding Tuesday afternoon whether aggravating circumstances exist.
Two men died after their car was rear-ended on the U.S. 60 in April 2012.
One of the victims was a 22-year-old Arizona State University student.
Investigators say Clary's vehicle was traveling at least 20 miles over the 65 mph speed limit at the time of the collision.
He originally was booked into jail on suspicion of two counts of second-degree murder and authorities say alcohol was a factor in the accident.


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Celes Leonhart DonnellyWell actually I had to remake it because the quality on the old one upset all that was right with the world
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It was in memory of, however
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- The eye has seen you!
and thanks for the funny pics!
Thanks for signing my guestbook. I was laughing at the stamp you gave me
Hmmm...I don't have a stamp, but [i]do[/] I have a cool pic of Yuffie instead -
Go Yuffie!
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Striker_44 DonnellyHope to continue seeing you around the forums
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dark oni link Donnellydark oni link here, thanks for signing my gb so I'll sign yours.
Mar 14, 06 4:39pm
See ya around
See ya around,
Celes Leonhart DonnellyTankies for the signing! I've come to stamp ya back . I need to think of a good random reason to post in people's guestbooks like yours >.<
Mar 14, 06 6:31am
Cya around the FF forums !
Chernaboug DonnellyAs a fan of all that is sacrilegious, I award you with the almighty John Hurt seal of approval:
Mar 9, 06 7:59am
Present John with this stamp any time he's in Scotland to receive a free T-Shirt and a personal guarantee that he will not harm you. You'll need it...
Chaos Seraph DonnellyYes, I am finally getting round to stamping back who I owe a stamp to. Heh, enjoy the stamp.
Mar 9, 06 4:46am
Kawaii!!! ^-^


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Nick Church paused outside a Sam's Quick-Way on Friday evening to see whether he'd won the Texas Lottery.
Not the record $100 million jackpot up for today's Lotto Texas drawing, but the smaller prizes possible with scratch-off tickets.
"The chances of winning are a lot better on these," Church explained.
He never buys Lotto Texas tickets, he said, and is content to try to best previous his scratch-off wins ranging from $1 to $18.
However, Church admitted he is helping a friend choose numbers for Lotto tickets he plans to buy for today's drawing.
"He said if he won, he would give me a quarter of a percent," Church said.
Inside the Quick-Way at Third Avenue and McMasters Street, cashier Stephanie Brown was ringing up a steady stream of people making small purchases.
Ten customers later, Brown hadn't sold a Texas Lottery ticket of any kind.
But she said, overall, more people were buying Lotto Texas tickets on Friday, and those people bought a more at a time than usual.
"The sales have picked up a little bit," agreed Glenn Strader, assistant manager. "But tomorrow (Saturday) will be the big day."
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Customers put down cash because they think they have a chance to win, Strader said.
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"Most people don't look at the odds. They look at the jackpot," Strader said. "Or they know the odds, but there's still that one chance."
About that time, Church walked back in the store to cash in a winning scratch-off ticket worth $1.
He promptly reinvested his winnings in a Lotto Texas ticket.
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"The theme of the session this morning is thinking differently, about shifting our mindsets, about big shifts in how we relate to technology, how we think about science, how we think about the natural world," says our host Andrew Zolli, welcoming psychologist Daniel Goleman to the stage.
Goleman (here's his Pop!Tech bio, and here's his blog) wrote the 1995 bestseller Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ. His latest work tends more toward the political than the psychological per se; he's author of Ecological Intelligence: How Knowing the Hidden Impacts of What We Buy Can Change Everything, which challenges readers to confront the real consequences of our purchasing decisions. He speaks this morning as part of the Mindshifts session.
"I want to do some mindshifting," he says, which will change our relationship to some of the environmental tragedies we heard about yesterday. He notes though a cautionary tale about believing everything you read on the web: his bio here says that he co-founded the Yale Child Studies center, but "I was about ten when that got going," though had he walked over there at the time perhaps he would have been the first kid they studied!
"How many folks here recycle? Everybody recycles. How many print on both sides of the paper? Those who can, compost? Print-on-demand business cards — if you want my contact information, I write it out for you…?"
Imagine you have a morning yogurt, and recycle the lid in a plastics bin. What's the impact on global warming — how much do you remediate via recycling that lid? People call out 0%, 23%, and 5%. The answer is five percent. Most of the global impacts from your morning yogurt come from the cows, the farming, the transportation — "there's an enormous amount of invisible impact from everything we buy and consume, everything we don't see but are about to." The new discipline of industrial ecology allows physicists, chemists, and engineers to study the hiden impacts of everything. A glass jar, like you might buy your pasta in, goes through more than 1000 steps from manufacture to disposal, and each one of those steps can be examined for social and environmental impacts. Emissions into air, soil, and water. "We have a new lens on everything we buy."
This lens will tell you, he says, about a local tomato grown in Montreal: the seeds were developed in France, grown in China, shipped back in France to be treated, flown to Ontario to be sprouted, and trucked to Montreal where they became "local!" "It's a new way of seeing behind the fact that what we see now as 'green' is largely a marketing mirage." If there are 999 steps and you change one or two things, what about the rest? "It raises the bar for what we need to do." We're going to be able to do this with greater efficiency because of Good Guide, a free iPhone app. He tells us about a nine-year-old named Joey who downloaded Good Guide onto his iPhone and saw that one of his favorite Webkinz gets a 3.9 rating there, which is very bad. Alas for the Webkins fans in our audience — the Pink Pony, for instance, is full of toxins.
Good Guide also instantly compares any product to its competitors, ranking them according to their virtues and vices. (Fortunately, the other Webkinz — aside from the Pink Pony — score 8s, 9s and 10s. Much better.) The app also scores foods. Playing around with this was an eye-opener for young Joey, and that's a microcosm of what can happen for all of us. We might discover that the sunscreen we put on our five-year-old daughter has a carcinogen in it, for instance. "At that moment, you've elicited what psychologists call the contrast effect…which occurs in the brain when you're comparing two things, you see one that all of a sudden is unappealing, and then you look at the other and the other looks many times better because of the contrast." This is the moment in which brands are made and ruined, he says. "This is part of the game change I want to describe to you."
If each of us, as we shop, does three things, we'll have an enormous impact on how things are made and how Congress operates. If we 1) bother to know the impacts of what we buy (via GoodGuide); 2) favor improvement, and 3) tell everyone we know. Twitter about it, tell your friends, email the manufacturer. "Chatter about it, let it go viral; the more it spreads, the more market share will shift." Hannaford Brothers supermarkets here in Maine went to some nutritionists at Yale and Dartmouth a few years back, asking them to rank every product on the shelves with simple star ratings, and market share shifted toward the more nutritional foods. "That is the mechanism that we want to have operate, because that will ripple through everything that's made."
The big accelerator turns out to be Walmart, surprisingly. A few months back, Walmart said they're going to develop a sustainabiity index based on this methodology of industrial ecology; they're going to rate products and put the ratings on the price tag just like Hannaford did. This "introduces information symmetry about the ecological costs of goods." The goods we buy every day may be toxic; information symmetry means we can know what sellers know. It's a game-changer because it can create a moveement towards a perpetual upgrade — an ecological diagnostic.
Earthster is a similar product for the supply chain, so they can see where their worst impacts are. Proctor and Gamble studied that, and saw that their worst impact on global warming was that we have to heat our water to use their detergents, so they went to R&D and designed some detergents that work well with cold water. Anyone who manages a product or brand can see where they stand on ecological impacts, where they need to improve in order to score better. "This creates a perpetual upgrade." In order to stay competitive, you have to keep looking for new solutions, new ways to do old things — for instance, biodegradable plastic and styrofoam. That kind of thing is highly sought-after.
Walmart's looking at resource use, climate change impacts, ecosystem impacts throughout the supply chain. "A potentially diminished fraction of an ecosystem" — that's the metric they're using. Imagine thinking in those terms! The last one is "a disability-adjusted life year." This comes from public health, and means the years of your life you lose to some disability because of, e.g., a chemical exposure. Greg Norris, the developer of Earthster, did a study of the power grid in the Netherlands, and weighed the negative impacts from exposure to pollutants for people there vs. the impact on the 10% of the supply chain for their power grid which was from the poorest parts of the world. He found that positive benefits in the poorest parts of the world, such as improved health and education, were orders of magnitude greater than the negative impacts for the people in the Netherlands. "This gives us an entirely new way to think about the true impacts of what we do and what we buy and how to do it better."
Pollution seems to be an external cost — "someone else will pay for it" — but over time this becomes a reputation cost. "Investors are starting to talk about minimizing sustainability risk from reputation cost."
Goleman was talking with a guy at Greenpeace who was investigating the largest paper product company in America, trying to get them to stop sourcing from virgin forests. And the guy from the paper company said, "'We did a lifecycle assessment, we have very little chlorine, we use alternative energies, we look pretty good! We don't have to stop sourcing virgin wood.' That is old think. You can say that as long as your competitors do the same. But to win in this new game, you have to find ways to do better ecologically." This means there's an enormous business opportunity… and we each have to look at our own business operations through that same lens.
"This resolves the conflict between corporate social responsibility, people who say 'we need to do the environmentally right thing because it's the moral thing to do,' and those who argue that we have to do right by our shareholders… Now those two things are aligned. Or they will be, as this system goes to scale."
"Joey is nine. Millennials on down have a unique collective experience which is going to determine their mindset for life." How many people here learned to protect themselves from a nuclear blast by climbing under a school desk? That was the Cold War generation's major trauma. But this generation grows up on a constant media diet of disappearing species, global warming, "one litany after another of coming disaster and meltdown." The human brain, he says, has evolved a danger warning system that has a whole range of alarms — from the prehistoric "Tiger!" to "honey, we need to talk." But what it doesn't see is the connection between what we buy at the grocery store and a pelican dying in the Pacific. But today we can have that kind of information. And kids today are going to grow up wanting that information.
Even the idea that we've begun a geological epoch where human activity is going to create disasters — even if that comes to pass, life will adapt, he says. "The earth doesn't need healing: we do."
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It is impossible to tell what "a, b, c, and d" are without knowing what formula you are talking about! How are "a, b, c, and d" defined?
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I just learned that this is the last Media Watch and I'm super bummed. It was a regular go-to column.
Another column down the drain. Same direction the weekly is going.
You took a good community paper and started ruining it right after the sale. You should be proud of yourselves.
Talk to the 13 announcers who have left Downtown Radio in less than a year. I'm sure you'll hear plenty of negative feedback.
No negative comments about the station??? But a multitude of people mistreated and dismissed by a control freak of a station manager at Downtown Radio. Plenty of internal complaints about the manager but no board to address as he controls everything. There's quite a lot of complaints about unprofessional-ism even harassment of female announcers. Slander, defamation seems to be the go to of the station manager after he mistreats and wrongfully dismisses people. LOTS of complaints. It's a 501c3 being run for the profit of the GM. Dig a little deeper, Schu
Sad this is your last column and that this is the subject matter.
So video really HAS killed the radio star, as well as print journalism, and it will likely soon kill journalism itself. Now only Jim Nintzel's work distinguishes the Weekly from the lifestyle mags /rags that litter the Republican areas of town.
wow, glad I caught this column - just want to say thanks for your efforts to cover the turmoil at kxci a few years ago.
I wonder where you'll end up? Could it be the hokey web site you spent the whole column plugging? As always, fantastic journalistic integrity, bub.
Hate to see you go, hope it was your decision. Your column was always so chock full of interesting info and gossip. You lasted a long time under the new regime. I wish you well in all your endeavors.
Karyn Z.
have had your column bookmarked in my media folder, bummed to have to delete it.
wish you were back doing pre/post for football/basketball. just cannot listen to who luke is working with.
Thank you for all of your work, John. Good luck on your next chapter!
Dang! How in tarnation am I gonna keep up with Tucson's best cast of characters and the theaters in which they perform? I've very much enjoyed reading your items over the past number of years. Folks like Allison Alexander, Bob Richardson and the Lisaius' must be releived!
All bests!
I hope this was your own decision John! I always loved reading your columns and you gave insightful information on the media business.
Only reason I came to this site was to read this column, sad to see it come to an end. +1 on the blog idea!
Public media.
Good luck John. I have enjoyed reading your coverage and occasionally even your odd opinions. I will miss this feature, which has been the only regular visit I've made over the past couple of years.
This is one of the few sections of the Weekly that has actually involved reporting/journalism and not opinion. Sad to see you go. Write a blog and let us know what really happened behind the scenes with the end of this column! It would be fitting! :-)
This is what happens when out of town conglomerates buy up local media outlets.
Learned a lot from your column. Sorry to see you go.
I always looked forward to your column, so thanks for writing. Sadly, there's nothing much worth reading in the Weekly any more.
Hansen may be pining for Utah, but he's taken plenty of pot shots at the University of Utah's teams over the years -- most recently denigrating their men's basketball coach. Anyway, thanks for one of the better written columns in the TW and good luck with whatever's next!


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House first year head coach Justin Foust talked with his team for more than an hour in the locker room after 64-16 loss to district Rival Logan Oct. 11.
They talked about what they needed to do to win games and the realistic chances that despite the loss, the Cowboys could make the playoffs for the first time in school history with a win against the New Mexico School for the Deaf.
House (2-4) won their second district game Thursday in a 56-6 route of NMSD. The win all but assures the Cowboys the team's first ever place in the state football playoffs.
House's fate rest in the hands of rival Logan. If the Longhorns win at Roy Oct. 24 or lose by less than five points, House lands a playoff spot.
A Logan slip against Roy would create a three way tie for first place between House, Roy and Logan. House defeated Roy in week three.
"I don't think Roy has the athletes to keep up with Logan," said Foust.
Foust is reluctant to take credit for his team's success this season.
"I think it is more the kids, they come out and work hard and do what we ask," the 21-year-old coach said. "They are mature enough to know that when they don't work hard things won't go well."
Foust said if Logan wins and his team gets in the playoffs, they are likely to play the winner of the Floyd and Melrose game. Foust has no preference for a playoff opponent.
"We have done everything we need to do to get in," he said.
"If we can keep this up and keep building and have no setbacks, I don't care who we play."
Senior quarterback Jordan Jennings threw six touchdowns and ran for one in the win against NMSD. Junior Nathan Foust caught three of those touchdown passes and junior Jon Widmard added a 60 yard touchdown pass also.
"They could not stop our passing game," Foust said. "We scored on the third play from scrimmage and the fifth play and never looked back."
The Cowboys will finish the season against San Jon, a first year team. The game against the Coyotes will not count against district standings because first year teams play on a probationary period until the second year when they enter the conference.
But Foust said the bad blood between House and San Jon has already been set thanks in part to the rivalry the two teams share in other sports. Foust said San Jon has improved throughout the season and he is expecting a tough game.
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It could have been any house on the suburban stretch of Staten Island, with a well-worn basketball hoop outside and a sign warning, "Beware of Dog."
But here one wintry February afternoon, Vinny Guadagnino, the former Jersey Shore star, was pacing from room to room in the home where he grew up — now the site of his new MTV series — as he waited for pop star Ke$ha to visit.
"Don't mess this up for me, please," Guadagnino begged his mother, Paola Giaimo, and sisters, Mariann and Antonella Guadagnino — all sitting in the living room amid a home decorated with various ornaments, crucifixes and a map of Sicily. "Don't do anything."
A cameraman followed him to the front porch, where a second cameraman awaited and from where he could see Ke$ha's black sport-utility vehicle.
Minutes later, the singer emerged to give Guadagnino a gift of organic dog treats and to become the latest guest for The Show With Vinny, which will test the skills of its unseasoned host and the boundaries of a post- Jersey Shore landscape. The show, which had a sneak preview this month, will premiere on Thursday.
The Show isn't quite a reality series nor a talk show. Instead, celebrity guests will hang out with Guadagnino and his relatives.
For Guadagnino, the show represents an opportunity to pursue a career path he had dreamed of but never expected to follow, with assistance (and occasional interference) from his relatives.
"It just works perfectly because they help me out," said Guadagnino, later amending the remark: " It works perfectly because I have someone to yell at."
The compact but muscular Guadagnino, 25, was one of the fist-pumping roommates who shot to fame during six seasons of Jersey Shore. A conciliatory figure in a setting where strong words (and containers of alcohol) were thrown around, Guadagnino said he was a gentler person than that show's reputation suggested.
"I'm not actually that great at partying," he said. "I don't really drink that much. I don't really act crazy."
A new series about him was "not a show that we were necessarily looking for," said Chris Linn, MTV executive vice president for programming.
But the cable network's attitude changed when executives saw Guadagnino host an MTV News special on bullying.
"He was so completely comfortable, managing questions from the audience and throwing to a panel of experts," Linn said. "That's what got us thinking: Is there another use for Vinny?"
Although The Show has organizational meetings to prepare for its guests, success will ultimately be based on the atmosphere provided by its host, executive producer SallyAnn Salsano said.
"Vinny," she said, "has not been honing these skills since the age of 7."


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Nelda L. Smith is holding an open house of her gallery, Colors of My Soul Studio from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, 205 1/2 South Second St. All are invited to attend.
Janet and Joe to wed…
Jerry and Ann Hall of Tucumcari announce the engagement of their daughter, Janet Hall, to Joe Garcia.
Garcia is the son of Robert and Mary Garcia of San Jon.
The couple will be married at 5 p.m. Saturday at the Tucumcari Convention Center.
The bride-elect is a 2000 graduate of San Jon High School and a 2005 graduate of West Texas A&M University with a bachelor's degree in biology. The prospective groom is a 1994 graduate of San Jon High School. He is employed by Sunny State Products.
Pre-holiday weekend…
Officials in Logan said that it was a good weekend despite the lower number of visitors.
"There was only one DWI arrest made by our officers and most of the problems were resolved just by our presence," said Village of Logan's officer in charge Bob Gore.
"I'd estimate that there were half as many people here as last year. All and all it was a smooth weekend for us," Gore said.
The Ute Lake State parks did not have as many visitors as it did last year, said park superintendent Rodney Paris. "Although the visitor count has not been completed yet we are certain that we had less visitors then last year," said Paris
The New Mexico State Police had three DWIs in the district: One in Logan, one in Clovis and one in Conchas over the weekend, said state police Capt. Daniel Lopez. There were five arrests for warrants or driving while a license is suspended, four accidents with injuries and four accidents without injuries worked by our department and several minors in possessions were issued, said Lopez.
Fireworks tonight…
At dark, at the Elks Lodge Tucumcari's annual regalia of fireworks display will begin
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Euro-PCT transfer cases present somewhat of a problem for patent searchers wishing to focus on searching the European collection. The discussion below attempts to illustrate the problem, and offers the practical solution, which is: anytime one needs to search in the EP application database, one should search the PCT collection as well. The idea of the Euro-PCT Transfer problem has been discussed by Stephen Adams in his 2006 book, [1] which is also a major source for this discussion.
Explanation of the Issue
Essentially, sometimes an applicant files a PCT application but wishes to pursue patent protection in all member states that belong to both the Paris Convention Treaty and the European Patent Convention. This means that the PCT application will then enter the regional examination phase at the EPO, to be examined for grant as a European patent in all the eligible member states.
Put a simpler way, this means that a PCT application can be transferred into the regional European Patent Office (EPO), to be examined just like any other normal European application. However, these PCT applications have already been fully published in the PCT Gazette, so the European Patent Office does not fully publish them as European patent applications. Instead, it issues only a new patent front page, containing bibliographic data and a new EP application number for the document. This saves resources at the EPO: in 2004, an average of 1,200 new EP applications were fully published each week, compared to an average of 1,100 PCT cases entering the EP national phase which were published only as bibliographic records.
Although this practice is good for the EPO, it is bad for searchers who do not keep it in mind when conducting full text searches in EP Application databases, as a good chunk of full text PCT applications which have become EP applications may not be present. To solve this issue, users should consult a full text PCT database in addition to the EP database whenever these searches are conducted. Any relevant hits should then be examined to determine whether "EP" was a designated authority for the application.
Some databases offer a "Designated States" search field that at first may appear to limit WO searches to those applications designated for entry into the regional phase at the EPO; however, this field will not contain the code "EP," but only individual country codes that are member states of the EPO. To limit the search to only those documents with designated EP states, users could choose one individual EP member state to limit the search.
- ↑ Adams, Stephen R. Information Sources in Patents, 2nd Edition. Munich: K.G. Saur. 2006. Page 33.


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By Celia Wren
Friday, July 29, 2011
At one point in "Steel Magnolias," Robert Harling's strenuously quirky, heartstring-yanking play about friendships between gossipy Southern women, Truvy, the owner of a hair salon, repairs a blown fuse. A comparable tweak of circuitry seems in order for the Keegan Theatre's production of this 1987 comedy-drama: The six actresses in director Mark A. Rhea's cast deliver the script's quipping humor with enthusiasm, and, for the most part, they clearly define their oh-so-oddball characters. But the onstage dynamic often feels oddly low in energy - like a hair dryer running during a brownout.
The female-bonding narrative meanders around on designer Trena Weiss-Null's detailed set: a beauty parlor, complete with linoleum floor, black vinyl chairs and shelves packed with hair products. This is the salon that Truvy (Larissa Gallagher) and her flaky assistant, Annelle (Brianna Letourneau), run in Chinquapin Parish, La., a close-knit community where people subscribe to Southern Hair magazine, compete in Miss Soybean pageants and bake cakes shaped like armadillos.
It's the late 1980s (as sound designer Jake Null reminds us with tunes by the likes of Cyndi Lauper), and Truvy's regular patrons include the town sourpuss, Ouiser (Linda High); a well-to-do widow named Clairee (Jane E. Petkofsky); and M'Lynn (Sheri S. Herren), who works at the local Mental Guidance Center. The most important customer, however, is M'Lynn's daughter, Shelby, a sweet, quietly feisty young woman who gets married at the start of the play.
As portrayed by Laura Herren (Sheri Herren's daughter in real life), Shelby is endearing - perky, quick-witted and, with her blond hair and bubblegum-colored clothing, cute enough to model for Seventeen. (Costume designer Erin Nugent came up with Shelby's skirt-and-pink-leg-warmer look and the show's other telling '80s outfits. Craig Miller designed the hair and makeup.) Shelby is the polar opposite of High's enjoyable Ouiser, who glowers and stomps around, complaining about her neighbors, her vegetable patch and the whole of high culture. ("I don't see plays because I can nap at home for free," she snarls at one point.)
For a successful businesswoman who's supposed to be the confidante of a Louisiana community, Gallagher's Truvy seems strangely lacking in charisma. But the weakest link in the production is Sheri Herren's flat, listless M'Lynn. Understatement can be a shrewd acting ploy, but Herren - who was the saving grace of Keegan productions like "The Graduate" and "A Shadow of Honor" - goes too far in this direction.
The limpness of her M'Lynn further saps the vigor of scenes that seem desultory to begin with. A relaxed vibe may be the default setting for many beauty salons, but we need to believe that Truvy's establishment is the emotional nerve center of Chinquapin Parish, and that - even when chitchat and bickering dominate the conversation - the play's characters are acutely engaged with, and devoted to, one another. In this production of "Steel Magnolias," the qualities of urgency and intensity have been given too much of a comb-out.
Stars of 'Steel Magnolias' aren't just acting
By Jane Horwitz
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Sheri Herren, 50, says it's been a "healing process" for her and her daughter Laura Herren, 23, to play mother and child onstage in "Steel Magnolias." Keegan Theatre is doing Robert Harling's 1987 tragicomedy at Church Street Theatre through Aug. 21.
Set among a group of women friends in a small-town Louisiana beauty salon in the 1980s, the play has much humor but is ultimately about M'Lynn (Sheri Herren) losing her strong-minded daughter, Shelby (Laura Herren), after the newlywed disregards doctor's orders about her delicate health and becomes pregnant.
In early May, Sheri, her sister Charlene Hill, and their mother, Jean Nash Stanley, took a trip to Bermuda. Stanley, 73, fell from a golf cart and died of head injuries. Keegan Theatre is dedicating "Steel Magnolias" to Stanley, who saw all her daughter's and granddaughter's shows dating back to their high school days. She had planned to hire a limo to carry her in style to "Steel Magnolias."
Sheri Herren, a founding member of Keegan, has played more than her share of stage moms with the company. Her character M'Lynn has a grief-laden speech late in the play. In rehearsals, recalls the actress, it was "very difficult to do that last scene, even reading it. I couldn't get through it. But it got better and better. . . . The lesson of the whole play is that life goes on, and it's been a good lesson for me. Because that was the hardest part . . . because everything changes when your mom dies."
Laura Herren remembers being a child and hanging out at Keegan rehearsals in the basement of the Mount Olivet United Methodist Church in Arlington, and occasionally appearing in their shows. After high school, she spent a year studying theater at the prestigious Bristol Old Vic in England. But when she came home, Laura got her bachelor's degree in biology and now plans to go into research.
It wasn't just the lure of the laboratory that took her away from the stage. It was watching her mother and other actors work. "She has the unique ability to pull from her soul and lose herself in her character," says Laura of her mother. "I think that was one of the reasons I stopped acting, because I saw how good other people were at it, and how passionate they were about it, and I could never get to that point."
Mother and daughter will share the stage for a few weeks, anyway. And Laura says some of M'Lynn's comic nagging of Shelby early in the play definitely rings a personal bell.
"There are several lines that she [Sheri] has during the show, when I heard the tone it rang true in my ear, and it built up this anxiety in me, because I recognized it. I was just like, oh, Mom!"


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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has approved the start of routine operations at the National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II), beginning a period of significant transition in project activities from construction and commissioning to operations. Passing this milestone comes after many years of diligent planning, design, and construction by staff within the Lab's Photon Sciences Directorate along with staff from many other Brookhaven Lab organizations, and will lead to an exciting new chapter of synchrotron science.
NSLS-II, a third-generation synchrotron light source, will be the newest and most advanced synchrotron facility in the world when it comes online later this year. As a DOE Office of Science User Facility, it will offer researchers from academia, industry, and national laboratories new ways to study material properties and functions with nanoscale resolution and exquisite sensitivity by providing state-of-the-art capabilities for x-ray imaging and high-resolution energy analysis.
The next steps for NSLS-II project staff include completing commissioning activities, continuing assembly of the first set of experimental stations (beamlines), and the official opening of NSLS-II which is expected to occur later this year.
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Brookhaven Lab has been offering engineering workshops to students for many years.
Brookhaven National Laboratory will collaborate on a project to introduce STEM-based learning opportunities to middle school children through 25 Boys & Girls Clubs on Long Island and in the metropolitan New York area. The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded $2.5 million to the five-year project, to be based at Hofstra University's Center for STEM Research.
The more than 6,000 children in the program will take part in hands-on engineering design activities using online animations, simulations, videos, and multi-media links. Presented in an informal learning environment, "Wise Guys & Gals – Boys & Girls as WISEngineering STEM Learners" will provide innovative academic challenges created to promote an interest in engineering and design, and an understanding of how science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) skills can translate into careers. Afterschool programs at the Boys & Girls Clubs will involve hundreds of trained learning facilitators.
Brookhaven's role will be to help develop the hands-on curriculum and also to create a professional development framework for the teachers in order to make the program sustainable in future years. "We are excited to be working with Hofstra University on another NSF grant," said Ken White, manager of BNL's Office of Educational Programs. "Our previous work with Hofstra provided the Lab's Office of Educational Programs an opportunity to develop sustainable middle school science programs that now bring thousands of students here every year. This project will also reach thousands of students and prepare afterschool educators to sustain science programs with the Boys & Girls Clubs long after project completion."
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Brookhaven Lab team members who will run the new Life Science and Biomedical Technology Research Resource (LSBR) at NSLS-II.
Much of our understanding of how living things function comes from knowledge of structures – atomic details of enzymes that catalyze the processes of life, the receptors that are docking stations for viruses and messenger chemicals, and the nucleic acids DNA and RNA that carry genetic blueprints for building cellular machinery, to name a few. To give scientists unprecedented access to these structural details, a new grant just awarded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) will fund the operations of a suite of powerful experimental tools at Brookhaven Lab.
The tools, being built with a previous award from NIH in 2010, are being installed at three beamlines at the NSLS-II, the nation's newest and most advanced state-of-the-art synchrotron research facility and a DOE Office of Science User Facility, nearing completion at Brookhaven. The new five-year grant will create the Life Science and Biomedical Technology Research Resource (LSBR) to operate these new stations at NSLS-II and to develop new and improved technologies that will enable researchers to address challenging biological questions more effectively.
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Solving those simultaneously, I get the only equilibrium point is the origin. Now, I assume you can linearize that system and calculate the eigenvalues of the linear system. The eigenvalues will tell you if the origin is a sink and from that conclude if the origin is stable.
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If x is limited to the positive x-axis, then the only solution is
It can only be periodic if the flow through the Poincare section (the x-axis) returns to the exact same point and that can only happen if some point on the x-axis is a fixed point.
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The former member of After School, Yoon So Young will be officially making her debut as an actress. It was recently announced that she will be making her debut in KBS 1TV's upcoming drama, "The Women of Our Home." Although she will not be playing as the leading character, she will be playing a role of a bright and spunky caddie.
The drama is all about six members who deal with love and their careers, and is described as a drama that can be enjoyed by the whole family to enjoy together.
A representative from the drama even commented about her stating, "Yoo So Young resembles her character in a lot of ways. They're both fresh and bright, so I'm looking forward to how she'll be bringing that out. As for the rest of the line-up, we're still in the midst of casting and will be finalizing the leading roles soon."
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congrats to her!! good luck young!!! thx for sharing
04/01/11 5:15 pm
i wish her luck on her debut^^
04/01/11 10:47 am
congrats! hope she'll show good result in being actress^^
04/01/11 2:38 am
i bet she'll do awesome!
good luck to her!
04/01/11 2:30 am
good for her.
i wish her luck in acting! :D
woww i dont even rmb her being in after school...LOLL my badddd
hope all goes well for her ^^
thanks for sharing :D!~
03/31/11 9:47 pm
that's good!! wish her all the best!
03/31/11 1:03 pm
wish her the best of luck! she's gonna be a good one ^^
03/31/11 11:23 am
Oooh fighting~ She's really pretty I think more people are gonna like her!
03/31/11 10:24 am
wish her luck~ she looks good even as an actress
03/31/11 10:15 am
I'm glad to see that she's getting her acting debut. Thanks for sharing.
03/31/11 9:03 am
Ohh...I am totally excited for this! I totally miss her from After School! I am glad that she is doing well though! Hope that she will have a successful acting debut!
oh..she is so pretty..hope she will has a successful acting debut ^^
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Good for her! The setting of the drama reminds me of those dramas that air for ages on the weekends. XD I wish her luck in this role!


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