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David Jeruzalmi
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tel: (617) 496-9734; fax: (617) 496-9684
Research Interests
Decoding the internal workings of the protein assemblies that catalyze complex biological functions remains the imperative of structural molecular biology. Accomplishing this goal will require study of ever-larger molecular assemblies chosen to answer specific biochemical questions. The biological systems that I have selected for initial study are the nucleo-protein assemblies that are formed at the sites of the initiation of DNA replication.
Accurate replication of DNA is mediated by multi-protein assemblies that initiate DNA synthesis, elongate daughter strands, and assure the integrity of the catalyzed chemical reactions. We will use X-ray crystallography to determine the structure of selected functionally relevant assemblies with the goal of understanding biochemical data present in these systems. Structure determinations will be followed by functional studies of designed variants of these assemblies to test models of biochemical function. While the primary goal of this work will be to decipher biological function, studies of these assemblies are expected to provide the added benefit of making available much-needed targets for structure-based design of antibiotics and anti-cancer therapeutics.
Selected Publications:
Jeruzalmi, D. and Steitz, T. A. (1998). Structure of T7 RNA polymerase complexed to the transcriptional inhibitor T7 lysozyme. EMBO J, 17, 4101-4113.
Zhao, Y., Jeruzalmi, D. Moarefi, I., Lasken, R., Leighton, L. and Kuriyan, J. (1999). Crystal structure of an archaebacterial DNA polymerase. Structure, 7, 1189-1199.
Jeruzalmi, D., Yurieva, O., Zhao, Y., Young, M., Stewart, J., Hingorani, M., O'Donnell, M., and Kuriyan, J. (2001). Mechanism of Processivity Clamp Opening by the Delta Subunit Wrench of the Clamp Loader Complex of E. coli DNA Polymerase III. Cell, 106, 417-428.Jeruzalmi, D., O'Donnell, M., and Kuriyan, J. (2001). Crystal Structure of the Processivity Clamp Loader Gamma (g) Complex of E. coli DNA Polymerase III. Cell, 106, 429-441.
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* C$ at C$1.0082 vs US$, 99.19 U.S. cents * Rebounds after hitting weakest level since Jan. 25 * Bond prices move lower across the curve By Jennifer Kwan TORONTO, May 16 (Reuters) - (Repeats to additional subscribers with no change to headline or text) Canada's dollar rebounded from a 16-week low against the U.S. dollar on Wednesday, lifted by better-than-expected North American data, but broader fears of a worsening debt crisis capped the rise of the risk-linked currency The Canadian dollar rose to a session high of C$1.0053 against the greenback, or 99.47 U.S. cents, after data showed U.S. housing starts climbed more than expected in April, signaling a nascent housing recovery. "The (U.S.) housing starts are encouraging," said Derek Holt, vice president of economics at Scotiabank. "We've seen a gradual healing over the course of the past year that has the potential to be sustained over the next year." Canadian data showed manufacturing sales breezed past expectations in March from February, allaying concerns that domestic manufacturing was in a "prolonged slump," said Holt. By around 9:30 a.m. (1330 GMT), the Canadian dollar stood at C$1.0082 versus the U.S. dollar, or 99.19 U.S. cents, still slightly below Tuesday's North American session close at $1.0068 versus the U.S. dollar, or 99.32 U.S. cents. Still, markets were largely guided by worries about the euro zone. Fears that a Greek exit from the euro zone will worsen the debt crisis facing other European nations gripped financial markets on Wednesday. A Greek departure from the euro zone would have a potentially huge knock-on effect on struggling economies such as Italy and Spain, whose bond yields climbed above the crucial 6 percent mark in the previous session. "The problems in Europe are certainly escalating and causing a lot of stress in the markets and I think the Canadian dollar will unfortunately be sideswiped," said Blake Jespersen, managing director of foreign exchange sales at BMO Capital markets. Overnight, the currency slipped as far as C$1.0131, or 98.71 U.S. cents, its weakest level since Jan. 25. Over the next month, Jespersen said the Canadian dollar could tumble as far as C$1.03. "The Greek election isn't until June 17 so the markets have to wait a month for that unless we get some kind of ECB bailout between now and then. I think the problems in Europe could continue to escalate and it is causing a flight to quality," he said. "I think it's only a matter of time that our dollar will start to play a little bit of catch-up with the selloff in other asset classes." Canadian bond prices moved lower across the curve. The two-year government bond was down 6 Canadian cents to yield 1.319 percent, while Canada's 10-year bond lost 23 Canadian cents to yield 1.961 percent.

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We've had a few weeks to settle into 2013 and peek into our digital crystal ball at Spyder Trap. Experts from our team have weighed in to provide a variety of marketing and technology predictions for the upcoming year covering social media, search, design, technology, mobile, analytics and more.
Our predictions for 2012 had some gems, like one of developers nailing a gaming and tablet integration. (I'm stealing your Crystal ball Joe Barhorst!) Many outlined predictions in mobile and apps last year and 2013 are no different.
2013 Predictions
Development – We will continue to see more and more schema-free (nosql) data stores, new and innovative ways of mining said data sources and even more of a focus on an API-driven development in which RESTful web services continue to play a huge role. Front-end technologies (namely JavaScript libraries) are continuing to advance at a rapid rate so expect far more client-side interaction in 2013 as well.
Nicholas Kreidberg, Developer
Analytics – Everyone has data, but few know how to interpret it into actionable ideas that push them and their client in a new direction. We'll see more agencies tout their data and analytics skills or partners; more data-specific shops will appear overnight and be acquired just as quickly.
Nate Knox, Search Marketer
Social Media – Photo-sharing becomes hotly contested with Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Flickr, and Google all making huge strides late in 2012. This will lead to a lot of new features and changes in 2013 as each service looks to gain more users and traffic.
Steve Retka, Social Media Coordinator
Social Media - Advertising on Facebook, Twitter, etc. finally got a proper name in 2012 with Native Advertising. I expect that advancements in targeting advertising and sponsored messages through these channels will become significant this year and ad spending will grow.
Jeff Gerst, Account Supervisor
Search Marketing – Marketing departments start seeing the advantage to content marketing and having all forms of content to be the "front door" to their business. Blogging and whitepapers will still have value, but image and video creation, layered with optimization, is what will rank and gain attention in the crowd of search results.
My Prediction – Aaron Weiche, VP
Business – As the US comes out of a recession, I predict a large number of start-ups fueled by the increase in entrepreneurs. With large acquisitions and IPO's, there has been a bubble of geeks with good ideas who have gained the liquidity to chase their dreams. The technology sector is also swelling with new tech that came out recently and hasn't yet been turned in to marketable products.
Perry Govier, Innovation Lead
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Shaymein Ewer, Creative Designer
Technology - Cloud convergence and integration will see strong growth. With the adoption and adaptation of cloud services, devices (mobile and otherwise) will begin moving away from local storage and start relying on the cloud for regular storage, back-ups and document sharing. This capability leads to a new breed of lightweight devices that relies less on internal storage and is packed with a ridiculous amount of processing power pushing the limits of what can be done on the web.
Travis Smith, Project Manager
Technology – I think we will see a longer hardware lifespan as costs increase and companies have more invested in a single product.
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Cory Vandenberghe, Social Media Manager
Technology - The connected living room (smart TV, media center, integrated mobile devices) will become more mainstream, but it won't work as well as it should. Incomplete licensing deals between content creators, content distributors and device manufacturers will continue to plague us throughout the year; people will continue to be frustrated when they can't use the HBOGo app on their Samsung Smart TV if they are an Xfinity subscriber, for example.
Demian Brink, VP of Client Service
Mobile – With the growing popularity of local/mobile search and social activity, I expect to see businesses use geo-location services more predominantly in 2013.
Daniel Hollerung, Search Marketing Manager
Mobile – Mobile wallet like Google Wallet and mobile banking will see significant growth with mainstream acceptance.
Barb Vanags, VP of Finance
Mobile – Mobile will begin to be the first thought when a business owners wants a new website – followed by the desktop version. This will continue the push for developers and designers to become experts as HTML5, CSS3 and Responsive.
Travis Neiderhiser, Development Team Manager
Mobile – More companies will look at mobile technology as a necessary utility to do business, across all departments, not just marketing. Custom mobile applications will serve as a foundation for supporting job functions in sales, project management customer service and operations.
Jeff Nolan, Account Executive
Mobile – Mobile commerce takes hold. Using mobile devices, it will be even easier to satisfy the desire to shop. Made popular by cutting edge grocery stores in Asia, these interactive virtual shops will start to show up everywhere and you can snap a QR/bar code and instantly purchase items through an e-commerce mobile site. And to make it even more exciting, there will be "pop-up" shops with exclusive limited-time products.
Rebecca Toth, Director of Account Services
Apps - A shift from Native apps to Web apps is here. I predict that within the next year mobile phones will pass up PC's for use of the Internet. With this, I think we're going to see a major shift in companies creating Native Apps and will expect to do more with their Web Apps or mobile websites. With more advances in HTML 5 & other technologies we'll be able to design for more complex & creative interfaces.
Jeff Wagner, Creative Director
Apps – More people than ever before will become technology-motivated as mobile and tablet apps and devices continue to appify even the smallest of every day tasks. Don't be alarmed when you find your grandma cooking a meal with step-by-step tablet instructions or that notoriously computer-illiterate family member shopping for groceries by influence of an app awarding them 'points' because they shopped a specific food category.
Joe Barhorst, Developer
Apps – App numbers and popularity will undoubtedly increase this year, but I think "companion apps" (apps created by manufacturers to accompany/support their products) will start to become more of the norm and a larger point of differentiation for tech saavy consumers when they're deciding which brand to buy.
Nick Bryant, Director of Client Strategy
What's Your Digital Future?
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Almost a year ago to this day, I wrote a blog here called, Has the UNGC jumped the gun?, about the newly launched guidelines for UNGC's Advanced Level Communication on Progress (COP). Guess what? They had.
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Pinterest now 16th most popular website, third most popular social media destination.
Thus says Pingdom in their traffic comparison between Pinterest and Tumblr across six sources, including a comScore report showing Pinterest volume jumped about 4,377 percent. The largest Pinterest populations are the United States first, followed by Canada. Tumblr has greater international support, and bests Pinterest globally.
Socially, Pinterest has become the hot network. Skewing heavily female (multiple startups are advertising themselves as a 'man's Pinterest'), Pinterest user's favorite magazine is Good Housekeeping. Get the Pinterest user details from this Mashable infographic.
Personal Pinterest
If Pinterest ever offers a little better communication interface, I'd use the site even more. I personally enjoy the site much better than FB or even Twitter at this point.Jason Carr on techcrunch.com
Pinterest is the most awsome meaningless hype I have ever seen.DowCrowley on pingdom.com
I've grown tired of it all to be honestCasper on pingdom.com
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Numbers presented here are impressive and US usually leads the trend which is replicated in other economies later. But how much of it translates into "real" business will be interesting to see.Charan Puneet Singh on techcrunch.com
Pinterest has become an interesting option for us to continue as part of our presence in social media world.PortoBay on mashable.com
Google should buy Pinterest.Julian Hugh on techcrunch.com
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People use Pinterest?DigitalJazz on mashable.com
But the March Pinterest numbers, 18,7 million visitors, was published in a lot of different media 2 months ago. And already then, as your graph indicates, the Pinterest growth seemed to be leveling off.Morten Myrstad on techcrunch.com
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Hi there and THANKS for replying to my email. I am a novice at computers and I'm an old 63 year old Senior on Social Security and I am at a loss as to what is wrong now to make it quit printing.
My printer is plugged into the USBport on the sideof my Compac laptop. It is not on a network with anyone else. And yes, I do see my printer when I go to the control panel. I I select it as the default printer for my laptop.
I tried to go on MSN Messenger and do the Windows Live thing so that I could talk to our son in Iraq and was given an error that my server was named wrong. I don't know anything about servers, so can you help in that perhaps I can do something you know to fix my being able to talk with my printer and make me be able to print - and is this all you need to know???
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I went to control panel and the printer was there but when I clicked on it and then I right clicked on it but the test page would not print and the square window came up and said the printer was offline. Then when I clicked on the status dropdown and selected Ready, the printer went away from the control panel list.


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Raltegravir Treatment in Patients Failing Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) in Denmark
This study has been completed.
Rigshospitalet, Denmark
Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp.
Information provided by:
Rigshospitalet, Denmark
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: February 2, 2010
Last updated: February 3, 2010
Last verified: January 2010
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|February 2, 2010
|Last Updated Date
|February 3, 2010
|Start Date ICMJE
|January 2006
|Primary Completion Date
|July 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|virological suppression and CD4 cell gain [ Time Frame: 3,5 years ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01061957 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Time to first change of initial regimen. [ Time Frame: 3,5 years ]
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Raltegravir Treatment in Patients Failing Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) in Denmark
|Official Title ICMJE
|Clinical, Virological and Immunological Course in Danish Patients With Triple Class Failure Receiving Raltegravir as Part of a Salvage Regimen.
|Brief Summary
|Raltegravir is the first integrase inhibitor approved for treatment of HIV infected patients harboring multiresistant viruses. The drug has been proved effective in both trials and clinical settings, but the long-term efficacy is not described and the effect compared to treatment in Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) naive patients remains to be established.
|Detailed Description
|Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) was introduced more than a decade ago and the therapy has decreased mortality and morbidity of HIV patients dramatically. The first HAART regimens were combined of nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NRTIs), non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors (NNRTIs) and protease inhibitors (PIs). Especially the early regimes carried a substantial risk of failure and subsequent development of resistance to the three drug classes. Thus there has been a need for development of new drugs with activity against viruses resistant to the classical HAART regimens either as new drugs from the old classes without (or with limited) cross resistance to the older compounds or drugs from new classes with new antiretroviral mechanisms. The optimal choice for salvage therapy for HIV infected patients has been shown to require at least two, and preferably three, fully active drugs. Until recently, salvage regimens used to treat patients harbouring multidrug-resistant HIV generally included only one new agent from the classic drug classes added to an optimized background therapy which did not contain any fully active agents. This approach, conditioned by limited drug options, put patients at high risk of virological failure and resistance to the new agent, as well as to other agents in the same drug classes. A breakthrough has been the resent development of integrase inhibitors, which is a new class of antiretroviral drugs. One of these drugs - raltegravir - has demonstrated its activity in patients with virological failure on classical antiretroviral drugs. In the BENCHMARK randomized clinical trials, which were conducted in HIV-infected patients with limited treatment options, 62% of patients taking raltegravir plus optimized background treatment achieved plasma HIV RNA levels <50 copies/mL at week 48. Although the drug - often used together with other new drugs - has been proved effective in clinical trials and recently in "real life" clinical settings, the long-term efficacy is not described and the effect compared to treatment in HAART naive patients remains to be established. In a nationwide cohort of HIV infected patients, we identified the patients, who initiated raltegravir due to virological failure and a matched control cohort of patients initiating HAART for the first time. We compared these two cohorts with respect to virological suppression, gain in CD4 count and time to first change of initial regimen.
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Design ICMJE
|Observational Model: Cohort
Time Perspective: Prospective
|Target Follow-Up Duration
|Not Provided
|Not Provided
|Sampling Method
|Non-Probability Sample
|Study Population
|One cohort of HIV patients with virological failure initiating Raltegravir One control cohort of HIV patients initiating HAART for the first time.
|Condition ICMJE
|HIV Infections
|Intervention ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Study Groups/Cohorts
|Publications *
|Not Provided
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Enrollment ICMJE
|Completion Date
|December 2009
|Primary Completion Date
|July 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
|16 Years and older (Child, Adult, Senior)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Listed Location Countries ICMJE
|Removed Location Countries
|Administrative Information
|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|U.S. FDA-regulated Product
|Not Provided
|IPD Sharing Statement
|Not Provided
|Responsible Party
|Jan Gerstoft, MD, Professor, The Danish HIV Cohort Study
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Rigshospitalet, Denmark
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp.
|Investigators ICMJE
|Not Provided
|PRS Account
|Rigshospitalet, Denmark
|Verification Date
|January 2010
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Matthew Hayden and Adam Gilchrist played inspirational knocks to put Australia in a powerful position in the Super Test against the World XI in Sydney today.
The home team was 6-331 at stumps with Adam Gilchrist (94no) and Shane Warne (1no) at the crease after Australia elected to bat first at the SCG.
Opener Hayden (111) nailed down his spot in the Test side with a commanding hundred before Gilchrist closed within one blow of his 16th Test hundred.
Hayden had bought himself time with his 138 in the final Ashes Test but today's knock proved the big Queenslander still had plenty of offer to the national side.
Gilchrist also showed there was no place like home as he put his horror Ashes campaign further into his rear vision mirror with a typically entertaining knock off just 109 balls.
He had returned to form in the one-day arena by being named player of the Super Series last week in Melbourne and carried that over today.
The third umpire was called on to play as big a role as any player today with a hand in four decisions, including three of Australia's six dismissals.
The most controversial came midway through the day when Michael Clarke was sent packing.
Clarke had skipped along to 39 and the score to 2-154 when the newly-promoted No.4 lunged forward and the World XI appealed for a catch to close-in fielder Virender Sehwag.
The ball on television replays appeared to hit his pad and then rebound off his forearm into the hands of the Indian fielder.
The World XI players appeared confident and umpire Rudi Koertzen sent the decision to third umpire Darrell Hair.
Hair told South African Koertzen the replays had not showed any conclusive evidence that Clarke had edged the ball.
He referred the decision back to Koertzen who then made the baffling decision to put up his finger and dismiss Clarke, despite having asked for help with the decision.
The Australian innings got the staggers soon after with Simon Katich (0) run out trying to get off the mark.
Katich had pushed a Muttiah Muralitharan delivery to mid-off but collided with the bowler as he stretched for the line and his bat lifted off the ground as he reached the crease.
The decision was again sent upstairs, but this time there was no doubt that the batsman was out.
Hayden became the first player in Test cricket to have a LBW decision judged by the third official, but was given not out.
However Shane Watson became a part of history in the final session when he was ruled to be trapped in front by the fourth umpire.
Earlier paceman Steve Harmison handed the under-fire World XI side the ideal start by bowling Justin Langer (0) with the third ball of the match.
The World XI opted to play only two full-time seamers in conditions well suited for swing bowling with World XI one-day captain Shaun Pollock carrying the drinks.
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Conference to Discuss Living Well, Successful Aging
July 29, 2014
A two-day conference and expo celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Center for Successful Aging and the field of gerokinesiology at Cal State Fullerton will feature a number of experts addressing "Living Well in the Third and Fourth Age."
Aug. 15-16
Cal State Fullerton, Kinesiology and Health Science Building, Room 199
800 N. State College Blvd., Fullerton, 92831
Speakers include Helene Calvet, deputy county health officer for the Orange County Health Care Agency, and Joan Vernikos, former director of life sciences at NASA. The complete list of presenters and their bios are available online. Topics include growing and changing as you age, treating chronic pain, and health and exercise.
Professionals and community members can register online.
$2 per hour or $8 for a daily permit Monday though Friday; free on weekends. Details available online.
Established in 1994, the Center for Successful Aging (formerly known as the Lifespan Wellness Clinic) was created due to a recognized need for theory-driven wellness programs and curriculum promoting health, vitality and well-being for older adults. The goals of the center are to conduct interdisciplinary research on issues related to healthy aging and provide student and in-service training to prepare gerokinesiologists, healthcare practitioners, rehabilitative specialists and gerontologists to work with older adults in a variety of professional environments.
"We are very proud of our accomplishments over the past 20 years and look forward to continuing to enhance the lives of all older adults through our high-impact research and practice," said Debbie Rose, professor of kinesiology and director of the Center for Successful Aging. Rose also serves as one of three co-directors of the Fall Prevention Center of Excellence, established in 2005 with funding from the Archstone Foundation.
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I am trying to get the OpenVPN part to work, but having some problems. I
created a CA and server cert and pasted it in the M0n0 config - that is not
a problem. But I am getting mixed up when it comes with the client
configuration. I am using the OpenVPN GUI for Windows and set the config
file on the PC like in the M0n0 OpenVPN example. In the file I am supposed
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Also, can I specify the same port (default 5000) in the config file? Or
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Do those who have Dependant Personality find it hard to show their emotions?
Answers: Most often yes. They are afraid that if they come across as to needy you'll find them clingy and feel smothered. But they will show just enough that you don't find them cold and uncaring.
Their true ones, yes.
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hhhmm i aint thought of that, but looking at the people I know with dependant personalities I do see that these folks dont show their emotions...
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Wiliam, Dylan (2007) Keeping learning on track: classroom assessment and the regulation of learning. In: Second Handbook of Research on Mathematics Teaching and Learning. Information Age Publishing, Greenwich, Connecticut, USA, pp. 1053-1098. ISBN 9781593111779
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Beijing (AFP) June 15, 2011
A court in south China has jailed three people for stealing the design to Apple's iPad2 tablet computer and using it to manufacture counterfeits, state press said Wednesday.
The theft from a plant run by Foxconn, a contract electronics manufacturer, in Guangdong province late last year resulted in fake iPad2s being sold in China before Apple's official launch of the product, the Guangzhou Daily said.
Rampant piracy of everything from consumer electronics to luxury handbags and apparel have caused friction between China and its trade partners, leading to billions of dollars in losses annually to intellectual property theft.
A court in Shenzhen city last week sentenced Xiao Chengsong, the legal agent of Maita Electronics, to 18 months in prison and fined him 150,000 yuan ($23,000) for buying the design from two Foxconn workers, the report said.
Xiao allegedly paid 200,000 yuan for the iPad2 design, it said.
Foxconn employee Lin Kecheng, was sentenced to 14 months and fined 100,000 yuan, while another worker identified as Hou Pengna was given a two-year sentence suspended for one year and fined 30,000 yuan, it said.
All three were convicted of the crime of violating commercial secrets, it said.
The iPad2 was officially launched in China, the world's biggest Internet market in May.
In 2010, Apple's iPad, the first generation of the tablet computer, was also pirated before its official launch in China and sold as the "iPed" for only a fraction of the cost of the real product.
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Sircat Sally Faces Stiff Test in San Clemente
If everything goes right for Joe Turner's Sircat Sally, the California-bred filly will face increasingly tougher challenges as the year progresses.
If everything goes right for Joe Turner's Sircat Sally, the California-bred filly will face increasingly tougher challenges as the year progresses.
Del Mar's 2017 summer schedule will offer 41 stakes races worth $7.3 million during a 36-day season, the San Diego County racetrack announced March 22.
TVG Pacific Classic, Alabama, Fourstardave, Breeders', Del Mar Oaks, Lake Placid, Del Mar Handicap, Adirondack, Del Mar Mile, Monmouth Oaks, Cliff Hanger, and more.
The best 3-year-old turf fillies in Southern California battled it out in a thrilling stretch run Aug. 20 in the $300,000 Del Mar Oaks (gr. IT), but an invader from the East ended up getting a head in front at the wire.
On the Del Mar grass for the San Clemente Handicap (gr. IIT), Mokat found her best footing and won impressively. On Aug. 20 she'll return to the turf for the Del Mar Oaks (gr. IT).
Del Mar's summer meet, highlighted by the Pacific Classic (gr. I) and several other Breeders' Cup "Win and You're In" races, will have projected purses of $525,000 per day.
After more than a five-month break from racing, Al Shaqab Racing's Sandiva will look to add more South Florida success to her record in the My Charmer Handicap (gr. IIIT) Nov. 21 on the Gulfstream Park West turf.
Carl F. Pollard's Kiss Moon will attempt to land her second graded stakes win of the year in the $100,000 Cardinal Handicap (gr. IIIT) Nov. 21 at Churchill Downs, but Canadian invader Button Down is favored.
Former claimer Royal Posse will try for his second straight stakes win against other New York-breds and third victory overall when he faces an expected eight rivals in the $300,000 Empire Classic Handicap.
The Aug. 28 card at Saratoga Race Course, on the eve of Travers Stakes (gr. I) Day, will feature six New York-bred stakes worth $1.15 million, highlighted by a showdown of older turf runners in the $150,000 West Point.
Sharla Rae rebounded from a disappointing seventh last time out in the Belmont Oaks Invitational Stakes (gr. IT), and notched her first graded victory with a win in the $300,000 Del Mar Oaks (gr. IT) Aug. 15 at Del Mar.
Hronis Racing's Elektrum outfinished three rivals late to earn her first graded stakes in the $250,000 John C. Mabee Stakes (gr. IIT) Aug. 8 at Del Mar.
Fanticola got the proverbial monkey off her back last time out, earning her first graded score in the Royal Heroine Stakes (gr. IIT), and will look to continue her success in the John C. Mabee Stakes (gr. IIT) Aug. 8.
After winning stakes races at six and seven furlongs on the Belmont Park Widener turf course, Zindaya will return to the surface a third straight time when she tries the one-mile Perfect Sting Stakes Friday, July 3.
The second summer Thoroughbred meeting at Los Alamitos Race Course begins July 2. The eight-day meet will continue through July 12, with racing conducted on a Thursday-Sunday basis. Post time will be 2:15 p.m. PT.
Robert Masterson's Tepin won her third turf race in a row and second straight graded event with a half-length victory in the $700,000 Just a Game Stakes (gr. IT) June 6 at Belmont Park.
Stakes winners are everywhere you look in the $700,000 Longines Just a Game (gr. I) for older fillies and mares going one mile June 6 on the Belmont Park turf.
It's been a year since Tonalist won the Belmont Stakes, denying California Chrome a Triple Crown, and the son of Tapit will once again be running on the Belmont card.
After hitting the board but missing out on victory in her last 10 graded stakes tries, Watsdachances broke through in the $150,000 Gallorette Handicap (gr. IIIT) May 16 at Pimlico Race Course.
Moyglare Stud's Discreet Marq came out running in her 2015 debut May 9 at Belmont Park, making the pace and holding off several determined rivals to win the $150,000 Beaugay Stakes (gr. IIIT).
Grade I winner Discreet Marq will make her first start of 2015 at Belmont Park May 9, entered as the 2-1 favorite in a field of seven older fillies and mares for the $150,000 Beaugay Stakes (gr. IIIT).
Speedway Stable's Hard Not to Like will attempt to become the second repeat winner of the $300,000 Jenny Wiley (gr. IT) April 11, when she takes on seven rivals in the 1 1/16-mile grass test.
The first day of turf works for the upcoming spring meet at Keeneland brought out a contingent of horses from trainer Wesley Ward's barn March 31, headed by two Breeders' Cup winners.
Brereton C. Jones' Albano looks to kick off what could be a breakthrough year when he heads the Louisiana Handicap; grade I winner Kitten's Dumplings returns for her first race since November of 2013 in the Marie G. Krantz.
A competitive field of 12 fillies and mares is set to contest the Jan. 4, $200,000 Monrovia Stakes (gr. IIT) at 6 1/2 furlongs on Santa Anita Park's unique downhill turf course.
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|Charlie Em (GB)
|Patrick Gallagher
|Discreet Marq
|Christophe Clement
|Jerry Hollendorfer
|Emotional Kitten
|Wesley A. Ward
|Ighraa (IRE)
|Simon Callaghan
|Kitten's Dumplings
|Michael J. Maker
|Need You Now (IRE)
|Simon Callaghan
|Pearlside (FR)
|Darrell Vienna
|Richard E. Mandella
|Unusual Way
|Jeff Bonde
|Wishing Gate
|Thomas F. Proctor
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Jun 11, 2014, 14:14
The June Second Saturday Artwalk, taking place in Old Town Bay St. Louis on June 14th from 4 – 8 p.m., is the perfect backdrop to celebrate a family event like Father's Day. After all, Dad is probably hoping for some quality family time instead of another bottle of aftershave. A night out at Second Saturday can fill the bill. Treat him to a meal at his favorite restaurant, catch sunset at the seawall, then browse through galleries and shops. Pay attention to what catches his eye, and you can sneak back later for a gift that will genuinely delight.
The Second Saturday Artwalk originally started with a simple premise: Art can make a community a better place. Now, two decades later, it's difficult to imagine Bay St. Louis without Second Saturdays. Each month, families stroll the streets, galleries and shops are electric with activity and local restaurants brim with diners. New art shows, live music acts and shop specials attract locals and visitors from across the region.
Adding to the Second Saturday fun, each month two different Old Town merchants are tagged as "Hot Spots." For the June 14th event, the spotlight falls on Magnolia Antiques (200 Main Street) and Full Moon Clockworks (301 Railroad Ave).
Walking through the doors of Magnolia Antiques you enter a world of the past, one that brings memories flooding back with each step. Corridors weave through 3000 feet lined with cases and shelves and furniture from another, simpler era. But you have to wonder, who's the mastermind behind this magical array of collectibles and antiques?
There are actually four masterminds now. Glenda and Jack Schornick originally opened Magnolia Antiques in Old Town in 2007. Then in 2013, Schornick's daughter, Shay Coss and her husband Randall Everett relocated from California and became part of daily operations.
The shop is located in a huge storefront at the corner of Main and Second Streets, one that housed a department store for over fifty years.
It's still a department store of sorts. There's the kitchenware department and the depression-glass department and the quirky-knick-knack department and the vintage-camera department. And then rows upon rows of items that could simply be categorized under a "Cool and Amazing Things" heading.
The younger generation of the family has added a new branch of the business too. Shay and Randall have created a gardening center in the midst of all the collectibles. Deep Roots Nursery is a fantastic resource for organic gardening - carrying heirloom and certified non-GMO seeds and starts, local compost and the finest organic fertilizers and amendments.
"After relocating from San Francisco last year, we craved access to the fresh, organic food we'd become so accustomed to," says Shay. "My husband - the green thumb - already had a lot of experience in the horticultural world. He managed a garden shop for many years and has helped farmers in California increase the quality and yield of their crops."
In addition to their location in Magnolia Antiques, watch for Deep Roots Nursery's plants and fresh, organic produce at area's farmer's markets.
"The nursery offerings have been a great addition at the store," says Glenda. "That's always been the beauty of our shop - we don't specialize."
"To us, we represent the epitome of recycling," says Glenda. "We have all that stuff you loved in your great-grandmother's house, from pottery to kitchenware, from serious antiques to vintage and collectibles. And now we have her plants too!"
On Second Saturday, look for Glenda's cousin, Cody Ross, will be performing live music. Inside, enjoy refreshments Glenda's meatballs – a community favorites. All items marked JAX 10% off all day.
June's other Hot Spot can be found just a stone's throw from Main Street. Full Moon Clockworks (301 Railroad Ave) is home to the only old-school clockmaker in the area.
Stepping through the door of the shop will make a visitor feel as if they have literally stepped back through time. The front room of the historic cottage is absolutely filled with clocks of all ages, shapes and sizes. They hang from the walls, line the shelves and utterly surround the workbench of master clockmaker Terry Downs.
Downs is a horologist – someone trained to work with timekeeping devices. As a master clockmaker, she repairs and restores all sorts of antique and vintage clocks, a skill that is becoming increasingly rare.
Downs says that her profession is literally dying out, since the older clockmakers are either passing away or retiring and few younger people have an interest in mechanical things like "old-fashioned" clocks. And it's a challenging profession, one that takes years to learn the required skills.
In the beginning of her own career, Downs apprenticed with a master clockmaker for two years and worked for him an additional twelve. She's been working with clocks for over thirty years now, and is active in the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors. She also serves as vice-president for the local chapter.
"Clock repairing is my passion," she says. "I learned to fix clocks the old way. It's not just a matter of mechanics. Restoring a clock back to the way it was meant to look and work is really an art-form."
When Downs was looking for a location to open her own store in 2010, Bay St. Louis lured her away from New Orleans. She liked the historic charm of Old Town, as well as the sense of community. She and her husband purchased a historic cottage near the Depot in 2010 and began the extensive restoration process.
The cottage is featured on the Bay St. Louis Historic Walking Tour since it's one of the rare Biloxi cottages on the west side of the Mississippi coast. A hallmark of the Biloxi style is a central chimney that serves corner fireplaces in four different rooms.
In addition to restoring clocks to a healthy working condition in her cottage workshop, like an old-fashioned doctor, Downs also makes house-calls when necessary – mostly for grandfather clocks.
Since she's sometimes out "on-call," customers are encouraged to make appointments for a clock consultation.
When asked about the allure of her unusual profession, Downs quotes M.F. Tennant, author of "The Art of the Painted Dial."
"I love clockwork because it is complex and yet simple, beautiful, and elegant… Everything about the order of the turning wheels that is applied over and over to create an item that keeps time regularly and that predicts sunrise and sunset is marvelous."
Note: Full Moon Clockworks will not be open during the evening on Second Saturday. Please call Terry Downs at 228.467.4345 for an appointment or consultation.
For additional information about Second Saturday activities go to: www.baystlouisoldtown.com
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After the roll call of some major prizes - including the Albert Lasker (the American equivalent of the Nobel Prize for Medicine) - there is this: 'discovered embryonic stem cells, 1981.'
These words represent one of the most important medical breakthroughs in recent years.
Stem cells are the body's own basic building blocks capable of repairing internal damage.
They hold out the promise of banishing many diseases of old age, but because these cells have been harvested by research scientists from embryos and aborted foetuses, and also because of fears about human cloning, the subject's controversial.
However, at the Bioscience Wales 2005 conference in Cardiff this week, Sir Martin told delegates that much of this anxiety was misplaced.
"There has been a lot of speculation about cloning, but the angst has outrun the medical and scientific realities and is based on misconception.
"I am not trying to undermine religious beliefs either, but the basic science is not in keeping with the scare stories."
Referring to recent news that experiments on animals had shown that stem cells could repair heart damage after a cardiac arrest, he said we need to see stem cells as simply the body's own resource for miracle cures and longer life.
Bioscience Wales, supported by the Welsh Development Agency, is an annual get-together of scientists and companies in this fast-growing sector.
'Growing sector'
One of the talking points in its opening session was this week's announcement that a cure had been found for type one diabetes.
Several delegates, including Dr Philip Gould of medical diagnostics firm Provalis, were keen to put this into context.
"Any news of an advance is welcome. But type one diabetes is just 10% of the problem. More than a million type two or late onset diabetes patients are unaffected by this and they are increasing in number - in the US by 10% per cent a year."
Deeside-based Provalis is currently enjoying huge success in the US with its diagnostic device for diabetes.
It currently employs 110 people but is likely to expand in line with the diabetes epidemic, which is being linked to increasing obesity. The World Health Organisation says diabetes is now a bigger killer than AIDS.
Currently there are more than 250 Bioscience organisations in Wales alone-including biotechnology, pharmaceutical and medical companies.
The sector is growing at around 15% a year, making it one of the most important in the Welsh and UK economies. And it's quite diverse.
Over two days Bioscience Wales will hear from Welsh-based companies involved in everything from tele-medicine technology to making antidotes for rattlesnake bites.


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Chet Greason, Popcornucopia

Allegory is fun. Nothing beats seeing old stories in a new, mind-blowing light. Here's one of my favourite allegorical film interpretations that I originally read in a Bathroom Reader and have been adding to over the years.

L.Frank Baum, the guy who wrote the Oz books that the Wizard of Oz film is based upon, was a noted Populist. Populism was a political movement that gained notoriety during the late 19th century that championed the working class. One of their primary goals was the devaluation of the American dollar. At the time, the government kept their currency to a gold standard, hoarding gold in places like Fort Knox. Each dollar note stood for a chip off a gold bar somewhere. By devaluing to a silver standard, as silver was more abundant than gold, there would be more money to go around for the little guy, although it would be worth less. (Incidentally, FDR did away with the gold standard during WWII and introduced a system based on I.O.U.'s, so now those dollar bills represent, essentially, jack.)

The Populists were one of the most successful third parties in American history, and even succeeded in having populist governors in two states, one of which was, you guessed it, Kansas.

Enter Dorothy, a notably female protagonist (Baum was also a suffragette). She leaves the Populist hotbed of Kansas and gets blown away to Oz. Oz, which is shorthand for ounce, is how we measure gold, ergo, Dorothy lands in the land of the gold (standard). She inadvertently kills the Wicked Witch of the East, or the American East Coast, where the bankers and railroad tycoons were all located. By doing so, she frees the Munchkins (AKA the little people) from the tyranny from the east, and they send her off down the yellow brick road (note: gold bricks) to the Emerald City (Washington) to see the Wizard (The President).

Along the way, she meets the Scarecrow, who represents the farmers, who needs a brain, or, rather, an education, and the knowledge of how to better position himself politically. She then meets the Tin Man (industry) who needs a heart. The industrial world, at this time, was tumultuous, with unions battling employers for fair wages, safe working conditions, and regular hours. Lastly, she meets the Cowardly Lion, who represents politicians whose roar is worse than their bite and who lack the courage to do what is difficult but right.

Before they reach the Emerald City, they fall under the sleep-inducing spell of a poppy field. Poppies are where we get opiates like heroin and opium. Opium addiction was the narcotic scourge of the 1890s. And how do they counteract the effects of a downer like opium? Why, an upper of course! Snow jolts them awake, or rather, white powder (cocaine was an over the counter cure-all at the time.)

The Wizard (or president) puts on a great deal of pomp and circumstance but, underneath it all, is just an old, silly white man. He says he can't help them until they do something about the Wicked Witch of the West. At that time, the American West was experiencing crippling droughts known collectively as the Dust Bowl, which had a devastating effect on agriculture. Note that, in every confrontation the characters have with the witch, she always specifically threatens the Scarecrow with heat (fire). And how do they beat the Western Witch? They throw water on her.

The Wiz then takes off, leaving the Scarecrow in charge, and it turns out Dorothy's ruby slippers will grant her ultimate wish. Why ruby? Because the makers of the film wanted some colour that was really going to pop. In the original books by Baum, the slippers were made of, wait for it...silver.

So the key to Dorothy's happiness in the Land of Gold was silver, and she had the ability to use it the whole time.

And boom goes the dynamite.


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Say thanks from the bottom of your heart and the center of the earth with an eCard featuring singing subterranean creatures.
What's wrong with a thank you eCard featuring a billion sperm and an egg? Everything. That's why we love it so much!
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If old movies teach us anything, it's that a beautiful gift deserves thanks. Also that old movies are weird and kind of sexist.
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YORK Acorn ARLC will begin life back in the elite tier of amateur rugby league with an away match at East Hull on Saturday, March 2.
Scott Rhodes' Acorn outfit were promoted from National Conference League division one at the end of an enthralling 2012/13 campaign, having been relegated the year before.
Heworth, relegated into the new fourth tier of the NCL, will also begin their season on their travels, at Featherstone Lions, another side to have dropped into this new-look division three. Their season also kicks off on March 2.
The 2013 NCL season will comprise 14 clubs in the premier division, 13 in division one, 11 in division two, and 12 in the new division three, including newcomers to the league in Peterlee Pumas, Blackbrook, Wigan St Cuthbert's, Kells, North West Men's League champions Pilkington Recs, former RL Conference National high-riders Underbank Rangers, Woolston Rovers, Coventry Bears – who plan to join the semi-professional ranks in 2014 – and Hindley.
The full fixture lists, to be rubberstamped, can be found via the 'related links' below.
Meanwhile, Selby Warriors are confident they will have no more availability issues after conceding their match at West Leeds last week.
The Warriors resume Pennine League division three action at home to Silsden on Saturday, and spokesman Matthew Stevenson said this game would go ahead.
The side will look to reignite a promotion challenge.
"It was a one-off last week when we had a lot of people missing due to work commitments," he explained.
"We'd had two weeks off due to snow and a lot of the lads had to catch up on work that weekend."
Selby 'A's game at home to Queensbury 'B' last week was called off due to a waterlogged pitch. They renew their division seven campaign at Garforth Tigers on Saturday.
New Earswick All Blacks have no fixture in the championship division.


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Nicky Hilton: Happy Nails
It's the little things in life that can bring you joy.
Nicky Hilton got her nails done at the Beverly Hills Nail Salon yesterday, and either the friend accompanying her was a howl or the fumes from the nail polish remover were strong.
Because she was having FUN.
Paris' younger sister doesn't need fashion shows or nights spent in clubs dancing on the banquettes to make her happy.
She just needs a French manicure and a gal pal to tell her the latest hilarious gossip about the other celebutantes to make her laugh out loud.