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While the Borden family are without doubt the most famous inhabitants of Fall River's historic Oak Grove Cemetery, their family plot is by no means the only grave worth visiting. The cemetery is rich in history, reposing not only the many persons involved in the Borden crimes, but also many of those who were related to the Bordens or were otherwise an integral part of Lizzie's life and times. These latter persons include a wide range of notables related to Fall River history and the textile industry of the 19th Century. Here is a partial list of those persons' graves you can visit while at Oak Grove Cemetery. Information on the exact placement of each resting place can be obtained at the front office, near the Prospect Street archway.
The Borden Family Plot
Andrew Jackson Borden – Fall River businessman, murdered August 4th, 1892.
Sarah Anthony Morse Borden – Andrew's first wife, died 1863.
Abby Durfee Gray Borden – Andrew's second wife, murdered August 4th, 1892.
Emma Lenora Borden – Andrew's first born daughter, died 1927.
Alice Esther Borden – Andrew's second born, died 1858.
Lizzie Andrew Borden, Andrew's third daughter, died 1927.
Hiram C. Harrington – blacksmith and machinist, married Andrew Borden's sister.
Cook Borden – Lizzie's great-uncle.
Grace Hartley Howe – Lizzie's cousin, married to Louis McHenry Howe.
Sarah Whitehead – Abby's half-sister, lived on Second Street. The ownership of her house was a matter of dispute within the Borden family.
The Miller Plot
Southard Harrison Miller – the builder who built 92 Second Street.
Phoebe Miller Bowen – Miller's daughter.
Dr. Seabury Bowen – the Borden family physician, who married Miller's daughter.
Marshal Rufus Hilliard – Chief of Police at the time of the murders.
William Almy – Andrew Borden's business partner.
Ellen Shove – daughter of Charles Shove, textile tycoon, went to Europe with Lizzie in 1890.
Andrew Jennings – the Borden family attorney, and the head of Lizzie's defense team.
Jonathan Clegg – Fall River business owner, and the last man outside the Borden family to talk to Andrew Borden.
Judge Josiah Blaisdell – the jurist who presided over the inquest following the Borden murders.
Adelaide Churchill – the Borden's next-door neighbor and key witness.
J.W. Grouard – the painter who witnessed Lizzie staining her dress with paint.
Ernest Terry – Lizzie's chauffeur at Maplecroft.
Persons of Interest Buried In Other Cemeteries
Dr. Michael Kelly – the Borden's next-door neighbor. Buried at St. Patrick's Cemetery, Fall River.
Dr. William Dolan – the Medical Examiner of Fall River. Buried at St. Patrick's Cemetery, Fall River.
Eli Bence – the Fall River pharmacist who claimed Lizzie had tried to buy poison the day before the murders. Buried at Riverside Cemetery, Fairhaven.
Alice Russell – Lizzie's friend and a key witness. Buried at Beech Grove Cemetery, Westport.


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Capital One Buzz On Money(2011)
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Copywriter: Traci Cox
The Capital One Community Development team has been offering free seminars at select branches throughout the New York area, but needed help organizing their efforts and getting the word out to people in the community. So Buzz On Money was born. Buzz On Money week was first launched in Cypress Hills Brooklyn in April of 2011, offering six consecutive days of free financial education seminars to the community. The program was such a sucess, The Buzz On Money Summer Seminar Series has already been planned and will launch in June of 2011.
We started by taking off on an all day photoshoot throughout Brooklyn visiting our Small Business customers, like Euclides Cerda (pictured above), and incorporating those shots in our posters, window clings and brochures. Above are two 22x28in posters.
In addition to the posters we designed a brochure display and brochures with calendar and seminar info and an incentive coupon for a free slice & soda at Mike's Pizzeria down the street from the branch.
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it gets funnier each time it appears on my dash
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anxiety is when you care too much about everything
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some words for those who still can read and still can change something:
We all have a dream. We can call it understanding of truth or connection with god or accord to the Great order- it doesn't really matter. And we all are trying to match it in some way.
Sometimes there are powerfull advisers coming to guide us.
Here comes a really BIG question: will you follow the authority or follow your heart?
Yes, this movie is full of picture and sound symbols, yes, it's about loneliness in modern society, yes it is about keeping nature clear and returning to Great harmony, yes it's about technocracy and global addiction to technologies, and about religion...
Tell me, what do you see here, how do you understand this animation.
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2nd daily! Thank you all, people! And thank you very much for your long reviews!
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Allright- "underdog of the week", I've just read what does that means.
Ok, that award clearly separated those who can watch, think and express their opinion from those, who can just watch.
Anyway award is award, thank you very much for interesting reviews and if you have questions on what did I really mean creating this- write me a PM.
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 28, 2011
Ironic message
Considering the fact that you animated it on a computer and posted it on the internet. Trolololol
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 28, 2011
We need more quality animation like this on newgrounds. I hope you get front page. ^_^
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 28, 2011
That was great....
Great animation, captivating and interesting. It makes you think about things, which is something most animations here don't.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars August 28, 2011
it comes full circle?
I really like how you've successfully made your audience think. I can see many many different interpretations of this. Honestly, i didn't see it as "religious" or anything like that. My first thought was this man just wanted to do things his way. By continuously moving the chair and re-positioning the lamp, he was in control of his own harmony until the other figure and basically told him he was not allowed to move it. Therefore saying you must find harmony in nature. In the natural flow of things, instead of taking it into your own hands. And then he GAVE him a permanent solution, making it easier for the first figure. The first figure responded by CREATING his own harmony, and was better off than in the beginning.
All in all, great animation. Well made, with a little bit of style. Keep it up!
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 28, 2011
I see an older, traditional, gentleman. He's observing the sun. Possibly a mixture of both technology and worship, when along comes this new figure. This new figure doesn't move as fluidly, rather more sporadic. As i see it, representing both the technology addicts of today's society as well as disrupting the gentleman's prayer. This "light bulb" may be easier, but it distorts everything near it. As our society pushes onward into the technological future, we drive ourselves further away from the very nature of being human, and our faith is slowly dimming. The older man denies the use of this technology in favor of a more simplistic way, one that grants him harmony.


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New York woman arrested for driving in the nude, DUI
Sparta, NJ, United States (4E) – A 36-year-old woman from New York has been arrested last weekend wearing only an unzipped jacket and allegedly drunk, after she crashed her car into a retaining wall in Sparta, New Jersey.
According to authorities, police received a call early Friday morning about a car that had rammed into a stone wall and then fled the scene.
Responding officers found a damaged white Volkswagen Jetta with a woman, identified as Catherine Giaquinto, driving while wearing only an unzipped leather jacket.
Officers also believed Giaquinto was driving under the influence as she was badly slurring her words and sometimes completely unintelligible during the questioning.
Reports stated police noticed fresh damage to the front and side of the car which is consistent with the damage to the retaining wall that was hit.
Police spotted Giaquinto's clothes in the back seat and asked her to get dressed before she was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated, refusal to submit breath test, leaving the scene of an accident, failure to report an accident, careless driving, failure to wear a seat belt and a documentation violation.
The woman was released several hours later and her vehicle was impounded.
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JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — The United Nations says 34,000 people in South Sudan are seeking refuge at U.N. bases in three locations across the country.
The U.N.'s humanitarian arm said Friday that 20,000 people are seeking shelter in two bases in the capital, Juba, while 14,000 are seeking shelter in Bor, the capital of Jonglei state, the scene of heavy violence this week. Several hundred people are seeking shelter in Bentiu, the capital of Unity State, where South Sudan's oil fields are concentrated.
The U.S. Embassy had a fifth emergency evacuation flight on Friday to move Americans out of the country. A German plane was also scheduled to fly out.
Violence broke out among South Sudan's presidential guard late Sunday night. Fighting spread across the country over the next several days, leading to fears of a civil war between ethnic groups.


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This central San Francisco hotel is just a 2 minute walk from Union Square. It features an on-site restaurant and offers Victorian-style guest rooms with a minibar and cable TV.
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Touchstone Hotel - City CenterLocated less than a 2 minute walk from Union Square, this family-owned San Francisco hotel features free Wi-Fi and an on-site local deli. Cable car services are a 6 minute walk away.
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The staff were excellent better still as was FINO (the Italian restaurant attached to hotel). The continuous tea and coffee, buffet breakfast on each floor and happy hour in the evening all added to nice ambience. The location close to the Union Square tourist scene was also good and well away from the awful (unsafe) areas closer towards Market.
The hotel is getting tired and too pricey for what you might except to get elsewhere.....but that's the SF hotel market for you.
the restaurant- the ambience of the hotel, and the friendliness of the guests.
No black tea in tea caddy. I should have asked for some but didn't.
Location was very good. Fino's restaurant next door was excellent, especially Justin, and the complimentary wine each night was lovely. Free upgraded wifi was excellent. Staff were very helpful.
Room was very small, dated furniture.
The hotel is well located in the hotel district in San Francisco. Wi-fi works very well and staff was helpful. The things i didn't like are more related to SF than to the place itself
Room is small, there's a valet to park your car but it's quite expensive (this is not the hotel's fault as parking in SF is always very expensive) and the area is somehow shady at night.
Great place in the fabulous location very comfortable. It is surrounded by restaurants and attractions and can't be beat. Although the price has tripled in the last 10 years it's still a great destination.
While it is convenient that the rooms have refrigerators the refrigerators are very old and make lots of noise during the night. They should be replaced.
Very close to Union Square; clean; spacious Loved the single carnation on our last day - nice tradition
location, staff, proximity, style
a little bit old, with some light cords breaking occasionally, but were fixed promptly
The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The Hotel is a quaint little historical building. (Reminds me of the Hotels in Paris)The room was just the right size for two. We got a room that had bay windows facing Post street with a queen bed. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom had all the products you need plus a hair dryer. We will be staying at the Andrews next time we come to town.
Friendly and helpful front desk; free breakfast in the hall; free wine in the evening; great location
Our room could have used a night table.
The hotel has a great location for central San Francisco. Clean but in need of a revamp.
Needs a revamp due to the age. Clean but noisy! Struggled to sleep most nights.
Good continental breakfast at our door, comfortable bed, excellent staff
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I liked the coziness of the room.The staff was very helpful, always pleasant.
The bathroom could have been a bit larger.
Location is good but if you have a car you can stay outside of union square.
Rooms are very very small ! Furnitures are very very old, bed is not comfortable. There is just one window which looks ventilation hole. no sunlight in the room. Breakfast is very bad, they just put some staff at the corridor.
The building itself is very nice, with an "English countryside" style. Position very good, close to Union Square and the cable car that takes you to Fisherman's Wharf; nice area in town. Room comfortable, quite a good size considering that it's in San Francisco. Bathroom clean and well sized. There was also a wardrobe in the room which was very helpful. Staff very nice. Breakfast was OK; then only thing I would outline is the fact that it's served in the hallway of each floor and you have to help yourself and bring the food in your room or eat in the hallway. Breakfast was consisiting of fresh fruits, coffee, tea, orange juice, cakes/cookies, fresh bread and jam. We would come back for sure.
Our room (305) was facing the side of the next building so we didn't have a nice view and no air coming from the outside; no A/C in the room but a fan was enough. The price is a bit high but we must consider that we are in San Francisco and the location is very very good, so that's a fair compromise.
location. surprisingly good Italian resto, receptionist on during the early morning (very pleasant, helpful and efficient. Good job!)
needs an upgrade. Shower very small. Room not big. Took 2 days to get more shampoo and 4 days to get a bath mat. Not great value of money but The City is expensive.
Good location and staff. Held my bags before check in.
Very small rooms and very loud all night
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perfect location just in the heart of san Francisco. It is an old fashion hotel with its special charm, but renovated. I liked a complimantery breakfast served on each floor, so you can take it to your room. Very good restaurant downstair
Rooms are not big
very good location close to Union Square, historic building, clean room, nice staff
Good position close to Union square. Availability of staff. You have hot water and tea filter, fresh water and ice at the lobby.
Assigned room was really too small with a mini bathroom (with a broken little window impossible to close). Fortunately after the first nigth we asked to change room and we had a better one for the next two nigths. There is only one elevator, used by service staff (moving cleaning trolley and trash can) and by guests. Cold breakfast is served on a buffet, on each floor, you have to collect your stuff and bring it inside your room.
People shouting all night in a parking lot next to my room. Highly overprized. WiFi was not working properly.
Central location. Decent internet. Helpful staff.
Only bread rolls for breakfast. Expensive valet parking.
Andrews Hotel is extremely comfortable to stay in. The staff are friendly and the rooms are really nice. Walking distance from Union Square!
The bathroom was too small. Even though the place was within walking distance from Union Square, it felt a little unsafe at night. I was disappointed with the complimentary breakfast. They only had croissant and a few other pastries, orange juice, coffee, and tea.
Friendliness of female desk attendant.
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Apples consistently rank near the top of the annual dirty dozen list. more than 40 different pesticides have been detected on apples, because fungus and insect threats prompt farmers to spray various chemicals on their orchards. Not surprisingly, pesticide residue is also found in apple juice and apple sauce, making all apple products smart foods to buy organic. (Though until 2014, organic apples and pears may be treated with antibiotics.)
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Eugene's Arkhum is celebrating the release of their second full-length, Earthling.
Earthling was collectively written by all five members of Arkhum. The lyrics were all completed by vocalist Kenneth Parker.
"We recorded our album in my own home studio called The Wilderness Studios," says guitarist/vocalist Stephen Parker. "I personally engineered and mixed the entire thing while Jamie King mastered it at The Basement Studios in North Carolina."
Named for the Elizabeth Arkhum Asylum for the Criminally Insane in Batman comics, the band Arkhum was formed in 2006. Intent on pursuing and creating music with a science fictional bent, Arkhum has steadily maintained their vicious and unforgiving hybrid of black, death and progressive metal across a number of demos, EPs and 2010's Anno Universum, released on Vendlus Records.
Arkhum is: Stephen Parker (guitar/vocals), Kenneth Parker (vocals), Kyle Jendrisak (guitar), Nathan Kelley (bass) and Matt Reeves (live drums).
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"The church has been gathering to say 'Come, Holy Spirit,' and in His grace He has come. But perhaps the tables are turning. Perhaps it is now the Holy Spirit's turn and He is saying to us, 'Come, holy people.' Perhaps the Holy Spirit is waiting for us to attend His meetings in surprising places.
Just as Jesus 2,000 years ago spent His time at parties, engaging with the disreputable and apparently non-religious, so today He seems surprisingly comfortable among the crowds of partygoers, the non-religious pilgrims of our time. Perhaps He longs that we would vacate our buildings from time to time, that we would turn our temples into tabernacles, that we would become like Him, the friend of sinners. We are the light of the world, but no one wants to stare at the bulb. We are the salt of the earth, but a whole plate of the stuff will make you sick. The people of God are called to scatter and mix, to mingle and move, in influence from a position of weakness, like a small child in a large family, like yeast in a loaf, like a mustard seed beneath a pavement.
Could it be that the Holy Spirit is weary of attending our meetings and hungers for our presence at His? Perhaps He's dreaming up a thousand new meeting places, where new sounds and sights burn the eyes and break the heart! Maybe the time has finally come when it will no longer be possible to encounter the fullness of God in Christian conferences and classic meetings. Maybe this is a new day in which the fullness of God waits us in the streets and clubs and pubs. But will we hear the Holy Spirit saying, "Come, holy people?"
He waits with Jesus in the darkness until we come, and yet we wonder why maybe He didn't show up the way we hoped at some of our grand events.
Of course, God will still attend our meetings – Jesus has promised to come whenever we gather in His name. And He is, let's remember, omnipresent! But perhaps there is a weariness, even a reluctance in His heart, as He gazes back over his shoulder, out the church door, and into the street.
"When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd." – Matthew 9:36
Maybe our 24-7 war cry "Come On!" is flipping around. Maybe we're in store for some backdraft as the angels yell "Come on!" at us while we hide in holy huddles and Christian cuddles – even in prayer rooms – so safe and sound in every way. We've spent much time saying, "Come, Holy Spirit", and He came! Now, if the Spirit says, "Come," the question is this: Will be obey?"
From Pete Greig's "Red Moon Rising"
This passage comes up pretty regularly in my life and shakes me up in a good way.
The Supreme Being and That Big Hole in the Ground
At the beginning of this last summer my best friend, his little brother, and I, traveled to the Grand Canyon. It was about a 4 hour drive from my home. Along the way we talked about many things. Light subjects, like what was the best movie we had seen that year and what the greatest new flavor of bubble-gum was. When we turned onto the single road that leads to the Grand Canyon there began to be signs for pit-stops. Chances to get out of the car, stretch and begin to see your first views of the Grand Canyon. We stopped at every look-out point (there must have been 20 of them). I remember just looking out across the expanse and wondering how far it was to the other side.
Let me tell you something about the Grand Canyon, it's huge, colossal, great in magnitude, obnoxiously big, vast, Grand. There are no words in the English, or, I'm sure, in any other language to truly describe how enormously jumbo this canyon really is. I could tell you measurements and depths and lengths but even then there would be no way to fully explain this ridiculously extensive canyon. I remember sitting on the edge of this considerably large hole after we had reached the main lookout point that included the gift store and history museum. I remember thinking to myself "Gee, this sure is Grand" and it was. Now, being me, I absolutely love describing things. It's the writer in me. To say I was displeased that I could not actually get a handle on what exactly this canyon was or that I would never be able to describe it to anyone who had never been there, is accurate.
I sat there, feeling the breeze on my back and wondering how long it would take me to fall to the bottom (everybody wants to know how it feels to fly), I realized that there was something very spiritual about it all. There I was, sitting on the edge of a big hole in the ground having a deeply moving and spiritual experience. That's just it, there is no way to describe the Grand Canyon. I could show you a million pictures, I could give you measurements of every cliff, how wide across is the farthest expanse and how deep is the deepest valley, I could even take you there and throw you off the edge and you would still end up hitting the bottom not ever grasping what this Grand Canyon is. You see, God is very much like the Grand Canyon. There is no box you can put God into, there is nothing like him. He fits into none of the categories of our knowledge of existence. Think about the Grand Canyon, is it really grand?
Grand: Adjective. impressive in size, appearance, or general effect
Yes, the Grand Canyon fits that description, but is that really all there is to it?
Father: Noun. any male acting in a paternal capacity; related: paternal
Yes, that fits God, or at least some of God, but is that all there really is to him?
Many people have tried to describe God and all have been found wanting. To describe relationship with God is to describe God. God is father, that canyon is Grand but does either word really describe their subjects? The answer is no, and to figure out what kind of characteristics that each word can point to, one must experience their subjects. Experience God and you will find out more of his character and of what Father really means when we use it to address our creator. Spend time with God for the rest of your life and find all there is to know about him, then come back to me and try to explain what God is using words. Visit the Grand Canyon, spend the rest of your life exploring it and hiking through the valleys and then see what you find. After that, come back to me and try to explain to me what the Grand Canyon is using words.
(By Annie)
Elements of God's Story for Us
So I've been reading a couple of books lately, one of them being Blue Like Jazz by Donald Miller. First off, this is a freaking awesome book that everyone should go buy right now and read it all tonight, by morning your life will be changed. Just kidding, but seriously go get the book. In the book, Donald Miller brings up this crazy similarity between the elements of a story that you learned back in literature class and our story as human beings created by God.
How did these story elements come about?
Let's start with setting. Setting is where we are right now our city, home, and the people around us, other characters we are interacting with. Don says that we understand setting because we experience it, it's always surrounding us. Setting is something easy for us to comprehend because it is so tangible.
Now what makes a story really good? A little bit of conflict. Yes, we have conflict in our daily lives but even more importantly and even more relevant to our relationship with God is spiritual conflict. There is a war happening in the spiritually that we are a part of and having that really brings to reality the conflict of stories and what makes the conflict in stories so intriguing to us.
This part is really cool. The climax of a story. Climax is defined as that turning point in a story where an important decision is made to turn the tides of the story. For us, it is that decision to choose Christ as our Lord and Savior. Crazy, right? The biggest decision we can make and it is so simple. It wasn't so simple for Jesus but for us to simply choose Jesus and believe that He died on that cross for our sins is the biggest climax for any story. Which leads me to the ending of the story.
The resolution comes from that decision. To either follow Jesus, or ignore Him. This leads to eternal life or eternal damnation. All you have to do is make one simple choice of Jesus. It's not even Jesus plus doing a whole bunch of good things to try and make Him want you more. It's Jesus plus nothing. Jesus wants you there next to Him. For you to have that happily ever after at the end of your story.
I just found it so cool that God can reveal Himself in the most simple, insignificant parts of our lives. Everything goes back to God. He created it, so why shouldn't it? You have the most important decision to make in your story and I pray that you make that decision to follow Jesus.You choose the resolution for your story, make it a happily ever after.
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Oestrogens exert their physiological effects through two receptor subtypes. Here we report the three-dimensional structure of the oestrogen receptor beta isoform (ERbeta) ligand-binding domain (LBD) in the presence of the phyto-oestrogen genistein and the antagonist raloxifene. The overall structure of ERbeta-LBD is very similar to that previously reported for ERalpha. Each ligand interacts with a unique set of residues within the hormone-binding cavity and induces a distinct orientation in the AF-2 helix (H12). The bulky side chain of raloxifene protrudes from the cavity and physically prevents the alignment of H12 over the bound ligand. In contrast, genistein is completely buried within the hydrophobic core of the protein and binds in a manner similar to that observed for ER's endogenous hormone, 17beta-oestradiol. However, in the ERbeta-genistein complex, H12 does not adopt the distinctive 'agonist' position but, instead, lies in a similar orientation to that induced by ER antagonists. Such a sub-optimal alignment of the transactivation helix is consistent with genistein's partial agonist character in ERbeta and demonstrates how ER's transcriptional response to certain bound ligands is attenuated.
Structure of the ligand-binding domain of oestrogen receptor beta in the presence of a partial agonist and a full antagonist., Pike AC, Brzozowski AM, Hubbard RE, Bonn T, Thorsell AG, Engstrom O, Ljunggren J, Gustafsson JA, Carlquist M, EMBO J. 1999 Sep 1;18(17):4608-18. PMID:10469641
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1qkm is a 1 chain structure with sequence from Homo sapiens. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA.
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- Brzozowski AM, Pike AC, Dauter Z, Hubbard RE, Bonn T, Engstrom O, Ohman L, Greene GL, Gustafsson JA, Carlquist M. Molecular basis of agonism and antagonism in the oestrogen receptor. Nature. 1997 Oct 16;389(6652):753-8. PMID:9338790 doi:10.1038/39645
- Dai SY, Burris TP, Dodge JA, Montrose-Rafizadeh C, Wang Y, Pascal BD, Chalmers MJ, Griffin PR. Unique ligand binding patterns between estrogen receptor alpha and beta revealed by hydrogen-deuterium exchange. Biochemistry. 2009 Oct 13;48(40):9668-76. PMID:19739677 doi:10.1021/bi901149t


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I have been harvesting tomatoes from my garden for 2 weeks. Please remember that not everyone who reads your posts lives in NY.
I agree with ccp mbd! It is kind of annoying that the entire south of the country is completely dismissed in any article on AT that's not about Austin.
Wow. Pretty defensive and unnecessary. Should I be offended at the mention of snow, even though I rarely see it where I live? Or when faith asks what we're cooking over the long weekend, even though I have the kind of job where I rarely get a national holiday off? Maybe you both should lighten up. To their credit, usually it seems like the kitchn qualifies those statements by writing "most" of the country, etc.
That's totally ridiculous. Does AT have to represent everyone who reads in every post? I, for example, live in London and do you see me complaining that they aren't talking about the wet weather that we're having? No, because it's a *website* and therefore is seen/read over the whole world.


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Shane Jones' position on Labour's front bench remains in limbo.
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He says Mr Mallard and Ms Dalziel will continue to hold important roles and both have acknolwedged the need for renewal.
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"My decisions have been driven by the need for us to be firmly focused on the challenges facing New Zealand, which includes jobs, growing our economy, delivering a world class education for kids and tackling the housing affordability crisis."
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Mr Shearer hopes, given time, Mr Cunliffe can return to a full front-bench role.
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Maryan Street has lost the health portfolio to former health minister Annette King, who edges ahead to No 6 on the party list. Ms King will be Labour's fourth health spokesperson in as many years.
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Forbes' Firsters is a series that takes a glance at the pedigrees and sales histories of select 2-year-olds who are making their debuts in maiden special weight races at Aqueduct Racetrack, Belmont Park, or Saratoga Race Course. Many of history's best horses have commenced their careers in New York, and Forbes' Firsters will help fans find the stars of tomorrow as they head postward for the first time.
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KID LIGHTNING (chestnut colt, Lemon Drop Kid—Heat Lightning, by Summer Squall) is a half-brother to Stevie Wonderboy, named Champion Two-Year-Old Male after winning the Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Juvenile and Del Mar Futurity, and Theyskens' Theory, who was a Group 3 winner and Group 1 placed in England before finishing second in the Grade 1 Garden City at Belmont Park. Nine of 10 foals out of Heat Lightning to race have won, six on turf. Kid Lightning's second dam, Mystical Mood, won the Grade 3 Schuylerville and was second in the Grade 1 Frizette as a 2-year-old. She later produced Fair Judgment, who won group stakes in England and Ireland.
Owner: Cam Allard
Trainer: Kiaran McLaughlin
Jockey: Alan Garcia
Sales history: $300,000 Keeneland September yearling
LOOKLISTENANDLEARN (bay colt, Elusive Quality—Brocatelle, by Green Desert) is a half-brother to Fusaichi Hokutosei, who placed in stakes in Japan, and Ahlaain, who placed in stakes in England and the United Arab Emirates. Their dam, Brocatelle, was placed in France and is out of Group 1 Prix de la Foret winner Brocade. As a broodmare, Brocade produced European Horse of the Year Barathea, who landed scores in the Group 1 Irish 2000 Guineas and Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Mile; English highweight 3-year-old filly Gossamer, victorious in the Group 1 Meon Valley Stud Fillies' Mile and Group 1 Irish 1000 Guineas; Zabar, who won four Group 3 races in France and Germany; and Free at Last, a listed stakes winner in England who later won a Grade 3 and placed in a pair of Grade 1s on the turf.
Owner: Castleton Lyons
Trainer: Christophe Clement
Jockey: Joel Rosario
Sales history: $35,000 Keeneland September yearling; $180,000 Keeneland April 2-year-old
NAVY GUARD (chestnut colt, Unbridled's Song—Fleet Lady, by Avenue of Flags) is a full-brother to Midshipman, awarded Champion Two-Year-Old Male honors after winning the Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Juvenile and Grade 1 Del Mar Futurity on synthetic surfaces, and a half to Grade 2 Cotillion heroine Fast Cookie, who won stakes on dirt and turf. Their dam was effective sprinting and routing, winning stakes at distances ranging from six furlongs to 1 1/8 miles. Her biggest wins came in routes, the Grade 2 La Cañada (1 1/8 miles) and the Grade 2 El Encino (1 1/16 miles). She was winless in three starts on grass.
Owner: Darley Stable
Trainer: Kiaran McLaughlin
Jockey: Irad Ortiz, Jr.
EFFICIENT MARKET (gray/roan colt, Tapit—Salty Response, by Cozzene) is the first foal out of his dam, who won a listed stakes going long on dirt at Monmouth Park and also had victories on turf and synthetic. Salty Response is a half-sister to Salty Strike, who won the Grade 3 Dogwood on dirt.
Owner: Klaravich Stables & William H. Lawrence
Trainer: Dale Romans
Jockey: Wilmer Garcia
Sales history: $130,000 Keeneland April 2-year-old
Friday, October 12, 2012
SUMMER SANDS (dark bay/brown colt, Tiznow—Surf Song, by Storm Cat) looks to become the second winner from four foals to race out of his dam, an unraced half-sister to Champion Two-Year-Old Male and Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Juvenile winner Midshipman and Grade 2 Cotillion heroine Fast Cookie. Surf Song's lone winner from three previous foals to race is Beachrock, who won at the maiden special weight level at Del Mar.
Owner: Darley Stable
Trainer: Kiaran McLaughlin
Jockey: Michael Luzzi
GENTLEMEN'S HONOR (dark bay/brown colt, A.P. Indy—Ready's Gal, by More Than Ready) is out of a mare who was second in the Grade 1 Frizette on dirt as a 2-year-old and won four graded stakes on turf later in her career, including the Grade 2 Canadian as a 4-year-old. A half-brother to Ready's Gal named Go Scotty won stakes on both dirt and turf. Ready's Gal has produced one winner, Grade 3 Derby Trial hero Machen, from two foals to race.
Owner: Donald A. Adam
Trainer: William Mott
Jockey: Edgar Prado
BOLD DANCE (gray/roan colt, Pulpit—Quiet Dance, by Quiet American) is a half-brother to Horse of the Year and Breeders' Cup Classic winner Saint Liam, a four-time Grade 1 winner. Other half-siblings to Bold Dance include Grade 2 Molly Pitcher victress Quiet Giant and Grade 3 Bay Meadows Derby winner Congressionalhonor. Quiet Dance herself was a black-type earner, finishing second in the Grade 2 Demoiselle for juvenile fillies and winning a restricted stakes at Pimlico as a 4-year-old.
Owner: Besilu Stables
Trainer: William Mott
Jockey: Junior Alvarado
Sales history: $350,000 Keeneland September yearling
RYDILLUC (bay colt, Medaglia d'Oro—Swift and Classy, by Clever Trick), out of a restricted stakes winner at Gulfstream Park, is a half-brother to Gold Wonder, who captured a pair of minor turf sprint stakes. Rydilluc's second dam, Sociable Duck, was second in the Grade 1 Spinaway and produced Seducer, who won a listed stakes, was Grade 3 placed, and produced Grade 3 winner Seducer's Song; and Silvery Swan, the unraced dam of Grade 1 Haskell Invitational Handicap winner Roman Ruler and Grade 1 Cigar Mile Handicap victor El Corredor.
Owner: Team Stallion Racing Stable. S. Shay, L. Green, Harold Lerner LLC, et al.
Trainer: Gary Contessa
Jockey: Pablo Morales
Sales history: $55,000 Keeneland September yearling; $150,000 Fasig-Tipton 2-year-old (one furlong in 10 3/5 seconds, video)
TOKYO TIME (bay filly, Medaglia d'Oro—Flying Passge, by A.P. Indy) is a half-sister to turf filly Hungry Island, who has won the Grade 2 Woodford Reserve Lake Placid and Grade 2 Churchill Distaff Turf Mile and earned Grade 1 placings in the Longines Just a Game and First Lady. A half-brother to Tokyo Time, Soaring Empire, won the Grade 3 Hal's Hope on the dirt. Their dam, who has three winners from as many foals to race, is a winning half-sister to Grade 2 Ladies Handicap heroine Tara Roma and Grade 2 True North Handicap victor Waldoboro.
Owner: Emory A. Hamilton
Trainer: Claude McGaughey, III
Jockey: Eddie Castro
FLOTILLA (gray/roan filly, Mizzen Mast—Helstra, by Nureyev) is a full-sister to Stern Opinion, a turf sprinter who won listed stakes and placed in Group 3 events in France at the ages of 2, 3, and 4. Dr Arbatach, a half-brother to Flotilla, won 30 races in Puerto Rico, including a pair of stakes on the dirt. Their dam is a winning half-sister to dual stakes victor Stormy Atlantic and listed stakes winner Mr. Katowice.
Owner: Juddmonte Farms
Trainer: William Mott
Jockey: Junior Alvarado
SWITCHBOARD (dark bay/brown filly, Bernardini—High Speed Access, by Kingmambo) is out of a mare who won a minor turf stakes at Calder. Switchboard's second dam, Speed Dialer, captured the Grade 2 Arlington-Washington Lassie and also produced Storm Alert, a listed stakes winner on turf at Keeneland.
Owner: Jennifer Contessa
Trainer: Gary Contessa
Jockey: Pablo Morales
Sales history: $160,000 Keeneland September yearling
HOW CHEEKY (dark bay/brown filly, Mr. Greeley—Barbette, by High Yield) is out of a two-time turf stakes winner and is a grandson of a mare who won five minor stakes in Louisiana, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. Siblings to How Cheeky's dam include Diamond on the Run, winner of the Grade 2 Davona Dale and second in the Grade 1 Frizette, and Tropical Blossom, who won a minor stakes at Golden Gate Fields and was Grade 1 placed at Hollywood Park.
Owner: Dennis Narlinger
Trainer: Michelle Nihei
Jockey: Alan Garcia
Sales history: $100,000 Keeneland September yearling
CHANNEL OF GOLD (bay filly, Bernardini—Cross Channel, by Giant's Causeway) is the first foal to race out of her three-time winning dam, a half-sister to Exchange Rate, who took the Grade 2 Tom Fool Handicap on dirt and was third in the Grade 2 Frank E. Kilroe Mile Handicap on turf, and Sabre d'Argent, a Group 3 winner in England. Channel of Gold's second dam, won a Grade 3 on the dirt at the Meadowlands.
Owner: Anthony Mitola, Mike Ryan & Niall Brennan
Trainer: Christophe Clement
Jockey: Rajiv Maragh
Sales history: $100,000 Keeneland September yearling
NEVER TOUCH A STAR (gray/roan filly, Henrythenavigator—Mekko Hokte, by Holy Bull) is out of a mare who won the Delta Miss at Louisiana Downs as a 2-year-old. All three foals out of Mekko Hokte to race have won, including My Jen, victorious in the Grade 2 Gallant Bloom Handicap.
Owner: Windmill Manor Farm
Trainer: Eddie Kenneally
Jockey: Jose Lezcano
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SOUPER FUNNY (chestnut colt, Distorted Humor—Zoftig, by Cozzene) is a half-brother to a pair of Grade 1 Acorn winners: Zaftig, who won the race in 2005, and this year's winner Zo Impressive. Their dam, who has produced three winners from four foals to race, was also a Grade 1 winner as a 3-year-old, taking the Selene Stakes.
Owner: Live Oak Plantation
Trainer: Thomas Albertrani
Jockey: Joel Rosario
TELEGRAPH HILL (Distorted Humor—Little Belle, by A.P. Indy) is the first foal out of his dam, who won the Grade 1 Kentucky and was second in the Grade 1 Kentucky Oaks. Dubai Dancer, a full-sister to Little Belle, won a minor route stakes at Monmouth Park.
Owner: Darley Stable
Trainer: Thomas Albertrani
Jockey: Lanfranco Dettori
DARWIN (Big Brown—Cool Ghoul, by Silver Ghost) is a half-brother to Dagnabit, who won the listed Tremont and restricted Aspirant as a 2-year-old. Their dam won a single race, a $7,500 maiden claimer at Tampa Bay Downs, and is a half-sister to Grade 2 Remsen victor Comeonmom. Three of four foals of Cool Ghoul to race have won. Cool Ghoul and Comeonmom are out of Grade 1 Gazelle Handicap victor Single Blade. Darwin was the second most expensive of 44 yearlings by Big Brown to sell at auction in 2011 and is the most expensive of 14 juveniles by his freshman to sell at auction this year.
Owner: Mrs. John Magnier, Michael Tabor & Derrick Smith
Trainer: Todd Pletcher
Jockey: John Velazquez
Sales history: $220,000 Keeneland September yearling; $1.3 million Fasig-Tipton Florida 2-year-old (one furlong in 10 1/5 seconds, video)
Saturday, September 29, 2012
MARY BERNICE (bay filly, Bernardini—Coronation Cup, by Chief's Crown) is out of a mare who the Grade 3 Nijani on the turf. Six half-siblings to Coronation Cup won stakes, including turf winners Hero's Honor (Grade 1 Bowling Green Handicap), Wild Applause (Grade 2 Diana Handicap), and Glowing Honor (Grade 2 Diana Handicap). Another half-sibling, Sea Hero, took the Grade 1 Champagne, Grade 1 Kentucky Derby, and Grade 1 Travers. In addition to Mary Bernice, Coronation Cup has produced 10 foals of racing age, with three winners from four starters.
Owner: Ben P. Walden, Jr. & Larry Taylor
Trainer: Angel Penna, Jr.
Jockey: Rajiv Maragh
Sales history: $30,000 Keeneland November weanling
MYPERFECTVALENTINE (chestnut filly, Curlin—Netherland, by Roy) is out of a mare who was named Argentina's Champion Three-Year-Old Filly after winning the Group 1 Gran Premio Seleccion (Argentine Oaks) and finishing second in the Group 1 Gran Premio Nacional (Argentine Derby) and Polla de Portrancas (Argentine 1000 Guineas). She has produced two winners from three starters, including Full Snow Moon, who placed in a listed stakes in France as a 2-year-old.
Owner: Lady Sheila Stable
Trainer: Kenneth McPeek
Jockey: Ramon Dominguez
Sales history: $125,000 Keeneland September yearling
DISSENSION (dark bay or brown filly, With Distinction—Sweetbabe, by Formal Dinner) is a half-sister to Sweet Repent, who won six stakes, including the Grade 3 Stage Door Betty Handicap. All five foals to race out of Sweetbabe, who captured four races, are winners.
Owner: Paul J. Pompa, Jr.
Trainer: Patrick Reynolds
Jockey: Joel Rosario
BRILLIANT LAKE (bay filly, A.P. Indy—Sapphire n' Silk, by Pleasant Tap) is a full-sister to Grade 2 Kentucky Cup Classic winner Shaniko and a half-sister to three-time turf stakes heroine Silky Smooth. Their dam won a pair of graded sprints, the Grade 2 Prioress and Grade 3 La Troienne, and is a half-sister to Grade 3 Affirmed Handicap victor Golden Itiz. A half-sister to Sapphire n' Silk, Silk n' Sapphire, produced Grade 1 Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf winner Shared Account.
Owner: Flag Lake II Stable
Trainer: Claude McGaughey, III
Jockey: Javier Castellano
Sales history: $400,000 Keeneland September yearling
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Two (2) points per $100 on a cumulative basis for all donations. Points for company "matching gifts" will be awarded to the individual employee/donor unless the company specifies differently or restricts its donation to non-athletic purposes. In the spirit of a matching gift program and to encourage employee contributions, UM employees will receive double points for their contributions. Fractional points are not used.
Beginning with the 1987-88 season, basketball season ticket purchasers were permitted to retain their priority seating locations in the Mid-South Coliseum if required donations were made. Those purchasers who had continuously purchased tickets since 1969-70 season and before were permitted to retain their seating locations without making donations. Those purchasers exempt from the donation requirement will be awarded points as if they had made the donation required for the three years involved.
• Continuous years as a Tiger Scholarship Fund member
Three (3) points per year (Tiger Scholarship Fund started in July 1992)
• Current year member in an Athletic Support Group
One (1) point per membership (Highland Hundred and Rebounders)
• Letterman
Two (2) points
• Alumnus/Alumna
One (1) point
• UM Faculty and Staff
One (1) point


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