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Clinique's Sun Protection, My Summer SecretThursday, August 20, 2009
Last summer I tested a rather large collection of sunscreens. I toted them around with me and kept copious notes about the feel and weight of the sunscreen.
This year is different. After finally finishing my medical training, I moved across the country and started a new job. There wasn't time to go outside, let alone try out 20 different types of sunscreen.
So, I did what any other beauty blogger would do. I used the products Clinique had randomly sent me at the beginning of the summer. I would look at other products on occasion in stores, but somehow the smell or feel of a different sunscreen just didn't feel right. This summer, I only wanted to use these products.
So, all summer long I've been using the Clinique Cream SPF 30 versions of their sun protection. Both the body and face are thick and white, but absorb easily into my skin and I don't know they're there. I can't feel them on me, they don't feel heavy and I can't really smell anything either. And they stay that way for hours. The SPF 45 Sun Protection Stick is a bit shiny, but I use it on days I'm spending a lot more time in direct sun, and then it's in target areas like my nose and the tops of my ears.
I may even somehow like the After Sun lotion even more, it is a light green lotion with aloe (you can smell the aloe) that soothes just as well as the green sticky aloe gel we all used to keep in the fridge.
So, the secret is out. That's why I didn't review sunscreens all summer.
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An FOMC Meeting Week (Get Out the Board Games!)
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Good day. And a Marvelous Monday to you!
Well, it's all coming down to the cheese that binds for Greece, folks. And the Greek people are getting tired of hearing about it. Well, they can join the Germans, Austrians, and so forth, and us too, for I've grown so tired of this Greek drama. I hope it all comes to a boiling point, an agreement gets worked out, and we can go on with life, soon.
Front & center this morning, the dollar still has the conn, and is exerting its will on the other currencies and metals. Greece is weighing on the euro, the Kiwi is still reeling from the rate cut last week, the loonie goes up and down with the price of oil, which is down this morning. And let's not forget that tomorrow and Wednesday will bring us a Fed FOMC 2-Day Meeting. Time to get the board games out! HA!
Back in the day our former PR person loved it when I would talk about how I don't know why it would take the FOMC two days to meet, and how it was more likely that we would hear cries of: "You've sunk my battleship," coming from the meeting room!
Just what the heck will the FOMC do this week? Remember when it was all but said and done that they would be hiking rates at this meeting? Well, that's not happening folks. I told you that it wouldn't happen, and look who's going to be right, while everyone else is wrong! Well, the Fed could keep the heat on the rate hike talk by talking upbeat about the economy that they still see as rebounding.
In fact, I hear a lot of economists continue to say that the U.S. economic data has been better. Better than what? That's what I say!
The BLS jobs report is a bunch of hooey, and Retail Sales is nothing but new car sales. Today, we'll see two of my fave economic prints, Industrial Production (IP) and Capacity Utilization. And here's where the rubber meets the road on that statement that the economic data is better. Sure, IP is expected to grow 0.2%, and in April it was -0.3%, so it is "better". But after 6 years of stimulus, shouldn't we expect better than 0.2% IP? Of course we should!
Well, there I was bored out of my gourd, due to the Cardinals and Royals game being rained out yesterday, so I started searching for news that would interest me. You see, when I'm on "my own time" I tend to lean to news that's not markets related, and catches my eye. But there was none, really. UGH!
So I settled on a story about how Greek PM Tsipras is really pushing the envelope too far. Apparently, the Greeks that want to remain in the euro, and remember last week I told pfennig readers that 74% of Greeks want to remain in the euro and are growing very tired of Tsipras Brinkmanship. Well, all that could come to a breaking point this Thursday.
This Thursday looks like it could be the point of no return, as the fourth LTRO allotment comes around.. For those of you new to class, the LTRO stands for the European Central Bank's (ECB) "Long Term Refinancing Operation". The ECB could make things difficult for Greece here, and make them return to the negotiating table. The Eurogroup also meets on Thursday, so to me, this looks like a perfect storm gathering. And rock group, Kansas said it best when they asked, "How long, how long to the point of no return?" Looks like it's just 3 days from today.
So, let's move on to something else, eh? I did want to mention that the net short futures positions in euros dropped again last week by 27,500 contracts, bringing the short positioning in euros to the lowest level since December. The Big losers in the futures positions according to the IMM Futures Position report last week are Mexican pesos, Aussie dollars, New Zealand dollars/ kiwi, and Swiss francs. Again, these positions in futures can change in a heartbeat, but it does give us an indication of what traders were thinking the previous week.
The Indian rupee continues to disappoint me.. But that's not all that's disappointing about India. PM Modi has done some good, but not the BIG SPLASH I was expecting, and was pre-billed about his election. Reserve Bank of India Gov. Rajan, has held steady but his recent rate cut was a real mystery to me. Wholesale Inflation in India just printed -2.36% year on year in May. And he cut rates? Hmmm. I still believe that Modi is going to present a hoola-hoop to the Indian economy.
Speaking of India… I read some very interesting info on Indian imports of silver. Last year, India imported 7,063 tonnes of silver. In the first 4 months of 2015, India has imported 3,000 tonnes of Silver. WOW! What's up with all this Silver importing in India?
Ahhh grasshopper, we all know that silver is an investment metal AND an industrial metal. And India has long been an importer of gold as their store of value metal so they must be looking to use silver for something else? That's it! That's the ticket!
India has announced that they are going to invest $200 billion in solar panels in the next 7 years. WOW! Late last year I told pfennig readers about how solar panels used silver and that it was a big part of the construction and continued use of a Solar Panel. Well, India is making a HUGE investment in solar panels, and they're getting the silver they will need stockpiled. Pretty smart, eh? Especially while the price of silver is cheap!
The Russian ruble is stronger this morning. It's been a tough row to hoe for the ruble lately, and reminds me of what I told pfennig readers a month or so ago, about how I thought the ruble had pretty much gone about as far as it was going to go (rally-wise). I also said that until we saw something "good" for Russia like the dropping of sanctions, or an increase in the price of oil, that the ruble would probably range trade. So, that scenario is playing out, folks. But we had better watch out this week, as the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) will meet, and all expectations are for the CBR to cut rates 100 Basis Points! (1%), bringing their internal rate to 11.5%…
Now, don't act surprised! And the markets shouldn't make that big of thing out of this as this is just the CBR removing the emergency rate hikes during the ruble debacle last fall and early winter. But their markets will — we all know they will — and the ruble will get whacked for a day or two. I would like to think not, but who knows? Only the Shadow knows.
As I've been writing this morning, the euro has lost more ground, so the NYC traders are arriving and seeing that Greece walked out of the negotiations after just 45 minutes yesterday, and once again the thoughts that Greece is going to default, and leave the euro are weighing on the single unit. But I still say that an 11th hour agreement will be made to kick the can further down the road. But until we get there, there's all this Greek Drama. UGH.
Gold is flat again this morning. I wanted to check on the concentration of short contracts in gold & silver this past weekend to see if anything has changed. From what I could find, nothing has… It still takes between 50 -60 days of world production of gold to cover the short positions of the 8 largest traders.
And it still takes 160 days of world production of silver to cover the short positions of the 8 largest traders. Now, if I were an investigator with the DOJ, who was assigned to investigate possible price manipulation in gold & silver, I would start here. Seems to me to be a good place to start, eh?
The U.S. Data Cupboard has the aforementioned IP and Cap Utilization this morning, and yes, they'll be "better" than the April prints, but still "lacking" in my mind. We'll also see the Net TIC Flows, but I doubt anyone even notices this data any longer.
The Big Kahuna This Week though is the FOMC meeting that will culminate in a rate decision on Wednesday afternoon. I guess the meeting will be all about "forward guidance". But isn't that what the Fed has supposedly been giving us all this time? We'll have to see this all unfold I guess. I can tell you that I give about as much credence to what they have to say as someone who lives under a rock!
To recap. It's all about the FOMC this week, folks! The dollar has the conn on the currencies and metals this morning, as traders are still of the thought that the Fed could either hike rates at this meeting or give us a heads up that a rate hike is coming in September. The loonie is trading alongside the price of Oil, which is down today, the euro is being weighed down heavily by the Greek drama, that might come to a head this Thursday, and although the Russian ruble is stronger this morning, its chances of doing so throughout the week are slim, as the CBR will meet and probably cut rates 100 Basis Points this week.
For What It's Worth. I come across a ton of research written by naysayers of China and its rise to an economic power. Most of the stuff centers on Chinese debt. none of it ever mentions China's treasure chest of reserves. So, when I saw this article from Xinhua, I had to check it out to see if it could lend a hand at straightening this all out for us:
"China has adequate fiscal headroom to absorb local government contingent liabilities, a recent report by Moody's Investors Service said.
As higher levels of local government off-budget investment financing pose a challenge to China's fiscal position, such debt levels are relatively moderate and can be absorbed over time by the sovereign's balance sheet, said Moody's.
"While local government financing operations raised the general government debt-to-GDP burden to 34 percent in 2014 from a low of 17 percent in 2005, China's debt trend appears to have stabilized," said Tom Byrne, a Moody's Senior Vice President for the Sovereign Risk Group.
"In addition, the government has an appreciable amount of fiscal space to accommodate such known risks."
Chuck again. Well, maybe that will put that argument to bed! And while I don't like Governments that take on debt with no ability or willingness to pay it off in better times, I don't think that's the case with China. Right now they need to provide help for their economy, and they have the wherewithal to do so!
That's it for today. So. let's go make this a Marvelous Monday.
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Not that after the 56th minute he or his side had much option, after the Arsenal captain, Tony Adams, was sent off for deliberately upending Neil Shipperley as the Southampton forward appeared to have a clear run on goal. It was a professional foul which seemed to embody much of what Arsenal came to stand for before Rioch's stewardship.
It could not be said that the dismissal was especially significant in changing Arsenal's miserly approach to the match. It was difficult to believe that only 10 weeks ago these two sides scored six times between them in the Premiership fixture at Highbury. Arsenal, without Dennis Bergkamp and Glenn Helder, appeared content to allow Southampton the bulk of possession and absorbed the pressure accordingly.
The midfield was crowded while the Arsenal defence packed it out some more by pushing up all in a row in their traditional way like the Tiller girls, the only other chorus line which seems to have been around as long.
As insurance they set Martin Keown to do a tight marking job on Matthew le Tissier, a task he performed with dedication and relish. There were few occasions when the erstwhile most exciting player in England broke free, but when he did he tended to dwell a little too long on the ball. Clear-cut chances were few despite Barry Venison's efforts to maintain something akin to momentum in Southampton's forward progress.
Ian Wright, subdued for Arsenal, was clear a time or two without taking advantage, while Shipperley had to bear much responsibility in the home side's attacks. In the last minute he somehow missed from just five yards, but by then the game had long since failed to deserve a goal.
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NEW YORK -- Talk of Mike Piazza's decline is a bit premature as far as his manager is concerned.
Piazza hit a two-run homer to move into a tie with Johnny Bench on the career home run list Wednesday night in the New York Mets' 7-3 victory over the San Diego Padres.
"I don't get too wrapped up in his demise or whatever," Willie Randolph said. "Great players always seem to know how to respond.
"Mike can still hit and he's still clutch in many ways," Randolph added.
Piazza has enjoyed a mini-emergence from his hitting woes since being dropped to sixth in the order for the first time since May 1993 on Tuesday night. He had an RBI double in the third inning to go with his homer off Woody Williams (5-6) in the fifth and is 4-for-7 in the two games. He went 2-for-4 Tuesday.
The 12-time All-Star has become more accepting of his capabilities, knowing that he is likely not going to approach his career .315 average any longer or hit 30 homers again -- he hasn't hit .300 since 2001 or hit 30 homers since 2002.
"It's what it is. I've caught a lot of games, just physically it's not as easy," said Piazza, who is batting .259. "I just try to keep everything in perspective.
"I'm just trying to enjoy it as well. I don't know what's going to happen."
Carlos Beltran also hit a two-run homer and Tom Glavine (7-7) won his third consecutive decision with six solid innings as the Mets won their second straight over the NL West leaders and moved two games over .500 (48-46) for the first time since June 11, when they were 32-30.
Piazza's homer into the left field bleachers was his 389th, tying him with Bench, the former Cincinnati Reds catcher, for 46th all-time, one behind Graig Nettles. It was Piazza's 367th as a catcher, most for the position.
"It means a lot as far as him being the rule by which any catcher's judged," Piazza said. "It's a real honor."
The Shea Stadium crowd gave Piazza his second curtain call in a week, but Piazza at first didn't realize that the fans were cheering for him.
"I said, 'Is that for me?' It's nice," said Piazza, who also was feted by the fans last Thursday for his three-run homer against the Braves in the eighth inning.
Beltran gave the Mets a 2-0 lead in the first with his 11th homer -- second this season when a starter other than Pedro Martinez was on the mound.
Glavine was the beneficiary this time and he made the lead stand up, pitching neatly into the fourth inning, where he temporarily lost his rhythm.
After getting seven groundball outs and a strikeout through three innings, Glavine missed on the corners and worked deep into counts in the fourth as the Padres scored twice to make it 4-2 on Xavier Nady's RBI single and Ramon Hernandez's sacrifice fly, both with the bases loaded.
"The luxury of having a lead, you just try to keep the damage to a minimum," Glavine said. "Things went pretty smoothly and the guys bounced back and picked me up."
Glavine allowed two runs and six hits in six innings and now has given up three runs or fewer in his last five starts. The win was the 269th of his career, moving him past Jim Palmer on the career list.
He said that his recent success is the product of the incorporation of a curveball into his game plan, a pitch he had been working on since just before the All-Star break.
After the game, Glavine expressed his desire to remain with the Mets but said there was a "real short list" of teams he would consider accepting a trade to -- he has a no-trade clause in his contract.
"I want to stay, but I'm not going to shut the door on anything either," he said.
Jose Reyes doubled in a run in the second with a liner down the left-field line, and New York appeared to have scored a second run on a balk call by home plate umpire Chuck Meriwether with Reyes on third.
But Padres manager Bruce Bochy protested and Meriwether conferred with third base umpire Tim Timmons and reversed it.
Bochy told Meriwether that Williams stepped off the pitching rubber and threw home because Reyes made a move toward the plate. Bochy said he asked the Meriwether to check with Timmons, and Timmons said Williams did.
"Reyes looked like he was going," Williams said.
Randolph said: "I guess maybe that was a tough play for Chuck; it happened pretty quick."
Reyes, already in the Mets dugout, had to retrieve his helmet and return to third base. Mike Cameron then struck out to end the inning.
The Mets went up 4-0 in the third on Piazza's RBI double over the head of center fielder Nady after David Wright singled.
Nady had trouble again in the fifth when he waved off right fielder Brian Giles on Cameron's fly, only to see it go over his head. Cameron got a triple and scored on Cliff Floyd's single before Piazza homered to make it 7-2.
"We lost the ball in the twilight there, and that led to a big inning for them," Bochy said.
Williams allowed seven runs and 10 hits in six innings. He struck out four without walking a batter.


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"I hope you always believe that," I say, and I mean it, even though I know that most faiths of this sort are just inherited.
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"Then why do you believe?" I say.
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"How could a big bang make that sight?"
With Mai, I learn something new every day. To think that Christianity – or a form of it – has reached another planet! Life is full of wonders – and Mai is one of them.
"Can you walk?" I enquire. I don't want to push her, but she seems so much stronger now. That sight has leant her energy.
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"It's so beautiful," I whisper to myself. "I don't want ever to forget this sight." Mai hears me.
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"Book a hotel – when did you do that?" Mai looks confused.
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Pursuing the truth about Ayers, I recently rented the 2002 documentary "The Weather Underground," from Netflix. It was riveting. Although the film seems to waver between ominous exposé and blatant whitewash, the full extent of the group's bombing campaign is dramatically demonstrated. It's not for everyone: The film uses gratuitous cutaways of horrifying carnage, from the Vietnam War to the Manson murders (such as Sharon Tate's smiling corpse, bathed in blood). But the news footage of the Greenwich Village townhouse destroyed in 1970 by bomb-making gone wrong in the basement still has enormous impact. Standing in the chaotic street, actor Dustin Hoffman, who lived next door, seems like Everyman at the apocalypse.
Ayers comes off in the film as a vapid, slightly dopey, chronic juvenile with stunted powers of ethical reasoning. The real revelation is his wife, Bernardine Dohrn (who evidently worked at the same large Chicago law firm as Michelle Obama in the mid-1990s). Of course I had heard of Dohrn -- hers was one of the most notorious names of our baby-boom generation -- and I knew her black-and-white police mug shot. But I had never seen footage of her speaking or interacting with others. Well, it's pretty obvious who wears the pants in that family!
The mystery of Bernardine Dohrn: How could such a personable, attractive, well-educated young woman end up saying such things at a 1969 political rally as this (omitted in the film) about the Manson murders: "Dig it. First they killed those pigs, then they ate dinner in the same room with them. They even shoved a fork into a victim's stomach. Wild!" And how could Dohrn have so ruthlessly pursued a decade-long crusade of hatred and terrorism against innocent American citizens and both private and public property?
"The Weather Underground" never searches for answers, but it does show Dohrn, then and now, as a poised, articulate woman of extremely high intelligence and surprising inwardness. The audio extra of her reading the collective's first public communiqué ("Revolutionary violence is the only way") is chilling. But the tumultuous footage of her 1980 surrender to federal authorities is a knockout. Mesmerized, I ran the clip six or seven times of her seated at a lawyer's table while reading her still defiant statement. The sober scene -- with Dohrn hyper-alert in a handsome turtleneck and tweedy jacket -- was tailor-made for Jane Fonda in her "Klute" period, androgynous shag. Only illegalities by federal investigators prevented Dohrn from being put away on ice for a long, long time.
Given that Obama had served on a Chicago board with Ayers and approved funding of a leftist educational project sponsored by Ayers, one might think that the unrepentant Ayers-Dohrn couple might be of some interest to the national media. But no, reporters have been too busy playing mini-badminton with every random spitball about Sarah Palin, who has been subjected to an atrocious and at times delusional level of defamation merely because she has the temerity to hold pro-life views.
Take that, Mainstream media! LMAO! And yes, read the whole thing.
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Joss Whedon will not be doing any more Marvel movies after directing Avengers: Age of Ultron last year.
The director revealed that he had cut ties with the studio during an interview with the Oxford Union, when he spoke about his work on last year's $1.4 billion-grossing superhero movie.
Whedon acted as a consultant on all the Phase 2 films but opted to focus his sole attention onto Age of Ultron when it began production and call it his final Marvel Cinematic Universe movie.
"I sort of had my finger in all of the films in the second phase but then I just had to concentrate only on Ultron and sort of know when it was done I was just going to stop," he said, according to Cosmic Book News.
"So I made a completely clean break - not because we had a falling out - just because I was like, 'I can't…'. If I was still there going, 'Well, here are my thoughts on this film,' I'd be there every day. I wouldn't do anything else because there are a lot of films and it is a lot of fun."
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Whedon described the pull of Marvel as "very seductive" and found huge enjoyment in "putting his little fairy dust on things" but decided it was time to break up when he found himself wanting to do other projects.
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MILWAUKEE A simple old quote states: If you want to go east, don't go west. If only the Milwaukee Bucks had the option. Instead, the Bucks -- as they do twice a year, every year (unless there is a lockout) -- will embark on a three-game swing to the West Coast starting Tuesday in Los Angeles. This year's trip comes at a critical time in the season. A successful trip would mean a much needed confidence boost under a new head coach, but a few losses could provide another stumbling block in a season full of them. If Milwaukee is to achieve the former, it must shake history because history certainly isn't on its side. In fact, the Bucks have just five winning road trips of at least three games against Western Conference teams in the past 20 years, with two of those coming in 1999-00 and just one since. The last time Milwaukee finished a season with a winning road record against Western Conference teams was 1999-00. Since then, it's a combined 41-130. This season has been no different. The Bucks are just 3-8 against the West and 0-4 in road games. After Tuesday's game against the Lakers, the Bucks travel to play Phoenix -- a place they haven't won since 1987 -- on Thursday and wrap up the trip Saturday night in Portland. The only other extended road trip west will come in March when Milwaukee plays three games in five nights in Utah, Golden State and Sacramento. When the schedule first came out, this trip might have looked more difficult than it does now. Though it's not going to be easy, the Lakers entered play Sunday injured and on a six-game losing streak, and Phoenix has lost eight of 10. Los Angeles got star center Dwight Howard back for Sunday's game against Cleveland, but power forward Pau Gasol is still out with a concussion. Portland -- led by former Bucks coach Terry Stotts -- is the opponent on the trip playing the best. The Trail Blazers have won seven of 10 and would be the seventh seed in the Western Conference if the season ended today. The Bucks are 9-4 on the road against Eastern Conference teams -- including five road wins against clubs currently in the top eight seeds in the league. Though the Western Conference as a whole is more talented than the East, the Bucks would benefit from playing just .500 basketball against that half of the league. "We have to fight discouragement," Bucks center Larry Sanders said. "If you start to feel discouragement and adversity you have to fight through that. It's going to happen, it's inevitable, and it's something we have to get better at. "We have to stay positive and get as many wins as we can and make it a successful trip." History aside, this current Bucks team could benefit greatly from a successful trip. The road swing started with a win in Toronto on Sunday, and Milwaukee is looking to put some separation between itself and the teams trying to bust into the playoff picture. Philadelphia -- currently in the ninth spot, four games behind Milwaukee and Boston -- visits the BMO Harris Bradley Center right after the Bucks return from West Coast. A successful trip and a win over the 76ers would help solidify Milwaukee in the playoff picture. "We have to get out on the road and find a way to win some games on the road," Bucks coach Jim Boylan said. "Lakers are the Lakers, Phoenix we haven't won since FDR was in office. "I think we have our hands full all the way through it. It's not an easy trip, but we'll see what we can get done." Follow Andrew Gruman on Twitter.
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text: The Epstein-Barr virus infects human B cells. DS results in a slightly improved association in H3K27me3 domains. This study demonstrates that EBV genomes or is definitely 1.8 kbp in size Balamapimod (MKI-833) and is a paradigm for any mammalian autonomously replicating system (52 56 The dual function of also displays its bipartite structure. The dyad symmetry element (DS) is the viral replicator and Balamapimod (MKI-833) mediates the replication functions discussed above. The family of repeats (FR) consists of an array of 20 imperfect 30-bp repeats each comprising one EBNA1 binding site. In conjunction with EBNA1 FR tethers the EBV genomes to the host's chromosomes to ensure the stable maintenance of plasmids Rabbit Polyclonal to SEPT6. which segregate having a plasmid loss rate of 3 to 5% per generation (27 32 The precise architecture of DS is definitely important for its replication function. However the interplay between FR and DS of has not been fully elucidated yet. The sequences between DS and FR can be either erased or to a certain degree prolonged without influencing replication competence even though copy quantity of the plasmids is definitely reduced (43). The spatial limits of DS and FR have not been tackled in the context of the disease but plasmids bearing DS and lacking FR replicate in an EBNA1-dependent manner. They are not stably maintained no matter their ability to replicate indicating that the integrity of is definitely important for particular functions of EBV (20 21 48 57 Several studies have analyzed the symmetrical segregation mechanism of EBV genomes and plasmids using numerous and techniques (12 23 38 47 While the contribution of EBNA1 to the segregation process is reasonably well recognized (24 29 34 47 very little is known about the nuclear localization of EBV genomes and EBNA1 with respect to the higher nuclear structure. In the last years it became progressively clear the nucleus is definitely a complex network of unique domains (49) creating interacting practical territories (7 8 A desired nuclear localization environment has not been Balamapimod (MKI-833) identified for extrachromosomal viruses like EBV and it is not clear whether or not such localization correlates with an epigenetic pattern at or near hybridization (FISH) and confocal microscopy we demonstrate that EBV genomes localize in perichromatic regions of the sponsor cell's nucleus. The interphase nucleus is not a uniform panorama of chromatin but a complex network of chromosome areas (8) protein clusters (49) and interchromatin compartments. The interchromatin domains serve as traveling channels providing the nucleus structure and function (1). The border between the higher-order chromatin and interchromatin compartments is the structurally defined perichromatin (observe Fig. S1 in the supplemental material). The perichromatin is definitely characterized by its open chromatin structure and its functional importance because it is definitely highly accessible for the replication and transcription machineries as well as for chromatin-modifying proteins (9). Our experiments indicate that EBV genomes reside preferentially in histone 3 lysine 4-trimethylated (H3K4me3) as well as H3K9-acetylated (H3K9ac) domains. These histone modifications are linked to activation of transcription. A partial overlap with H3 trimethylated at lysine 27 (H3K27me3)-enriched foci was recognized which is found in repressed euchromatic genes and pericentric heterochromatin. No association with the heterochromatic H3K9me3 changes was observed. This pattern was also recognized at using chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) experiments. EBV genomes and EBNA1 colocalize but EBV Balamapimod (MKI-833) genomes do not overlap with transcriptional centers replication foci or any additional functional compartments of the nucleus. Using the mini-EBV genomes comprising 41% of the EBV genome we questioned how translocation and deletion of FR and DS impact transformation of main human being B cells copy quantity nuclear localization and the epigenetic environment of the mini-EBV genomes. The mini-EBV system encompasses 71 kbp of noncontiguous EBV DNA sequences cloned into a prokaryotic F-factor plasmid and allows the generation of.


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1-2.5 m spectra of jets from young stars: Strong emission in HH111, HH240-241 and HH120B. Nisini, A. Caratti o Garatti, T. Giannini and D. Lorenzetti
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As part of a 1-2.5 m spectroscopic survey of jets and molecular outflows, we present the spectra of three Herbig Haro chains (HH111, HH240/241, HH120) characterized by strong emission from several transitions originating from the first 13 fine structure levels. Such emission is correlated with optical emission and appears to decrease moving away from the driving source. From the analysis of the lines we have derived electron densities values in the range - cm -3, which are systematically larger than those inferred from optical line ratios. We suggest that lines, having critical densities higher than the optical transitions, trace either regions of the post-shock cooling layers with higher compression, or a section of the jet axis at a higher degree of ionization. Strong H 2 emission lines are also detected along the three flows and their analysis indicates that a combination of different shocks can be responsible for their excitation in the different objects. Consequently the line emission, which requires the presence of fast dissociative shocks, is completely independent from the excitation mechanism giving rise to the molecular emission. In addition to the and H 2 lines, emission from other species such as , , as well as recombination lines from the Paschen series are detected and have been used as a reference to infer the gas-phase iron abundance in the observed HH objects. We estimate a grain destruction efficiency of about 30-60%: the highest value is found for HH240A, which also shows the highest degree of excitation among the observed objects.
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It's "What have you been watching?", my chance to tell you what movies and TV I've been watching recently that I haven't already reviewed and your chance to recommend things to everyone else (and me) in case I've missed them.
The usual "TMINE recommends" page features links to reviews of all the shows I've ever recommended, and there's also the Reviews A-Z, for when you want to check more or less anything I've reviewed ever.
Well would you look at that - back as scheduled. Miracles will never cease.
As usual, though, the networks have carefully timed a batch of new shows to start airing while I've been away. I'll be reviewing them in the next few days, but hold your horses on discussing Animal Kingdom (US: TNT), Private Eyes (Canada: CBC), Feed The Beast (US: AMC; UK: BT Vision) and Cleverman (Australia: ABC; UK: BBC Four) until then, if you've seen them.
After the jump, I'll be looking at the season/series finales of Arrow, The Flash and The Tunnel (Tunnel), as well as the dwindling regulars (won't someone give us some good new TV, please?): 12 Monkeys, The Americans, Game of Thrones and Silicon Valley. Surprisingly, despite my reduced viewing list, one of these is for the chop because I can't even.
Before that, though, I've seen not one, but two superhero movies!
Deadpool (2015) (iTunes)
Ryan Reynolds in the first of Marvel's adult-oriented superhero movies, here playing a mercenary who gets given mutant powers at the cost of his good looks, so tries to get the Brit scientist/kickboxer who experimented on him (Ed Skrein from The Transporter Refueled and Game of Thrones) to undo the damage so he can get back his girl (Morena Baccarin from Firefly and Homeland). But as well as his looks, the newly-christened Deadpool also loses his sanity - for some reason, he thinks he's in a superhero movie and chooses to satirise anything and everything about it, as well as talk to the audience he thinks is watching him…
Although not as funny or as daring as it thinks it is and saddled with a conventional revenge plot that all the storytelling tricks in the world can't cover up, Deadpool has a lot going for it, particularly its potty mouth, and meta jibes at Ryan Reynolds and the X-men. You'll laugh at about half the jokes and there are scenes that will stick with you for days afterwards. But its own critiques ("It's almost like the studio couldn't afford more famous stars") reveal the film's biggest problem - it's subversive enough that the studio wants to keep it safely confined in a box away from the rest of the franchise, unable to play with the big boys. Also, Gina Carano is wasted in a small role, which makes me sad.
But you can't really knock a superhero movie that has its lead masturbating with a toy unicorn, now can you?
Spider-Man 3 (2007) (iTunes)
Somehow I missed/couldn't be bothered to watch the third of the previous (but one) Spider-Man movie franchises, but with another on the way, I figured I'd watch all the old ones (not including the Nicholas Hammond 70s TV show) just to see how they compare. Here we get Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man finding (yet again) it's hard achieving a work-life-superhero balance, and despite wanting to marry girlfriend Mary-Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst), ends up neglecting her. Then, he discovers that the man (Thomas Haden Church) who really killed Uncle Ben has escaped from prison and acquired the power to turn into and shape sand. And best friend James Franco has discovered Peter Parker is Spider-Man and wants to get revenge for the supposed murder of his father (aka The Green Goblin). Just as Peter's at his lowest ebb, he attracts the attention of an alien symbiote who turns his costume - as well as his soul - black…
Weirdly, despite its rep, I found this to be the best of the lot - Spider-Man 1 & 2 do not bear up well, despite my having found them reasonably good at the time, and The Amazing Spider-Man is astonishingly dreary and uncompelling. While the 'Venom' subtext is a little clunky and the character itself a bit rubbish, the story actually takes novel turns, with forgiveness and doing good lorded over violence and darkness (take note, DC Comics).
Utterly meaningless if you haven't seen the first two movies, mind.
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This spectacular 207 acre private island estate offers incredible views, sunsets and sunrises, privacy and luxurious living in a green and eco sensitive manner. The main house is beautifully and comfortably furnished with hardwood floors throughout. The first floor open design features a large living room with two sets of French doors opening onto wrap-around porch/deck, wood stove and 2 story ceilings. Well-equipped kitchen (with spices and cooking basics available) overlooks the living room providing a relaxed entertaining and living atmosphere. Small dining nook off kitchen seats 5-6. Dining room has large table that seats 12 with French doors opening onto a screened in eating area seating 6-8. A den/4th bedroom, large slate-floored mudroom and bath/laundry room complete the first floor. Upstairs is a magnificent master bedroom with two small decks facing south and east, queen bed, walk-in closet and full bath. Two other bedrooms (one with deck) and a shared bath with shower are on the second floor. Comfortably sleeps 8 adults with pull out and floor mattresses for up to an additional 4 with upcharge. A spiral staircase leads to the third floor enclosed widow's walk and gorgeous sunset and 360 degree views of island and lake. This property is 'off the grid' with an extensive photovoltaic solar system that supplies power to the main house. A back-up generator helps during the cloudy days, but some accommodation for nature's proclivities is required. An island caretaker and working farmer in residence at the south end, is available to assist guests with navigating the solar system as well as providing trips ashore as needed. The system requires some user interaction. Panoramic views of water, mountains and pastoral fields are enjoyed from every room of the house. Extensive sandy beaches are just a 5 minute walk. Walking and running paths circle the island. Fly in to a 2500 foot runway with excellent approaches north and south.
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My father-in-law bought the island in 1955 as a weekend retreat from the NYC area. He ended up relocating to Vermont and the island became his passion, building first a small log cabin, then an airstrip, and eventually creating a small sheep farm with several barns and fenced pastures. Following retirement the island became a summer and holiday gathering place and the main home was built in 1990s. Weddings, reunions and variious fund-raising events have enjoyed the incredible spot. The three sons now oversee the island and are pleased to share this special place with others.
The island is a wonderful place to get away from the stresses and noise of the real world. We help with haying and gardening if we want physical activity or simply sit and enjoy the sunsets, beaches and lake activities.
Savage island is like no other vacaion rental. Not only is the house stunning and the scenery marvelous but the quality of lodging also exceeded our expectations. The 207 acre island offers uncompromising levels of natural beauty and exploration like no other, one could spend weeks exploring the beaches along the shore, trails throughout the woods and waters surrounding the island. Wayne, the caretaker is extremely accommodating and caters to your needs at a moments notice. Make sure to pack plenty of ice and fresh water for your stay along with your food. Other than bear essentials not much else is needed to have a spectacular time. We certainly plan on going back in the near future and would highly reccomend Savage Island to anyone who prefers a unique and memorable vacation experience.
Wow. I love this place. This island is magical with a wonderful history. You need to ask the caretaker for specifics however this area played a major role in the revolutionary war. As well as home to some interesting people over the years.
Today, this island is a tranquil oasis for you and family and friends as you have over 200 acres for yourself surrounded by great beaches. They offer free water vehicles like kayaks and sailboats. Also great for romance. I can image spending a quiet week with my honey here. You will be alone to spend quality time together.
The home is wonderful for entertaining and relaxing. The sky at night is magical.
We had a waterfront fire every night.
Helen, the owner, is also amazing and will ensure your stay is top-notch.
All in all this place is heaven on earth and one of my favorite places to spend time.
Myself and a group of friends spent 4 nights here on July, and it was a fantastic experience. Coming from a large city, I can't understate how much I appreciated the serenity and seclusion of being disconnected from everything.
There are some caveats with being in in a self-sustaining house on an island. The refrigerator doesn't get very cold, 110v wall plugs are hard to come by, and the lack of internet service and spotty signal may seem unappealing at first. However, the longer I was there, the less I found myself needing to check in online, or use my electronics.
The caretaker, Wayne, was absolutely delightful. He never took issue with needing rides to and from the island, and was always up for a chat. He's also on the island, along with a few of the owners on occasion, but you'd hardly know they were there.
All in all, I see myself booking a trip for next year very soon. I can't imagine visiting Burlington any other way at this point.
My family and I stayed on the Island in between wedding events for a family member. We had a beautiful June weekend with wonderful springtime weather! It was a beautiful location to rest and recuperate. Thank you so much!
We had the best time! The island is absolutely beautiful and the house is everything we hoped for and more. The owner was extremely pleasant and easy to work with, and the caretaker was very helpful with ferrying us back and forth to the island, along with all of our stuff. I highly recommend this property - we are already trying to plan when we can go back next!
I've traveling the world seeking beautiful locations throughout the US, Italy, France, Asia, Pacific Islands, Australia including many islands off of these aforementioned coasts. This property on Savage Island compares to the best of the best.
First off, there is only one property on this island. You are surrounded by beautiful nesting birds, butterflies, incredible flowers, your own vegetable garden and a lush maintained expansive lawn. The nighttime sky is amazing. Bring binoculars, the view of the stars/planets will amaze you! Sitting by the campfire at the water's edge is one of the beautiful pleasures of Savage Island.
During the day, we read, played bocci, frisbee, took the boat, took a ride into town - the caretaker Wayne and his wife are awesome people and very accommodating.
We cooked on the grill outside and also prepared meals inside, in the home.
This is a special place for a wedding, a girls/guys getaway, a very romantic weekend where you can unplug on every level. No cars, no noise, no neighbors, no nothing you don't want!
You can walk the whole island and experience the beaches, take a swim with a sand bottom, check out all the birds, walk around the many paths on the island - with no other people except you and your family, friends, and/or loved one.
Now is the time to book - i am convinced that once the word gets out, it will be tough to rent this magnificent place. Do yourself a favor - check it out. It really is magical.
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You've always been there.
But I am beginning to see a shadow.
A shadow of impatience.
Will you leave me?
Yes, actions speak louder than words.
I know you've always been there for me.
But I can see your patience wearing.
Sometimes I just want to talk to you.
Sometimes I just want to cry to you.
Without you giving advice, correction, or cutting down my fears.
I see I'm becoming a project, an inconvenience to your life.
I refuse to become that.
I realize I repeat what I say, o're and o're again.
I know I sound stupid.
I know I should be over this.
I know this pain shouldn't be hurting me like it does.
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You say its already been so long.
You say its silly.
As tears sting my eyes and I silently agree.
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You know a touch, but I don't think you'll ever fully comprehend it all.
Walk in my shoes, my heart, my mind for a day.
You'll see what I'm living with.
Though I've taken away the guilt, I still deal with so much.
I've come to realize, God is the only one who will never leave me.
He will never grow tired of my cries and my fears.
Its a harsh and sad realization.
But one I've had to come to grips with.
Please be patient.
Please don't give up on me.
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I can hear your sighs, your inward groans.
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A burdened heart sinks into the ground
A veil falls away without a sound
Not day nor night, wrong nor right
For truth and peace you fight
Sing with me a song of silence and blood
The rain falls, but can't wash away the mud
Within my ancient heart dwells madness and pride
Can no one hear my cry
Embrace the dark you call a home,
Gaze upon an empty, white throne
A legacy of lies,
A familiar disguise
Sing with me a song of conquest and fate
The black pillar cracks beneath its weight
Night breaks through the day, hard as a stone
Lost in thoughts all alone
In the white light, a hand reaches through
A double-edged blade cuts your heart in two
Waking dreams fade away,
Embrace the brand-new day
Sing with me a song of birthrights and love
The light scatters to the sky above
Dawn breaks through the gloom, white as a bone
Lost in thoughts all alone
In endless dreams, countless realms collide
Hope falls only to rise like the changing tide
But all dreams come to an end,
Just whispers on the wind
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Infinity Agency, the specialist high net worth motor underwriting agency, has appointed Tony Clayton, Shaun Grainger and Mike Staines as business development managers.
They will report to Michael Ward, managing director and John Finnigan, director of underwriting. They are responsible for building relationships with brokers throughout the UK and helping them grow their personal lines motor business by providing a high net worth motor insurance solution.
Clayton has been appointed as business development manager for the North. He spent 18 years at Zurich Financial Services, where he held a number of senior sales and business development roles and was actively involved in launching Zurich Private Clients products to brokers in the north of England.
Grainger has been appointed as business development manager with responsibility for the South. He joins from Aon Risk Solutions where he was a business development manager providing bespoke personal insurance solutions through Aon's private client partnerships offering. Prior to this he has held business development roles with Willis and Barclays.
Staines has also been appointed as business development manager for the South. He joins from Marsh Brokers where he was a business development manager, responsible for the company's networks division. Prior to this he was a business development manager for HSBC Insurance.
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Koozebane was a planet full of puppets, like the Galley-Oh-Woop-Woop, the Spooble, the Morphing Phoob, the Merdlidops, and the Fazoobs. It was frequently visited by Kermit. Koozebane was also the home base for the Pigs in Space crew.
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This company advertises to be the Rightful owner and Copyright holder of the Diagnostic software aimed at both OBD-1 and OBD-2 vehicles. On their website and on their ebay/amazon stores they claim that there software applications are named TOAD. In fact the entire set of software contained in their compilation is not owned by them nor endorsed to be resold by the actual developers of the software. Two of the software that is in violation of copyright is ScanMaster ELM and TunerPRO RT, TunerPro RT is made available for free online to users, but is not to be sold by third parties for profit. It is not open source software. On the other hand ScanMaster ELM is not a free software, and TOAD / Total Car Diagnostics passes it off as their own. They provide the purchaser of TOAD software with a serial number / key that is created by well known methods of 'keygenerators'
The material on the website's knowledgebase also contains copied contents directly from the TunerPro RT website, however the original work by Mark Mansur (owner and developer of Tuner Pro RT) is not ever mentioned nor cited anywhere on the website.
This is obviously a bogus company that is trying to get rich off the work of other people. I myself am a software developer and people like this guy running Total Car Diagnostics is stealing from the guys hard at work making software available to people. The real sad thing is that most of the copyrighted material would be free to the end user purchasing 'TOAD' yet they are paying this fraudulent company $97+ for the following:
Intellectual Property is being stolen by this company that is making false claims, a class action lawsuit should be made in order to regain the lost profits for both the misinformed customers who have purchased the product from TOAD and those developers who have worked hard to create the software that is being copyrighted and sold by TOAD.
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9/08/09: The Bay Institute Appoints John Frawley President/CEO
The Bay Institute Appoints John Frawley as President and CEO
Novato, CA, September 8, 2009 – The Bay Institute (TBI) today announced that it has appointed John Frawley to the newly-created position of President and Chief Executive Officer. The appointment follows TBI's June 11th acquisition of Aquarium of the Bay and reflects TBI's strategic decision to provide coordinated administration for the two organizations and their complementary conservation and education programs.
"I am delighted to welcome John Frawley to the TBI team," stated TBI Executive Director Christina Swanson. "In addition to his brilliant leadership of the Aquarium and a deep commitment to the Bay, John brings invaluable management and fundraising skills. Just as the partnership between TBI and the Aquarium has created an organization that is greater than the sum of its parts, John's new role will increase my capacity to advance TBI's critical work to protect, restore and advocate for the San Francisco Bay, the Delta and California's most important watershed."
"I'm both humbled and excited about this opportunity to help advance TBI's mission to protect and restore San Francisco Bay and its watershed," Frawley commented. "TBI has an exceptional team of experts, and I look forward to working with them as we grow TBI's efforts to secure the future of California's most important natural resource."
"Our new one-team approach enhances TBI's managerial expertise, encourages full collaboration across all our programs, and provides our staff with enhanced tools to support our success," stated Carol Lind, Chair, TBI Board of Directors. "The Board is particularly pleased that we are able to leverage the separate strengths of all our organizations' top management. The new structure is a win-win for TBI, and for San Francisco Bay and its watershed."
Frawley will also continue his leadership role at Aquarium of Bay, where he was responsible for a 13-year effort that turned a failing, privately-owned attraction into a financially successful, fully accredited nonprofit marine nature center. Previously, he served in a variety of management positions at several zoos and parks. Frawley sits on the Board of Directors of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, and is a Board Member of the American Institute of Ethics. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Minnesota State University in Recreation, Parks and Leisure Services, with an emphasis in Wildlife and Resources Management / Biology.
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Oil on canvas painting of a cozy cabin in the remote western mountains in winter, 24" by 22 (29" by 27" in original vintage old interesting gold frame, signed at lower left by Kansas-born artist PAUL GREGG (1876-1949). Gregg, living in Kansas as a boy, witnessed much of the activity in nearby Indian Territory (Oklahoma), and he kept these memories with him for life. He worked as an illustrator for the Denver Post and other publications, turning out Old West landscapes, often with figures on horseback. This oil in in very good condition. There is surface soiling and I note some tiny pinpoint losses. The reverse side exhibits staining from moisture or other source but this does not seem to have seriously affected the painting. Our scene could be in Alaska, almost, but I do not see any evidence that he worked there. Therefore this is most likely in the Colorado mountains. Note the birch trees and the smoke coming out of the chimney of this small refuge from the elements.
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MITCHELL CORN PALACE (Mitchell, SD)
Established in 1892 and existing at its current location since 1921, this showstopper—the only building of its kind—celebrates the harvest of king corn. The building exterior is redecorated annually with 275,000 ears of colored corn, other grains, and grasses.
VENT HAVEN MUSEUM (Fort Mitchell, KY)
All eyes are on you at the world's only ventriloquist ("vent" for short) museum, home to more than 750 googly-eyed dummies. Figures are as varied as Miss Piggy and a carved head that a POW performed with to earn extra food. Open by appointment only, May through September, so plan ahead.
WALL DRUG STORE (Wall, SD)
This Western-themed mall/amusement park near Mount Rushmore and the Badlands has signs posted throughout the world that count down the remaining miles to go; there's even a sign for Wall Drug posted in Antarctica (for the record, only about 9,300 miles away). Wall Drug started as a humble pharmacy that doled out free ice water to weary travelers. Today, 2.2 million people a year pull over to see the animatronic T. rex, piano-playing gorilla, a giant jackalope statue and more.
SOUTH OF THE BORDER (Dillon, SC)
If the Three Amigos had their own theme park, it might resemble South of the Border. With roughly 175 highway billboards (one promises, "You're always a weiner [sic] at Pedro's!") and a 97-foot marquee of mascot Pedro at the entrance, SOB is impossible to miss. Fourteen gift shops carry schlock like a Fabio cardboard cutout and enough fireworks to blow the world over.
VILLISCA AX MURDER HOUSE (Villisca, IA)
Shortly after midnight on June 10, 1912, a vicious murderer bludgeoned Josiah Moore's family of six and two guests as they slept. The crime remains unsolved, but visitors say the house is trying to communicate, if you dare venture inside. Tours have been cut short by flying objects and eerie children's voices.
PRECIOUS MOMENTS PARK (Carthage, MO)
Sam Butcher, the artist who created the doe-eyed Precious Moments figurines, opened this church in 1989. Nearly 5,000 square feet of Butcher's hand-painted murals show the Precious Moments characters in scenes from Noah's Ark and The Second Coming. The Hallelujah Square painting is based on real children who died young and are making their way into heaven.
COCKROACH HALL OF FAME MUSEUM (Plano, TX)
Since the late 1980s, Michael Bohdan has run The Pest Shop, Inc, a pest control company that also operates the free Cockroach Hall of Fame Museum in a Plano, Texas, strip mall. Visitors can gawk at display after display of dead cockroaches dressed up like celebrities, for instance, "Liberoachi" and "Marilyn Monroach."
WEEKI WACHEE SPRINGS (Spring Hill, FL)
A throwback to the 1950s, Weeki Wachee Springs still puts on its famous, campy mermaid shows performed underwater by swimmers in elaborate costumes. There's an old-school charm to the park, where you can take a river cruise (look out for manatees and turtles), go diving or just hang out at the tiki bar.
FOAMHENGE (Natural Bridge, VA)
It started, naturally, as an April Fool's joke in 2004. But local artist Mark Cline's Foamhenge has staying power. It's an exact replica of the England's ancient man-made wonder—even the pieces are arranged in their astronomically correct positions. Snap some photos and play your own April Fool's joke trying to pass it off as the real thing.
THE OREGON VORTEX (Gold Hill, OR)
Natural wonder, elaborate hoax, or paranormal zone? At the Oregon Vortex, it's up to visitors to decide. For $9.75, you get to experience the Vortex's "spherical field of force," which results in a world in which brooms supposedly stand up by themselves and two people can become a different height just by switching places.
See the rest here, including a hot-dog bun museum, the world's largest ball of twine, an ice-cream flavor graveyard and more.
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So did the Oregon Vortex rip off Cosmos in SD? or vice versa?ReplyDelete
- SiressYorkieSeptember 13, 2011 at 5:01 PM
I absolutely LOVE the idea of Foamhenge. That's beyond wicked bad. And I bet it's way more fun than the actual Stonehenge (I went there with great anticipation on my way down to France, and you know what?? BORING).ReplyDelete
And South of the Border is a mere 45 minutes from me. Hubby refuses to stop every single time. It's pretty run-down now and looks like there are about 10 people there at any given time. Pretty sad, but you see signs for it for MILES. If they'd open up a roadside porn shop, that'd be something...
I've passed SOTB many times and never had enough interest or a full enough bladder to want to stop there. I wouldn't set foot in the place without a dust mask.ReplyDelete
I clearly need to travel more. I have not visited a single one of these fine establishments. :-DReplyDelete
The ventriloquist museum would creep me out big time.
- AnonymousSeptember 13, 2011 at 5:35 PM
Praire Girl said ...ReplyDelete
Actually, I love North Pole. I lived in Fairbanks as a kid (right next door) so it hold special memories for me. Actually visited it in 2009.
One I think is missing is Hershey World. Not the amusement park but the gift shop with the "ride". They pipe in the smell of chocolate and you ride a cart through a barrage of singing cows and other wierdness. Shudder. (heh, heh, udder with a sh).
I've been to Hershey World. What a tragic place. All that brouha for chocolate that tastes like wax. The boat ride is like a hellish chocolate-y version of It's A Small World.ReplyDelete
Foamhenge! Where a man's a man, and the children dance to the pipes of Pan.ReplyDelete
I live about a mile from the cockroach museum. The guy that runs it is a hoot. I went in to get some rat traps and his eyes glazed over when he began telling me how to bait it. He loves his work.ReplyDelete
- bean counterSeptember 14, 2011 at 1:07 AM
I have been to Wall Drug and the Spud Drive In. They usually host a family friendly summer movie festival, The Spud Film Festival, put on my Mary Ann from Gilligan's Island but since her marijuana bust here a few years ago it hasn't happened. Go figure. They left off the Idaho Potato Museum in Blackfoot, Idaho. Free taters for out of staters is their slogan.ReplyDelete
No midwestern kid's childhood is complete without a visit to the corn king palace and wall drug. Yes. I have been to both. I think that was the same vacation that we saw the world's largest ball of twine.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 9:11 AM
You could not pay me to go to the Vent Museum. Ugh.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 12:49 PM
I've been to the Corn Palace and Wall Drugs. That Vent Museum would scare the bejeebers out of me.ReplyDelete
The Vortex reminds me of The Mystery Spot in St. Ignace, MI. I can't believe I've never seen the Yooper thing in Ishpeming, I went to college near there.
I have to admit, that ball o'twine is on my bucket list. I would easily trade our regrettable visit to South of the Border for the chance to see the Twine!!ReplyDelete