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Bob's Red Mill, Whole Grain, Millet Flour, Stone Ground, 23 oz (652 g)
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- Package Quantity: 23 oz (652 g)
- Dimensions: 2.8 x 4 x 8.3 in, 1.5 lbs (0.68 kg)
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Millet originated in China nearly 10,000 years ago, making it one of the earliest cultivated grains. Millet Flour is nutritious and a good source of protein, essential amino acids and fiber, with a distinctive, sweet flavor. It lends a delicate cake-like crumb to your baked goods. Easily digested and gluten free—a perfect choice for special diets.
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Suggested Use
Keeps best refrigerated of frozen
Pumpkin Cookies
Dry Ingredients:
2 cups Bob's Red Mill Millet Flour
½ cup Soy Flour, Buckwheat Flour, or Amaranth Flour
3 tsp. Baking Powder
2 tsp. Cinnamon
½ tsp. Sea Salt
½ tsp. Nutmeg
1/4 tsp. Ginger
1-2 cups Raisins (optional)
1 cup chopped Nuts (optional)
Liquid Ingredients:
1 ½ Cups cooked mashed pumpkin
1 ¼ Cups Honey
2 Eggs, beaten
½ Cup Canola Oil
1 tbsp. Molasses (optional)
1-2 tsp Vanilla (optional)
Preheat oven to 400°F-425°F. Stir dry ingredients into liquid ingredients. This makes a thick pourable batter. Bake medium-sized cookies for 12-14 minutes.
Other Ingredients
Whole grain millet
Manufactured in a facility that also uses tree nuts and soy.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 1/4 cup (30 g) dry
|Servings Per Container: About 22
|Amount Per Serving
|Calories from Fat
|Daily Value*
|Total Fat
|1.5 g
|Saturated Fat
|0 g
|Trans Fat
|0 g
|0 mg
|0 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|23 g
|Dietary Fiber
|2 g
|0 g
|3 g
|Vitamin A
|Vitamin C
|*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your Daily Values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
|Total Fat
|Less than
|65 g
|80 g
|Saturated Fat
|Less than
|25 g
|Less than
|300 mg
|300 mg
|Less than
|2,400 mg
|2,400 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|300 g
|375 g
|Dietary Fiber
|25 g
|30 g
Millet flour is so good for you and full of protein. I use it to make waffles, cakes and other baked goods and it works very well. Store this in the frigerator/freezer for better life. It is a very fine grind. I like being able to get it here at a great price rather than going to Whole Foods and spending too much there. Highly recommend.
Whole Grain Stone Ground Millet Flour is Another Nutritious GREAT Bobs Red Mill Item!
Posted by BeckySue on Mar 13, 2015
Great product to use in baking! I appreciate the fact that this item is ALL NATURAL and gluten free!
Great in GF baking
Posted by 5598399106105531991 on Dec 10, 2014
Versatile flour, very useful in gluten free baking.
Great product
Posted by 5530102213998206468 on Sep 23, 2013
I use it in my buckwheat/millet bread, works great!
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Posted by gettingwell on Jul 10, 2013
Millet flour is so good for you and full of protein. I use it to make waffles, cakes and other baked goods and it works very well. Store this in the frigerator/freezer for better life. It is a very fine grind. I like being able to get it here at a great price rather than going to Whole Foods and spending too much there. Highly recommend.
Millet Flour
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Year #4 of http://www.TheClevelandFan.com Golf Outing. Once again, by popular demand, we'll be back at beautiful Little Mountain Country Club in Concord, OH. Saturday, August 20th. Four person scramble, 1:30 PM shotgun start.
Some of the highlights ....
• Included are lunch before the round, kegs of beer on the patio all day, a steak dinner, and an open bar on the Little Mountain back patio after the event.
• 18 holes of golf on one of the elite courses in Ohio.
• $1,600 in cash prizes for the event winners, closest to the pins on the five LMCC par threes, long drive on #10, the putting contest before the event, and skins during the round.
• Over $5,000 in prizes to be raffled off after the event. Every golfer walks away with a prize.
• The "traveling trophy", personally engraved each year with the winners names, and currently in the possession of the Tweardy Brothers.
• Course at our disposal a couple hours before the event starts. Driving range will be loaded with balls and open. Putting contest on the practice green. Lunch and beer on the patio.
We had 94 players in 2008, 96 in 2009, and 100 last year in 2010. I am expecting the largest field ever here in 2011.
Reserve your foursome now by emailing me back, as we cap the field at 124 golfers. We have 80 golfers already confirmed. The cost remains the same as it has been since day one, $125 per golfer. Every penny collected goes back into the event.


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-- ESPN analyst Keyshawn Johnson, on the possibility of the Jets trading Darrelle Revis, to Bob Glauber of Newsday.
Now, I've always liked Keyshawn Johnson. Hard worker when he played, unselfish blocker, etc. But this is one of the most short-sighted things I've heard a TV analyst say in a long time, and that's covering a lot of ground.
He's not going to win any games for you. Let's go back to the Jets' playoff win at San Diego in the 2009 season, the one in which the Jets amassed all of 262 total yards. The receivers Revis covered that day caught one ball -- for minus-four yards. Next year: Jets over the Bengals two straight weeks, once to end the regular season, once to start the playoffs; Revis held Chad Ochocinco to two catches for 28 yards in those eight quarters. Against Indy in the 2010 playoffs, Revis held Reggie Wayne to one catch for one yard when he covered him.
That's domination on a Lawrence Taylor scale. That's like justifying the Giants trading LT in 1988 because he only touches the ball when he intercepts it.
Now, if you want to make the case that the Jets should trade Revis because he's damaged goods after ACL surgery, then make that case. If you want to make the case that the Jets don't have the luxury of paying a corner that much money because they need so much help on offense, then make that case. But don't insult the readers of Newsday by saying defensive players aren't going to win games, implying, of course, that the only players who should make really big money are offensive players. Watch the game. Watch the games in 2012, and you'll see how, with the rise of the mobile quarterback, cornerbacks are going to be more valuable than ever because they'll be on islands with the Calvin Johnsons and Andre Johnsons more, without the regularity of safety help.


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In short: Great feedback from runners at the finishIn full: As a injured runner at the moment after ankle surgery, my wife and I decided we would help out at his event. We helped at registration, marshalling, handing out chocolate bars for the junior race and then cutting up fruit for the main race. We were thanked by everyone, everyone had a smile on their face, and hearing runners say how good/tough/hilly etc the course was they did seem to think they will be back next year......so we think we will have to run next year instead of helping out? Well done all runners, marshalls etc a great day had! :0) Date of review: July 14, 2014
In short: first one2go race and loved itIn full: What a lovely race, marshalls and runners very supportive, scenery was great and trying to not get mesmorised by the water and not falling in. Seeing the houseboats along the way, but what a warm day out, thankyou for a lovely day out and sorry for being so slow, :0(Date of review: September 11, 2011
In short: Great organisation....very friendly raceIn full: I decided to do this about 2 weeks ago, and i am so pleased that i did. Everyone of the helpers were encouraging and so friendly.A bargain entry fee, and only a medal at the end, that is not a critism its nice to know that all the money goes to the charity and not on mugs and t-shirts etc.Other runners were encouraging also, i really had a great day and will look forward to returning to run again next year.A big thankyou to the couple who help organise it and running with there dog, it was nice to have a chat with you both and pass a few miles away, and thankyou for thanking me and using me for your pacing. I am not that hard to miss as i am a large target to aim for.Do this as one of your marathons, a great one to support.Date of review: May 15, 2011
In short: Very well organisedIn full: Well what can i say? A fantastic marathon, normally i would class this type of terrain as undulating but having put on 2stone and not getting out to train i found it very hilly (but that is my fault)Plenty of toilets at the start...it started on time....marshalls were all very encouraging as were all the drink and sponge station helpers...i was given support and encouragement all the way around.This was a very well organised event and i would recommend it to everyone.Thankyou very much to the sweeper lady on the bike....along with all the finish line helpers, sorry i was so slow and made you all hang around for so long.I was the last runner, 6h10m. great medal...great t-shirt and thankyou for the beer. Hope to see you all next yera and i get some training in.Date of review: May 2, 2011
In short: Thankyou runners!!!!!!!!!!!!!In full: Thankyou runners!!!!!!!!!!!!!As one of the four marshalls at the 7 and 17 mile mark i would just like to say how much we also enjoyed the day, we really had fun cheering, encourageing and helping you all have a safe and fun event.Having so many of you say thankyou is a real feelgood factor in helping out at future events.We must have had over 95% of you either say thankyou or even give us a thumbs up.I am also a runner and with probably hundreds of races over the years along with triathlon it is good to try the other side of the fence for a change.So to each and everyone of you, "WELL DONE" you all did fantastic and "GOOD LUCK" for your next event.Date of review: March 14, 2011
In short: Thankyou runners!!!!!!!!!!!!!In full: As one of the four marshalls at the 7 and 17 mile mark i would just like to say how much we also enjoyed the day, we really had fun cheering, encourageing and helping you all have a safe and fun event. Having so many of you say thankyou is a real feelgood factor in helping out at future events.We must have had over 95% of you either say thankyou or even give us a thumbs up.I am also a runner and with probably hundreds of races over the years along with triathlon it is good to try the other side of the fence for a change.So to each and everyone of you, "WELL DONE" you all did fantastic and "GOOD LUCK" for your next event.Date of review: March 13, 2011
In short: TOUGH BUT FUNIn full: This was the first running of this race and i only entered it at the last minute and i am glad that i did, the race was a tough one, but fun all the marshalls were great and happy, and the water/wine stations were servrd fantastically.All aid stations had wine and water, along with Gels, and then they had either biscuits, jelly babies and more and with them being every 2 miles i did not have to carry a drink with me.The scenery was great in places and stunning in otheres and the organisation was top class, Denbies was a great location to start and finish the race.Events to live staff are friendly and being runners/triathletes themselves they know how to put on an event, top class.I look forward to doing it again next year, and if i am fit enough i may try the marathon instead, i did 2.51 and i still had plenty of other competitors around me.SO JUST DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!Date of review: September 12, 2010
In short: Tough but funIn full: As above, a tough run that is 2 laps and i nearly made the hill 2nd time around, had to have a 50mtr walk, very friendly and encouraging marshalls, will be back next yearDate of review: January 3, 2010
In short: Pleased that i was with past participantsIn full: Overall a great race, i did the full 42k and found it quite challenging, but mainly due to my lack of long training runs.My ankles feel as though someone has hit them with a sledgehammer and i do ache a fair bit, i got lost??? a couple of times but mainly due to me not looking where i was going and losing concentration towards the end. Enloyed the friendly marshalls and other runners. well done to all whatever distance you decided to go for.Date of review: August 11, 2008
In short: Great organisationIn full: Even though i was a support driver for the winning ladies vets team (25)normally big events like this are not very well organised and have many things go wrong,i thought the organisation was great, only one complaint and that is the gate to the field at the Harting down changeover could have been open early in the morning rather than when the whole car park was choco-block.As a veteran of 43 marathons, even though i had no running kit with me it was hard not to enter on the day and see how i got on (because the buzz at the start was electric)Everyone did great, i really enjoyed the atmosphere, well done to you all.Next year i will do the marathon, just to see how i get onDate of review: June 15, 2008
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Cramer's 'Mad Money' Recap: I Told You So
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Today's rally rebuffed all the market's objections in spectacular fashion, Jim Cramer told "Mad Money" viewers Wednesday, showing just how wrong the bears were during the market selloff seven days ago.
Cramer said that just a week ago the markets were worried about a slowing U.S. economy, but today saw a good durable goods number along with price increases in both containerboard and steel, two very economically sensitive commodities.
He said the transports confirmed the data by rallying hard on the news, so much so that Cramer even recommended all three major airlines -- United Continental (UAL) , Delta Air Lines (DAL) and US Airways (LCC) .
The markets were also worried about Italy, noted Cramer, but JPMorgan Chase (JPM) , the large international bank, shrugged off those fears. Meanwhile, Joy Global (JOY) told investors that demand is not slowing in China, another fear last week.
The list of worries included a weak U.S. consumer, but that was rebuffed by just about all of retail heading higher Wednesday. Even the restaurants were strong, noted Cramer. Housing continues to be strong, as Toll Brothers (TOL) was able to make up lost ground from last week as well.
Finally, there were worries over the Federal Reserve and the massive government budget cuts known as sequestration. Cramer said Ben Bernanke put the Fed fears to rest, while the defense stocks are soaring in the face of looming budget cuts.
Add it all together and Cramer said the bears couldn't have been more wrong when they were in the midst of their panic selling last week.
Executive Decision
In the "Executive Decision" segment, Cramer sat down with Dr. Harvey Berger, chairman and CEO of Ariad Pharmaceuticals (ARIA) , a stock that's risen 33% since Cramer last spoke to Berger in June 2012. Ariad recently received Food and Drug Administration approval for Iclusig, an orphan drug to treat leukemia that is expected to cost $115,000 per year.
Berger said that it has only taken five years for Ariad to go from its first clinical trials to FDA approval, which is a very short time period in the biotech world. He said that speaks to the difference Iclusig is making in the lives of its patients. The drug is expected to generate over $1 billion a year for Ariad in the next few years.
Berger noted that while Iclusig is currently used as a last resort for patients where other treatments have failed, the company has studies underway looking at its use as a first-line treatment, which would open up its possibilities greatly. He said the main challenge for Ariad now is educating doctors on its safety and performance.


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Jun 06, 2011
Promises, Promises: A Not -So-New SLA Model
Every day, our lives are affected by the services we use. From accessing email to making calls on our iPhones, we expect a certain level of availability and quality. Underlying that expectation is a chain of promises that begins with a provider delivering (or not) a well-defined service to an organization, which then builds on to that service until finally an employee or customer is provided with something—maybe a dial tone, or a message that a reimbursement check was lost. A lot can go wrong between the time an ISP provisions a T1 to when Joe in accounting gets the note that a payment needs to be reissued.
Companies have long used service-level agreements to make sure they're getting their money's worth. But as many IT functions move to the cloud, are external SLAs still relevant? Are there better ways to make sure our companies get what we're paying for? To find out how external SLAs are being defined, managed, monitored, acted on and fought over, InformationWeek Analytics crafted a survey that we opened to both providers of IT services and those writing the checks. Of 562 business technology professionals responding, 360 are consumers; companies with 10,000 or more employees are the top demographic represented, at 28%. We got an earful about the impact that SLAs have on service quality today, with a focus on how these agreements are being treated in cloud computing environments.
"I believe large-scale IT customers define too many SLA reports," says a project manager from a large service provider. "Some of our customers require over 200 SLA reports. I think once you get into that realm, you're looking at the law of diminishing returns. It creates a waste of money on both sides." A VP and COO from another large service provider adds that SLAs, in the traditional server- or application-availability sense, don't tell us much about how we're meeting our users' needs. "We have moved to business-critical events that mean something," he says.
And, of course, cloud providers have their own perspective.
Sure, we'd all like to return to an idyllic (and, let's face it, mythical) time when a handshake sealed a promise between vendor and consumer. But the reality is, it's human nature to cut corners in an effort to increase the bottom line. Few providers are above sacrificing service quality where they think they can get away with it. If that weren't the case, we wouldn't need SLAs. "SLAs are written to protect the guilty, not encourage great service," says one respondent. It doesn't need to be that way. The goal for today's IT service environments is a "trust but verify" philosophy, with SLAs the bedrock of that verification. In this report, we'll analyze our survey responses and discuss how IT can develop effective SLAs. We'll explain how monitoring tools are used within a cloud environment and discuss ways to discover and take action on violations. (R2450611)
Survey Name: InformationWeek Analytics 2011 SLA Survey
Survey Date: February 2011
Region: North America
Number of Respondents: 562 business technology professionals consuming and providing services covered by SLAs
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Ever since its Greek genesis in 490 BC, the marathon event has surfaced in every conceivable metropolis, latitude, longitude and crevice of the world. But few 26.2-mile odysseys can compete with the Easter Island Marathon when it comes to combining the magic and mysteries of the marathon distance with a profoundly mythical and provocative locale. The most remote inhabited island on Earth, Easter Island lies 2,300 miles from land of any significance. A tiny speck in the middle of the South Pacific, the island is roughly triangular in shape with it rocky shores measuring just 13, 11, and 10 miles in length. A Chilean territory since 1888, Easter Island has a population of 4,000 who live in primarily Hanga Roa, the island's only town. Easter Island, or Rapa Nui as it is known by islanders, is famous for its more than 800 imposing stone statues which punctuate the landscape. On average, the colossal monoliths, or moai, stand 13 feet high and weigh 14 tons - human heads on torsos in the male form carved form from rough hardened volcanic ash. The many enigmas of Easter Island have been a magnet for travelers and a puzzle for anthropologists. Where did the original inhabitants come from? How did the Polynesians arrive at such an unlikely destination -- an estimated 1,400 years ago? What inspired them to build the moai? How did they move the statues from the quarries to other parts of the island?
The race weekend includes a variety of events and distances including a marathon, half-marathon, 10K, sprint triathlon, half ironman triathlon and 35K or 70K mountain bike race. How many running events can boast views of moai seen in the distance? Wild horses, wayward cows and tourist-loving dogs will also keep you company along the course.
We are offering a package that will include a two-night pre-race stopover in Santiago with a day tour to Vina del Mar and Valparaiso. Then we will board our Easter Island group flights for a five-night stay on the most remote island in the world! Opt to join our six-night extension to Machu Picchu at the end of this marathon adventure! This is a great trip for those looking to do the 7 continents as this qualifies as South America.
The 60 places will go quickly among the frequent past travelers with Marathon Tours and because it is a very good value given the additional tour of mainland Chile. Act now to reserve your spot!


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Sept. 12, 2013
Christy Somerville
WEST HAVEN, CONN. --- With 10,000 Americans turning 65 each day for the next 15 years, finding innovative ways for people to "age in place" is fast becoming a priority for the interior design world, said Christy Somerville, University of New Haven assistant professor of art and design.
Somerville said it is never too early for people to design sustainable, universal living spaces that provide the kind of safety and comfort needed as people age. Nor is it too early for UNH's interior design students to begin thinking about it. So she recently restructured a junior-level design course to include the study of universal design and aging in place.
The redesign of the course couldn't be more timely. In 2012, the Connecticut state legislature convened the Task Force to Study Aging in Place, and the group made a host of recommendations including a study of state and municipal-level zoning regulations that govern the building of new accessible units, remodeling of existing units including in-law type apartments, home modifications and home sharing. An AARP national survey found that 89 percent of those surveyed wanted to remain in their own homes as they enter their 60s, 70s and beyond. "It's a fast-growing social issue," Somerville said.
In the course, students experience what it is like to use wheelchairs around campus. They try the portable lift for getting in and out of bed. They visit retirement communities and an Alzheimer's unit to see what the residents' housing needs are.
"Using a manual wheelchair on the ramp into the Student Center or maneuvering in and out of an accessible toilet stall is more challenging than they thought," Somerville said. "It is always an eye opener not only using the equipment but how people respond to the people using it, usually in a helpful manner but sometimes not."
For a semester-long project, students redesign an existing home for a client. Last year, one team used the three-story house that they were renting in West Haven to create a model transitional living space for veterans. The other teams designed for a multigenerational family, an in-law apartment, and for a family with a child with Multiple Sclerosis.
Somerville, who is a Certified Aging in Place Specialist from the National Association of Home Builders, teaches students about the technologies involved in "smart homes" and the impact of design changes small and large including:
- Nontraditional kitchen and bathroom appliances and fixtures such as sinks that can be manually or automatically raised and lowered to various sitting and standing heights. ("You do not have to be in a wheelchair to appreciate having a place to sit while prepping food over a sink," Somerville said.)
- Pull-out-drawer refrigerators and freezers, which reduce bending and reaching.
- Specialized cabinetry to improve accessibility
- Bathtubs with a motorized side panel that raises and lowers to allow easier access
- Use of electronics to monitor the needs of loved ones
"Addressing the topic of aging and eventual mortality is not something our American society talks about with ease," she said, which is why she introduces the subject to her students, so this next generation of interior designers is more comfortable bringing up universal design to people at all stages of life.
The University of New Haven is a private, top-tier comprehensive institution recognized as a national leader in experiential education. Founded in 1920 on the campus of Yale University in cooperation with Northeastern University, UNH moved to its current West Haven campus in 1960. The University operates a satellite campus in Tuscany, Italy, and offers programs at several locations throughout Connecticut and in New Mexico and California. UNH provides its students with a unique combination of a solid liberal arts education and real-world, hands-on career and research opportunities. The University enrolls approximately 6,400 students, including nearly 1,800 graduate students and more than 4,600 undergraduates – the majority of whom reside in University housing. Through its College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business, Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences, Tagliatela College of Engineering, and College of Lifelong & eLearning, UNH offers 75 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. UNH students have access to more than 50 study abroad programs worldwide and its student-athletes compete in 16 varsity sports in the NCAA Division II's highly competitive Northeast-10 Conference.


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Top 10 signs that Christmas is on its way
1. SantaCon *shivers*
2. There are less homeless people, but way more Santas
3. DVD Sales of the film 'Elf' are actually a thing again
4. Eggnog
5. Jewelry commercials tell you so
6. Your fridge smells like old Thanksgiving leftovers
7. People start talking about presents and you realize you haven't gotten anything yet.
8. Listening to grocery store music is more painful than usual
9. It's cold as balls outside
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Rejoice, Samsung and HTC Android phones owners: Google has made the stock Android keyboard available as a standalone app in Google Play. And the app includes gestures and voice typing.
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For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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Forman's Five Takeaways from Champion Challenge
by Matt Forman | LaxMagazine.com
|Team USA coach Ricky Fried now
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Three days, 11 games, and one exciting weekend. That's how we'll sum up Champion Challenge, a US Lacrosse event held at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex in Florida, which was capped off by the men's national team's 16-15 overtime dandy over Denver.
In case you're thirsty for more Champion Challenge content — if you haven't already, be sure to read our comprehensive coverage of the event — here are additional observations from the weekend. Or, in the spirit of Pat Forde... five notes, quotes, names, games and minutiae making news in lacrosse.
1. The Decisions
As discussed throughout the weekend, the women's national team will trim its roster from 38 to 24 by the end of the week, and needless to say, there won't be any easy decisions. "Difficult to do, but a great problem to have," U.S. coach Ricky Fried said.
By now, Fried and his staff have held a conference call to discuss what they saw this weekend and start discussing the team's composition for its 2012 summer competition tour in Canada. It's worth noting that Fried repeatedly said throughout the weekend that he's looking for the "best dynamic," and not necessarily the top 24 individuals.
"While the stats are great, we're not going to be stat-based, because everybody on our team can do those things," Fried said. "We want to get people out of the habit of trying to do too much. Do the little things consistently."
But you still want to know the stats, right? We've totaled five games' worth (against Team England, Maryland twice and Northwestern twice) below...
Goals: Dowd 13, Byers 10, Zimmerman 7, Ancarrow 7, Smith 6,
Etrasco 5, Munday 5, Schwarzmann 4, Walker 4, McFadden 4, Rowan 4,
Berger 3, Donohoe 3, Cannizzaro 3, Tumolo 3, Spencer 3, Bullard 3,
Igoe 2, Carey 2, LaGrow 1, Albrecht 1
Assists: Donohoe 9, Munday 8, Rowan 6, Carey 4, Spencer 3, Schwarzmann 3, Tumolo 3, Smith 3, Cannizzaro 2, Zimmerman 2, Dowd 1, Bullard 1, Walker 1, Russell 1, Byers 1, Etrasco 1, Albrecht 1
Saves: Huether 10, Wills 7, Altig 5, McBrearty 1
Interesting that five of Team USA's top eight goal-scorers come from the current college ranks -- Casey Ancarrow and Danielle Etrasco stood out most, to me -- which is by no means an easy task for those players, who had to set aside their school's lingo and style of play.
"They're coming from practice the last two weeks, and they've been engrained as to what they're supposed to be doing, and now we're saying, 'This is what you need to do here,'" Fried said. "Being able to put that aside and compartmentalize is tough. Our college kids [did] an excellent job this weekend of picking up what we want to do, how we want to do it."
On the other side of things, Fried had some intriguing thoughts regarding the 20 college coaches on his roster. How does that translate onto the field? How does it help? Can it hurt?
"It's kind of a double-edged sword," Fried said. "You kind of expect certain things to happen. When they don't, that gets a little frustrating. At the same time, we have to realize with our coaching staff, as they come onto the field, they come as players. We wish they had that balance a little bit. We want them to bring that knowledge, that decision-making ability onto the field a little bit more, and be decisive. I think everybody sometimes gets caught up in trying to do the right thing -- just a good teammate, being in the right place. It's like, 'OK, you can direct a little bit more. Act like you're on the sidelines when you talk with each other.' But it is nice from our perspective. Having that lacrosse IQ on the field is extremely valuable."
2. The Debut
If that's what Denver's defense looks like after two weeks of spring practice, playing against the top players in the world, the Pioneers are going to be just fine. Between Sunday's starters against the men's national team, none had started a regular-season game in their careers, but you never would've known from the unit's play. It was an impressive debut. Nick Gorman, Mike Riis, Harley Brown, Kyle Hercher and Kyle Cannon and Drew Babb, Henry Miketa and others still have some work to do, but they were stout. Team USA coach Kevin Cassese and attacker Kevin Leveille both called the unit "organized."
The result? Though goalkeeper Jamie Faus, Lacrosse Magazine's February cover subject who made 14 saves, saw a barrage of shots — 64, to be precise — most were from difficult angles that weren't on cage.
"Our defense did a phenomenal job in letting me see shots we want to give up as a defense. The midfielders did a great job driving the guys down the alley, helping out inside. We slid so well. It's incredible. All six guys in front of me didn't start a game last year," Faus said. "We knew they were going to shoot it from all over, and we wanted to stick to our rules that we have on defense, and I think we did that. We did the little things really well on defense. We played really good, solid team defense today."
On a few occasions the Pioneers struggled on clears, as they committed several turnovers in the defensive end with Team USA riding hard. The unit also mishandled a few groundballs. Rest assured, coach Bill Tierney will get it cleaned up.
"They're so well-coached," Cassese said. "They're disciplined with what they do, they don't shoot themselves in the foot. On defense they're organized, they make you play unselfishly, and to be honest with you — in essence, we're an All-Star team here, and to get an All-Star team to play unselfishly is really hard to do — so we were at our best today when we were dodging, pass, pass and we were attacking the back side."
|Northwestern coach Kelly Amonte
Hiller had strong words of praise for Alyssa Leonard, who squared
off against NU alums Danielle Spencer and Sarah Albrecht on Sunday
at Champion Challenge.
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3. The Draw
What happens when two players using the same tricks of the trade go head-to-head? Well, someone has to have the advantage. Women's national team draw control specialists Danielle Spencer and Sarah Albrecht, who both played collegiately at Northwestern, matched up against current Wildcat Alyssa Leonard on Sunday — all learned from and honed their craft under coach Kelly Amonte Hiller, and part of Northwestern's success over the last decade can be linked to their prowess on the draw.
If Sunday is any indication, the Wildcats will control possessions in 2012. Leonard, the sophomore who last year ranked eighth nationally with 3.96 draws control per game, won 15 of 26 draws mostly against Spencer and Albrecht. Northwestern also returns Alex Frank to the mix. The senior ranks sixth in school history with 174 draw controls but defers to Leonard.
Amonte Hiller called Leonard "one of the best" centers she has coached. And that's saying something.
4. The Depth
With Katie Schwarzmann suiting up for the red, white and blue, and star attacker Karri Ellen Johnson sidelined due to an undisclosed non-concussion related injury — not to mention the absence of 2011 graduates Sarah Mollison, Laura Merrifield, Brandi Jones, Brittany Poist, Katie Gallagher and Sara Cooper — Maryland had a distinctly different lineup than used last year. But the two losses to Team USA showed the Terrapins' depth, and that experience will prove useful once the season starts.
"That's a very good Maryland Terps team," U.S. coach Ricky Fried said. "I know the score doesn't necessarily represent that, but we have excellent players at every position, and they have a lot of young kids that are getting their feet wet. This will help them down the road."
Defensive midfielder Iliana Sanza was all over the field, while midfielder Brooke Griffin, along with attackers Alex Aust (20 goals, 22 assists in 2011) and Kristy Black (31 g, 21 a) paced the offense. Aust and Black should get plenty of opportunities in 2012, with opponents paying particularly close attention to Schwarzmann and Johnson.
5. The Details
Coaches often try to create game-like situations in practice, but there's nothing like experiencing something live, against an opponent in a different colored jersey. No matter how hard you try, it's tough to duplicate certain situations, like facing a one-goal deficit with 45 seconds on the clock. Such was the case for Syracuse on Saturday, which trailed Team England 8-7 in the final minute, yet somehow the game ended in a 9-9 tie. It's a lesson for the Orange.
"We set something up, we executed with the go-ahead goal late, with 30 seconds left," coach Gary Gait said. "But then we turned around and gave it back to them, and that's something we can learn from. They won't forget that, the players who made that play, and they'll learn from it. Hopefully we'll be better prepared for it the next time we're in a close game."
Said sophomore attacker Alyssa Murray, whose goal with 43 seconds remaining tied the game at 8: "It was a really exciting game, and to be in a tight game really gives the freshmen a lot of experience. Even though we had the lead with 30 seconds left and we lost it, now we'll learn from that. Now we know where the ball should be, what we should be doing. The fact that it's a scrimmage, it's little mistakes that we're going to learn from, and we'll work past it."
Syracuse was sloppy in the early going — somewhat expected, given that it was the first time playing this spring — but the Orange settled in during the second half. Still, Gait said the team has "a laundry list of things that we can go work on." Gait and Murray pinpointed these areas to detail: riding, clearing, communicating and picking up ground balls.
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AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2014All-CCAA First Team ... Finished the year hitting a career high .344, good for third on the team ... Scored 30 runs, tallied 14 RBI and stole 17 bases in 52 games, including 39 starts ... Tallied 12 multiple-hit games, including one five hit game, and held an eight-game hitting streak ... Recorded two hits, scored a pair of runs and knocked in one run against Cal State San Bernardino (3/14) ... Finished with two hits and three RBI against Cal State San Bernardino (3/15) ... Knocked six hits, scored six times, stole five bases and recorded two RBI in the series against Cal State Stanislaus (3/28-29) ... Finished with three hits, scored twice and knocked in a pair of RBI against San Francisco State (4/12) ... Finished the series against Humboldt State (4/18-19) with 11 hits, three stolen bases and one run, which included a 5-for-6 performance in the series finale ... Accumulated three hits, scored once and knocked in an RBI against Humboldt State at the NCAA West 2 Regional (5/9).
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013Appeared in 38 games, with 24 starts as the second basemen, outfielder and designated player… Posted her first hit in Tritons colors against Western Oregon on Feb. 2… Went 3-for-3 on Feb. 9 against Cal State San Bernardino and again at the CCAA Championship Tournament against No. 5 Humboldt State… Posted three hits at the NCAA West 1 Regional Tournament in Arcata, Calif. May 3-5… Compiled a .294 batting average with 20 hits, 12 runs and seven RBI.
HIGH SCHOOL A 2012 graduate of Buchanan High School in Clovis ... Awarded "Tri-River Athletic Conference (TRAC) Player of the Year" as a senior (2012) ... Named to All-TRAC, Fresno Bee All-Valley, and All-State First Team during her senior year (2012) ... Recognized with National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-America Third Team honors in 2012 ... Received Amateur Softball Association of America (ASA) All-America First Team recognition, having the fourth-most career hits in the CIF Central Section (206) ... Named "TRAC Co-Player of the Year" as a junior (2011) ... Had most hits in season (66) among BHS players during her junior year (2011) ... Earned All-TRAC First Team honors as a junior (2011) ... NFCA All-State underclassmen and Fresno Bee All-Valley team member as a junior (2011) ... Listed as "TRAC Co-Player of the Year" as a sophomore (2010) ... Led BHS with most hits in a season (58) ... Made both All-TRAC First Team and Fresno Bee All-Valley in 2010 ... Was TRAC stolen base leader in her freshman campaign (2009) ... Received All-TRAC Second Team honors as a freshman as the Bears earned the TRAC Valley Championship (2009) ... Had her best season as a senior in 2012, hitting .530 and registering a .559 on-base percentage ... Also competed in volleyball during her freshman year with the Bears ... Additionally, played travel ball with the Clovis-based Fresno Force.
PERSONAL Born April 21, 1994 in Northridge ... Parents are Connie and James Proctor ... Has an older brother named Jordan and a younger sister named Aria ... Father James played baseball at Fresno State ... Uncle Joe Broussard played football at Fresno State ... Majoring in anthropology (archaeology) at Marshall College ... Fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers ... Favorite athlete is Matt Kemp ... Favorite movies include all Disney movies ... Her mother, grandmother and God are her greatest influences ... Career goal is to go to graduate school.
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I'm trying to grab substrings that match a regular expression using the slice method. Suppose I have a string that is the following:
str = "<hello>blahblahblah</hello>yayayahahah<hello>yammeryammer</hello>
I would like to grab the data enclosed by first set of <hello>...</hello> tags. If I do something like this:
sl = str.slice! /<hello>.*</hello>/
it will return the entire string rather than the first set. It appears that the slice! method will return the largest string that matches the pattern, when I want it to match the smallest string that matches the pattern. Is there any way to do this?


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During last week's general managers meetings in Chicago, White Sox GM Kenny Williams said: "It really puts the [Type A free agent], who has worked his tail off, in a compromising position from my perspective. Because you have teams that want them — there are guys out there I'd certainly have interest in — if they weren't Type A's. "But I'm not going to give up my first-round pick for a non-impact-type player, one who's just a complimentary-type player. I'll look in other areas first."
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Winter 2001
Volume 5 Number 2
by Barbara A. Chaapel
Saying good-bye to Tennent Hall this winter was poignant for Nancy Schongalla-Bowman, Princeton Seminary's new full-time director of student counseling.
In January she moved to a new office in Scheide Hall, but not without some nostalgia for the building that was a school for boys until the Seminary purchased it in 1943 and transformed it into the School of Christian Education. "This building has been part of my life for a long time," she says. Not only has she hung her nameplate outside of Tennent 012 for the past year during Miller Chapel's renovation, seeing students in a basement office that she made surprisingly cheery with colorful rugs, seashells, candles, and soft lamps. She also began her own student days in Tennent, living in its kitchen-turned-dorm room during her junior year in the crowded days of 1976 when she got the last space in the dorm.
"I remember my roommate and I put our shoes in the pantry and kept our socks on shelves under the kitchen sink," she laughs. "There were no closets or bureaus."
While a PTS senior, she helped develop the Seminary's first childcare center, housed in Tennent's basement. She raised money to pay for the center's bathroom.
As a seminarian Schongalla-Bowman did not anticipate becoming a parish pastor or working full-time in a congregation. "I just had a feeling, a sense of call, I guess, though very undefined, that one day I would be working with clergy as a counselor," she says. Now she is doing precisely that, and it feels "like really finding my niche, like being grounded, centered."
The soft-spoken counselor believes that all the steps along her vocational way have led to this position. After graduation from Princeton, she served on the staff of a large United Church of Christ congregation in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, with "lots of opportunities for ministry." Then came a year of CPE at Lehigh Valley Hospital. She then worked at two church-based counseling centers. Her experience includes working in a home for senior citizens, ministering to cancer patients, setting up a pastoral care program for a hospice, teaching classes for a clergy training program at a secular counseling center (Philadelphia's Penn Council for Relationships), and developing a private counseling practice.
Then came the part-time call to Princeton Seminary in 1995 as a contract pastoral therapist. "I didn't know there was this sort of call," says Schongalla-Bowman. And because she had a young son, the part-time nature of the job was perfect.
But from her first day, there were more students and spouses who wanted appointments than she had time to see. Frequently students had to sign a two-to-three week waiting list. She is pleased that the Seminary has recognized the need for a full-time director of student counseling and anticipates that waiting period will lessen, "though it may not," she says after six months in the position.
The primary focus of Schongalla-Bowman's new position is direct counseling with students and spouses. "I provide counseling about all kinds of issues—everything I saw in the secular world," she explains, "plus the spiritual dimension of life and issues of vocational call. Seminarians are an enjoyable population to work with. They are very clear, very motivated. They are people who are reflective about themselves."
Her position also deals with students in crisis, particularly emotional crisis. And it includes providing a broader network of professionals to whom to refer students facing particular issues, like eating disorders.
Schongalla-Bowman also has programmatic responsibilities within the Department of Student Affairs. She leads a yearly clergy sexual misconduct seminar, will develop and supervise a marriage enrichment program for students and spouses, and will provide leadership to the PTS health fair. That in addition to running two groups a semester on topics from chronic illness to family of origin.
"I'd like to solicit students' ideas for groups," she adds. "An important part of my job is listening to the Seminary community, hearing what kinds of issues people are talking about."
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Schongalla-Bowman believes seminary can be a spiritually fertile time for every student. "In faith-based counseling, seminarians have the opportunity to access the presence of God in the midst of talking about issues they struggle with," she explains. "This takes listening for the Spirit, not just counseling skills. I think of what I do with my clients as a shared seeking for God."
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Telkom utilizing SEACOM to ensure adequate capacity and redundancy for 2010 World Cup
Telkom's SEACOM World Cup deal
Telkom utilizing SEACOM to ensure adequate capacity and redundancy for 2010 World Cup
Telkom's SEACOM World Cup deal
haha... sorry to toot my own horn again... but I predicted this necessity about a year ago already.
In fact I would not be surprised if Telkom is a regular Seacom customer. They would be crazy not to.
Well I hope TATA screwed them royally - like they done to us.
What goes around....
It's a really poor showing when the Great Telkom has to lease extra capacity (or redundancy?) from another independent cable just to meet the international requirements for the event.
And this even with the 3x speed increase the SAT-3 system received last year.
What would have happened if SEACOM did not exist yet?
....Goooooooo Telkom!
..and it will happen in 2013. So his prediction was/is on the penny
Telkom and Neotel(TATA) struck a deal? Aren't they supposed to be competition to one another?
Hope no price collusion come from this..
Am I the only one that finds this article incredibly funny and ironic?
I was having a good chuckle when reading through it.
Oh how times have changed, telkom having to buy bandwith from it's undersea cable competitor.
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Discovery Education and 3M have partnered to bring the science of everyday life into your classroom. This fantastic collection of resources is for students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. On the site you will find videos and interactives that help kids learn about the science around them and make connections to what they are learning in school. Lessons are inquiry based and encourage exploration in life science, physical science, earth science and technology/innovation. Virtual labs are interactive flash-based labs where students can discover more about science like wind energy. At the Innovation HQ portion of the site, students can travel through time and look at innovations that they use in their every day life and "meet" 3M scientists. On the Student page, students can see a young inventors hall of fame.
How to integrate Science of Everyday Life into the classroom: The Science of Everyday Life is packed FULL of great videos, lesson ideas, virtual interactives and student activities. I really appreciate that the approach to lessons is inquiry based! The lessons include great resources and encourage students to ask questions and dig deeper. The virtual investigations and labs are also really well done.
Content is separated out by grade level, quickly find exactly what best fits your classroom needs!
The travel through time feature is really neat for students to explore. This could be done as a class using a projector-connected computer or interactive whiteboard or used as a center exploration or individual activity in a 1:1 or lab setting. Split students into smaller teams or have them explore a specific time period independently. The timeline gives some basic information, and would be a great launching point for further investigation. Students could turn this into a larger project where they connect the innovation from history with innovations today. What learning had to take place in the past, in order for the innovation that we have today? This would make a great compare/contrast activity for students.
Because Discovery Education is involved, you can anticipate high quality videos and related resources.
Tips: The resources and interactives on the Science of Everyday Life are largely Java and Flash based. If you are running these resources off an iPad, you will want to use an app like Rover (which allows you to view Flash), Photon, iSwifter, etc.
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Whether you are looking to upgrade your CB microphone, or replace a worn out factory mic, you are sure to find what you need at CB World. We carry factory replacement microphones from all the major manufacturers. If you are looking for an aftermarket microphone, we have several options from Astatic, RF Limited, Kalibur, and more.
The two things you need to check when picking out a CB microphone is the mic pin-out and whether it uses an electret or dynamic cartridge. There is more to selecting a microphone than counting the pins. It is true that most radios produced in the last decade with a 4 pin mic plug are wired the same. Older radios can be wired different, though. And if you have a 5 pin mic plug, you really need to pay attention. The same is true with the newer six pin radios. Many of these have exactly one microphone on the market that will work with them. The cartridge matters, too. The Cobra 29 LTD, for instance, uses a mic with a dynamic cartridge. If you connect a mic with an electret cartridge to this radio it will work, but the audio will be very faint on the receiving end.
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Samsung Electronics has denied rumours about its plans to acquire PC unit of Hewlett-Packard, which is exploring possibilities to get rid of its hardware business to concentrate on other operations.
"The recent rumors that Samsung Electronics will be taking over Hewlett-Packard Co.'s personal computer business are not true. We hope this clarifies any confusion that may have occurred," an official statement by Samsung reads.
HP announced last Thursday that its board of directors had authorized the evaluation of strategic alternatives for its Personal Systems Group (PSG), including the exploration of the separation of its PC business into a separate company through a spin-off or other transaction. HP's PSG is the leading manufacturer of personal computers in the world and had annual revenues of approximately $41 billion in fiscal year 2010.
Analysts from Technology Business Research were the first to report that Samsung was the company interested most in HP's PC unit back last Thursday. Various web-sites specialized on spreading unofficial information reported about the possible plan earlier this week.
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HP is implementing a plan to fundamentally transform the company. An important component of the plan is focusing its investments, resources and management attention to drive higher value solutions to enterprise, small and midsize business and public sector customers. HP believes that the exploration of alternatives for PSG will help the company accomplish its strategic goals and pursue profitable growth and enhanced shareholder value. A post-transaction HP would continue to help its customers manage the information explosion and address their most critical needs through a portfolio that spans printing, software, services, servers, storage and networking.
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GLADSTONE – Betty I. Beck, 90, of Gladstone, and currently residing at Christian Park Village, passed away peacefully Sunday morning, March 17, 2013, at the St. Francis Hospital, in Escanaba.
Betty was born April 6, 1922, in Gladstone, the daughter of Edward and Lillian (Norman) Hart. She was raised in Gladstone and was a graduate of the Gladstone Senior High School. Following high school, Betty moved to Massachusetts where she met and married her love, Kenneth D. Beck Sr., on Dec. 22, 1943.
Upon Ken's deployment during World War II, Betty relocated to Kansas where she resided near Ken's parents and gave birth to their first son, Kenneth Beck Jr. In 1947, upon the conclusion of her husband's military enlistment, the couple moved to Gladstone where they built their home, raised their family and spent their entire lives together. Ken Sr. preceded Betty in death on Dec. 21, 1994.
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Survivors include her sons, Kenneth (Patricia) Beck Jr. of Bonnersferry, Idaho, Dennis (Sue) Beck of Sussex, Wis.; daughter, Mary Jo Scarborough of Gladstone; brother, Robert (Lois) Hart of Gladstone; granddaughters, Mindy, Elkim, and Jennifer Beck.
Betty was preceded in death by her parents, Edward and Lillian; and her husband, Kenneth.
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Locating PASS Summit 2011 and 2012
By Rushabh Mehta
The PASS Summit location survey results came in a few weeks ago, and
since then we've been analyzing the data, getting in costs from venues across
the US, and reviewing with the PASS Board of Directors. You can find the results
At first glance, the results seem fairly clear: 81% of the 1,573
respondents want a PASS Summit on the East Coast at least every four years. When
we look at responses from only 2008 and 2009 Summit attendees (our most
successful ones by far), the number who want a future Summit outside of Seattle
drops to 69%.
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over-arching goals this year: Sustainability, Infrastructure, and Increased
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In the last 'Plays Well With Others' column, we looked at micromanaging
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When you meet colleagues at networking events, do the
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quote Jill Owns AllThat looked like a physical water type move. A new move, I supposeI can't imagine Froakie is using Close Combat in that trailer. If anything, to me, it looks like Quick Attack.
quote Jill Owns AllLook at the learnbase, it's mostly mammals and birds, they're more 'agile' than frogs.Quick Attack doesn't suit a frog? Hopping all over the place? But Close Combat does fit his body type? I'd say it suits a frog with the design of Froakie more than Delibird or Pinsir or Bidoof.
quote Unseen StealWell, you gotta be pretty close for all the physical attacks! lolWell it is called close combat, if you look at the video he comes close to the opponent before performing the attack action.
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A new study reveals how the amygdala is involved in controlling predatory behavior in mice.
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Fat cells behave differently in obese individuals, causing inflammation and insulin resitance.
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Adipose tissue plays an immune role in individuals of normal wieght.
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Telomeres are repetitive, noncoding sequences that cap the ends of linear chromosomes. They consist of hexameric nucleotide sequences (TTAGGG in humans) repeated hundreds to thousands of times.
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A transition-state mimic has the power to bind an enzyme at its tipping point as strongly as any available inhibitor and more strongly than most, preventing enzymatic activity.
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A lot changes in a child's body over the course of development, and not all changes occur linearly: gene expression can fluctuate, and organs can perform different functions on the way to their final purpose in the body. Here are some of the key deve
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Vitamin D has a variety of actions in the body. It binds to the vitamin D receptor (VDR), which then binds to the retinoid X receptor (RXR) and activates the expression of numerous genes.
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In fewer than 15 years, nanomedicine has gone from fantasy to reality.
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They don't fly 'em like that anymore…Tuesday, January 10th, 2012
Tallman (are you wondering if we're related? More on that in a minute*) flew the Beechcraft D-18 through a billboard as well as the hangar. The billboard was constructed of balsa wood so that it would fly apart easily when Tallman blew through it. As it turned out, the balsa wood had been allowed to dry too long and hardened up, and the airplane was damaged when it went through.
As for the hangar stunt, Tallman supposedly practiced three approaches just skimming the roof of the hangar. Trees just east of the hangar at the now-defunct Rancho Conejo Airport near Los Angeles required Tallman to pull up rather sharply after it cleared the opening.
If you'd rather not sit through the three-hour film, a kind soul on YouTube has compiled his favorite flying scenes in this clip. The hangar stunt can be seen at about 8:10.
*Whenever I'm at a show, members of a certain age will squint at my nametag and then ask, "Are you related to Frank Tallman?" I always tell them this: "My husband's father took him to see Flight of the Phoenix in the theater when he was a youngster. Don pointed to the credits where Frank Tallman's name appeared and said, 'He's our cousin.' Maybe he believed it; maybe Don wanted it to be true because he was a pilot too. But his son became an amateur geneaologist several years later… and we're not related."