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- Riverside, California, United States
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Laura McClureJul. 1, 2009 12:25 PM
Oh, Sarah Palin. You really are the gift that keeps on giving. But does the Vanity Fair profile of you really deserve such mass quantities of Republican vitriol? Kevin Drum investigates. Plus, three sweet and savory stories for your Canada Day MoJo Mix:
1) 5 troubling SCOTUS rulings you should really be an expert on by now.
2) Why Honduras is the butt of all Mexican jokes, coup be damned.
3) From editor to topless-club manager, and other tales from America's endangered newspapers.
Nick BaumannJul. 1, 2009 11:19 AM
From Joe the Plumber's recent interview with WorldNetDaily:
Asked if he has plans to run for public office, he replied, "I hope not. You know, I talked to God about that and he was like, 'No.'"
Asked if he has plans to run for public office, he replied, "I hope not. You know, I talked to God about that and he was like, 'No.'"
This breaks God's long streak of telling people they should run for Congress. Thankfully for God, Joe is willing to let God change God's mind:
But Wurzelbacher said he will keep that door open if God ever calls him to be that leader.
But Wurzelbacher said he will keep that door open if God ever calls him to be that leader.
(Via ThinkProgress)
Bruce FalconerJul. 1, 2009 10:40 AM
Getting exercised over the mind-numbing stupidity exhibited each day on the cable news networks is easily avoided. Just turn them off. Read a book. Go for a walk. Do something... anything else. But occasionally they're worth watching (in very small doses), if only for their grim comedic value. Tuesday's Glenn Beck show on Fox News is a case in point. The conservative blowhard spoke with Michael Scheuer, former chief of the CIA's Bin Laden unit, about Obama's proposed plan to send 1,500 National Guardsman to the US-Mexico border to combat drug smuggling. But the conversation quickly went off course, ultimately ranging from Scheuer's views on gun control (Democrats "want guns only in the hands of the government") to his aggrieved sense of populism. Scheuer, a highly educated guy himself and one who made a career in the elite echelon of the country's intelligence service, derided how the federal government is run by elitists who care nothing for the common man. "Now the minority--those folks who go to Harvard and Yale and the prestigious universities who think they know everything and who want the government to control everything--are in power. The majority of Americans... are generally neglected in terms of security by the minority that runs this government." Music to the ears of Scheuer's Fox audience.
But Scheuer didn't stop there. When Beck brought up Obama's strategy against Al Qaeda, the former CIA man launched into a diatribe you'd expect from Jon Voight's crazy-patriot character on 24, not from America's former chief Bin Laden hunter. The transcript speaks for itself:
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Nick BaumannJul. 1, 2009 10:29 AM
Now that Al Franken will soon be seated, the Democrats finally have their filibuster-proof majority in the Senate. Or do they? Steve Benen says "talk of the Democrats' 'magic number' is misplaced," and points to Joshua Green's argument that, with Robert Byrd and Ted Kennedy both in ill-health, the actual logistics of getting sixty Democrats to the Senate floor to cast a vote are still pretty tough (although one imagines that Kennedy might simply will himself there to cast a vote on health care, the cause for which he's worked most of his life). Benen also reminds us that "the 60-seat Democratic caucus includes Ben Nelson. And Joe Lieberman. And Evan Bayh, Mary Landrieu, Blanche Lincoln and their merry band of Blue Dogs," making passing actual liberal legislation difficult.
Also riffing off the problems with getting progressive legislation through Congress, Ezra Klein says that real reform may be simply impossible:
The implicit assumption of these arguments about strategy is that there is, somewhere out there, a workable strategy. That there is some way to navigate our political system such that you enact wise legislation solving pressing problems. But that's an increasingly uncertain assumption, I think.
The implicit assumption of these arguments about strategy is that there is, somewhere out there, a workable strategy. That there is some way to navigate our political system such that you enact wise legislation solving pressing problems. But that's an increasingly uncertain assumption, I think.
That may be true. But Democrats should know that it's unlikely that voters—or, for the matter, the mainstream media—will accept any of those excuses. Yes, these things are hard. Barack Obama said so himself, many times, on the campaign trail. But Democrats and liberals are in the most powerful position they've been in at least 30 years, and probably since the Great Society. Senators, including Nelson & Co, are real people with real decision-making abilities. Either they'll fix health care, address the energy crisis, and get the economy moving, or they won't. But pretending that you're going to be able to deflect the blame for not addressing the country's problems when you control both houses of Congress and the White House is folly. It may not be fair, but people expect results. Yes, 60 isn't a magic number. Yes, there are Ben Nelson-types in the caucus. Yes, the entire political system is messed up. Deal with it.
Jul. 1, 2009 10:03 AM
U.S. Army Sgt. Brandon Barnett (right) from Bravo Company, 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment, United States Army Europe leads his team up a ridge line during a dismounted patrol near Forward Operation Base Lane, Zabul Province, Afghanistan, on Feb. 26, 2009. DoD photo by Staff Sgt. Adam Mancini, U.S. Army. (Released)
Sonja SharpJul. 1, 2009 7:00 AM
There was a coup in Honduras this weekend (the first successful one in Latin America since the end of the Cold War), but if you didn't know about it, you wouldn't be alone. Even if you heard the news, you might not know much else about the ex-banana republic located between Guatemala and Nicaragua. The small Central American nation of Honduras has produced none of the famous musicians or controversial populist demagogues that pique our interest, although deposed president Manuel Zelaya is a close friend of Venezuela's Hugo Chavez. But now that President Obama has roundly condemned the coup and pundits are calling it a litmus test fo democracy in the region, there's a few things you might want to know.
*According to extensive research, academia, news reports, Honduras hasn't visibly changed much since the days of Yanqui Imperialism. Just to be sure, I called my twin sister, who traveled the whole country by bus while working for Save the Children and said that Dole still has a significant presence, as do Mormon missionaries for whom Honduras is now a number one destination.
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What a contrast in weather! Yesterday we were driving through extreme heat and duststorms, today we left Ballarat with freezing cold and heavy rain. Go figure. Again, due to the weather we didn't manage to get any photos. Bugger!
Had a good run into Melbourne itself - just over an hour due to the traffic and we went straight to Camberwell to go shopping. Got a few books but not much else. Headed back to the hotel, chilled for an hour and then back to Camberwell where we caught up with Kevin Patrick for a four hour coffee session in which we covered pretty much every topic under the sun, from our adventures in TV land to scurrilous gossip about people we know (and don't) and assorted comic book related material. Loads of fun. Checked my email and found a lovely message from Dewey Cassell about the Andru & Esposito book, giving me a lot of praise. That stuff makes my day.
Back at the hotel now and ready to flake out. Thankfully daylight savings ends today so we get an extra hour of rest - oh heavenly joy! Tomorrow will be a big day and we're ready for it!


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mrbarister wrote:I'm a geocacher. I love e the great outdoors, except for in the spring, summer, and fall when stuffs alive and trying to eat/poison me. Cue The Lemon Heads "I lied about being the outdoor type."
I actually just posted this on our local caching page on FB!
I do agree with the other comments about wishing this was on a rich blue or rich green color. However, I liked the shirt message too much to pass it up.
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Yay, congrats on first place, Boots!
nowkad wrote:Are these tees starchy & cheap feeling or thin & soft?
Thinner and softer.
Every color is an Outside color! I know... it should of been offered in a rainbow selection.
dacrete wrote:Every color is an Outside color! I know... it should of been offered in a rainbow selection.
Sooo ... on eggplant blanks, Woot? Like in a product spotlight side sale in about 4 weeks?
jennkaotic wrote:I would have liked it more if they hadn't used Asphalt for the color. Like if they had used an "outside" color for the shirt. You know like blue or green. Asphalt is such an... inside color... ya know?
You keep asphalt inside? All the asphalt I know of is outside. Outside does not necessarily mean "in the wilderness". You can be outside and still be in a city or your yard, or at Starbucks.
Congrats Boots, its an awesome text design!
Please please please make this a tote one day soon! I can't imagine a more perfect tote for me.
Awesome shirt, Boots! Congrats!
Yes yes. I agree on the tote!!!
Well, in the great Pacific North West, asphalt is the color of the sky off and on throughout many a day. Plus all those boulders I see on hikes. And the bike path I run and ride my bike on. So, I think it is an outdoorsy color. But you know tie-dye would look pretty cool too...
This is the first shirt I have wanted from Woot in a long time. Are Woot shirts no longer printed on American Apparel stock? I have one shirt with the no brand name stock and it gets crumpled very easily and is not of a very good quality.
Has the quality of shirt stock improved in recent months?
Shared to my Daily Tees Roundup page on Facebook
Thirdbase9 wrote:Is there an e version of the outdoors?
I'd love me some eoutdoors.
Check out World of Warcraft. Beautiful nature without all the allergies, bugs, and nature in general.
Should have been black text on a white shirt (white shirts are for the outside and summer) plus it needs some color. A yellow sun and brown for the visit sign at least...
But woot's boycott on summer white shirts continues...
The last 5 new white shirts were:
Dec 2, 2013: Snowman T
Feb 5, 2013: I Heat Pi(e)
Jan 3, 2013: Lagomorphy The Snowman
Nov 29, 2012: My Bad
Nov 23, 2012: The Last One
Woot: Summer is coming. Can we have at least some white shirts in the next month or two? I have enough dark shirts to last a lifetime...
Thin and soft. Lightweight and so comfy
I'm actually really torn on this one. I LOVE the design. But I am not in love with the asphalt color. I hope it gets rebooted in another color.
Great job, BootsBoots!
Speed to first woot: 1m 34.116s
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havingfunyet wrote:Love the message, find it ironic it is printed on asphalt.
Agreed. I'm waiting and going to buy when it reprints on a COLOUR.
I so so SO BADLY want this as my new hoodie so I can walk around Seattle in the rain telling everyone of the wonders of outside. Please make a hoodie?
Would make a great tote! (Hint hint ;-)
Love the asphalt color, but hoping for it in a hoodie soon.
GarnetRed wrote:I just can't understand why you'd promote the great outdoors with a great phase, then print it on such a blah color. Pass!
I agree; I really wish this was a more colorful shirt.
Would love to get 2 of these but kids size 12 is unavailable. =(
toothpastecosby wrote:I am an AVID gamer. And I do outside stuff (Hunting,Fishing, Hiking, Camping, sports, etc.) all the time.
Also this shirt is friggin cool!
I agree with your comments. Some people just like the opportunity to comment on how great they are compared to their perception of others. Apparently if you play games you can't also like being outside. *sigh*
I like this shirt but not the color. Would be nice to have it on blue or green.
I just emailed customer support about this, but thought I'd post here and see if anyone else had this problem.
My shirt (women's M, AA) is printed off-center. The center line of shirt is somewhere between the "s" and "i" of "Outside".
sarahat wrote:I just emailed customer support about this, but thought I'd post here and see if anyone else had this problem.
My shirt (women's M, AA) is printed off-center. The center line of shirt is somewhere between the "s" and "i" of "Outside".
I'm really sorry about that. Hopefully this is a sort of one-off issue and CS will be able to send you a new, not mis-centered tee.
agingdragqueen wrote:I'm really sorry about that. Hopefully this is a sort of one-off issue and CS will be able to send you a new, not mis-centered tee.
Nope, just a refund. Apparently we don't fix problems anymore. So now I have a free, off-center Tshirt.
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He completed his undergraduate medical training at Imperial College London in 2001 and his radiology training at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital.
He has completed two post-CCT fellowships in Musculoskeletal Imaging at Chelsea & Westminster and the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore and has worked as a Locum Consultant at Imperial College Helahtcare NHS Trust and North West London Hospitals NHS Trust. He was appointed as a Consultant at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital in 2011.
He has several peer reviewed radiological publications and has authored a chapter in a textbook. He lectures regularly at national and international conferences including the European Society of Skeletal Radiology, the British Institute of Radiology, the UK Radiology Congress and the Royal Society of Medicine. He is actively involved in medical education having completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education and he organises and teaches on several courses including the Imperial College Graduate Anatomy Programme and the Royal Society of Medicine Radiology for Foundation Doctors Course. He is joint Training Programme Director for the Chelsea & Westminster Hospital Radiology Scheme and has an active role in radiology training.
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Genome-Wide Characterization of the Phosphate Starvation Response in
Eukaryote microbial genomics
Inorganic phosphate is an essential nutrient required by organisms for growth. During phosphate starvation,
We define the set of genes that comprise the initial response to phosphate starvation in
We provide a global analysis of the transcriptional response to phosphate limitation in
Inorganic phosphate (Pi) is an essential nutrient required for signal transduction, energy metabolism, and biochemistry in all organisms. Maintaining a constant, stable concentration of internal inorganic phosphate is a major challenge for biological systems. Because external concentrations of inorganic phosphate fluctuate unpredictably, microorganisms have evolved strategies to sense external phosphate levels
The transcription factors Pho4 and Pho2 play a key role in the phosphate starvation response in
In this study we ask the following: is the PHO transcriptional response observed in
In this study, we explore how these factors affect transcriptional output by characterizing the PHO transcriptional response in
Results and discussion
The kinetics and maximal output of transcription vary widely between different environmental stress response pathways
Additional file 1
Figure S1. Temporal Dynamics of the Phosphate Starvation Response in
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The starvation time-course revealed two distinct responses to phosphate starvation. The rapid response contained 63 genes that exhibited an increase in expression at 120 minutes post-starvation (red lines in Additional file
Additional file 2
Table S1. Microarray Results for Genes Identified in the Pi Starvation Time Course. Genes induced following two hours (fast response, bold) or four hours (slow response) of Pi depletion were tabulated and their normalized expression levels (to t=0 min) are shown. Induction thresholds for the fast response were set at ≥ 2σ + median log2 fold change for each time point (1.00 log2 fold change at 120 minutes, 1.24 log2 fold change at 240 minutes). Genes above threshold at both 120 minutes and 240 minutes post-starvation were classified as the rapid response. Genes above only the 240-minute threshold were classified as the slow response.
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Previous work indicated that
We identified 22 genes induced in response to Pi limitation (Figure
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Table S2. Microarray Results for Genes Regulated by Pi Starvation,
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Figure 1
Pho7 and Csk1 Regulate a Core Set of Genes Induced in Response to Phosphate Limitation
Pho7 and Csk1 regulate a core set of genes induced in response to phosphate limitation. (A) Heat map showing the fold change (log2 scale) of Pi-starvation induced genes in a wild-type background (first column), a
When phosphate is limiting,
Pho7 is enriched at the PHO core promoters during Pi starvation
Pho7 is classified as a putative transcription factor because it possesses a Zn2Cys6 binuclear cluster (ZC), a DNA binding domain for a number of transcription factors
Surprisingly, there is widespread Pho7 binding even in high-Pi conditions (1676 peaks out of 4208 passed peak-ID thresholds; see Methods) (Additional file
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Figure S2. Global Pho7-TAP Enrichment During Pi-Starvation. Cells containing the tagged variant of Pho7 (Pho7-TAP) were grown in either high-Pi (blue) or starvation (red) media for 120 minutes prior to cross-linking and ChIP-Seq processing. Shown are the chromosomal enrichment profiles for Pho7 for the
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Additional file 5
Table S3. Peak List for Pho7-TAP ChIP-Seq Data Set. Pho7-TAP peaks detected in both high-Pi (Hi) or no-Pi (No) conditions with maximum height ≥ 2x genome average are given. Peak detection was performed against a mock sample lacking a TAP epitope as described in materials and methods.
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Pho7 binding is significantly enriched in the promoters of
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Figure S3. Pho7-TAP Protein Levels Remain Constant During Pi Starvation in
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Pho7 is Recruited to Phosphate-Regulated Promoters During Pi Starvation
Pho7 is recruited to phosphate-regulated promoters during Pi starvation. Cells lacking the TAP epitope tag (Mock) or containing an epitope fused version of Pho7 (Pho7-TAP) were assayed for their enrichment of Pho7 at the
Csk1 does not regulate Pho7 promoter occupancy
Motivated by the following observations, we studied what effect loss of Csk1 would have on Pho7 enrichment in high-Pi conditions: (1) Csk1 represses the expression of the core PHO genes (
Figure 3
Csk1 Does Not Regulate Pho7 Promoter Enrichment
Csk1 does not regulate Pho7 Promoter enrichment. ChIP-Seq profiles for
We then examined the global effect of Csk1 loss on the binding profile of Pho7 using ChIP-Seq with
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Figure S4. Global Pho7-TAP Enrichment in the Absence of Csk1.
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A Pho7 upstream activating sequence (UAS) and an independent Pi sensing module control
Based on our ChIP-Seq results, we know Pho7 binds between nucleotides -280 and -180 in the
Figure 4
A Pho7 UAS in the
A Pho7 UAS in the
If the
To test whether the Pho7 UAS is sufficient for Pho7-dependent, Pi-limitation induced transcriptional activation we deleted all but the first 280 bp of the
Interestingly, the 280 bp
Our FACS and ChIP-Seq results lead us to the following model for Pho7 and Csk1 regulation at the
Pho7 regulates gene expression in response to multiple stress conditions
During our expression analysis we noticed a set of genes with decreased expression in high phosphate conditions in a
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Figure S5. ChIP-Seq Binding Profiles for Pho7-TAP at Non-PHO Promoters. Shown are ChIP-Seq profiles for the genes identified in Figure
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To answer this question, we identified the genes from our microarray analysis that display an increase in expression between the wild-type and
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Table S4. Gene Ontology Enrichment for Pho7 Dependent Genes Identified via Microarray and ChIP-Seq Analysis. Genes possessing a
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Figure 5
From the 32 identified genes, we utilized
As previously demonstrated
It remains possible that the stress response effects we observe are artifacts limited to only the few genes we studied using RT-qPCR. Using microarray analysis with RNA collected from
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Table S5. Microarray Results for
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In this study we have defined and characterized the gene regulatory network in
Unlike the PHO response in
Figure 6
A comparison of the
A comparison of the
We were also surprised to find that Pho7 was bound throughout the genome in both high-Pi and no-Pi conditions. We had thought based on previous evidence that Pho7, like Pho4, would be specific to the PHO response. Instead we demonstrate that Pho7 binds within the promoters of additional stress responsive genes and plays a role in iron, copper, osmotic, and alternative carbon utilization stress. Each stressor elicits a different
Nonetheless, we have demonstrated that within the evolutionary parallel signal transduction networks that comprise the PHO pathway there exists a core PHO transcriptional regulon. The specific mechanisms involved in regulating the PHO response in
Growth conditions and strains
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Table S6. All primers utilized in this manuscript are listed with their primer ID, nucleotide sequence, and experimental purpose.
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Microarray analysis and data processing
Strains were grown in 90%SD-10%EMM medium containing 10 mM KH2PO4 (high-Pi) at 30°C until they reached early-log phase (OD600=0.15-0.25). Cells were collected via filtration, washed twice, transferred to fresh media lacking Pi (no-Pi), and grown at 30°C for up to 4 hours. Immediately prior to starvation (t=0), 20 mL of cells were added to 30 mL of methanol kept at -65°C to prevent further transcription or RNA degradation. At 30, 60, 120, and 240 minutes post-starvation this process was repeated. Cells were left in methanol for 10 minutes, pelleted, washed quickly in autoclaved water, re-suspended in 750 uL of RNAlater (Ambion), and snap-frozen in liquid nitrogen. RNA was extracted using the RNeasy Mini kit (Qiagen). cDNA was generated in a reverse transcriptase reaction using 10 μg total RNA with a 1:1 mixture of oligo-dT and random hexamer primers (Operon) and a 2:3 ratio of amino-allyl-dUTP:dTTP (Sigma). Superscript II RT (Invitrogen) was added and the reaction mixture was incubated at 42°C for 2.5 hours. cDNA was purified using a PCR purification kit (Qiagen) after completing hydrolysis of remaining RNA. An equal amount of cDNA from each time point was pooled to provide the reference sample. Purified cDNA samples were labeled using N-hydroxyl succimamide esters of either Cy3 or Cy5 dyes (GE Biosciences). 300 ng of the Cy3 (each individual time point) and 300 ng of the Cy5 (pooled reference) labeled sample was competitively hybridized to custom Agilent 8x15K
To determine the extent of
Chromatin immunoprecipitation of Pho7-TAP with high-throughput sequencing (ChIP-Seq)
ChIP-Seq was performed on the DP1, DP94, and DP115 strains as previously described
To determine which of our enriched regions were actually attributable to a Pho7-TAP binding event we used a modified method from
To determine the likelihood that the genes determined from microarray analysis to be regulated by Pi and/or
where N is the total number of genes probed by the microarray (5046), M is the number of peaks within -800 and 0 bp of any start codon in no-Pi conditions (570), n is the full set of regulated genes (22 for Pi, 29 for
Western blotting with Pho7-TAP
DP1, DP94, or DP114 Cells were grown to log-phase in high-Pi media at 30°C. Following collection of a high-Pi sample, cells were washed three times in no-Pi media, transferred to no-Pi media, and grown for either 60 or 120 minutes. Cells were lysed by beadbeating in urea lysis buffer (20 mM Tris-HCl, pH 8.0, 50 mM Na2HPO4, 8M urea, and 1 mM PMSF). Total protein was quantified on a Nanodrop 2000 (Thermo Scientific) using a BSA standard (Bio-Rad). Equal amounts of total protein for each sample (30 ug) were subjected to separation by SDS-PAGE and transferred to nitrocellulose. Immunoblotting was performed with rabbit IgG (1:1000, Jackson ImmunoResearch) followed by incubation with goat anti-rabbit-HRP (1:5000, Thermo Scientific). Blots were developed using the SuperSignal West Femto Chemiluminescent Substrate (Thermo Scientific) and analyzed on an Alpha Innotech Gel Imagining System.
Segments of the
FACS counting with each sample was performed using a LSR II Analyzer (BD Biosciences). DP18, DP109, and DP111 cells lacking the
For each individual stress response, initial cultures of DP1 and DP81 were grown in 90%SD-10%EMM media containing 10 mM KH2PO4 to early-log phase at 30°C. Cells were collected, washed twice with autoclaved water, and split into the following conditions (all modifications of the high-Pi media): +Pi – 10 mM KH2PO4, -Pi – 0 mM KH2PO4, +Fe – 100 uM Fe(III)Cl3, -Fe – 250 uM 2-2'-dipyridine (DIP) (Sigma), +Cu – 100 uM Cu(II)SO4, -Cu – 100 uM bathocuproine disulphonate (BCS) (Sigma), Osmotic Shift – 1.2M NaCl instead of 0.1M NaCl, and Carbon Switch – 2% glycerol/1% ethanol (GE) instead of 2% glucose (G). Cells were grown for 2 hours and harvested as described above. Recovered RNA was converted into cDNA using the iScript cDNA synthesis kit (Bio-Rad) and subjected to RT-qPCR. Amplification of the
Extracted RNA was also subjected to microarray analysis as detailed above. Expression from
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
The manuscript was written by ICO. Microarrays, ChIP-Seq, and FACS quantization were performed by ICO. DDW provided
The authors wish to thank C. Daly and J. Zhang for help with Illumina sequencing, V. Vijayan, X. Zhou, and A. Hansen for assistance with MATLAB and statistical analysis, and all members of the O'Shea lab for thoughtful discussion and commentary. This work was supported by NSF-MCB-1121714, Villanova University and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
Phosphate sensing in root development
Phosphate sensing
Phosphate transport and sensing in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Phosphate starvation signaling: a threesome controls systemic P(i) homeostasis
The signal-transduction network for Pho regulation in Bacillus subtilis
New components of a system for phosphate accumulation and polyphosphate metabolism in Saccharomyces cerevisiae revealed by genomic expression analysis
Integrated approaches reveal determinants of genome-wide binding and function of the transcription factor Pho4
Partially phosphorylated Pho4 activates transcription of a subset of phosphate-responsive genes
Signaling phosphate starvation
The phosphatase system in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
New aspects on phosphate sensing and signalling in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Phosphorylation of the transcription factor PHO4 by a cyclin-CDK complex, PHO80-PHO85
Regulation of PHO4 nuclear localization by the PHO80-PHO85 cyclin-CDK complex
The receptor Msn5 exports the phosphorylated transcription factor Pho4 out of the nucleus
Roles of phosphorylation sites in regulating activity of the transcription factor Pho4
Regulation of a cyclin-CDK-CDK inhibitor complex by inositol pyrophosphates
Molecular basis of cyclin-CDK-CKI regulation by reversible binding of an inositol pyrophosphate
Phosphorylation regulates association of the transcription factor Pho4 with its import receptor Pse1/Kap121
Acid phosphatase of bakers' yeast: an enzyme of the external cell surface
The two positively acting regulatory proteins PHO2 and PHO4 physically interact with PHO5 upstream activation regions
A systems approach to measuring the binding energy landscapes of transcription factors
In silico evidence for functional specialization after genome duplication in yeast
A pcl-like cyclin activates the Res2p-Cdc10p cell cycle "start" transcriptional factor complex in fission yeast
Systematic screen of Schizosaccharomyces pombe deletion collection uncovers parallel evolution of the phosphate signal transduction pathway in yeasts
A fungal family of transcriptional regulators: the zinc cluster proteins
Fission yeast Csk1 is a CAK-activating kinase (CAKAK)
Global transcriptional responses of fission yeast to environmental stress
Genomic expression programs in the response of yeast cells to environmental changes
Signal-dependent dynamics of transcription factor translocation controls gene expression
Cloning and characterization of two genes restoring acid phosphatase activity in pho1- mutants of Schizosaccharomyces pombe
Pfam: a comprehensive database of protein domain families based on seed alignments
The Pfam protein families database
Regulation of pho1-encoded acid phosphatase of Schizosaccharomyces pombe by adenine and phosphate
AmiGO: online access to ontology and annotation data
Osmoregulation of fission yeast: cloning of two distinct genes encoding glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase, one of which is responsible for osmotolerance for growth
Schizosaccharomyces pombe possesses an unusual and a conventional hexokinase: biochemical and molecular characterization of both hexokinases
An oxidase-permease-based iron transport system in Schizosaccharomyces pombe and its expression in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Fep1, an iron sensor regulating iron transporter gene expression in Schizosaccharomyces pombe
A copper-sensing transcription factor regulates iron uptake genes in Schizosaccharomyces pombe
Analysis of a genome-wide set of gene deletions in the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe
Cyclin-dependent kinase 9 (Cdk9) of fission yeast is activated by the CDK-activating kinase Csk1, overlaps functionally with the TFIIH-associated kinase Mcs6, and associates with the mRNA cap methyltransferase Pcm1 in vivo
Cellular control of gene expression by T-type cyclin/CDK9 complexes
The Saccharomyces cerevisiae zinc finger proteins Msn2p and Msn4p are required for transcriptional induction through the stress response element (STRE)
Nuclear localization of the C2H2 zinc finger protein Msn2p is regulated by stress and protein kinase A activity
Basic methods for fission yeast
Oscillations in supercoiling drive circadian gene expression in cyanobacteria
Cluster analysis and display of genome-wide expression patterns
A high resolution map of a cyanobacterial transcriptome
Chromatin decouples promoter threshold from dynamic range
Fission yeast SWI/SNF and RSC complexes show compositional and functional differences from budding yeast
Plasmid construction using recombination activity in the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe
Natural history and evolutionary principles of gene duplication in fungi
GeneDB: a resource for prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms
Gene ontology: tool for the unification of biology. The Gene Ontology Consortium
GO:TermFinder–open source software for accessing Gene Ontology information and finding significantly enriched Gene Ontology terms associated with a list of genes


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While this business has been earmarked for investment, today's half-year results reveal high levels of debt and management problems at Megabowl, the ten-pin bowling clubs that Georgica owns jointly with Duke Street Capital.
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Hats off to Dry Fly, and to the WSU design students for rethinking Ritzville
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Ritzville residents have concluded it's better to love the freeway than hate it. This story in today's SR sums up the effort, which includes work done for Ritzville by WSU Spokane design students.
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The pink bagMature
I was curled up on the side of the couch, someone nudge me when my eyes drifted off.
"Hey sleeping-head why don't you go to bed, you're be more comfortable." The new guy-Rayne said.
"I don't know where I'm sleeping." I replied looking around the room and saw Rosa and Jayden talking quietly to each other.
"Rosa you not a very good hostess are you? The poor lamb doesn't know where to rest her head." Rayne shock his head in mock disappointment. "This would never have happened at the Hilton." Rosa shot a confused look in my direction; Jayden looked annoyed and balled his fist up again. Rayne sighed dramatically, "Our new guest is tired, can you show her to a room where she can sleep?"
"Oh sure we should get some sleep it's been a long night." Rosa stood up stretching, we all went up stairs.
"Don't you need to be in a coffin blood sucker?" Jayden said casually but even I could hear sarcasm.
"A bed will suffice my needs thank you for the concern." Rayne opened the first door and slammed it shut.
"Well looks like you two have become fast friends." Rosa commented smiling at me.
"I'm locking my door tonight, goodnight girls." Jayden went to the furthest room and closed his door; we heard the soft click sound that confirmed that Jayden had indeed locked the door.
"I doubt a locked door will stop Rayne from opening the door." I said wondering which room to have.
"That's the bathroom next to Rayne, the room next door can be yours and this is mine." Rosa pointed to the room opposite Rayne, the bathroom was next door to Rayne and mine was next which was opposite Jayden room.
"Thanks Rosa for everything, goodnight."
"Don't worry about it, Jayden going to get your bags back tomorrow and then we call you by your name, goodnight."
The sun came shinning through the window the following morning, the bedding was tangled around my body. I didn't have anything to sleep in so I took my jeans off; my blue t-shirt had blood stains and my underwear. I got up grabbing my jeans then stopped seeing my reflection the mirror. Dropping the jeans I moved closer, then ran my hands over my waist and stared at the strange black letters and markings that went along my waist.
"Oh my god." I gasped, grabbing my jeans I dashing into the bathroom and turning on the shower. 20 minutes later and the markings were still on my skin. The water turned cold, I got out and got dressed when I heard the front door bang open. I heard someone run up the stairs and the knock at the door.
"Blondie are you awake? I got your pink bag." Jayden voice said knocking the door. My pink bag? I felt nervous all of a sudden, I would finally know who I was and find my family. Family. Mum and dad did I have brothers and sisters? "Blondie?"
"Coming." Quickly I ran my fingers through my wet hair and slowly went downstairs.
Everyone was in the living room holding, drinking from mugs and looking at the pink bag on the coffee table. "Morning."
"Morning, would you like a cup of tea or coffee and breakfast?" Rosa jumped up smiling and tried not to look at the bag.
I didn't have to be psychic to know what everyone was thinking, "I'll get my bag first, thanks though." It seemed like nearly everyone was holding their breath-if Rayne needed to breathe that is. "Erm I'm going outside need some air."
My hands were shaking as I found black purse, why was I nervous? Slowly I pulled the zip and I took out the I.D card. There it was: Chloe Cast…
"You know it's rude to keep people waiting." I jumped turning round and saw Rayne leaning against the door frame.
"Chloe...Chloe Cast." I replied.
"It is a pleasure to finally meet you Chloe Cast."


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The Heat and Pacers both have struggled in March, each going 7-7. Will the winner of tonight's matchup (ESPN, 8 p.m. ET) get back on track as the regular season winds down? Our 5-on-5 squad weighs in on the two title contenders.
1. Playoff odds say the Heat have a 10 percent chance of winning the NBA title. Too high, too low or just right?
Israel Gutierrez, ESPN.com: Too low. I'm still of the opinion that a Heat-Pacers conference finals will happen. And that series would be something of a toss-up. So let's say there's a 45 percent chance the Heat make the NBA Finals. Are the odds of beating a Western Conference foe in the Finals so low that it drops Miami's chances to 10 percent? I know that's not how these numbers are calculated, but it still feels too low.
Tom Haberstroh, ESPN.com: Too low. I'd probably put it at 30 percent, or roughly the same as a Dwyane Wade made 3-pointer. Doesn't sound like very good odds, does it? I think the defending champs should be considered the favorite, but Wade's health uncertainty, the loaded West and a lagging defense has me picking the field.
Jared Wade, 8 Points, 9 Seconds: Too low. The ship doesn't look right, but the Heat seem like a lock to make it to the Finals at this point. And there is a rumor circling that employing the world's best player increases your odds of winning in a seven-game series.
Michael Wallace, ESPN.com: Too low. I'd give the Heat closer to a 40 percent chance of winning it all and becoming just the fourth franchise in NBA history to take three consecutive titles. The Heat are on pace to have their worst regular-season finish of the LeBron James-Wade-Chris Bosh era, but this team has proved it is built for the postseason. If healthy, it remains the team to beat, although the Spurs look like they don't want to leave any margin for error this time.
Brian Windhorst, ESPN.com: Too low. They have the best player in his prime and a team that has proved over and over that it rises to the occasion in the postseason. LeBron has been to four Finals in the past seven years and won it twice. That's better than 10 percent.
2. Playoff odds say the Pacers have a 5 percent chance of winning the NBA title. Too high, too low or just right?
Gutierrez: Too low. Similar to the Heat's explanation, the difference with the Pacers being the confidence that they can beat a West offensive powerhouse like the Spurs, Thunder or Clippers. When the Pacers were rolling, that seemed possible. Now it's a more difficult question. Still, 5 percent sounds like the Pacers are a major underdog. The team with the third-best record in the league should have better odds.
Haberstroh: Just right. Here's a list of some teams that have had a better offensive rating than Indy since Jan. 1: Sacramento Kings, Milwaukee Bucks, Utah Jazz and Cleveland Cavaliers. That doesn't sound like championship material. The Pacers could right the ship, but the offensive malaise has dropped them several spots on the championship contender totem pole.
Wade: I'll be kind: just right. If we're being honest, even zero percent feels too high at this point. The Pacers play in the East, so there is definitely a chance that they can turn it around by the second round of the playoffs, but it's not hard to argue that all eight of the West playoff teams should be ahead of Indiana in the power rankings right now.
Wallace: Too low. Let's double it to 10 percent. Indiana has dropped seven of its past 12 games and is fading down the stretch of the regular season. But I prefer to look at the larger body of work over the course of the entire season. I still see one of the most balanced rosters in the league and an elite defensive team when it plays with confidence. The Pacers' biggest obstacle right now is Miami. If they get past the Heat, which would be a 50-50 series right now, their chances of winning it all should drastically improve their championship odds.
Windhorst: Too low. The Pacers aren't playing well right now and are not trending great, it must be said. But they are a team totally built for the playoffs, and they have been a fantastic home team all season. As of now, they would have home court in the first three rounds.
3. True or False: There's a reasonable chance one of these teams won't make the East finals.
Gutierrez: True, depending on the definition of "reasonable." But I believe a team like Chicago can beat the Pacers, should they meet. The Nets have confidence they can beat Miami if they meet. Injuries could still come into play on both sides. Sure, there's a reasonable chance. But I wouldn't predict anything different.
Haberstroh: True. Guess who has the East's best point differential since the calendar flipped to 2014? Yep, the Toronto Raptors (plus-5.0). Then comes, in order, the Heat, Bulls, Pacers and Nets. In other words, this is far from a two-horse race. After a slow start, the Raptors, Bulls and Nets have closed the gap in the past few months.
Wade: True. Neither team is playing good basketball, and while both still should get there on talent alone, there is no guarantee -- especially for the Pacers. Even last season, they had to grind past the Hawks and Knicks to make the East finals, so one misstep (or worse, an injury) could easily leave them short of their 2012-13 finish.
Wallace: False. But I guess that depends on one's interpretation of reasonable. Are the Nets and Bulls capable of crashing the party and preventing what once seemed like an inevitable Heat-Pacers rematch in the conference finals? Yes, they're both capable. Is it possible? Yes. But reasonable? I'm not quite sure I'd go that far just yet. What the Heat and Pacers have shown recently is that their flaws will force them to carry on deeper into a series than they probably should go.
Windhorst: True. Of course that depends on your definition of reasonable. The Nets have been better than both of these teams in the past two months, and the Bulls have a puncher's chance in any series. I wouldn't pick it, but of course it's possible.
4. True or False: The winner of tonight's game is the favorite to be the No. 1 seed in the East.
Gutierrez: True. Should Miami win, it could serve as the catalyst to turn it on down the stretch. Should Indiana win, that would put Miami three games back with 12 to play. Probably too much to overcome.
Haberstroh: True. This isn't about momentum; it's about the tiebreaker scenario. Not only does a win improve the chances of finishing with a better record, but it brings the victorious squad one step closer to winning the tiebreaker, should they both finish with the same record. (The season series is tied at 1, with two games left.)
Wade: True. With so few games left, whoever wins would have to be a slight favorite. But the Heat's path to home-court advantage throughout the East playoffs is easier because the Pacers play six of their final 10 games on the road. Worse still, they welcome the Spurs and Thunder for two of the remaining four games in Indianapolis. Meanwhile, Miami faces no elite competition and has a five-game homestand soon to fix some of its issues.
Wallace: True. A Pacers win would give them a three-game lead with a dozen games left. That would essentially kick-start the Heat's Big Three maintenance program to rest up for the playoffs. A Heat win would slice Indiana's lead to one game and pull them even in the loss column. With the Pacers then facing Washington, Cleveland and San Antonio, the Heat could be in the No. 1 spot by the end of the weekend, should they take care of business against Detroit and Milwaukee.
Windhorst: True. Especially for the Pacers. If they win, they have a three-game lead, plus they will have essentially won the tiebreaker. If the Heat win, they have a tie in the loss column and the remaining meeting at home, where they could clinch the tiebreaker.
5. Heat or Pacers: Who wins tonight?
Gutierrez: Pacers. There's just something about Miami that ignites this Indiana group. Not just Roy Hibbert, but Paul George tends to find ways to be effective. The Heat are just 1-5 in their past six games in Indianapolis (including playoffs), and it's not as if Miami is playing especially well at the moment.
Haberstroh: Pacers. They're playing at home, where they've been juggernauts this season. If this were tipping off in Miami, I'd probably go with the Heat. Throw in the fact that Wade is banged up and I see Indiana getting the much-needed win.
Wade: Who knows? Both teams are .500 in their past 10 games, and neither is inspiring much confidence. I suppose Miami at least has some momentum after beating two good teams (Memphis and Portland) since Friday, while the Pacers have embarrassed themselves in three of their past four. So, sure, give me the Heat (he says after flipping a coin).
Wallace: Pacers. If you're truly a conference title contender with the best home record in the league entering a high-stakes showdown in your gym, it's a game you should win. Add in the fact that Miami's second-best player, Wade, is on sore wheels if he plays and the Heat's confidence is a bit rattled right now and the Pacers have no excuse to lose this game. That said, the Heat did go to Oklahoma City under similar circumstances last month and bullied the Thunder.
Windhorst: Pacers. They're 32-4 at home, and they're more desperate right now.
ESPN.com and the TrueHoop Network
Israel Gutierrez, Tom Haberstroh, Michael Wallace and Brian Windhorst cover the NBA for ESPN.com. Jared Wade is part of the TrueHoop Network.
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Boulder Arts Week
March 31-April 8
This large-scale, all-inclusive celebration of arts and culture includes art walks, exhibitions, demonstrations, lectures, workshops, and a wide variety of dance, theater and musical performances. Find the full schedule of events at www.boulderartsweek.org.
Adams Mystery Playhouse
This scary mansion is Colorado's only permanent mystery dinner theater. Mysteries include "Mystery of the Stolen Mustache" and "Bootlegger's Revenge." 2406 Federal Blvd., Denver. www.adamsmysteryplayhouse.com.
Arvada Center
The Arvada Center's theater season continues with a world premiere, a regional premiere and the classic musical "Jesus Christ Superstar." The center is at 6901 Wadsworth Blvd. in Arvada;visit www.arvadacenter.org for times and ticket info.
Through Dec. 23: I'll Be Home for Christmas
March 24-April 16: Jesus Christ Superstar
April 21-May 20: Waiting for Godot
Aurora Fox Arts Center
March 24-April 6: Chinglish (a regional premiere) is a hilarious comedy about the challenges of doing business in a country where the language and underlying cultural assumptions can be worlds apart from those in the west. The center is at 9900 E. Colfax Ave. in Aurora. See www.aurorafoxartscenter.org for more shows and details.
Jan. 20-Feb. 19: Myth
April 21-May 28: Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Avenue Theater
Through Dec. 24: For the eighth year, Avenue Theater presents "Santa's Big Red Sack," an annual tradition for those seeking a very non-traditional holiday show. At the Avenue Theater, 417 E. 17th Ave., Denver. See the entire season schedule at www.avenuetheater.com.
March 3-May 6: "Disenchanted!" is a hit musical about Snow White and her posse of disenchanted princesses that gives "regular" fairy tales the bird. BDT Stage (formerly Boulder's Dinner Theatre) is at 5501 Arapahoe Ave. www.theatreinboulder.com for more.
Through Feb. 25: Thoroughly Modern Millie
Opens May 13: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Boulder Comedy Show
Sundays: Comedy shows featuring nationally known headliners happen weekly at 7pm and 9:15pm at Bohemian Biergarten, 2017 13th St. Check the lineup at www.bohemianbiergarten.com or on the Bohemian Biergarten Facebook page.
Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company
Dec. 8-24: Why settle for one holiday play when you can have them all? Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some) features traditions from around the world, ancient and modern holiday references, pop culture, caroling and more. At Dairy Arts Center, 2590 Walnut St.;check www.betc.org for times and ticket info.
Feb. 2-26: An Iliad
April 6-30: Silent Sky
BUB Comedy
Longmont-based comedy troupe offers stand-up, improv and sketch comedy at venues around Boulder County; check the schedule at www.bubcomedy.com.
1st Fridays & 3rd Thursdays: Barley-Har-Har, 9pm Fri and 7pm Thurs at 300 Suns Brewing, 335 First Ave., Longmont
Candlelight Dinner Playhouse
Jan. 12-March 12: Forever Plaid is a funny, nostalgic romp that features some of the best pop songs from the '50s, including "Catch a Falling Star" and "Rags to Riches." Candlelight is at 4747 Marketplace Drive, Johnstown, off I-25 just north of Longmont. www.coloradocandlelight.com.
Through Dec. 31: A Wonderful Life
March 23-June 4: 42nd Street
The Catamounts
Feb. 24-March 18: The Catamounts turn the Dairy's Carsen Theater into a Scandiavian mead hall with the regional premiere of Beowulf: A Thousand Years of Baggage by Jason Craig and Dave Malloy. Dairy Arts Center is at 2590 Walnut St.. Check www.thecatamounts.org for ticket info.
Jan. 27-29: FEED: Darkness, featuring a four-course meal and cocktails
CenterStage Theatre Company
April, TBA: School of Rock is a new musical based on the popular film starring Jack Black. CenterStage Theatre Company strives to give Boulder County youth a rich theater experience through classes, camps and performances. Find news about this performance and classes at www.centerstagetheatrecompany.org.
Coal Creek Theater
Coal Creek Theater's 2017 begins in February; shows are performed in the charming, intimate Louisville Center for the Arts, 801 Grant Ave. www.cctlouisville.org.
Feb. 24-March 11: And Then There Were None
May 5-20: Enchanted April
Colorado Shakespeare Festival
Save the Date: Tickets are already available for CSF's big 60th season, which opens June 11 and includes the plays audiences saw in the festival's very first season in 1958: The Taming of the Shrew, Hamlet and Julius Caesar. Find the schedule and ticket information at www.coloradoshakes.org.
Curious Theatre Company
Curious is at 1080 Acoma St. in Denver; see www.curioustheatre.org for times and details about the shows listed, and others.
Jan. 14-Feb. 17: The Happiest Song Plays Last
March 11-April 15: Constellations
Denver Center Attractions & Denver Center Theatre Company
The DCPA, a sprawling complex in downtown Denver, hosts more than two dozen productions every year, including touring Broadway musicals, adaptations, premieres and special events. A few highlights of the fall lineup are listed below; check www.denvercenter.org for more. The center is at Speer Boulevard and Arapahoe Street in Denver. For tickets, call 303-893-4100, or go to TicketsWest outlets at King Soopers.
Through Dec. 24: A Christmas Carol
Through March 12: An Act of God
Jan. 10-22: Fun Home
Jan. 27-Feb. 26: The Christians
March 31-May 7: Disgraced
Front deRanged Improv Comedy Troupe
This Longmont-based troupe's players use the audience's suggestions to create scenes, situations and clever one-liners during these evenings of unscripted and unforgiving comedy. Follow the group's Facebook page for updates.
Jesters Dinner Theatre & School for the Performing Arts
Jesters is Longmont's long-running dinner theater (show-only tickets are also available). The Jesters School for the Performing Arts performs on Saturday afternoons year-round, with new offerings every month or so. See a complete schedule at www.jesterstheatre.com or call 303-682-9980. 224 Main St., Longmont.
Jan. 7-29: Godspell
Jan 5-29: Seussical (youth performance)
Feb. 5-April 2: The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Opens April 7: Disney's Beauty & the Beast
Local Theater Company
See www.localtheatercompany.org for details about this Boulder-based troupe's performances.
Longmont Theatre Company
Jan. 13-22: Leading Ladies is a comedy about two English Shakespearean actors who try to pass themselves off as a rich, elderly woman's nephews—only to find out that the woman only has nieces. LTC is at 513 Main St., Longmont. www.longmonttheatre.org.
Dec. 9-18: The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
Feb. 9-19: King Lear
March 17-26: Other Desert Cities
May 5-20: Spamalot
Madcap Theater
Improvisational comedy suitable for all audiences. 10679 Westminster Blvd.; www.madcapimprov.com.
Miller's Bar & Grille Comedy Shows
Miller's Bar & Grille, 103 S. Public Road in Lafayette, regularly hosts professional comedians who have also appeared at Comedy Works in Denver. Check the events schedule at www.millers3b.com for updates as they're posted.
Miners Alley Playhouse
Through Dec. 23: This adaptation of A Christmas Carol is a hilarious, fast-paced one that uses only five characters to bring Dickens' characters to life. It's on stage at the Miners Alley Playhouse, 1224 Washington Ave. in Golden; www.minersalley.com.
OpenStage Theatre
Jan. 5-Feb. 4: In Bright Ideas, preschool mania has taken the place by storm, and one couple will stop at nothing to get their child into the best school. At the Lincoln Center, 417 W. Magnolia St., Fort Collins. Find times, venue info and the rest of the season's schedule at www.openstagetheatre.org.
Peanut Butter Players
Dec. 10-23: Nuncrackers, an all-ages, larger-cast version of Nunsense, features holiday comedy, songs of the season and fun for all ages. 1376 Miners Drive, Lafayette. Find more details and the full schedule at www.peanutbutterplayers.com.
Phamaly Theatre Company
Phamaly Theatre Company offers extensive opportunities to performers with disabilities. Productions are at various Denver-area venues, and sometimes in Broomfield or Boulder. www.phamaly.org.
Dec. 1-18: Tiny Tim's Christmas Carol
Feb. 23-March 12: Pygmalion
Playback Theatre West
After audience members share experiences from their lives, this improvisational troupe reenacts them on stage. The result is sometimes dramatic, sometimes funny. www.playbacktheatrewest.com.
Dec. 10: At Dairy Arts Center in Boulder
Jan. 7, Feb. 4, March 4, April 1 & May 6: At Still Cellars in Longmont
Public Works Theatre Co.
This Lafayette-based theater troupe "creates new exuberant theater for families to engage our wonder, delight and curiosity." Check www.publicworkstheatre.com for details.
Rocky Mountain Theatre for Kids
March 3-5 & 9-12: The Drowsy Chaperone is an award-winning musical farce featuring hilarious characters and showstopping song and dance numbers. 5311 Western Ave., Suite 135. More info: www.theaterforkids.net.
Dec. 4, 9-11: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Square Product Theatre
Feb. 23-25: The Box Marked Black, written and performed by Demaris Webb, explores what it means to be black—is it the shade of your skin? The kink of your hair? Or is it learned? At the Boulder Creative Collective, 2500 47th St.; there are also performances in Denver March 2-4. Find full details at www.squareproducttheatre.org.
Stories on Stage
Stories on Stage is a nonprofit performing-arts organization that showcases great actors reading great literature by exceptional authors. The performances listed below are at Chautauqua Community House; see www.storiesonstage.org for Denver performances on Dec. 11 and March 12.
Dec. 10: Making Merry, 2pm
March 11: Kevin and the Storytellers, 7:30pm
Theater Company of Lafayette
TCL stages its productions at the historic Mary Miller Theater, 300 E. Simpson St., Lafayette; see www.cctlouisville.org for an updated schedule.
'Til Death Do Us Party Productions
This group's unique brand of mystery dinner theater is performed at the historic Bluebird Lodge at the Gold Hill Inn, with four-course meals prepared by the chef. Check www.rockymountainmurdermysteries.com or www.goldhillinn.com for upcoming events.
University of Colorado Department of Theatre & Dance
Feb. 8-12: References to Salvador Dalí Make Me Hot is a free production presented by the Acting Studio; tickets available beginning one month prior. The other spring-semester events are listed below; check www.colorado.edu/theatredance for ticket info.
Feb. 15-19: Unspoken
March 3-19: The Rocky Horror Show, The Musical
April 5-9: Fefu and Her Friends
April 14-23: Peter and the Starcatcher
The Upstart Crow Theatre Company
April 27-May 7: Dark of the Moon is a 1945 classic about an Appalachian witch boy who seeks to be human after falling in love with a human girl. At the Nomad Playhouse, 1410 Quince Ave.; find details and ticket info for the entire season at www.theupstartcrow.org.
Vintage Theatre Company
Vintage Theatre schedules at least 10 shows per season on two stages at 1468 Dayton St. in Aurora. www.vintagetheatre.com.
Through Jan. 8: Disney's Beauty & the Beast
Feb. 3-March 19: Billy Elliot, the Musical
April 7-May 21: A Time to Kill, based on the John Grisham novel.


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Owens snubbed his nose at appearing in court on Thursday in Atlanta, and Judge John Goger is irked.
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Records hwo he hasn't made a child support payment in months ($5,000 per month), says the mother of Owens' seven-year-old daughter Melanie Smith.
Smith's attorney Randy Kessler told WSBTV.com that "it's a tragedy, not only that we are here today; this is the third case she has had to file in the last year," Smith's attorney Randy Kessler told WSBTV.com.
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By Douglas Beattie
LONDON (Reuters) - World number one Rory McIlroy is facing a real struggle to be fit for next week's British Open at St Andrews after rupturing ligaments in his left ankle, according to former European Tour physio Jonathan Shrewsbury.
Shrewsbury told Reuters in a telephone interview on Monday the normal recovery time was 12 weeks for the injury that the 26-year-old Northern Irishman sustained while playing soccer with friends.
"Rory is really up against it to play in the Open," the Englishman explained. "He's going to have to walk around seven or eight miles a day.
"It's hard, a really hard links course, and that's going to take its toll.
"The other thing is the confidence of being able to hit through the ball. As he comes into the follow through he is going to be rolling his ankle over and that is going to pose significant challenges."
Shrewsbury, who worked for the European Tour between 1992-2001, now runs a centre on the outskirts of London helping a range of elite sports professionals.
While he believes McIlroy is unlikely to be fully fit to defend the Claret Jug he won for the first time a year ago, Shrewsbury says the four-times major champion will benefit from having treatment morning, noon and night.
"It's a very, very common injury, many people go through this, from the weekend warrior to elite sports people. It's normally around a 12-week recovery," he added. Continued...


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3 phase power from 5 wire to 4 wire
i recently purchased a commercial dishwasher that requires three phase power. I have a 4 pin point near the machine 3ph and earth (no neutral). The machine has five wires hanging out of it, 3ph, neatral and earth. how do i wire this up without the neutral?
In the US you would have to run a new circuit; or in the extremely rare case of a full conduit run, pull a neutral in.
Are you sure it's 3ph and not 1ph 220 with neutral and ground (also 4 pins?)
Single phase may be required for solenoids, timers etc!
If so, you'll require a neutral. No easy way out of it!
Normally in the UK system the voltage are 230 L-N and 400~415v L-L { both single and three phase }
You should double check the nameplate to see what voltage it required and It will be wise go get the electrician come in and have it termated proeprly due the L-L voltage may knock ya out.
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