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Assoc Prof Zbynek Bozdech
Associate Professor
Division of Molecular Genetics & Cell Biology
School of Biological Sciences
College of Science
PhD Mcgill University 1999
MS Charles University Prague 1989
Zbynek Bozdech holds currently a position as Assistant Professor at the School of Biological Sciences at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore leading a research team investigating molecular aspects of malaria parasite life cycle. In 1990, he has received his masters' degree in Biochemistry from Charles University in Prague. From here he moved to McGill University in Montréal Canada to start his PhD studies involving protein trafficking in Plasmodium infected erythrocytes. In 1998 he moved to UCSF, where he worked in the laboratory of Joseph L. DeRisi exploring the transcriptome of Plasmodium falciparum using the fast emerging microarray technology. This work has lead to assembly of one of the first P. falciparum microarray and explorations of the global transcription pattern of the P. falciparum intraerythrocytic developmental cycle. In 2004, he moved to the newly forming School of Biological Sciences at NTU, to start his own research group. Presently Dr Bozdech is exploring several molecular aspects of translation and posttranslational regulation associated with the progression of the P. falciparum life cycle. In addition, using several technologies of high throughout genomics and proteomics his group is exploring molecular mechanisms associated with virulence and drug resistance in field strains of P. falciparum and P. vivax.
Research Interests
My research focuses on regulatory mechanisms that are associated with the progression of the complex life cycle of human malaria parasites, Plasmodium species. The research activities can be divided into three major objectives
(i) Characterizations of transcriptional regulation in Plasmodium. In these studies we conduct genome-wide transcriptional profiling of field isolates and chemical genomics analyses of the laboratory strains. The main goal of these studies is to identify transcriptional regulation that controls parasites virulence as well as responses to drug therapies.
(ii) Quantitative proteomics of the Plasmodium intraerythrocytic developmental cycle. The main objective these studies is to characterize protein abundance profiles as well as the pattern of posttranslational modification associated with the progression of the Plasmodium erythrocytic development. These studies are conducted in the proteome-wide manner using the two dimensional gel electrophoresis approaches. The main objective is to identify regulatory elements of Plasmodium translational machinery as new therapeutic targets for human malaria.
(iii) Epigenetic regulation of transcriptional control in Plasmodium parasites. Using a chemical genetic approach we characterize a role of Histone Deacetylases (HDAC) in the transcriptional regulation of the Plasmodium life cycle. Using these approaches we attempt to analyze the histone code in Plasmodium and its role in parasite growth and development. Simultaneously we evaluate a potential of HDAC inhibitors as new malaria chemotherapeutics.
Research Grant
A*Exploit Technologies - Commercialisation of Technology Fund (2012-)
A*STAR Biomedical Research Council (2006-)
A*STAR Biomedical Research Council (2007-)
A*STAR Biomedical Research Council (2010-)
Academic Research Fund Tier 1 (2012-)
National Medical Research Council (2011-)
National Medical Research Council (2012-)
Supplementary Equipment Purchase (2006-) [by Ministry of Education (MOE)]
Current Projects
Comparative transcription analysis to identify novel targets for malaria intervention
Epigenetic regulation of gene expression in human malaria parasites Plasmodium falciparum : new target for malaria drug development
Exploration of nuclear proteome for chromatin remodelling proteins in the human malaria parasites, Plasmodium falciparum
Functional genomic analyses of human malaria parasite resistance to artemisinin
Generation of Novel Malaria-associated Antigens and Antibodies for Rapid Diagnotics Test Kit Development
Genomic analysis of malaria host parasite interactions
Identifications and characterizations of molecular factors associated with transcriptional regulation in human malaria parasites, Plasmodium falciparum
Quantitative Proteomics of the Intraerythrocytic Developmental Cycle of the Human Malaria Parasites Plasmodium falciparum
Single cell genomics, a new window into malaria parasite physiology and pathogenicity
Selected Publications
Gao X, Yeo KP, Aw SS, Kuss C, Iyer JK, Genesan S, Rajamanonmani R, Lescar J, Bozdech Z, Preiser PR. (2008). Antibodies targeting the PfRH1 binding domain inhibit invasion of Plasmodium falciparum merozoites.
PLoS Pathogens, 4
(7), e1000104.
Kotaka M, Ye H, Alag R, Hu G, Bozdech Z, Preiser PR, Yoon HS, Lescar J. (2008). Crystal structure of the FK506 binding domain of Plasmodium falciparum FKBP35 in complex with FK506.
Biochemistry, 47
(22), 5951-61.
Llinas M, Bozdech Z, Wong ED, Adai AT, DeRisi JL. (2006). Comparative whole genome transcriptome analysis of three Plasmodium falciparum strains.
Nucleic Acids Research, 34(4)
, 1166-73.
Silvestrini F, Bozdech Z, Lanfrancotti A, Di Giulio E, Bultrini E, Picci L, Derisi JL, Pizzi E, Alano P. (2005). Genome-wide identification of genes upregulated at the onset of gametocytogenesis in Plasmodium falciparum.
Molecular and Biochemical Parasitology, 143(1)
, 100-10.
Bozdech Z, Ginsburg H. (2005). Data mining of the transcriptome of Plasmodium falciparum: the pentose phosphate pathway and ancillary processes.
Malar J, 18;4(1)
, 17.
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Louisiana is one of nine states with provisions that say that the right of recall extends to recalling members of its federal congressional delegation, but it hasn't been clear whether federal courts would allow states to actually recall their federal politicians.[1]
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Because there are many rural areas in Louisiana, percentage of the signature requirement is based on the number of people in the proposed recall member's district
If over 1,000 eligible voters: 33.3% of eligible voters for office at time of last election
If fewer than 1,000 eligible voters: 40% of eligible voters for office at time of last election
The information here is taken from the Louisiana Secretary of State's recall and is a guide to the recall process in Louisiana
1. Copy of recall petition is filed with SOS by chairman of recall committee.
2. The completed petition is submitted to the Registrar(s) of Voters:
- Not later than 180 days after being filed with SOS.
- If there are fewer than 1000 qualified electors in the voting area, the petition shall be submitted not later than 90 days after being filed with SOS.
- If the final day for submitting the petition falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday, the deadline shall be on the next day which is not a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday.
3. The Registrar of Voters shall certify the recall petition:
- within 15 working days after it is presented to him, or
- within 20 working days after it is presented to him if the voting area contains more than 50,000 registered voters.
4. The petition is forwarded to the Governor if the required number of signatures are certified by the Registrar of Voters.
5. The Governor issues an election proclamation within 15 days after he receives the certified petition from the Registrar of Voters.
- Primary Election Date: the proclamation shall be issued on or before the last day for candidates to qualify in the election. (last day of qualifying)
- General Election Date: the proclamation shall be issued on or before the 46th day prior to the election. (same as propositions)
6. Immediately after the issuance of the proclamation, the Governor shall publish the proclamation in the official journal of each parish where the recall election is to be held.
7. Within 24 hours after issuing the proclamation, the Governor shall send a copy of the petition and proclamation, by registered or certified mail, to the clerk of the district court for each parish in which the recall election will be held.
8. A copy of the petition and proclamation also shall be sent to the Secretary of State. (by the Governor)
9. Within 24 hours after receiving the copies, the Secretary of State shall notify all other election officials in the parish(es) where the recall election is to be held.
10. If the recall passes, the public officer is recalled and removed from office and the office is declared vacant when the election returns are certified to the Secretary of State. The vacancy is then filled as usual. The recalled official cannot be appointed to fill the vacancy.
11. If the recall fails, no recall election for the same official shall be held within 18 months from the date of the failed recall election.
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This configuration of the Lowrance LCX-110C features a GPS sensor and a dual frequency, transom mount transducer. For other configurations, see the LCX-110C main page.
The Lowrance LCX-110C is the new super-high definition TFT color sonar/GPS+WAAS system with a 10.4" diagonal SVGA screen and an incredible 600V x 800H resolution. This top of the line sonar/GPS+WAAS has recording/playback and higher detailed mapping capabilities via the two waterproof MMC/SD memory card slots. Also compatible with NMEA 2000 for networking.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Worrying about military rule doesn't keep Myanmar's democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi (ahng sahn soo chee) up at night, but just a little bit of noise does.
Suu Kyi offered a rare glimpse into her personal side Thursday when she took questions and offered advice to young human rights activists in Washington.
One activist asked what challenges and problems keep the 67-year Nobel peace laureate up at night.
She confided that she finds it difficult to sleep. She said every little noise disturbs her, but serious issues — of which the former prisoner has encountered many during two decades of political upheaval in Myanmar — usually don't.
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In 1965, Richard Berkeley Cotten described a piece of modern art adorning the UN building: "Here is the UNESCO 'Brown Man' from an official UNESCO photograph. It is pure Communist art, supposed to represent our great-great-great-grandchildren.... Notice the complete absence of features hinting of race or any other individuality." We see this kind of art everywhere these days -- on public buildings, on government or ad-council posters or advertisements, on postage stamps. It is art in which even with the closest inspection the observer cannot detect the race, or for that matter the expression or character, of those depicted. This is done purposely. The Inner Party does not want too many public depictions of our kind of character and beauty. It is the art of a dying society, a society afraid of its own identity. It is the art of an occupation regime engaging in psychological warfare upon us, purposely denying us the spiritual necessity of seeing idealized images of men and women of our own people in our art. -- Kevin Alfred Strom (Some of the coins shown here are from public domain photographs, some are my own, and some are from http://gold-stater.com, a site with excellent information and photography.)
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His former vice president Al Gore a hypocrite.
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Two months ago he was talking about raising taxes in the 1990s that the rich should pay there fair share.
The single most popular proposal won't we had.
Was to reduce taxes on working people and lift the higher rate.
Let's give an incentive to work and let's ask the the most fortunate -- it in our society include me and you 22 to do our fair share.
And we ought to do that again.
But insurance and there might be a slight glitch in the former vice president's thinking about everyone -- his fair share.
Apparently he doesn't want to apply that ruled himself or -- different idea of what his fair share is.
Watching Sandra Sean Higgins joins us and -- -- for -- -- -- taking some heat from some.
Why what's what's the latest.
Well according to -- near times reporter on DS sale of -- -- Al-Jazeera.
He was making extraordinary.
Effort to get this deal done before the end 2012.
The reason for that is under the new tax code that -- present Obama -- just -- just over.
The capital gains tax rate goes from 15% to 23 point 8%.
Now since Al Gore owns about 20%.
Current TV -- it was sold for 500 million dollars he's hitting hundred million dollars from the sale.
If he has sold it.
In 2012 you you're paying 15% -- -- paying about.
Fifteen million dollars in taxes the tax fight goes up -- 23 point 8% had.
Time now he's paying 23 point eight million give or take him in his -- back at him flow estimates.
But he's attempting to reduces tax -- by about nine million dollars.
By trying to get this done early.
Well another another mollid tax avoidance which it is tax avoidance or arm or rubbed -- have been -- -- Governor -- again you.
Got hit hard for -- -- the tax -- he was paid on his sick investment income it's a whole a whole idea that the critics are saying is that he was.
Pushing it release of New York Times -- he's tried everything he could to quote.
Meet meet the deadline nothing wrong with that except for the question -- that have been a hypocrite when you're asking others to pay.
What in of itself there's nothing wrong with trying to arrange your finances and a way to lower your tax liability that's something everybody does.
In fact and changes in tax rates treat this type of behavior you see this when they change rate lower you know people do things differently -- consequences when that.
Fundamental things of economics.
But yeah I mean as your segment earlier -- I -- he was telling that saying earlier that the rich need to pay their fair share -- the need to pay this higher rate.
For the good of everybody but when it came to time for him to do that.
He had a different idea about it.
Now who -- I don't I don't understand precisely what he was thinking I don't have the inside information on that but.
Either he thought -- didn't find him -- he didn't consider the fact that trying to do this was a violating what he was talking about before about the fair share.
Why couldn't make the deadline and that sort of peculiar minutes ahead you have -- so mention that he didn't make the deadline.
That's a good question Saddam in as hard as I don't know precisely why they weren't able to do that.
Because on the information that they were trying to sell -- they came out actually as far back as October.
So it's not clear why it took them this long to do that but.
You know these are complicated deals sometimes it may just have -- that want to do it and they may not where they may not realize that you know -- -- was taken as positive.
Yeah it's true to that they've got into this class warfare situation this country you know -- people actually I'd say it's it's gotten ugly and going yeah great.
-- -- everyone's grabbing for what every cannon people are criticized everybody for whatever they do.
It is kind of ugly and one of the if you -- things about it is everybody thinks -- somebody else is doing something wrong and I think that's what may have happened here -- Al Gore.
So yeah AA abusive toward you make certain those -- you pay their fair share make certain they do what's.
You know what's right now he wasn't thinking that made it may also apply -- himself.
And -- he's already very wealthy man he's not even wealthier man but.
Apparently they never conquered his own mindset that he was on the people he was criticizing the first place like that pay its fair share that they think chilly -- but for not paying his fair share.
And I John thank you very much thank you very much -- coming.
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Just got back from NYC for the Yankees final game in Yankee Stadium last night (hopefully not, if they do make it into the playoffs it'll be bigger than the last game in the stadium). Yes the running out of the actors portraying the '23 team was cheesy but to have the Yankee greats such as Larsen, Berra, sons of Mantle/Marris, etc. was great to see. I know there are many Yankee-haters out there, that's okay with me (that's what makes baseball baseball). Thank god we didn't play the dreaded Red Sox and they're obnoxious fans present. However, one does have to stop and awe what the stadium has stood for - the numerous hall of fame personalities who've played there (be them yankees or opposing team members), the other sports, i.e. possibly the greatest football game ever - giants vs colts, boxing matches - Joe Lewis vs Schmelling; Papal masses, concerts, etc. My vote was not to tear it down and move to the new one but to do a facelift of the present one (yes the concessions and rest room facilities stink but that could have been overhauled). The new one will hold fewer people, be more expensive. Enough said, it was a night I'll be able to tell my grandchildren about. Making plans and earning enough scratch to attend the first game in the new one in April. Doc C |
Posted: Tue Sep 23rd, 2008 01:16 am |
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Doc C Member
I apologize for misspelling the title of this post. Should have been The Mecca. Been a long day. Doc C Last edited on Tue Sep 23rd, 2008 01:33 am by Doc C |
Posted: Tue Sep 23rd, 2008 01:50 am |
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susansweet Member
Doc always wanted to see the House that Ruth built. I missed my chance. Susan |
Posted: Tue Sep 23rd, 2008 02:30 am |
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Doc C Member
I'll be happy to send pics if you so desire. Doc C |
Posted: Wed Sep 24th, 2008 02:45 am |
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Posted: Wed Sep 24th, 2008 02:54 am |
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susansweet Member
Thanks Doc looks like a good night for baseball. The one that has several players standing at each position I take it are the players that have played that position ? Susan |
Posted: Wed Sep 24th, 2008 12:42 pm |
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Doc C Member
Susan You're correct. For instance, Yogi, Elston Howard's daughter at home plate; Reggie, Roger Marris's son in right field. Doc C |
Posted: Wed Sep 24th, 2008 01:12 pm |
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susansweet Member
Boy , Doc those are names I remember well, even though I have been a lifelong Dodger Fan both when they were in Brooklyn and when they came to California. Duke Snider was from my hometown so he was the local hero. I was a young teen when the Dodgers came to L.A. My father's boss had season tickets behind home plate . We got them when he didn't want to use them. Saw Sandy Koufax, Gil Hodges, Don Drysdale , Duke, PeeWee Reese and later Maury Wills to name a few . My brother and I one day stood hanging over the railing as the players ran into the tunnel after workout. None of them stopped to sign our program. Most just ignored us. Don Drysdale came walking along yelling at a reporter to leave him alone as he came toward us. We figured what the heck try it . We asked . His whole demeaner changed. Sure kids I'll sign your program. How are you today. One of the great moments for two baseball addicted kids about 12 and 14. That and the night we went to Duke Snider night . Oh both of us have autographed Duke Snider balls. Only thing is mine is personal as it says to Susan Sweet best wishes Duke Snider. Local sports writer was a friend of the family. My brother's came from when he was a scout . All the boys got a ball signed by Duke and a minor league local player. Same sports writer had gotten them signed for all the BOYS in the troop. I had gotten in line to get one and was told they were for the boys. This is when Duke was still in Brooklyn. Boy do I give my brother a hard time about the difference in the balls. Oh same man also got me a signed World series ball for the first Wold Championship in Los Angeles. Count the hall of famers on that ball!!! AND NO my brother doesn't have one of those. hee hee . We had a grandmother who was a died in the wool baseball fan . She was loyal to the Yankees as Mickey Mantle was from Oklahoma. Big thrill for her was the last time she came to visit us the Angels were just starting to play in L.A. (at old Wrigley Field left over from Pacific Coast League) She got to see her beloved Mickey play in person . I was so excited for her. Take care Doc. Thanks for sharing the memories . Susan |
Posted: Wed Sep 24th, 2008 03:58 pm |
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Susan, Do you remember Pete Reiser? Some say he would have been one of the all time greats if he had not played so hard! I know it sounds funny, but they claim he had "too much hustle" and shortened his career by crashing into the then "non padded" walls. He also took a few beanballs in the head (pre-helmet days) but he help bring batting helmets to the game. I am sure he was a little before your time but the talk of the greats of baseball and the old parks made me think of Brooklyn and the "Sym-phony Band" and Hilda Chester and the cow bell and all the things I grew up hearing from my grandfather. Thank you for the memories! Devils Den |
Posted: Wed Sep 24th, 2008 04:06 pm |
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Doc- Congrats on getting to see the final game in that wonderful old piece of America! It is something that, though they are building a new stadium, can never be replaced. I don't feel like baseball myths and legends (Mickey almost hitting the ball out of the stadium, the 27 Yanks, Larson's perfect game, and on and on and on), even though they will be talked about in the new stadium, will not be the same knowing they took place elsewhere. Well, Fenway is the only American league spot where the "gods have strolled" now. The rest of the new parks will all have legends, but none can come close to the things that Yankee Stadium saw in her day. I will miss her! Devils Den |
Posted: Wed Sep 24th, 2008 04:09 pm |
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susansweet Member
I remember reading about Pistol Pete. How he would crash into that wall . He did have hustle . I was so addicted to baseball when the Dodgers came to L.A. I wrote a term paper on the history of baseball. Had a fine collection of baseball cards too. The cards sad to say were given to a younger neighbor when I got too old to be such a fan. As many say I could have made a fortune in those 1950 era cards. I had so many future hall of famers Susan |
Posted: Wed Sep 24th, 2008 04:25 pm |
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Devils Den Member
I LOVE early era baseball stuff. My grandfather (would would have been 100 this year) was a huge fan who happened to be frieds with a couple of pretty fair players in their day, Jimmie Foxx and Lefty Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics. He constantly pushed me to appreciate the difference in the era's and styles of the game. And of course,when I take my school kids to Gettysburg and we are doing day 1, I always show them Doubleday's statue, almost directly across from the spot where JFR was shot, and explain that the "Father of Baseball" was there also. D.D. |
Posted: Wed Sep 24th, 2008 05:24 pm |
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Something I have often read but have never known, what exactly did Abner Doubleday do to make him the Father of Baseball? |
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Posted: Wed Sep 24th, 2008 06:08 pm |
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Some guy named Abner Graves (who murdered his wife), said Doubleday invented it at Cooperstown. But at that time, Doubleday was a cadet at WP. So there is no verifiable connection to baseball. Doubleday never made any claims about it. The game actually came from your home country, where it was known as rounders. Doubleday does hold a patent for the San Francisco cable car system, however. Last edited on Wed Sep 24th, 2008 06:10 pm by David White |
Posted: Wed Sep 24th, 2008 06:18 pm |
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fedreb Member
Thanks guys. Rounders is still played over here by young schoolkids. I went to my first baseball game when I was in Florida earlier this year, Tampa Bay Rays v. Toronto Bluejays, had a great night, terrific atmosphere. Baseball is definitly on the "to do" list for next time in the States. |
Posted: Thu Sep 25th, 2008 12:12 am |
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susansweet Member
Great book out called Baseball in Blue and Gray about base ball during the Civil War . Written by George B. Kirsch. It discusses the Doubleday myth and much much more. Susan |
Posted: Thu Sep 25th, 2008 12:15 am |
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Doc C Member
My wife, of 32 years, said Sunday night that my Christmas present this year will be tickets to the first game in the new Yankee stadium. WHAT A WOMAN. Doc C |
Posted: Thu Sep 25th, 2008 12:23 am |
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susansweet Member
Doc great Christmas present . I hope your present for her is just as great. Susan |
Posted: Thu Sep 25th, 2008 12:44 am |
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Miss Susan That's why I still work part time. Doc C Last edited on Thu Sep 25th, 2008 12:44 am by Doc C |
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Discovery Leaders are upper-class students who are highly motivated to be "change agents" in their community. They want to lead by example and mentor new students as they transition into their college careers here at Hofstra. Discovery Leaders will live with the participants in Stuyvesant Hall for the duration of the Discovery Program. They will expose participants to campus and community resources and act as guides at the various service projects.
Amanda Bentley is a sophomore from New Hampshire currently majoring in Psychology. She loves to paint, eat anything sweet, and is obsessed with bull dogs! On campus she is involved with She's the First, M.U.S.E., and is planning on becoming more involved with different organizations including volunteering with Admissions as a Pride Guide. At home, Amanda volunteers at the local senior center and animal shelter. Her favorite part of the Discovery Program was visiting the American Cancer Society's Hope Lodge in New York City. Amanda Is looking forward to inspiring new students to become involved, meet new people, and help them in their transition to Hofstra!
Rachael Burlette is a sophomore here at Hofstra. She is an majoring in English and is very excited to start another year at Hofstra as a Discovery Leader! She can't wait to meet the incoming new students and to go out into the community once more, which is her favorite part of the Discovery Program. She has been involved in a few clubs on campus including the Discovery Club. Rachael has also done service projects with Hofstra including the Midnight Run, where she collected clothing for the homeless and then distributed it in New York City. Besides doing community service Rachael also likes to watch old black and white movies in her spare time.
Dylan Cahir is a junior majoring in Political Science, Global Studies, and Italian with minors in European Studies and Geography. He is a member of the Discovery Club, Hofstra's Hope for Humanity, and Hofstra Versus Zombies. His favorite part of the Discovery Program is meeting new people. He looks forward to being a Discovery Leader to help new students acclimate to college life and having new experiences. Dylan's favorite color is yellow.
George Calvo is a member of Hofstra's class of 2015. He is double majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics. George has participated in the Midnight Run where he helped give food and clothing directly to the homeless in New York City. He also was part of the 2012 and 2013 Alternative Spring Break National Programs where he traveled to El Paso, Texas and Bayboro, North Carolina, respectively, to do community service. George is President of Hofstra's Hope for Humanity, which works directly with Habitat for Humanity on Long Island, in fundraising, raising awareness and building homes. George had an amazing experience as a participant of the 2011 Discovery Program and again as a leader for the 2012 Discovery Program. He feels that the opportunity to give incoming new students a similar experience to what he had in the program is invaluable. He has made strong connections and friendships which have positively influenced his first two years at Hofstra University. He is looking forward to providing the new Discovery Program participants with a gratifying and memorable experience.
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Alex Demarest is a senior majoring in English with a double minor in Religious Studies and Psychology. Around campus he plays on the men's rugby team and helped found Hofstra's chapter of Humans vs Zombies. As an Eagle Scout he enjoys long walks through the woods, chopping lumber, and talking with animals. When it comes to the Discovery Program, Alex enjoys meeting the incoming students and helping them discover the exciting experiences he had as a new student.
Satya Makadia is a part of the Class of 2016. She is from Long Island and is a Pre-Medical student with a major in Psychology. Satya is a member of Phi Delta Epsilon, the pre-medical fraternity, APHOS, and the Hofstra University Honor's College. Her favorite part of the Discovery Program is meeting so many different types of people and hearing how inspiring their stories are. Satya is looking forward to being a Discovery Leader because she hopes to be the change she wishes to see in the world and is super excited to meet new students who share the same passions she does. Satya is a vegetarian, her favorite color is turquoise, and she loves Hofstra University!
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Catie Moulton is a senior Health Sciences major planning to become an MD/MPH. She comes from Merrimack, NH. On campus, she is involved in Hofstra's all-female acapella group, Makin Treble, Phi Delta Epsilon Pre-medical Fraternity, the Hofstra Rotaract club, and Hofstra's Women's Club Soccer. She is a certified Wilderness EMT, and tries to spend as much time as possible hiking, running, kayaking, stargazing, and generally enjoying being outdoors. In her free time, she enjoys watching cat videos on Youtube and eating peanut M&M's. The Discovery program has been an integral part of her college experience, and she will always treasure the friends and memories she has made in the program both as a participant and as a leader. Discovery 2013 is sure to be the best year yet, and she can't wait to be a part of it.
Lena Nash is a senior majoring in Labor Studies. She will be graduating this December 2013 and returning to Hofstra to complete her MBA in Sports & Entertainment Management. She is the Vice President of the Rowing Team, Member of Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity, and the Online Chair for Relay For Life. Her favorite part of the Discovery Program is going into the city to visit various service locations. Lena looks forward to being a Discovery Leader for the 3rd time because each time she learns something new from her students and she just can't stay away from the best program at Hofstra. Something you should know about her is that she loves Grumpy Cat, peanut butter, and boats.
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Jenny Rowe is a Public Relations major, Political Science minor from Ellington, Connecticut. After volunteering as a coach for a Special Olympics golf team during high school, she created the club Hofstra Goes for Gold, which gives students the opportunity to volunteer and fundraise for the Special Olympics. As President of Hofstra Goes for Gold, she assisted in bringing a new event to campus in the spring of 2012 and 2013 called Jail & Bail, which raised a total of $15,262 for Special Olympics. Jenny is also associated with Student Government Association, Blue and Gold Leadership Program, Midnight Run, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island, and also works as a student aide in the Office of University Advisement. After having an incredible experience going through the program herself in 2011, Jenny would recommend the Discovery Program to any new student at Hofstra. She believes that it is an amazing opportunity to get involved as well as a great way to make friends and transition easily into college life. Jenny is so excited to be a Discovery Leader again in August 2013 and looks forward to meeting all of the new Discovery participants!
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So, although Harvard undergrads get no mercy from administrators (read: we're expected to journey to class amidst a weather-pocalypse (no more a snow-pocalypse because it's effing raining out)), other Harvard affiliated persons have gotten more lucky. Libraries have closed, offices have closed, and a few classes have been canceled. Not bad, right?
Here's the kicker. ALL CLASSES ARE CANCELED TODAY AT THE HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL.
Yeah, the future doctors get the day off and yet we undergrads are expected to trudge to our GenEd and Core classes. We're not saving any lives here. In fact, we're risking our own as we practically swim through the 6+in puddles of water and slush.
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The landscape of Big PineŌĆÖs enhancement mitigation projects has changed significantly in the past six weeks. A leased property cited as a fire and then a dust hazard has been cleared and fenced; the communityŌĆÖs 30-acre regreening site northeast of the town is being prepped and a well southeast of the Big Pine Paiute Reservation will be switched on for a few weeks a year to compensate for water used on those acres.
Scott Kemp is a happy man. The Lone Pine basketball coach was probably described as ŌĆ£happyŌĆØ at this time last year. He had a troupe of freshmen, all more than 6 feet tall, a couple of juniors with speed and ability and the veteran senior Michael Cappello who went on to claim a Desert Mountain League MVP spot. The Golden Eagles went deep into CIF playoffs, finally falling in the quarterfinals to the eventual division champion, Rio Hondo Hares.
Carol Ann Worabel 1944-2013
Carol was a simple woman who lived a simple life, and was a genuine friend to all. She is survived by her husband, Steve; daughter, Sunny; son, Tim; and grandchildren, Roman, Danny, Josh, Jeff, Jetta, Summer and Shanae. Also her lovely animals, dog, Jitterbug and bird, Lieko. ŌĆ£HootsieŌĆÖsŌĆØ best of times were in the Eastern Sierra, where she worked at BrownŌĆÖs Town with the BrownŌĆÖs family. She loved walking her dog QP along Pole Line Road.
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Lois Emma Lloyd was born Jan. 11, 1933 in Glassport, Penn. to William and May Lloyd. She moved with her parents to Fontana in 1946 and then to Van Nuys in 1947, where she attended Van Nuys High School and met her future husband Robert G. Pahlow. They were married on Nov. 25, 1950 in Las Vegas. Lois worked for Pacific Telephone in the San Fernando Valley for 19 years and then she and her husband moved to Bishop, where they lived for 18 years. While living in Bishop she worked for Continental Telephone and the City of Bishop.
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Gail entered eternal peace Friday, Nov. 15, 2013. Gail was born May 24, 1952 to Alexander and Geraldine David in San Carlos, Ariz. She leaves her memories to be cherished by her father, Alexander David; beloved sisters, Beverly David, Jean Bengochia, Charlotte David, Ruth David and Margorie David; brother, Daniel David, her three daughters, Beverly Havel, Mavis Lambright and Victoria WhiteBear; as well as her six adoring grandchildren and numerous family and friends.
Steve KlassenŌĆÖs brand new Wave Rave outlet store in Bishop hasnŌĆÖt even opened for business yet but that didnŌĆÖt stop a trio of residents from allegedly breaking in Sunday and stealing merchandise, according to police. The Bishop residents were arrested not long after the late-night/early-morning break-in after police literally followed a trail of clues to the residence in which they were hiding.
This Wednesday is National Geographic Information Services Day and Inyo County is inviting the community to learn about real-world applications of GIS and how it is being used locally. Inyo County will host a GIS Day event from 2-6 p.m. Wednesday in the Board of Supervisors Room in the County Administrative Center.
A Gallup poll conducted March 7-10, 2013 showed that 76 percent of Americans support solar energy. In a very ambitious move, the state of California is requiring that solar, wind and other renewable sources make up 33 percent of the electricity supply by 2020.
Local Internet service providers are beginning to roll out new, faster Internet services available through the Digital 395 broadband network but local businesses are not getting the same treatment as residential customers. When Praxis completed the Digital 395 project Oct. 31, residents almost immediately had access to Internet speeds 10-20 times faster than what had been available for years. However, businesses with Internet access did not receive automatic upgrades to faster speeds and are still operating at their pre-Digital 395 speeds.
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Memorial Day weekend is nearly here. If you're planning on hitting up some fun festivities in order to celebrate this all-American holiday, chances are a picnic may be in your future. If you're looking for a fresh bag to get you pumped for the shift in seasons, we've pulled a number of design-inspired picks that are both practical and pretty. Click through to check them all out!
Yum's May Must Haves
We're so excited that it is finally May! With long days, hot nights, and alfresco dining, the warmer months are our favorite time of year. The weather here in San Francisco has been gorgeous for the past couple of days, and we are ready to get our grill on while sipping refreshing cocktails. Here are five items we can't live without this month.
Yum's July Must Haves
July is the month where Summer hits its stride. It's an endless parade of pool parties, barbecues, and hot days. Not to mention the food: burgers, grilled pizza, berries, ice cream, avocados, and salads. Clearly, we're embracing the gloriousness that is the warm season and encourage you to do the same! To make our lives easier, we are turning to five little items. Here are our must haves for the next 31 days.
Are You Picnicking This Labor Day Weekend?
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Do You Have a Picnic Basket?
One of the true pleasures of warm weather is eating outside. I love picnicking on a blanket with a bottle of wine and some delicious picnic goodies. My old picnic basket had seen better days, so I was happy to pick up this lovely Vermont-made picnic basket at a flea market over the weekend. Do you have a picnic basket at your home?
Nice and New: Picnic Trunk with Table
One of my favorite ways to enjoy the Summer weather is picnic-ing with friends and good grub. But, sometimes picnics can be so orchestrated — "Meet at the north west corner of the park. Bring X,Y, and Z drinks. Oh! And don't forget your frisbee. I don't have a blanket, do you? Should we invite so and so?" — that it gets me down. I always envision the perfect picnic in my mind, and coordinating all the ideal details complicates things and stresses me out. So, it's crucial to have a picnic basket ready to go, so I can have a hassle-free picnic on the fly.
The Design Within Reach Picnic Trunk with Table ($200) qualifies as that key ingredient and more; it has all the fixin's (two wine glasses, two melamine plates, cutlery, a corkscrew, two cotton napkins and salt and pepper shakers) and it has an extendable table on which I can serve up my feast. And, its durable canvas fabric and hefty strap will stand the test of time, making it perfect for habitual picnic-ers like me.
Off to Market: Picnic Gear
Picnic season is in full swing and if you plan on packing a meal and heading to a local park, you'll need the proper picnic gear. From a basket to a blanket, planning a picnic requires the essential tools. To ensure that everyone hosts fabulous picnics, let's head off to market in search of the most perfect picnic gear. Look for picnic baskets, plastic serving ware, and anything else — like this canvas wine tote ($39.00) — in between. Bookmark your discoveries in the Yum Market on TeamSugar with the keyword tag, Picnic Gear.
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Now that the sun is shining, it's time to enjoy as much time outside as possible, and this Williams- Sonoma Picnic Basket with a liner can help you do just that! Fill it with your favorite foods and your favorite wine, lay out a blanket and soak up the rays with your significant other or best friends!
Off To Market Recap: Picnic Basket
At the end of April, I will be attending a picnic down in Bakersfield on a friend's family ranch. Every April Laura and her family invite all of their friends out to their ranch for some frolicking in the sun, and every August they invite the same people to a reggae party at their beach house on the strip in Hermosa. Last August I spent the weekend at their house and had the most amazing time. So much so that I do not want to show up empty handed to their picnic. That's why I asked you to search the web for the perfect picnic basket. You saved your baskets in the Yum Market on TeamSugar with the keyword tag Picnic Basket. Here are the baskets that I think the Cattani family would enjoy the most:
How cool is this backpack picnic basket that SU3 found? Part basket, part backpack, part cooler, this unique and functional rattan food transporter takes picnicking to a whole new chic level. Includes an insulated wine tote, food compartment and blanket holder.
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Off To Market: Picnic Basket
At the end of April, I am heading down to Bakersfield for the Cattani family's annual Spring picnic. My girlfriend Laura and her family are people after my own heart, they know how to throw one fabulous party. Every April they invite all of their friends out to their ranch for some frolicking in the sun and every August they invite the same people to a reggae party at their beach house on the strip in Hermosa. Last August I spent the weekend at their house and had the most amazing time. So much so that I do not want to show up empty handed to their picnic. I want to get them a wonderful gift to thank them for inviting me to the parties and was thinking what could be more fitting than a picnic basket? I need you to help me find the most perfect picnic basket. Please save your finds in the Yum Market with the keyword tag Picnic Basket. I look forwarding to checking out what you find.
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The Buena Vista women led by as many as 13 in the second half on Monday night against visiting Loras College, but it was the Duhawks taking advantage of 38 shots from the free-throw line en route to a 68-59 Iowa Conference victory over the Beavers inside of Siebens Fieldhouse.
Senior Jessica Christensen (Turin, Iowa/West Monona) was the only Beaver to score in double figures, tallying 11 points, including three long range buckets, while fellow senior Amanda Roder (Remsen, Iowa/St. Mary's) followed closely with nine points, as well as a team-best nine rebounds. Freshman Jordan Henningsen (Alta, Iowa/Alta) also chipped in with nine points, as junior Brooke Wehle (Denison, Iowa/Denison-Schleswig) led the way with a game and career-high 10 assists.
The Beavers held the Duhawks to only six first half field goals, but saw Loras go 12-of-15 at the free-throw line. BVU was called for 13 fouls, compared to only three on the Duhawks and shot only four free-throws, but did take a 27-25 lead into the half.
BVU tightened up its defense at the start of the second half, holding Loras to only two field goals over the first seven minutes and building a 13-point advantage at 42-29. Loras then made a three-pointer to get back within 10 and start a 16-2 run and taking a 45-44 lead with under 10 minutes to play.
The game was then tied four times over the next five minutes, before Loras, which went 28-of-38 at the charity stripe for the contest, scored 10 its final 12 points at the charity stripe over the final four minutes to hang on for the win.
Kelly Rogowski led all scorers with 19 points for the Duhawks, which improved to 9-7 (4-3 IIAC).
Buena Vista dips to 8-8 on the year (3-4 IIAC) and will return to action on Wednesday night when the team takes the road and travels to the University of Dubuque for a 6:00pm tip-off.


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I developed a stress fracture in the 2nd metatarsal of my right foot. After 6 weeks of stationary bike,elliptical,some aqua jogging I took the "boot" off and thought I would be able to start getting back to my training. Went to the podiatrist and found that now the stress fracture is a complete fracture! Now I am in the boot and on crutches until Feb. 20th. My question is I am registered for Boston on Apr. 16th....what kind of training can I possibly do to prepare for this race?....should I even attempt it? Any input would be helpful
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A mini Sex and the City reunion took place in New York City this evening. Kim Cattrall and Cynthia Nixon showed up to the support their co-star and friend Sarah Jessica Parker at the Did You Hear About the Morgans? New York premiere held at Ziegfeld Theatre on December 14, 2009.
I love all the laughing pictures of Kim and Sarah. So many people think their is bad blood between these two woman but I just don't see it. Maybe there was some old school drama but it definitely looks like water under the bridge.
For all my fashionistas out there I need your help. I am dying to know who designed SJP's shoes. I am loving them!!
Sarah stars alongside British babe Hugh Grant in this Marc Lawrence romantic/comedy about a Manhattan couple who witness a murder are relocated to small-town Wyoming as part of a witness-protection program.
There are some nice pictures of Hugh in the gallery also!
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-- shares falling to a new low just a few moments ago but you know -- also been several other recent Internet and social networking stocks.
That have been absolute disasters -- debuts joining us now is Chris -- he's the CEO of social -- social.
And Chris just so the audience those -- You're -- -- consulting firm to larger firms that want to be more attractive with their customers absolutely what we do is be essentially hold their hand and we escort them into you.
The social media ecosystem.
We help them understand how to engage appropriately with their consumer because it's different I mean.
The matter which we aggregate and disseminate information as a culture within social media.
Has definitively changed has definitively -- everyone has avoids these days and -- want to be heard these days.
But you -- to large companies like the Michael corners of the world.
But only to make money on it right I mean it's sort of like it could be a loss leader they just need a way to communicate and they're they're not try to make that something that -- The bottom line well.
At times it does and this is something that FaceBook is being held accountable foreign large businesses are understanding -- that there is a definitive our alliance social media because people expect.
A brand to have a FaceBook page they expect to get certain discounts and to have.
An insider's look behind the scenes about the company to have that type of relationship of the company that previously wasn't there before.
But Chris as a pure business model you know we -- at -- would look at Groupon now look at its book of all -- what that was supposed to be.
The IPO of the and our unrelenting I -- is look.
-- candidate candidate -- made by themselves as a business model.
Be monetized.
-- yet I believe so I think wait -- I think.
Right now Zuckerberg -- -- a little bit of a pickle I think he's got some cognitive distance happening -- right now because he wants to change the way that we all aggregate disseminate information as I said he's gotten there.
But now he's got all this information -- commodity is your information my information all the information that we provide to FaceBook and I think.
They're just scratching the surface on how to monetize that.
They're doing it with.
They're allowing the mood someone that would come -- -- -- you gotta admit though -- they got all -- information that but we're going to be pissed off -- they started selling it to other people they got to promise because it's free and we think it's secure right now they're take.
-- gentle hand trying to subtly do things like sponsored ads to sponsored ads for example with your whole foods and you and I are friends on FaceBook and you check in at whole foods.
I will sort of gingerly quietly see that pop up in the news -- saying.
O Charles -- checked in at whole foods isn't that exciting so it's a very symbolism possible an important aspect of advertising.
-- socket that 96 who wanted to logo that is a FaceBook is obviously like the Google social media analyst at I mean in my in my family interest -- something I -- anytime I -- -- it's an anniversary or birthday I think it comes up interest from my wife yeah absolutely and that's how we communicate through do you think all of the other.
Competition that's out there against FaceBook -- starting to hurt their valuation because the barriers to entry are very very low in terms of social media.
Perhaps -- more also seeing the sort of shift where if people would say FaceBook is the living room of social media and we're to the kids wanna hang out where to teenagers wanna hang out there wanna -- -- -- living -- right they wanna hang on the -- in the basement -- so we're seeing the emergence of other platforms like.
Tumblr and while kids will have -- -- have a profile on FaceBook they're not necessarily engaging in it as much as people would potentially want.
But I do you still feel bullish on FaceBook simply because of the fact they -- level this information.
And they're testing -- -- they're allowing for brands to pay for sponsored ads in new speeds outside of that ecosystem and it might have liked the -- written it before.
Outlets and by the way that they whoever Dutch auction guys we go down okay go ahead and 1950 OK you've got 95 did not -- had -- nineteenth.
-- -- -- Monica -- been so fascinating to watch all of these major social networking.
Go this route because consumers are so used to getting content for free rights that it really struggling about how to monetize their web sites in and there at their.
Their home pages of the rest of -- -- what's fascinating at its media as a question is this is question did FaceBook go public too soon.
Without having a plan for really monetizing this thing I.
You know I don't think so I do think that they they're towing the line of turning people off because they're not being that ecosystem for free and if they see too much advertising that it becomes MySpace.
Prisoners is that Chris that's the I know your business' hot that's for sure passengers we'll -- about FaceBook obviously the stock as he -- speaking was dropping considerably so you have to convince the public just yet.
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The FDA applies bright line rules, backed by criminal penalties, to an area of science where the lines are not bright at all.
There's no mystery to the evil FDA seeks to prevent. It's well-described by the dissent in the Caronia case.
"Hardware stores are generally free to sell bottles of turpentine, but may not label those bottles, 'Hamlin's Wizard Oil: There is no Sore it will Not Heal; No Pain it will not Subdue,' " the judge wrote. Hamlin's Wizard Oil was one of the very first products shut down by the Food and Drug Act in the early 20th century.
But in trying to protect the public from flim-flam, the FDA also risks depriving doctors of early notice of information that could treat and cure their patients.
The irony is that the law allows "all-natural food supplements" to make all kinds of wild promises: They're subject to a different and much more permissive regulatory scheme. You'll hear radio ads for "supplements" that tout these products as "so effective, clinical trials have already begun." Yet for pharmaceutical products, even the news that a clinical trial has been completed was, until this week, forbidden speech unless the FDA gave the word.
That rule has abruptly changed. You're going to hear more talk about what scientists think medicines might be able to do. Where the side effects of a medicine are high, and where good alternatives are available, doctors and patients will want to exercise caution until the final experiments conclude. But where alternatives do not exist, where something is better than nothing, the Caronia ruling offers hope for a more transparent drug-approval regime.
Nothing is certain until the Supreme Court weighs in. But it's looking likelier that freer speech is coming to American medicine.
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Anti-unionism in Michigan and police trampling on our rights
Number of issues to get to:
I. In Michigan the Republican controlled state government changed union laws to reduce a source of funding from unions to Democrats, in order to ensure they retain a hold on their power. This is supposedly for workers, but actually it is for their big corporate donors who want to destroy unions in the state of Michigan in order to severely weaken wages. Reminds you of Wisconsin and Gov. Scott Walker, doesn't it?
II. Milwaukee (WI) Police Officer Richard Schoen, who repeatedly punched a woman in the back of a police cruiser, has his job back. Ironically he got his job back because of a union. While I favor union rights, police unions are the one union I am strongly opposed, because their political power leads to us citizens being less free. Police unions have created special appeal rights for cops who are fired, as what happened in the case of Schoen.
By the way, you might remember Michael Vagnini, the Milwaukee cop who seems to have a fetish of searching the anal cavities of pretty much anyone he suspects in a crime. Laws, what laws! Don't people know that police are above the law! They all must think they are Judge Dredd. Of course this was in regards to a search for drugs, because if we are to ensure people don't ever get high on marijuana, we have to do street anal cavity searches.
III. A Federal Judge has ruled it is Constitutional and legal for police to go to your private property and put cameras on it without a warrant, and obviously without permission. (By the way, if you secretly record police in Massachusetts, you will be arrested. This being an obvious violation of free speech/press rights to investigate governmental wrongdoing which includes the police.)
Unfortunately, the 4th Amendment prohibition on "unreasonble search and seizure" is limited and does not technically cover your land farther away from your dwelling. But, this is an obvious point that a federal judge upholding a drug conviction should have known, there is a law against trespassing.
The government/police can't trespass, especially when there are no tresspassing signs, everywhere on your property! Just another example of how the War on Drugs makes a mockery of our rights. I have many more examples, to write about, unfortunately.


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Look at the difference: In 1977 I bought a small house in Portland Oregon for $24,000. At the time I was earning $5 per hour working at a large auto parts store. I owned a 4 year old Chevy Nova that cost $1,500. Now, 36 years later that same job pays $8 an hour, that same house costs $185,000 and a 4 year old Chevy costs $10,000. Wages haven't kept up with expenses at all. And, I should point out that that $5 an hour job in 1977 was union and included heath benefits.
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