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CONWAY, SC (WBTW) – If you're voting Tuesday in Horry County, election directors say be prepared to wait in line.
They've already had about 11,500 people vote early, and they believe the national attention from the presidential election and the local attention on the Ride III project will bring out more voters than ever before.
Monday, voters wrapped around the Horry County Elections building to cast their ballot early.
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UNCERTAINTY following the general election must not translate into "paralysis" over key issues affecting local government, such as housing, social care and funding for public services, the head of a think tank has said.
With Britain returning a hung parliament, Prime Minister Theresa May faces relying on support from Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party in order to form a government. Labour, however, have called for May to step down after she lost her overall majority in the Commons.
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Acts that don't deserve the prize
By Jeff Jacoby, 10/17/2002
AS A PATRIOT and a man of honor, Jimmy Carter should refuse the Nobel Peace Prize. That act of integrity would win him more respect than anything he has done in the past two decades.
The Nobel Peace Prize committee has sometimes shown disturbingly bad judgment, but never before has it awarded the prize with the explicit purpose of castigating the United States. That new low was achieved last week, when the Nobel Committee chairman, Gunnar Berge, emphasized that the award was meant as a denunciation of US policy toward Iraq.
''It should be interpreted as a criticism of the line that the current administration has taken,'' Berge said. ''It's a kick in the leg to all that follow the same line as the United States.'' Gunnar Staalsett, another committee member, confirmed that the award was intended as a condemnation of US policy. And the Nobel secretary, pointing to the language of the citation - which implies criticism of President Bush for creating ''a situation currently marked by threats of the use of power'' - remarked, ''There can't be much doubt about the intention of that.''
No, there can't: A smug little group of Norwegian politicians chose Carter for the Nobel Peace Prize in order to take a slap at a superpower willing to go to war, if necessary, to depose a vicious tyrant. Carter should be livid at this attempt to use him to discredit his country and embarrass President Bush and should turn the prize down.
But he won't. There are many things of which Carter disapproves, but slaps at the United States and digs at other presidents are not among them. On the contrary, they are something of a Carter specialty.
Consider, for example, his first meeting with Yasser Arafat in 1990, an event described by historian Douglas Brinkley in his admiring biography of Carter, ''The Unfinished Presidency.''
''There was no world leader Jimmy Carter was more eager to know,'' Brinkley wrote. Carter ''felt certain affinities with the Palestinian'' and wanted the feeling to be reciprocated. When Arafat complained about the ''betrayals'' of the Reagan administration, Rosalyn Carter (who was taking notes) exclaimed, ''You don't have to convince us!'' This, Brinkley reported, ''elicited gales of laughter all around.'' Carter sympathetically ''agreed that the Reagan administration was not renowned as promise keepers.''
Ronald Reagan would never have attempted to curry favor with an odious terrorist by mocking and deriding his successor. Or, for that matter, his predecessor.
Bad enough that Carter would run down another president in a conversation with the head of the PLO. Worse was his behavior last May, when he went to Cuba and implied that the US government lied.
Shortly before Carter's trip, Undersecretary of State John Bolton had warned of Cuban involvement in developing biological weapons. ''The United States believes that Cuba has at least a limited offensive biological warfare research and development effort,'' he said, and ''has provided dual-use biotechnology to other rogue states.''
But during a visit to a Cuban biotech facility, Carter claimed that US briefers had assured him that there is no evidence Cuba has done any such thing. Secretary of State Colin Powell reiterated Bolton's warning and said that Carter was mistaken, but the damage had been done: To lend support to Castro's dictatorship, Carter had purposely undermined US policy and labeled the administration dishonest.
Yet even that isn't the worst instance of Carter's willingness to undercut his successors.
During the runup to the Gulf War in 1990, in what even Brinkley calls ''the low moment'' of his post-presidency, Carter actively tried to sabotage President George H. W. Bush's efforts to win approval from the UN Security Council for armed action to liberate Kuwait. Without notifying Bush, he wrote to the heads of state of each member of the Security Council, urging them to vote against the US-drafted resolution.
''In his letter,'' Brinkley found, ''Carter urged these influential world leaders to abandon US leadership and instead give `unequivocal support to an Arab League effort''' to link the Iraqi conquest of Kuwait with the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Lobbying foreign governments to subvert the diplomatic efforts of a sitting president is something ex-presidents simply do not do. But Carter did it.
Lately, Carter has been harshly denouncing the current president's policy toward Iraq. America is in no danger from Baghdad, he declares, and war talk from the administration's ''belligerent and divisive voices'' must be resisted. Naturally he has no intention of muffling his own belligerent and divisive voice. But then, why would he? It has just won him a Nobel Prize - which he fully intends to keep.
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ahhh...reassurance from the man that brokered the "Korean" deal.
My answer to my previous question is "ALL THREE""!!
Jimmy Carter has done irreparable damage to this country.
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ABSTRACT: The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists' Committee on Obstetric Practice acknowledges that the issue of nonobstetric surgery during pregnancy is an important concern for physicians who care for women. It is important for a physician to obtain an obstetric consultation before performing nonobstetric surgery and some invasive procedures (eg, cardiac catheterization or colonoscopy) because obstetricians are uniquely qualified to discuss aspects of maternal physiology and anatomy that may affect intraoperative maternal–fetal well-being. Ultimately, each case warrants a t...
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Prevention of transmission of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) from mother to fetus or newborn (vertical transmission) is a major goal in the care of pregnant women infected with HIV. An important advance in this regard was the demonstration that treatment of the mother with zidovudine (ZDV) during pregnancy and labor and of the neonate for the first 6 weeks after birth could reduce the transmission rate from 25% to 8% (1). Continuing research into vertical transmission of HIV suggests that a substantial number of cases occur as the result of fetal exposure to the virus during labor a...
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Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic become the first all-French women's doubles champions at Roland-Garros in 45 years.
French pair Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic have claimed their first Grand Slam title together defeating Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina before a partisan home crowd on Sunday.
The fifth seeds overcame a second-set wobble to hold out the two-time major champions 6-3, 2-6, 6-4, becoming the first French pair to win the women's doubles since 1971 when Gail Chanfreau and Francoise Durr triumphed.
While Mladenovic finished runner-up at Wimbledon last year with Timea Babos, this was Garcia's first major final.
"I think these emotions are different, you see. But winning a Grand Slam in France with another French player, Kristina, someone who I like very much and we have lived incredible things together, is something, which, for the time being, is above anything I have lived before," Garcia said.
"These are emotions. You know, winning a Grand Slam is something nobody will take away from you in your life. You've won it. Your name will be on the cup, as well."
While Mladenovic had landed mixed doubles Grand Slam titles at the Australian Open and Wimbledon with Daniel Nestor, this was her first in women's doubles and her first on home soil.
"Winning a Grand Slam and here in Roland-Garros, it's 10 steps above what is logical or normal," Mladenovic said.
"So frankly, I have done that. I've gone through these finals, Grand Slam finals for mixed and women's doubles in the past at Wimbledon, but I couldn't really describe the emotions.
"That is, to win here with Caroline at Roland Garros, it's incredible."
"Thank you to my partner..." @CaroGarcia to @KikiMladenovic. #RG16 pic.twitter.com/RbiGSgKoAB— Roland Garros (@rolandgarros) June 5, 2016
Roared on by chants of "Allez Les Bleus", the Frenchwomen stormed to a 5-0 first-set lead with another Russian error bringing up two set points. Garcia missed the first with a forehand volley wide before Vesnina saved the second with an ace.
A gutsy hold avoided a first-set bagel and, with that monkey off their backs, the Russians pressed, breaking when Mladenovic wildly slapped a forehand long for 2-5.
More set points went begging for the French duo before Mladenovic picked off a winning volley to hold for 6-3 on the pair's sixth opportunity.
The No.7-seeded Russians were gunning for their second Roland-Garros title as a team together having triumphed in 2013. They had also claimed the 2014 US Open and finished runner-up at the Australian Open and twice at Wimbledon, and their experience began to shine through in the second set when they broke Garcia for 2-0.
The teams traded breaks before Vesnina thumped an ace down the T for a love hold and a 4-1 lead.
When Makarova picked off a sideline passing attempt at net it brought up two set points against Mladenovic's serve. She missed long on the first but took the set when the Frenchwoman's backhand down the line found the net.
Both teams hunkered down on serve in the third until Makarova netted a backhand volley to leave Vesnina to defend 0-30 at 4-4 in the deciding set, the French crowd seninge their charges' chance, breaking into further chants of "Allez".
Mladenovic brought up three break points when she rolled a winning lob over the Russians' heads and when they broke, Garcia stepped up to serve for her first major title.
One final Makarova backhand long sealed the result. Both Frenchwomen fell to their knees before Garcia ran over to embrace her partner in tears on the ground.
"When I started playing doubles I never thought I would win Roland Garros," Garcia said. "I was so bad when I was at the net, and today, you know, today they were shooting at me. I managed to overcome these difficulties.
"Anybody can improve their games. Even at the beginning if you're really bad in doubles, continue, work hard, and look at what we have done. It's so great to have lived this together."


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A little over a year ago, Mike Giardi and I -- Mike did it first, on TV, then I chimed in on the Web -- made a Hall of Fame case for Dwight Evans. The video is out of our system so I can't link to it, but my story is still around. I never thought it would really convince anyone who doesn't think Dewey's a Hall of Famer, but I believed, and believe, that there's a Evans-to-Cooperstown case to be made.
So you can imagine my delight (and Mike's, too) when none other than Bill James made a far more detailed argument in Evans' behalf on grantland.com, with the conclusion: "I think Dwight Evans is a Hall of Famer."
Still not going to happen . . . probably. But, hey, people listen when Bill James talks.


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WASHINGTON {AP} Computer games endorsed by gun makers are "marketing tools to attract new customers for the gun industry," a gun control group contended Thursday.
A study prepared by the Violence Policy Center, a Washington-based gun control group, examined several computer games endorsed by Remington Arms Company, Colt Manufacturing Company and shooting magazine Guns & Ammo.
Several of the games, which feature the guns sold by the manufacturers, also contained digital and print gun catalogs. They also had no age rating designed like television and movie ratings to warn parents about objectionable content, the study said.
The study's authors also objected to the games' content. The game "Remington Top Shot" features human targets for the player to shoot the game calls them "interactive targets."
"These games, marketed as children's toys and sold through channels such as eToys.com are, in fact, marketing tools to attract new customers for the gun industry," said Marty Langley, the study's author and an analyst at the Violence Policy Center.
Representatives from Remington and Colt did not immediately return calls Thursday.
"You're looking at just another half-baked report from people who won't stop until all firearms are illegal," National Rifle Association spokesman Bill Powers said.
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The TADA Act enacted during the phase of terrorism in Punjab is no longer in force, but social activists of Bihar jailed under this Act in Bihar are dying one after the other in Bihar's jails. The government which boasts of social justice refuses to review this situation. Comrade Baleshwar Choudhury aka Pahalwan Ji was a resident of Ibrahimpur. He passed away in jail on 30 January 2017 at the age of 82. He had been in jail from 2003 for the Bhadasi TADA incident. He used to farm singharas (water chestnuts) in the Bhadasi pond when he was framed on false charges and jailed under TADA. 5 of the 14 TADA convicts have died due to negligence by the government and the administration. 9 people are still in jail. Some of them are old and some ailing. They have completed the terms of their sentences, but the government has not released them. These include Comrade Tribhuwan Sharma, Comrade Chudaman Bhagat, Comrade Dr Jagdish Yadav, Comrade Arun Bharti, Comrade Laxman Choudhury, Comrade Shyam Choudhury, Comrade Ajit Kumar, Comrade Arvind Kumar and Comrade Madho Choudhury.
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text: Effects of physical training and cardiorespiratory physical fitness on exercise-heat tolerance: recent observations.PANDOLF, KENT B.Medicine & Science in Sports: Spring 1979 Effects of physical training and cardiorespiratory physical fitness on exercise-heat tolerance: PDF Only Abstract : Presented at the Symposium on the Thermal Effects of Exercise in the Heat at the 25th Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, May 24-27, 1978, Washington, D.C. PANDOLF, KENT B. Effects of physical training and cardiorespiratory physical fitness on exercise-heat tolerance: recent observations. Med. Sci. Sports. Vol. 11, No. 1, pp. 60-65, 1979. Most authors agree that physical training in a cool environment improves tolerance to exercise in the heat and the rate of heat acclimatization, but the extent or degree of improvement remains controversial. The best improvement in heat tolerance for men is associated with intensive interval or continuous training at a training intensity greater than 50% of maximal oxygen uptake ([latin capital V with dot above]o2max) for 8-12 weeks; the [latin capital V with dot above]o2max should be increased 15-20%. Far less is known about the appropriate type, intensity and duration of endurance training associated with improved exercise-heat tolerance in women. The major benefits of physical training appear to apply to both short term (<2 hrs) or long term (>2 hrs) exercise-heat exposures for men. Generally, individuals with high [latin capital V with dot above]o2max values (previously trained and endurance athletes) are at an advantage in the heat. Utilization of proper physical training appears to produce about 50% of the total adjustment resulting from heat acclimatization, while increased fitness is associated with greater retention of acclimatization in cool environments. Female athletes appear somewhat better able to tolerate exercise in hot environments than nonathletic females while differences between highly trained females and males do not appear as dramatic as once thought. HEAT ACCLIMATIZATION, EXERCISE-HEAT TOLERANCE, PHYSICAL TRAINING, MAXIMAL OXYGEN UPTAKE, SEX DIFFERENCES, HEART RATE, RECTAL AND SKIN TEMPERATURES, HIGHLY TRAINED ATHLETES, PHYSICAL FITNESS, RETENTION OF ACCLIMATIZATION (C)1979The American College of Sports Medicine


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Thor's Austin Stroupe celebrates his first win of his AMA career in Houston.
Since the start of the season, Stroupe has placed in the top 5 in 5 of the 7 west coast rounds, he's grabbed the hole shot and made the podium 3 times with 1 win. Not bad for a rookie.
In the Lites class, it was a five-way battle for the lead. Ryan Dungy, Jason Lawrence, Jake Weimer, Thor's Brett Metcalfe and Thor's Austin Stroupe made the race exciting and unpredictable. Dungey started off in the lead, then lost it after stumbling in the whoops. Stroupe then caught up to the top 4 and worked his way through the pack, passing Lawrence for the lead on lap 6. It was a close battle between Stroupe and Lawrence, but Stroupe stayed in front and landed his first career AMA win!
Stoupe is now third in the Lites season point standings, with teammate Brett Metcalfe in fourth. Stroupe and Metcalfe will get a break while the AMA heads to the east coast – returning to the west coast in Seattle on April 26th for an exciting fight for the #1 plate.
In the SX main, Thor's Chad Reed had a rough start and finished the first lap in seventh. He worked his way through the pack, trying to catch up to leader Kevin Windham. Thor's Josh Hill held onto second for most of the race, until Reed came charging past him on a mission to take over the lead. Windham was too far ahead. Reed finished in second and continues to lead the season point standings by 32.
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The core facilities of the Medical Campus of the VUB can be used by researchers from outside the research cluster upon request. Following core facilities are available:
- Flow cytometry
- Functional cytomics unit
- Preclinical imaging on small animals
- Virus production unit
- Facility for (bio)analytical separation analyses
- Confocal laser scan microscope
- Transmission electron microscope
- Laser capture microscope
- High Content Fluorescence Microscope for automated scanning & screening of tissue slides or multi-well plates
- Cryotomes
- Real time PCR
- Paraffin tissue embedding and sectioning
This core facility is located at two sites: at the Laboratory of Molecular and Cellular therapy (LMCT) located in building E (2nd level) and at the laboratory for Liver Cell Biology (LIVR), located in building D (level 0).
The LMCT has two flow cytometers and a cell sorter for both internal and external users (both inside and outside the cluster ORC). The first device, a BD FACS Canto with two lasers (blue and red) and 6 fluorescent detectors is equipped with a fully automatic 40-tube carousel acquisition system. The second device is a BD LSR Fortessa. This device contains three lasers (violet, blue and red) and has 11 fluorescent detectors. In addition, this unit is equipped with a "high throughput sampler", which allows acquisition from a microtiter plate. Finally, the LMCT also has at its disposal a high speed BD FACS AriaIII cell sorter. This machine contains three lasers but it has a more extensive detector capacity than the LSR Fortessa (13 fluorescent detectors). This device can sort cells in different containers, including 96-well plates and microscope slides. Sorts can be carried out on both animal and human material (whether or not genetically modified) in biosafety level 2. Regular quality checks are carried out on all devices and this both daily by the central administrator and twice a year by the manufacturer. In addition to the provision of this "state-of-the-art" equipment, the LMCT also offers the necessary scientific support in setting up and running a range of flow cytometric assays. Data is stored on a secure server for 4 years and made available as a download to the user. Two dedicated PC's are available for data analysis. The conditions and associated cost for the use of this equipment can be requested by e-mail to J. Aerts (email@example.com).
The LIVR laboratory has a BD FACSAria cell sorter (first generation) with 3 lasers: UV-laser (355nm), Blue laser (488nm) and Red laser (633nm) in 11 fluorescent detectors. Sorts are for the time being restricted to animal material, and fixed human cells. The following samples cannot be sorted: unfixed human cells, samples containing human viruses, genetically modified organisms or radio-actively labelled samples. Flowjo software is available for data analysis. Collected data are saved on a dedicated PC linked to a backup system on the server of the laboratory. At any time, the user can obtain a copy of the data (FCS-files or Pdfs). The conditions and cost for the use of this unit, as well as the available filter combinations can be requested by e-mail to Jean-Marc Lazou (firstname.lastname@example.com).
The unit is a core facility of the international Center for Beta Cell Therapy in Diabetes, co-ordinated by the VUB research group Diabetes Pathology and Therapy (DIAB). It is located in building E (ground floor, and 1st floor). It comprises the following equipment:
FacsVantage SE: a 2-bench flow cytometer (Becton Dickinson) with Argon Enterprise II laser (Coherent) for excitation at 488 nm and an Innova 300 laser (Coherent) for MLUV excitation. The temperature of the sample can be controlled by means of a RC6 (Lauda) cooling/heating system.
FacsVantage SE: a 2-bench flow cytometer (Becton Dickinson) with an Argon Innova 90 laser (Coherent) and a 561 nm Excelsior laser (Spectra-Physics).
FacsAria2U: a compact high velocity flow cytometer (Becton Dickinson) with 3 laser lines (405-488-633 nm), that can simultaneously sort up to 4 cell populations on basis of light scatter and up to 17 different fluorescence channels. An automated XY table can collect the fractions in tubes or in multiwell plates (24, 96 or 384 wells). The configuration also comprises a HPz230 workstation and DiVa8 software.
Pathway 855 – BioImager: a high content screening microscope equipped with a pipetting station and a temperature- and CO2- controlled incubator (Becton Dickinson – Atto Biosciences). Integrated set-up with a double Hg lamp, double 8-positions excitation filter wheels, a double 8-positions dichroic filter wheel and one 8-positions emission filter wheel. Spinning disk-based confocal system (CARV), inverted microscope with binocular. Detection with Hamamatsu Orca ER camera. The Imager is suited for high content screening. A very stable system in which the 96 of 384 well plate is immobilized, while the optical part rests on a movable XYZ platform. This configuration allows for quasi-simultaneous detection and sensitive quantification – in space and time – of 8 fluorophores in living cells.
Pathway 435 – BioImager: a high content screening microscope with a spinning disk and laser autofocus (Becton Dickinson). Suited for fluorescence in multiwell plates and on glass slides. The software allows to visualise 1 cm2 surfaces in several fluorescence channels.
Both Pathway configurations comprise 5 computer systems with software for image analysis, all equipped with Attovision en IPLAB analysis software. The systems can analyse and archive digital photographs off-line. A 40TB Synology NAS (network attached storage) can centrally store a large number of digital pictures and make them accessible for analysis via internet.
Zeiss-axioplan II microscope: fluorescence microscope (Carl Zeiss) equipped with an ORCA-R2 camera (Hamamatsu) and Smartcapture software (Digital Scientific). Fluorescence microscopy of cell preparations fixed on glass slides, as well as brightfield RGB-images.
Inverted Zeiss-Axiovert 135M microscope: (Carl Zeiss) Application: fluorescence microscopy on living cell cultures. Equipped with filter cubes for DAPI, FITC and TRITC fluorescence.
Nikon Eclipse: inverted fluorescence microscope with C-HGFI excitation lamp, a motorized XYZ table and a DC-Ri1 color camera (Nikon). Can be used for multiparameter analyses on living cell preparations. Filters for Dapi, Cy2, Cy3, CY5, polarization and a triple cube are available.
The Functional Cytomics Unit benefits from access to fully equipped laboratories for immunocytochemistry: Cytospin-4 (Thermo Scientific), HM360 microtome with cool-cut and water flow-based section transfer system for systematically cutting and collecting paraffin sections (Thermo Scientific), a collection of primary and secondary antibodies, centrifuges, incubators, laminar flows, aso, and interacts with the Transmission Electron Microscope core facility (responsible: email@example.com), which is also coordinated by the DIAB research group.
Conditions for use:
- FACS- and bioimaging instrumentation is complex and hence only accessible to technically highly qualified personnel that oversees the relevance of the scientific questions. Trained staff members service and operate the instrumentation.
- Open to peer-reviewed research programs that can co-finance cost in case of collaboration, or finance it in case of services to third parties.
- Further information on conditions and associated costs for use can be requested by e-mail to Geert Stangé, co-ordinator of the Functional Cytomics Unit (firstname.lastname@example.com). Access to the instrumentation is strictly restricted to trained personnel.
Preclinical Imaging on small animals
This core facility centralizes multiple small animal imaging modalities including MicroSPECT, MicroPET, MicroMRI, Optical imaging, MicroCT and Ultrasound together with a unit for probe development and a vivarium for the housing of animals in one laboratory.
The following equipment is available:
MicroSPECT: Siemens E.Cam 180
MicroCT: SkyScan 1178 High-Throughput MicroCT
MicroPET/SPECT/CT: MiLabs VECTor+/CT
MicroMRI: RS2D OPTImouse 1.5T MRI
Bioluminescence Imaging: Biospace Photo Imager
Fluorescence Imaging: Fluorescence Molecular Tomograph FMTTM2500 LX (Perkin Elmer) and Odyssey (Westburg/Li-Cor)
Fluorescence Camera: Fluoptics FluoBeam 800
Fluorescence Microscope: Thermofisher EVOS FL Fluorescence Microscope
PhosphorImager: GE Healthcare PhosphorImager Typhoon FLA 7000
Ultrasound Imaging: GE Healthcare Vivid 7 Pro and Philips iE33
Cryotome: Thermo Scientific Cryotome
FPLC: Bio-Rad NGC Quest Plus FPLC
Gamma Counter: Canberra Gamma Counter Cobra Inspector 5003
Neptis Module: ORA Neptis Module
For more information, please visit: http://www.icmibrussels.be/AboutUs/CoreFacilities.html
Basic expertise and hands-on help is provided by staff members of the research group. The conditions for the use of this equipment can be requested by e-mail to Nick Devoogdt (email@example.com)
The Laboratory of Molecular and Cellular Therapy (LMCT) posesses two P2 laboratories and one P2+ laboratory. These are designated for experiments with lenti- or retroviral particles and HIV, respectively. The aforementioned laboratories are part of the LMCT's clean room facility, which is a closed facility accesible for qualified personnel only and under strict reglementation. In this facility the pressure, temperature and air flow are constantly regulated according to the current guidelines. In addition, each laboratory has a self-closing door. The laboratories are equipped with a biosafety cabinet and with all of the equipment that is found in a standard cell culture laboratory, including a warm water bath, microscope, incubator at 37°C and 5% CO2, fridge, centrifuge, etcetera. In addition, the facility has a room equipped with a Beckman ultracentrifuge and its attributes (SW28 rotor, SW28 buckets). This cenrifuge is used for the processing of viral particles. Besides these laboratories, the facility also encompasses a room in which contaminated materials are processed (autoclaved) before they are cleared for disposal and a central storage room in which all of the required materials are stored according to the needs in a storage rack, two fridges, two freezers at -20°C and one freezer at -80°C.
Basic expertise and hands-on help is provided by staff members of the research group. The conditions for the use of this equipment can be requested by e-mail to K. Breckpot (email@example.com)
Facility for (bio)analytical separation analyses
The following equipment is available:
- Waters Acquity Ultra Performance Liquid Chromatography (UPLC) I class system coupled to a Xevo G2 quadrupole-time of flight mass spectrometer
- Waters Acquity UPC² system: supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC) system with diode array detection (DAD)
- Thermo Scientific Accela ultrahigh pressure liquid chromatography (UHPLC) system with diode array detection (DAD)
- Beckman P/ACE MDQ capillary electrophoresis system with diode array detection (DAD) and laser induced fluorescence (LIF) detection
The conditions for the use of this equipment can be requested by e-mail to Yvan Vander Heyden (email@example.com) or Debby Mangelings (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Confocal laser scan microscope
Equipment: confocal laser scan microscope Zeiss Axio Observer with LSM 710-6NLO configuration, Argon laser, Solid State laser and Helium-Neon laser, and Mai Tai AX DeepSee Titanium:Safier laser (excitation range between approximately 450 and 1000 nm).
Basic expertise and hands-on help is provided by staff members of the research group. The conditions and associated cost for the use of this equipment can be requested by e-mail to L. Bouwens (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Transmission Electron Microscope
Equipment: Tecnai 10 (FEI) transmission electron microscope (TEM)
Location: Building D, level 0 (DIFF).
The conditions and cost for the use of this unit, as well as the available filter combinations can be requested by e-mail to Angelo Willems (firstname.lastname@example.com). Basic expertise and hands-on help are provided.
Equipment: Arcturus Pixel II
Location: Building D, level 3 (EXPA)
Basic expertise and hands-on help is provided by staff members of the research group.
Contact: Peter In't Veld (email@example.com)
High Content Fluorescence Microscope for automated scanning & screening of tissue slides or multi-well plates
- Nikkon TiE inverted microscope
- motorized Z drive with linear encoder for high precision
- front display with status info
- PFS (perfect focus system): real time hardware focus correction, ideal for efficient imaging for application such as large image stiching, high throughpunt screening and timelapse imaging
- XY motorized table with joystick
- objectives for 4x, 10x plan fluor, 20x ELWD plan fluor, 40x ELWD plan fluor, 60x plan apo VC NA 1.4
- lightsource for fluorescence and transmission
- fluorescence and brightfield camera
- available filters:DAPI Bright (ex 377/50nm) DM409, FITC Ex482/35nm DM506 Em536/40nm, TRITC Ex543/22nm DM562 Em593/40nm, Cy5 tm Ex628/40nm DM 660 Em692/4nm
Contact and terms of use:
Basic expertise and hands-on help is provided by staff members of the research group. The conditions for the use of this equipment can be requested by e-mail to email@example.com or email@example.com.
Equipment: Leitz Kryostat 1720 and type Microm 550
Location: Building D, level 3 (EXPA)
Basic expertise and hands-on help is provided by staff members of the research group.
Contact: Peter In't Veld (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Equipment: Applied Biosystems 7900HT Fast Real Time PCR system (standard block of 96 wells - 100 µl volume)
Three applications:
- Real Time PCR quantification of gene expression via TaqMan Probe based assays or SYBR Green Dye based assays
- Allelic Discrimination via EndPoint assays for determining the genotype of samples (Single Nucleotide Polymorphism)
- TaqMan® Array Micro Fluidic Cards to be processed with special thermal cycling block for 384 wells
Consumables as plates, strips, probes and mastermix are to be provided by the users.
Equipment located in the Beta Cell Neogenesis (BENE) lab – Building D Level 2
Reservation of running time is necessary (contact firstname.lastname@example.com)
Paraffin tissue embedding and sectioning
Equipment: Paraffin embedding station and rotating paraffin microtome
Embedding cassettes, knives and microscope slides are to be provided by the users
Location: D032
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As a resident from eMalahleni was admitted into Witbank Provincial Hospital he died a few days later.
A 53-year-old man was admitted into hospital as he was ill and had heart problems. But what shocked the family the most when he fell out of his wheelchair and it's alleged he was left on the floor for over three hours according to the family members.
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Of course it was. Neither the Southern Environmental Law Center nor The Wilderness Society are headquartered in Southwest Virginia. They could give a damn what happens to the local citizenry. The SELC has its offices in Charlottesville, a pristine wilderness if there ever was one, and The Wilderness Society has its headquarters in that sublime forestland otherwise known as downtown Washington DC. I guess if I were staring at asphalt for as far as the eye can see, I'd demand that others preserve some trees for me to occasionally view too. Both groups are hellbent on preserving our trees and rocks down here for those twice-a-year excursions they make to our neighborhood to buy our pots, listen to us strum our banjos, smoke their dope, and pretend they are one with nature. Oh, and they ask that we change the linens and scrub the toiletbowl for when they camp out at the Hampton Inn over in Fort Chiswell.
Warner seeks U.S. protection of wilderness areas in Virginia
By Sue Lindsey, Associated Press Writer
December 22, 2005 Roanoke, Va. -- Gov. Mark R. Warner on Thursday petitioned federal officials to protect more than 380,000 acres of mountain wilderness in Virginia's national forests from development.
Warner asked Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns to issue rules restricting road construction and commercial activity in the wild areas of the George Washington and Jefferson national forests.
The petition asked Johanns to restore in Virginia a 2001 regulation that prohibited development of wilderness areas nationwide except to protect public health and safety.
Warner's petition, the first filed in the nation, was lauded by the Southern Environmental Law Center and The Wilderness Society. (link)
It would do us all well to remember who these people are and who's side they're on.
The Roanoke Times, in an editorial this morning, picks up on the "Warner is going to make Southwest Virginia an uninhabitable wasteland" news (where does he live again?) and has this:
Gov. Mark Warner's praiseworthy petition this week asking the federal government to protect 380,000 acres of mountain wilderness areas in Virginia was the first from the states seeking to restrict construction of roads and other commercial activity in national forests.So there are 90,000 residents from the DC suburbs who demand that Southwest Virginia revert (more rapidly) to its stone age origins. Swell. Personally I think our next governor should petition the federal government to have Northern Virginia declared a wilderness area and to demand that it be turned into one big unemployment line.
With more than 90,000 signatures from Virginians supporting such wilderness protection, Warner pointed out in his petition how crucial such pristine areas are in supporting wildlife habitat, purifying water sources* and enhancing tourism [my emphasis] (link)
Look. I don't take the Roanoke Times editorial staff seriously but a governor who's worming his way into a coveted meeting with Michael Moore some day is dangerous.
And Warner's proposal is destructive.
I know Governor Warner and the boulder aficionados rejoice at the thought that the logging industry would be destroyed but, with the exception of the burgeoning hiking trail construction industry (along with the pathetic ceramic pot crafting business that we are all expected to participate in), we have little else.
Rather than close off the national forests to development completely, I'd rather we opened them up to logging - and mining - interests and put some of the poor people around here to work. I'd also ask that government that professes to have our best interests at heart to fascilitate their growth and vitality. That's what governments once were expected to do.
Either that or come down here and direct traffic as the hundreds and hundreds of poverty-stricken families descend on the Bland Ministry Center to receive their handouts of food and clothing and Christmas gifts for their destitute children.
I can't, however, guarantee that you'll enjoy the view.
* For details on that "purifying water sources" crap, see this Virginia Department of Environmental Quality and the Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy study on the "purified water" flowing down Callahan Creek, a source of drinking water that is unfit for human consumption.


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The biggest one is that the cost to transport that yummy nectar from where they grow, harvest, and ferment it is going up right along with the cost of fuel. There's no two ways around it - we are about to see bottles of wine at the grocery store and wine shops double.
In the last year, there has been a flurry of "How To" guides crop up around the internet. All of the guides are helpful and at least can get a beginner started.
The truth is, you can make high quality wine, award winning wine, at home, in a 5 gallon food bucket.
Some preparation and materials are required. You have to at least have a hydrometer. You need at least the 5 gallon bucket. AND - you need some kind of near air tight secondary fermentation vessel. In the industry we call this a "carbouy".
There are very inexpensive airlocks and some plastic tubing to round out the equipment.
Some chemicals may be required as well. Yeast is an obvious first one (not really a chemical but a dormant microbe). Citric acid, potassium sorbate, metabisulfate, campden tablets, pectin enzyme and a few others are pretty common.
The biggest secret in home wine making is: get the good stuff to start with.
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Aside from the money savings (you can make wine for about 25 cents a bottle), there is the actual enjoyment of making something that you can drink! If your batch comes out really good, you will be calling all your neighbors and friends to come and give it a try.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer was berated at an Apple Store Saturday for allegedly taking part in an administration which is "destroying our country."
Shree Chauhan, the woman who confronted Spicer, posted a video of the incident on Twitter.
Chauhan cycled through questions such as: "Have you helped with the Russia stuff? Are you a criminal as well? Have you committed treason too — just like the president? Have you committed treason too? What can you tell me about Russia?"
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Throughout the ordeal, Spicer maintained his composure saying "We have a great country," and "Thank you very much."
Presumably referring to the woman's free speech rights, Spicer also told the woman, "It's such a great country that allows you to be here."
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Ready for the (Long) Weekend
Have you earned the upcoming long weekend? We certainly have. There has been so much going on but our trip to New York in a couple weeks keeps us going. It has been about 9 months since we've had a proper vacation. The last time I was in New York was a little over 7 years ago and this will be Cory's first time ever. We're looking forward to meeting up with friends, drinking coffee and eating… and eating… and eating. All the walking will make up for those extra calories… right? But that is still a few weeks away.
Tomorrow we're getting up extra early to photograph one of our favorite places for a special project and Sunday we are shooting with our friend for yet another special project. Guess I better get my beauty sleep tonight. Are you up to anything fun during the holiday weekend?
- My new favorite thing? Mapping future trips on Pinterest. We are going on another trip to Seattle in October so I'd love to hear recommendations if you have them! We've done all the classic things like wandering Pike Place Market, soaking up the succulent love at the conservatory and riding The Great Wheel. What's something off the beaten path we should explore?
- I can't lie, GAP's latest campaign speaks to me.
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I think its 2200 ft. I'll check next time I am there.
I think its 2200 ft. I'll check next time I am there.
I was going to do green but the supply shop had the red in stock and we could get it cheaper. We got enough to do the roof for just over $1k.
wow awesome place! i cant wait to buy some land.
Nice place so far
The cabin is 24X32 with a loft. I will have to ask my friend what the name of the place is. I am not from that area and he is. I believe its in New Tazewell though.
Last man and woman alive after TEOTWAWKI? I could live with that, the cabin is nice too!
What the heck is TEOTWAWKI?
Anyway, Here is some pictures:
Here is my shower I built from barrels and a 12 volt pump. My daughters boyfriend and his bud tried it out.
looks great! DO you have a tally on the cost so far?
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Bubble Blast 3
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Pretty cool
This is a pretty cool twist on color matching puzzle games. At least I've never seen it done this way before. I think it might be a little to frantic at the start for some people but I had fun playing.
I guess my only real complaint would be that when you have a huge clump of the same color only a handful vanish when you click. I'm not saying your choice to only kill a small perimeter is bad, I'm just used to it in other puzzle games so it throws me off when I don't see the whole stack vanish.
Snakes in an office
Rated 5 / 5 stars
So good, so classic
Man this makes me think of Game & Watch and those Tiger hand held games. So well done. :)
The Sphere: Basix
Rated 4 / 5 stars
It's interesting but there really isn't any strategy to it other than wiggle your mouse around. I'd like to see if you could expand on this idea and make it a little more engaging.
Little Wheel
Rated 5 / 5 stars
The animation is stunning. It looks like 3D renderings it's so smooth. Beautiful work.
Bug Bounce
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars
A decent clone...
but not much to keep me playing. The biggest complaint I have is that the score box is invasive and the bug actually bounces off it. Try to find a way to move it off the play field.
LARRY: Big Dipper
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Pretty cool
Simple but fun at the same time. This would probably do well as an app on a smartphone. The only complaint I have is that I can't play for long because it gives me a headache.
Super Mario Crossover
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Damn fun!
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Young guns come up short
Wexford's quest to grab a place in the semi-finals of the Eirgrid Leinster Under-21 football championship semi-finals for the first time since 2013 ended in a frustrating defeat in a bitterly cold St. Patrick's Park, Enniscorthy, on Wednesday when Westmeath pounced for a late winning point, just as it looked like extra-time was on the cards.
Westmeath 1-5 Wexford 0-7
The advantage seemed to lie with the home side at the interval when they only trailed by 1-2 to 0-3 after conceding a giveaway goal, and two points inside six minutes of the re-start added further to the belief that they would advance.
However, over-elaboration around the middle third of the field played into Westmeath's hands as the lack of quick deliveries to the inside forwards greatly reduced the number of scoring opportunities.
And while Wexford were in contention right up to the bitter end and had a chance to equalise from a difficult late free, Donal Shanley's attempt sailed to the right of the posts and the Westmeath celebrations began in earnest on the kick-out.
Conditions were deplorable, with a strong, swirling wind blowing towards the dressing-room end. The elements don't appear to confer a great advantage on teams these days though, given the preference for short-passing and retaining possession at all costs.
Certainly, the Wexford defence coped easily with the best Westmeath could offer in an attacking sense before the break, and roles were revered on the re-start when it was the turn of the visitors' backs to show their capabilities.
Westmeath won the toss and opted to use the elements first, and just under two and a half minutes had elapsed when their most dangerous forward, Paddy Fagan, latched on to a Daire Conway pass and kicked the opening point.
It wasn't a sign of things to come in the scoring stakes though as, for the most part, play was centred around the midfield sector and moves from both sides broke down regularly around the 40-metre mark.
The Wexford defenders were quick off the mark and dealt well with the best Westmeath could throw at them, but they were hit with a real sucker punch in the eleventh minute.
For once the obsession with short, crossfield passing favoured by both teams was forgotten and, lo and behold, it led to the game's only goal after Simon Donohoe lost possession 45 metres from the opposition posts.
Westmeath centre-back Andrew McCormack pumped in a long ball from the right which bounced in front of Wexford netminder Ben Turner, but he was beaten to the touch as he advanced by corner-forward Paddy Fagan who guided it over his head and into the net for a 1-1 to nil lead.
It was a cruel blow but it drove Wexford on all the same as their first scoring attempt followed in the 13th minute when Donal Shanley missed a free for their sole wide of the opening half. Seán Ryan was short with another effort before Shanley got his side off the mark in the 17th minute after Bryan Power was tripped.
Westmeath's three wides before the break came around that spell too as full-back Israil Ilunga over-hit a pass before the ever-dangerous Paddy Fagan - operating in a two-man full-forward line with Darren Giles - was off target twice in quick succession.
With Ben Turner getting good distance into his kick-outs and Eoghan Nolan (twice) and Tom Byrne making good catches from re-starts, Wexford were well in contention.
Still, they conceded another point in the 24th minute when Sam Duncan didn't score after being fouled, and the play was called back for Darren Giles to slot over the free (1-2 to 0-1).
Wexford replied smartly with the first of just three scores from play, with Ian Carty getting a hand to an attempted pass as Westmeath tried to clear their lines. The ball was transferred quickly to Donal Shanley and he did the rest with an accomplished finish.
Carty shot into goalie Kevin Fagan's arms but redeemed himself with his role in the third Wexford point which arrived in the last minute of normal time. He picked out Bryan Power to his left with an astute handpass and, when the Fethard man was fouled, Shanley stepped up to make it 1-2 to 0-3.
Westmeath kicked the first of their two second-half wides on the re-start from Paddy Fagan before Shanley made it a one-point game after Ian Carty was impeded.
Simon Donohoe misjudged a long pass in the wind and Tom Byrne then kicked wildly for the posts before Shanley levelled in the 26th minute after Westmeath's speedy Linus Sayeh threw the ball and referee Davy Moore - who awarded 24 frees to Wexford and 22 to the visitors - brought it closer to goal for dissent.
The introduction of Jamie Carty for Eoin Roche provided the home side with a big targetman with fresh legs, but the option of placing him on the edge of the square and pumping long deliveries into his area wasn't taken.
Instead, most of the play continued around the centrefield area with a lot of application but little in the way of penetration from the two sides. Donal Shanley kicked wide from a free he earned himself while Tom Byrne was short with another attempt, while a Paddy Fagan kick was gathered safely at the other end by Ben Turner before Westmeath regained the lead.
It arrived in the 43rd minute when Shane Corcoran, Theo Watts and Paddy Fagan featured in a move which ended with recently-introduced substitute Jack Quinn picking off a point (1-3 to 0-5).
The fourth of Wexford's six wides after the break followed from Ian Carty before Tim Bowler came on for Tom Byrne, with Eoghan Nolan moving to midfield. And Nolan provided the assist for the Wexford leveller, shipping a shoulder which left him on the ground but still managing to handpass to wing-back Daire Barden who drove the ball between the posts.
Just under three minutes later the Westmeath lead was restored though as the Wexford backs were guilty of ball-watching from a free. Darren Giles directed it from the right wing to an unmarked Robert Hickey, and the half-time substitute duly made it 1-4 to 0-6.
Westmeath corner-back Ronan Wallace was summoned to take a free which he sent wide before James Stafford replaced Bryan Power in Wexford's half-forward line and quickly collected a yellow card.
A dangerous Donal Shanley line ball from the left was cleared before Simon Donohoe's handpass found Jamie Carty in space after he drifted outfield in the 57th minute, and his booming kick over the bar heightened the prospects of extra-time at the very least.
It wasn't to be though, as Donohoe was yellow-carded for a foul on Theo Watts just inside the 'D' after a crossfield Darren Giles pass. Robert Hickey took a lot of time over the free via the ground but it fell short, only to rebound off the hands of a defender into the path of Daire Conway who turned instinctively on to his left and hooked over the winner (1-5 to 0-7).
There was one last chance for Wexford to force extra-time, after a Shane Doyle pass bounced wide. A Westmeath back committed a technical foul under pressure and Donal Shanley stepped up to a free to the right of the dressing-room end posts between the 20- and 45-metre lines.
It wasn't easy, especially in the windy conditions, and the ball flew wide on the near post before the final whistle was sounded on the kick-out.
Wexford: Ben Turner; Robbie Vallejo, Jim Rossiter, Simon Donohoe (capt.); Shane Doyle, Naomhan Rossiter, Daire Barden (0-1); Niall Hughes, Tom Byrne; Ian Carty, Eoghan Nolan, Bryan Power; Eoin Roche, Donal Shanley (0-5, 4 frees), Seán Ryan. Subs. - Jamie Carty (0-1) for Roche (36), Tim Bowler for Byrne (44), James Stafford for Power (51).
Westmeath: Kevin Fagan; Linus Sayeh, Israil Ilunga, Ronan Wallace; Gavin Murray, Andrew McCormack, Daire Conway (0-1); Theo Watts, Sam Duncan; Anthony McGivney, Rúairí Cunningham, Shane Corcoran; Darren Giles (0-1 free), Neill Mitchell, Paddy Fagan (1-1). Subs. - Ronan O'Toole for McGivney (24), Robert Hickey (0-1) for Cunningham, Jack Quinn (0-1) for Mitchell.
Referee: Davy Moore (Laois).
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Police: Wheatley Heights man dies in crash
A Wheatley Heights electrician was killed early Saturday when his car struck a tree in Dix Hills, Suffolk County police said.
Krystopher Simmons, 27, was driving his 2012 Honda Civic westbound on Caledonia Road, 300 feet east of Wolf Hill Road, when his car veered off the road. The vehicle struck a guardrail before crashing into the tree about 3 a.m., police said.
Simmons, of 8 Fairhaven Dr., was pronounced dead at the scene.
Friends and family said Simmons was a member of Local Union No. 3 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
"Krys was a man cut down before the prime of his life . . . there are no other words to explain this," said his friend Michael Marin. "Although his life was short, we will take with us all that he was. His thoughtfulness, kind words and the love he shared will live in all who he touched."
Simmons was on his way home from a friend's house when the crash happened, Marin said.
"He had just started to live," Marin said.
The investigation is continuing. Anyone with information on the crash is asked to contact Second Squad Detectives at 631-854-8252 or anonymously call Crime Stoppers at 800-220-TIPS. All calls will remain confidential.


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With a stay at Hotel Regal Enclave, you'll be centrally located in Mumbai, convenient to Rishi Dayaram National College and Mt. Mary Church. This hotel is within close proximity of University of Mumbai and Bandra Kurla Complex.
Make yourself at home in one of the 34 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and minibars. Your room comes with a memory foam bed. 32-inch LCD televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms have rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a health club and an outdoor pool. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and 24-hour room service is provided.
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Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available on request).
Hotel Facilities
- Health club
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- Television in lobby
- Number of floors - 7
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- Total number of rooms - 34
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- In-room safe
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- This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Rollaway bed fee: INR 1000 per night
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