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With various federal agencies working on FY 2010 funding solicitations, FAM is in regular contact with officials about release of grant guidance and deadlines.
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Congress: A House bill (HR 3734) would provide funding for several new environmental grant programs. In other news, a bill making its way through both the House and Senate would provide $250 million for institutions of higher education. To read the stories, please visit www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5572 (environmental grants) and www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5578 ($250 million)
Federal Agencies: The Education Dept. (DoEd) wants its Ed-Tech grantees to submit two new reports. To read the stories, please visit www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5559.
Federal Funding: Information on various new funding opportunities, including the Connecting to Collections Statewide Planning & Implementation Grants and the We the People Bookshelf project. To read the stories, please visit www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5555 (Connecting to Collections) and www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5569 (We the People)
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Supposed $99 Nexus Tablet Appears In Benchmark ResultsFiled under Rumors by Adam on November 30, 2012 at 11:07 PM
The Nexus 7 is one of the most affordable tablets out there at just $199, but it looks like ASUS is already hard at work at on an even more affordable device. According to a recent GLBenchmark entry, ASUS is testing a device with a 1GHz ME1727 ASUS processor. It also packs the Mali-400 GPU, which is the same one found in Samsung's Exynos 4 chip. The resolution of the display is a disappointing 1024 x 600.
It seems likely that ASUS is at least testing a device with these specs, but whether it will every be released remains to be seen.
Would you go with a $99 Nexus tablet with these specs or a $199 model with much better internals?
4 responses to "Supposed $99 Nexus Tablet Appears In Benchmark Results"
Nexus is supposed to SET the standards, not water them down. Having said that, perhaps Nexus is setting these new standards for budget tablets. Either way, the more Nexus devices out here the better
I would go with the lower spec nexus 7 for my kids definitely. The price point for a quality tab with decent specs is ridiculous, anything at that price is generally no name garbage
If they can put together a tablet that's anywhere near as good as the original Kindle Fire at the $100 price point it WILL sell like hotcakes. If the rumored specs are true then that's a step in Apple's direction: less focus on processing horsepower, and more on graphics performance. Games would run just fine on that thing, and I could see many a parent not being able to resist that price point instead of buying yet another handheld gaming system.
Anybody else think that this could be a PMP? Nexus finally has enough traction to do something like that! I'd get one!


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LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7 (UPI) -- NBC stopped production on Jimmy Smits' new U.S. legal drama Wednesday due to low ratings, TVGuide.com said.
However, the network plans to air the five episodes it already has taped and may resume shooting the series if more people tune in to watch them, the report said.
In the show, Smits plays a U.S. Supreme Court justice who quits his post to open his own law firm.
The actor's previous TV credits include "The West Wing" and "L.A. Law."


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kernel compilation error : in "make modules_install"
Hello all,
i'm trying to upgrade my 2.4.x to 2.6.x ( on slackware 10.0)
i've experience of compiling 2.4.x to 2.4.x.
so the final steps were..........
make bzImage
make modules
make modules_install ( now here its showing error )
last lines of "make modules"
LD [M] net/sched/sch_prio.ko
CC net/sched/sch_red.mod.o
LD [M] net/sched/sch_red.ko
CC net/sched/sch_sfq.mod.o
LD [M] net/sched/sch_sfq.ko
CC net/sched/sch_tbf.mod.o
LD [M] net/sched/sch_tbf.ko
CC net/sched/sch_teql.mod.o
LD [M] net/sched/sch_teql.ko
CC net/sunrpc/sunrpc.mod.o
LD [M] net/sunrpc/sunrpc.ko
CC sound/soundcore.mod.o
LD [M] sound/soundcore.ko
root@bond:/usr/src/linux# make modules_install
ln: when making multiple links, last argument must be a directory
make: *** [_modinst_] Error 1
i used the "config" from the second cd of slackware 10.0.
inside somewhere in "testing" folder.
A person asked me this
Did you upgrade your module-init-tools?
root@bond:/home/bond# depmod -V
now experimently i tried to upgrade witheut loading any "config"
everything worked fine in that case...
so what could be the problem.........any problem with that "config"???
if required......i can post that "config" too.
Did you run "make oldconfig" after copying in your old .config but before compiling anything?
Slackware has been 2.6 ready since 9.1 I think so you don't need to upgrade modutils.
what i used to do was to load the old ".config' after "make xconfig" ( i.e when the new window appears )
today again i did the same thing.
Try these steps:
cd /usr/src/linux
make clean
make mrproper
cp /path/to/oldconfig .config
make oldconfig
This should clean your source directory, update the configuration and compile the kernel and modules.
After that, try "make modules_install" and see if it works this time.
hello there,
summary of what i was trying.......
in /usr/src/linux/
make clean
make mrproper
make xconfig ............ here i loaded the "config" file found in second cd of slackware
vi Makefile
make bzImage
make modules
make modules_install.
now here in last step "make modules_install" i was getting the following error
root@bond:/usr/src/linux# make modules_install
i too found a "space" on that line........so removed that
tried again the whole procedure of compilation.....
this time everything worked fine.
#cp /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/bzImage /boot/slack/vmlinuz-2.6.9slack
#cp /usr/src/linux/System.map /boot/slack/System.map-2.6.9slack
#ln -s /boot/slack/vmlinuz-2.6.9slack /boot/slack/vmlinuz
#ln -s /boot/slack/System.map-2.6.9slack /boot/slack/System.map
#vi /etc/lilo.conf
partial entries of my lilo.conf
# End LILO global section
but for my gr8 disappointment.......i get the following error
kernel panic-no syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(3,8)
i have same issues
i get the following error on make modules_install:
[root@localhost linux-3.9.5]# make modules_install
INSTALL arch/x86/crypto/aes-i586.ko
Can't read private key
make[1]: *** [arch/x86/crypto/aes-i586.ko] Error 2
make: *** [_modinst_] Error 2
[root@localhost linux-3.9.5]#
please reply if someone has solution
i am using RHEL 6
make modules
my dear friend use sudo make modules_install
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Wanted man arrested after trying to pay for lunch with 'trillion dollar bill'
A wanted man in South Carolina, US, has reportedly been arrested by police after he tried to pay for a Valentine's Day lunch with a "trillion dollar bill", writesd Adam Withnall
Michael Williams, 53, had just finished a meal at a local branch of the Applebee's restaurant chain in Sumter, SC, at around 1pm on 14 February.
When restaurant staff brought him the bill he tried to pay with a debit card – but that was declined, The State said.
The Sumter Police Department (SPD) said he then offered to use a "one trillion dollar bill" as an alternative form of payment – though it remains unclear how seriously Williams himself took the attempt.
Waiters at Applebee's evidently weren't amused, and called the police.
On arrival, officers from the SPD decided to overlook the fiasco with the "one trillion dollar bill" when background checks showed Williams was wanted on a more serious, unrelated charge of contempt of magistrate's court.
While police continue their investigations, Williams has been given a $260 bond amount at the Sumter-Lee Regional Detention Centre.
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Wednesday, September 15, 1999 Published at 10:52 GMT 11:52 UK
World: South Asia
India boasts fast track economy
Analysts say more reforms are needed for sustained growth
By Business reporter Mark Gregory
India's economy is growing faster than expected, while that of Pakistan is doing less well.
These are among the conclusions of the Asian Development Bank's latest Asian Development Outlook Update.
The bank has issued a generally upbeat assessement of Asia's overall recovery from the economic crisis of two years ago.
It predicts average growth of 5.5% both this year and next year across a vast region stretching from the Indian sub-continent to China and Indonesia - but not including Japan.
That represents a significant improvement in growth prospects even compared with the bank's last assessment issued in April.
More reforms needed
The bank is particularly optimistic about India's economy, which is expected to expand by 7% this year and again in 2000.
However, in a reference to the country's current general election campaign, the bank warns that India's next government must be willing to press on with a second generation of economic reforms if this higher level of growth is to be sustained.
The Asian Development's Bank's upbeat view, though, does not appear to include Pakistan.
In contrast to just about everywhere else in Asia, the bank has become less optimistic about growth prospects since its last assessment in April.
The bank now expects Pakistan's economy to grow just 3.4% this year, with a further slide in growth to follow in 2000.
Poor overtaxed
Meanwhile, in a quite separate report, a respected independent think tank based in Pakistan has come up with some biting critisisms of the management of economic policy right across the South Asian region.
In its 1999 Human Development in South Asia report, the Mahbub ul Haq Human Development centre critisises governments in India, Pakistan and nearby countries for inequalities and inefficiencies in the way economic resources are mobilised and allocated through the tax system.
It says South Asian governments tend to collect their resources from those least able to pay and spend them on the most undeserving.
The Islamabad-based organisation says the bulk of revenue is raised through indirect taxation making the poor pay relatively more than the rich.
It also fiercely attacks high levels of military spending and the scale of corruption.
The centre claims that studies have shown that India's growth rate would increase by 1.5% a year if corruption were to be reduced to Scandanavian levels.


text: Hi, I totally disagree. unsafe/unchecked means nothing other than "beware of the bogey monster", or for most Haskell users, "just another function that might launch missiles". fromAscList has the specific precondition for this function in the name. Should we call unsafeHead? uncheckedHead? mightCrashIfNotConsHead? Adding a check for the precondition would be the ideal thing to do, but I wouldn't want to do it if it added an extra comparison or was any runtime cost at all. Perhaps adding checkedFromAscList might be acceptable, but I can't imagine anyone would call it until they'd got it wrong the first time, at which point the chances of them getting it wrong again are quite low. Thanks Neil On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 1:36 PM, Christian Maeder <Christian.Maeder at dfki.de> wrote: > > There is an old thread about this, where Daan suggested "unchecked" > instead of "unsafe". > http://www.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell/2004-March/013787.html > > "unsafe" reminds to "IO" stuff. > > Didn't you read the comment about fromAscList? Isn't the name long > enough to scare you? > > Would you have not taken "unsafeFromAscList" under the same > circumstances you've chosen "fromAscList"? > > Cheers Christian > > Chris Eidhof wrote: >> Hey all, >> >> I had some code where the function elems said a certain key was present, >> but looking it up returned a Nothing. After some debugging I found out >> that it did work if I used Prelude's lookup in combination with toList. >> After even more debugging it turned out there was a fromAscList >> somewhere deep down in my code where it should have been a fromList. >> >> Now, I know that I shouldn't have used fromAscList and that it was >> totally my fault. I also realize this is something that can't easily be >> checked using the type system, so I propose we do the next best thing: >> prefix the name with 'unsafe'. >> >> -chris > _______________________________________________ > Libraries mailing list > Libraries at haskell.org > http://www.haskell.org/mailman/listinfo/libraries >


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.- On January 23rd a report entitled, "Carrying the Cross: The military regime's campaign of restriction, discrimination and persecution against Christians in Burma" will be published during a meeting of the United Kingdom's All Party Parliamentary Group on Burma.
According to the website AsianTribune.com, the report is expected to identify a range of tactics used by the military regime to suppress Christianity and cites a document, allegedly from the Ministry of Religious Affairs, which has been widely circulated in Rangoon with the headline "Programme to destroy the Christian religion in Burma." It begins: "There shall be no home where the Christian religion is practiced."
The report will be presented by CSW's Advocacy Officer for South Asia and author of the report, Benedict Rogers, and a delegation of Chin and Kachin activists from Burma will present evidence of human rights violations.
The report claims that Burma's regime is "shaped by a fascist mentality with echoes of Hitler and the Nazis," found in the junta's hostility towards ethnic and religious minorities. Citizens who do not conform to the regime's version of Burman Buddhist nationalism – which, the report argues, is a "perverted and distorted form of Buddhism" – face "potentially serious consequences." The regime's tactics range "from churches in Rangoon finding it difficult to obtain permission to renovate their buildings, to pastors in Chin State being killed," the report claims.
The report quotes a plea from six Christian organizations in 2006 that wrote a letter to the junta's Senior General Than Shwe saying: "We simply cannot let things go on without doing anything. This is because Christian associations have been suffering, and we are feeling the pain deep in our hearts."
According to Rogers, "It is time that the United Nations Security Council pass a resolution on Burma calling for an end to the grotesque human rights violations perpetrated by the regime. We urge the United Nations to investigate the violations of religious freedom in Burma and to put pressure on the regime to change. Burma's people, of all religions and ethnicities, have suffered in silence for too long."
John Bercow, the Co-Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Democracy in Burma, stated, "As this report makes clear, all the people of Burma are suffering at the hands of this brutal regime, whatever their religion or ethnicity. But there can be no doubt that Christians are singled out for an extra dose of discrimination and barbaric abuse. CSW has made a unique and vital contribution to the campaign for freedom in Burma by publishing this evidence. The United Nations and the international community must now act to bring an end to the sadistic behavior of these dictators."
"Carrying the Cross" has received praise from several leading public figures, with a foreword written by Baroness Cox, a member of the House of Lords who has visited Burma's border areas many times, and preface by the former Anglican Bishop of Chelmsford, the Right Rev. John Perry.
Report reveals persecution of Christians in Burma by military regime
.- On January 23rd a report entitled, "Carrying the Cross: The military regime's campaign of restriction, discrimination and persecution against Christians in Burma" will be published during a meeting of the United Kingdom's All Party Parliamentary Group on Burma.


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Dear, Team-XCurrently, I get confused by the zOrder of of CCSpriteBatchNode's children.I am developing a game, which needs to bring the target sprite to the most front.
I tried to use setZOrder(int) method, but it seems not work every time.I then went through the code, and found the following lines:
void CCSpriteBatchNode::reorderChild(CCNode child, int zOrder){ CCAssert; CCAssert, "Child doesn't belong to Sprite");if (zOrder == child->getZOrder()) { return; }*
//set the z-order and sort later CCNode::reorderChild(child, zOrder);}
Those code in the middle prevent my programme to executing "CCNode::reorderChild(child, zOrder)" all the time, since I have changed the value of 'm_nZOrder' of the child…I cannot figure out the significance of those code, which do not exist in the method of 'CCNode::reorderChild(CCNode *child, int zOrder)'.
Now I have to use 'getParent()->reorderChild' instead of 'setZOrder'.
Could you tell me why CCSpriteBatchNode is designed to be like this, plz.Thanks a lot. I am very grateful to your team and the your masterpiece, the cocos2d-x.
I have stumbled upon this, too, and seek an explanation. Please assist, guys.
I think I got the reason… Here it is from the docs:
sortAllChildren()>Sorts the children array once before drawing, instead of every time when a child is added or reordered.>This appraoch can improves the performance massively.>NoteDon't call this manually unless a child added needs to be removed in the same frame>Reimplemented from CCNode.
This should be a bug. But seems no one have token notice on it.


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Two East Bay explorers have written a guide to adventures around the Bay Area, all of which can be reached without the use of a car.
Bikes and transit are the transportation modes of choice in Post-Car Adventuring by Justin Eichenlaub and Kelly Gregory, according to the EBX.
The travel book guides readers to Marin, Big Sur, Napa, and destinations even further such as Yosemite. No cars are necessary for the adventures -- in fact, automobiles would just get in the way. The appeal of these trips is the satisfaction of pedaling a bike or relaxing on an Amtrak train, rather than staring at the monotonous gray of the freeway. As the authors point out, for many trips it's simply easier to leave the stress of the car behind.
The book is geared towards urbanites, many of whom might own cars but don't rely on them exclusively for transportation. Eichenlaub and Gregory hope that they can coax those readers into feeling more comfortable undertaking longer trips -- it's easy to ride Muni out to the beach, but taking Caltrain requires a bit more confidence in public transportation.
Ultimately, the book may help reduce the number of cars choking the Bay Area. Cars are responsible for all manner of urban planning woes, and reductions in their number are desperately needed.
The book was published by Post-Car Press, and is available at local book shops and on Amazon.


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Joffrey Lupul is good to go.
For now.
The Maple Leafs forward has to be near wits' end regarding injuries during his time as Leaf. Lupul is expected to return to the lineup on Wednesday night against the visiting Los Angeles Kings after missing the seven previous games with a groin injury, ending the latest of numerous stints on the sideline since he became a Leaf nearly three years ago.
"I think I am ready to play," Lupul said after practising on a line with Peter Holland and Nikolai Kulemin on Tuesday.
"If I was in a situation where I can't come in and make an impact in the game, it's probably the right decision to take more time off, but I feel I am at that point now (where he can be a factor)."
Lupul has produced for Toronto, recording 118 points (53 goals and 65 assists) in 132 games after he was acquired from the Anaheim Ducks in February 2011. But he has missed 57 games with various injuries.
"We believe Lupes can come in and give us that skating ability, that forechecking ability, leadership," Carlyle said. "But I always caution people because the longer a player is out, the more valuable he seems to become to your roster. And that is not diminishing that Lupes is valuable to us, but we just don't want to expect too much.
"I don't want him to come out and try to do too much, because that usually leads to over-exuberance."


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Bee good to your pollinators
It is the time of year when spring and summer are on everyone's mind, even the bees. On Saturday, in the warmth of the sun, Dan Klasen, president of the St. Croix County Beekeepers Association opened one of his hives to find the bees already moving around.
Klasen has 20 hives in three locations and has been working with bees since he was in high school. For this story, he was joined by Kate Kees, a relative newcomer to the hobby and a fellow member of the St. Croix County Beekeepers Association. Both agree there is something about bees that gets people hooked on the hobby.
For Klasen, it is a nearly a lifetime of working with them.
"While I was in high school and college I worked for a migratory beekeeper who had 4,000 hives," said Klasen, a Town of Hudson resident. In 1990, Klasen started his own beekeeping adventure. At that time with few houses in the area his bees produced 250 pounds of honey per hive. Today, he still enjoys the hobby but production has fallen off quite a bit. Now he averages 100 to 150 pounds and has the added worry about bears.
For Kees, the journey started by taking a two-day course at the University of Minnesota, taught by renowned scientists Gary Rueter and Dr. Marla Spivak.
"I have always been attracted to bees," said Kees, whose first summer of beekeeping was 2007. As a newcomer, she sought out the St. Croix County Beekeepers Association and became an active member. "It is the best bargain in town, with the dues being only $5 a year." The organization meets in Baldwin the second Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. at 1960 8th Ave W.
"It is the kind of hobby that has broad appeal to all ages," said Kees. "We give a hive away each year at the fair to a youngster. The kids learn so quickly."
"It is so wonderful because raising bees helps raise the consciousness about the environment as well," said Kees. "If you think about it, most of what we eat goes back to bees and the process of pollinating."
While beekeeping is rewarding, it is not without its difficulties which is why the St. Croix County Beekeepers want to reach out to anyone who has a hive.
"The bees have a 2.5 mile radius," said Klasen. "So it is very possible if a hive is suffering from any of the common maladies that strike bee colonies, the bees can spread them to neighboring hives."
Colony collapse, parasitic mites and American foulbrood are some of the common challenges facing all beekeepers from backyard hobbyists to pollinators -- beekeepers who move their hives south and follow the emerging crops north.
"We would like to have hobbyists join so we can help them with all aspects of beekeeping including disease control," said Klasen. "It is an education problem."
"At each meeting we address what to look out for based on the time of year," said Kees. The organization mentors junior beekeepers and has a popular booth at the St. Croix County Fair each year.
"Everybody is intrigued by bees," said Kees.
Hives checked for American foulbrood, by calling Gordon Woller, the Wisconsin State Bee Inspector at (715) 286-2019.
"He said he has seen numerous cases of American foulbrood last year and is willing to help local beekeepers inspect their hives," said Klasen. "He can also advise on how to cure them."
For more information about St. Croix County Beekeepers, go to www.stcroixbeekeepers.org.


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Please mark your calendar if you are interested! Are you asking what is the difference between the SDK Report Pack and this one? Think about the SDK version as the starter on "HOW" to write queries against Reporting database. This should go one step further – once you know HOW – you are interested in "WHAT" to bubble into your reports and "WHY" :) This report pack has been built by top Microsoft Consultants who deploy/manage and enhance the "our" EPM solution for individual customers and contains very valuable know-how that they have collected over the years...
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The "Microsoft Office Enterprise Project Management (EPM) 2007 Report Pack II - The top reports" provides rich reports for common information needs. The EPM 2007 Report Pack II is a collection of 12 Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) reports designed for various user groups of the EPM solution. In this webcast, we provide an overview and demonstration of the EPM 2007 Report Pack. We discuss the different usage scenarios the reports are tailored to fit and review the components used to move, store, and render the reports. With this information, you should have a better understanding of how to use the EPM 2007 Report Pack II to provide business value for your organization.
Presenters: Bulent Guzel, Senior Consultant, Microsoft Corporation and T.R. Sloan, Solutions Architect, Microsoft Corporation
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kristo's horoscope for Michael Hart
Michael Hart, inventor of the eBook and founder of Project Gutenberg passed away in 2011.
The way I see it, he had way more in common with Steve Jobs than meets the eye,
and I would have to guess that it was Michael who planted the seed for the idea of the iPod in Steve Jobs.
See for yourself...
Read my horoscope for Michael Hart here.
*kristo's lunarscopes
these are the readings I do when the time of birth is unknown.
and my method is absolutely unique...
this one is for Gretel's brother, Hansel
(what...you think he wasn't a real person???)
this one is for Stieg Larsson
this is for Amy Winehouse
and this is for 2011 Tour de France hero Johnny Hoogerland
kristo's horoscope of Muammar Qaddafi
Hey...don't you wanna know more about the baddest Bad-Boy of Baby Boomers?
horoscope for 2/15/14 / horoscope for 2/17/14
synchronicity and the horoscope...
use yesterday's horoscope to train your own intuition.
don't think of it as old news.
use it as an exercise.
look for things that sound like descriptions of events from your day.
uncannily direct is great...but oddly familiar is even better.
astrology is all metaphor, you know?
as your intuition grows, you'll learn to trust it more and more.
that's when you'll start appreciating the synchronicities for what they really are:
affirmations from Psyche telling you that you're on the right track...
then, like Hansel and Gretel's breadcrumbs....
...all you have to do is see where they lead....
kristo's daily horoscope ... alchemical astrology for today ... by Curtis Cates, M.D.


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HIV-1 is the virus that causes almost all the cases of AIDS worldwide. A related virus, HIV-2, was first isolated in people in West Africa in 1986. Some people who are infected with HIV-2 appear to have an AIDS-like illness, but most do not have symptoms.
You should be tested for HIV-2 infection if you:
- Are from West Africa and practice high-risk behaviors, such as having more than one sex partner or injecting illegal drugs.
- Have a sex partner who is from West Africa.
- Received a blood transfusion in West Africa.
- Are a child whose mother is infected with HIV-2.
- Have developed
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HIV-1 infection. These opportunistic infections may include:
- Pneumocystis pneumonia.
- Tuberculosis .
- Toxoplasmosis .
- Cytomegalovirus (CMV) .
- Mycobacterium avium complex (MAC) .
Because HIV-2 is transmitted in the same ways as HIV-1, people who have HIV-2 should follow the same precautions as people who have HIV-1. It is possible to be infected with both HIV-1 and HIV-2.
Since 1992, blood and organs donated in the United States have been screened for HIV-2, so the risk of developing HIV-2 infection from a blood transfusion or organ transplant is extremely low.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Gregory Law was shocked to learn he is now a WWAY Teacher of the Week; but he had to admit, he wasn't surprised he was nominated. His wife nominated him. She, too, is a teacher.
"It feels great. You know, we're both teachers and we always talk at home about the hardships in teaching and how hard it is to stay on task, so there's a lot of conversation about teaching at home," Law said.
The seventh grade science teacher knows education is important. But in his yes, educating children goes beyond just teaching them what's inside a text book. He wants to help mold them as individuals.
"I always tell them at the beginning of the school year, 'Yes I want you to be a great science student,'" he paused. "But I want you to be a good person.'"
When entering his classroom inside the halls of Emma B. Trask Middle School, the first man you'll see is Albert Einstein. There is a big poster on the wall. But you'll quickly hone in on Mr. Law. He has a calm voice and leads open discussions with students, as well as guides them along through group projects.
On this day, he is teaching them about the human body. Students are tackle the challenge of identifying, drawing and placing particular items on a life size model. Despite putting a lot of time and energy into lessons like this, Law still believes the most important part of teaching is shaping character and morals.
He addressed his students: "When you leave my room, if you know everything in the text book but you're still not a good person… I didn't do my job."
Our money says he will do a fine job! Law is the latest recipient of a big check thanks to WWAY sponsors, he will get $300 to spend at Staples.


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Title: Senior Web Designer
Division: MK - Mktg, Communication & Public Affairs
Position Department: Digital Engagement
Position Classification: EF - Exempt/Full Time
Position Band: 30E-Exempt/Salaried
Title of Person to which Position Reports: Director of Digital Engagement
Description of Duties:
Bentley University is hiring a Senior Web Designer to join its digital team, a group of project managers and Drupal developers who oversee web (www.bentley.edu), mobile (m.bentley.edu), and responsive (hfid.bentley.edu) initiatives for the university. The Senior Web Designer will be responsible for producing elegant, user-centered designs that elevate our brand, enhance the user experience and meet business goals. The right individual for this role operates from their left brain (leveraging insights to inform UI/UX) and right brain (producing beautiful visual designs) and can articulate their vision to stakeholders. The ideal candidate will have an online portfolio that is creative, current and teeming with web-based work.
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Some P elements have internal deletions, duplications, and substitutions (such as π2, Pc[ry]). The P element can be autonomous (transpose by their own power) and nonautonomous (requires a more complete [helper] element to move it). The autonomy of an element has been successfully tested by introduction through transformation of an in vitro engineered P element (Pc[ry]) carried on a plasmid along with the rosy gene (rosy is the structural gene for xanthine dehydrogenase [map position 3–52] and mutants have rosy eyes). The wild type allele introduced into ry − homozygotes have normal eyes and are capable of moving into the sn (singed, map location 1–21, responsible for bristle [microchaetae] deformations), and this fact can easily be monitored.
The movement of P is controlled by the transposase function that is encoded by the four exons that extend to almost the entire length of the element (see diagram). The transposase begins transcription at base 85 and terminates at 2696, thus the transcript includes about 2.5 kb. The transposase enzyme is an 86.8-kDa protein. The P element can excise almost completely and leave behind the original genomic sequence or it may delete internal sequences, sometimes including even flanking nucleotides, involving genes with a total length rarely exceeding 7 kb. The imprecise excisions generate the defective elements. The frequencies of these excisions vary, ranging from 0.4 to nearly 2% per generation of the dysgenic flies. The mutability at the sn locus varies from 20 to 60%, but may reach up to 90% when two reverse oriented P elements (double P) are present at the target site. The targets for insertion are not distributed at random and P is inserted by several orders of magnitude more frequently in the sn locus than into the alcohol dehydrogenase (Adh) gene. Also, there is a tendency for P elements to become clustered. For insertion, the non-translated upstream regions of genes are favored compared to the coding regions. Insertion into euchromatic sites is favored over heterochromatin. Interbands appear more likely targets over chromosomal bands. P elements integrate with preference for 5′-end of the genes. The integration does not seem to have base-specificity, rather some structural properties of DNA are the basis of choice for insertion. The 8-bp target site duplication created by the P insertion is situated within a 14-bp palindromic sequence. Also, transposition in the germline is much more frequent than in the somatic cells. The suppression of transposition of the P chromosomes may only partially be relieved in the strains designated as M'. These transposable elements induce a variety of genetic events, including recombination in the male Drosophila, mutation, and chromosomal rearrangements. P elements carrying visible markers or the molecularly defined insertions can be used for chromosome mapping (Zhai RG et al 2003 Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 100:10860). The P-M system slightly boosts the effect of other mutagens. The frequency of X-chromosomal rearrangements was estimated to be 10% per generation and the second breakpoint tends to stay within the same chromosome. The active transposable elements also cause segregation distortion because the transmission of the P chromosomes is reduced compared to the M chromosomes. The transposons are also associated with gonadal abnormality and (GD) sterility at temperatures particularly above 27° C. The cytological sites and cis-effects too may affect the activity of the P elements. Various mutations induced by P are subject to suppressors. This transposon, similar to others, can be used for gene tagging and isolation, particularly its special constructs carrying selectable markers such as neomycin resistance so they can be screened efficiently (smart ammunition). The element pogo (about 2.2-kb) is somewhat similar to P, and it has either 23-bp inverted terminal repeats and no target site duplication, or a 21-bp inverted terminal repeat flanked by duplication of TA. The transposable element hobo (variable up to 3-kb) with up to 50 copies and 8-bp targets site duplication. Some (H) hobo elements are located in euchromatic regions and others are empty (E) sites. Reciprocal crosses do not activate Hobo but its presence is associated with high degree of instabilities. "HB" is a small (1.6-kb) element with 20 copies and 8-bp target site duplication. HB contains one reading frame of 444 bp that shares 25% homology with the amino acids of the Tc element of Caenorhabditis elegans.
The other best-studied transposable system of Drosophila causing hybrid dysgenesis is the I-R system. The complete I element is 5.4-kb (5–15 copies/genome scattered among the chromosomes) and has many features of a retrotransposon (its transposition is via an RNA intermediate), but it does not have long terminal repeats. Thus, it is structurally quite different from P, yet some of its functions warrant its description. The counterpart of the M cytotype of the P-M system is the R (responsive) cytotype. Hybrid dysgenesis is observed in the crosses of R females with I males. These sterile/semisterile females are called SF (stérilité femelle) whereas the reciprocal non-dysgenic ones are RSF. The female sterility of I-R does not involve gonadal anomalies (in contrast to GD in P-M) but hatching of the eggs is reduced. Eventually, the R strains may be converted to I by "chromosome contamination", i.e., accumulation of chromosomes derived from an I strain by crossing and segregation. I factor activity involves mutations (recessive and dominant) that are frequently clustered, indicating their occurrence shortly before or at meiosis. The frequency of mutation varies at different loci and does not follow the same pattern as with P. The molecular structure of the complete I element of 5,371 bp is known. It does not have terminal repeats, however, four TAA reiterations are near the 3′-end of one strand and in the genomic DNA there are 12-bp duplications at the target site. One of the strands of I has open reading frames (ORF) I (1,278-bp) and II (3,258-bp), separated by 471 bases. There is probably another ORF of 228-bp. The base sequences in ORF II are similar to viral and virus-like transposases and reverse transcriptases. There are apparent coding sequences at the COOH-end for RNase H (ribonuclease digesting RNA in RNA-DNA hybrid molecules as required in reverse transcription). Elements similar to I have been detected in the mammalian L1, Drosophila non-viral retrotransposable elements (F family), R2 ribosomal insertions in silk worm, Cin4 element in maize, and in the ingi elements of Trypanosoma brucei. Near the 3′ end of ORF II and the longest ORFs of L1 and Cin4 code the amino acid sequence: Cys-Pro-Phe-Cys-Gln-Gly-Asp-Ile-Ser-Leu-Asn-His-Ile-Phe-Asn-Ser-Cys that resembles the metal-binding domain of general transcription factor TFIIIa. ORF I has a sequence with some homology to the DNA-binding viral gag polypeptides (group-specific antigen). The I elements are most common near the centromeric regions. Mutations induced by I are stable and do not revert (unlike to P). Many of the I elements are truncated and show internal deletions and rearrangement. The R factor is quite complex, and it is determined by both nuclear and cytoplasmic regulatory components. Its role is to release the I elements' expression. The FB family of transposable elements is complex ca. 6.5-kb, or smaller size transposons cause a variety of genetic effects. They seem widespread in Drosophila but are present in small copy number. They cause chromosomal rearrangement in 1/1,000 chromosomes. transposable elements, retroposons, copia, HEI; Engels WR 1996 Curr Top Microbiol Immunol 204:103; Simmons MJ et al 2002 Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 99:9306; Rio DC 2002 In Craig NL et al eds Mobile DNA II. Am. Soc. Microbiol. Press, Washington, DC, USA, p 484.


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Interim Dean Larry Abraham and Undergraduate Studies staff welcome Undergraduate Studies families at a Saturday morning breakfast that kicks off Family Weekend. Assistant Dean Cassandre Alvarado will speak to attendees at the breakfast, offering insights about the unique experience of Undergraduate Studies students. Other weekend events include a workshop on choosing a major and a presentation on career decision-making.
School of Undergraduate Studies Breakfast
Saturday, October 27, 9-11 a.m. • Life Science Library in the historic Main Building
Hear from current student leaders and staff about some of the wonderful opportunities awaiting your student. Meet Undergraduate Studies student leaders and advisors from our Center for Strategic Advising & Career Counseling, experience major exploration, and learn about all the ways you can support your student during this exciting time in his or her life. Speakers include:
- Interim Dean Larry Abraham
- Assistant Dean David Spight from the Center for Strategic Advising & Career Counseling
- Assistant Dean Cassandre Alvarado, manager of our college readiness initiatives
- Patricia Micks from the First-Year Experiences office, which includes Signature Courses and First-year Interest Groups
Breakfast is complimentary. The menu will include breakfast tacos, fruit, pastries, coffee, and tea. Online RSVP has closed; please call 512-471-6524 if you would like to attend.
Presentation: Your Student's Career Decision-Making
Saturday, October 27, 2 p.m. • Jester Auditorium, 121A
Presented by the Center for Strategic Advising & Career Counseling
Workshop: Choosing a Major
Saturday, October 27, 3 p.m. • Jester Auditorium, 121A
View all events on the official Family Weekend site
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The online registration system coordinated by the Texas Parents closed on Friday, October 19. We can write-in registrations for our event only over the phone on a first-come, first served basis. Call 512-471-6524.
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ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Republican Sen. Norm Coleman, facing a recount in his bid for re-election, failed Saturday to block 32 absentee ballots, the staff for opponent Al Franken said.
The Democratic candidate's campaign provided the St. Paul Pioneer Press with a copy of documents showing Coleman went to court in Ramsey County, seeking an injunction to keep election officials from opening and counting the absentee ballots in Minneapolis, which is in neighboring Hennepin County.
Citing Minnesota voting rules, the Coleman camp contended the votes shouldn't be counted because they were not opened on Election Day, the Pioneer Press reported.
"The integrity of these ballot(s) is in serious doubt," the Coleman campaign's request said.
However, a judge rejected the injunction request at a Saturday morning hearing, the Pioneer Press said, adding it was unable to reach Coleman campaign officials for comment.
Coleman had a 221-vote edge over Franken as of Friday, triggering an automatic recount under state law. The recount won't start until Nov. 19 after a state canvassing board certifies the results, probably around mid-December.
The Coleman campaign filed a request Friday under the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act to obtain electronic voting machine reports and hand tally sheets from each of Minnesota's 87 counties. The Coleman campaign staff called fluctuating local vote totals as suspicious, saying they have favored Franken.
Franken campaign officials Saturday accused Coleman officials of conducting a "stealth attack" in a "disgusting attempt to disenfranchise voters who did nothing wrong."