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AP Twitter feed hacked; White House has NOT been bombed
The White House has NOT been bombed, folks, despite what you might have seen on the Associated Press Twitter account.
Hackers apparently got ahold of the wire service's Twitter feed and tweeted out "breaking" news of a White House bombing that injured President Barack Obama.
Not so, say the Twitter feeds of AP corporate and some employees.
When the tweet went out, Twitter immediately erupted with notes from sleuthing tweeps who noted that the suspicious tweet did not use the normal all caps style for BREAKING news, and was sent from the Web, which is unusual for … Read more

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The last ditch efforts to avoid the fiscal cliff the deadline hours away now.
If some kind of -- deal isn't hammered out by midnight tonight tax hikes that would impact every American plus massive spending cuts kick in.
The blame game already in full swing on both sides of the -- This is exactly the wrong time for us took over this Clough our membership businesses.
Frustrated as the American people were sworn to serve.
Because we understand and continue to.
Be befuddled.
Why we can't bring up proposals to put the country back to work.
Why we can't deal with a tax cut.
-- for the middle class.
We've done our work and we're still waiting for the president and Harry Reid engage on this -- -- concerned about the lack of urgency here.
And we all know we're running out of time -- Far too much at stake.
For political gamesmanship.
We need to protect the American family issue and businesses from this looming -- talk.
Joining us now to talk about all this Alexis McGill Johnson executive director of American values institute.
And Ron bond -- a guy who knows how things get handled in the House of Representatives he was former communications director to house speaker pastor.
Of that house Ron is saying look we've sent spending bills over to the senate and they have languished so -- -- their turn it.
Is that a workable strategy I mean -- are Americans gonna say OK the houses done its job.
Well here's here's I think that if we don't get a deal even a small -- I think that Americans are gonna blame Washington in general you know the president.
Try to blame Republicans and over the weekend.
You know on a Sunday talk show.
And I don't think that that's the -- voters -- and I think they're gonna say you know what Democrats Republicans you're not getting anything done.
This is you know we we elected and we reelect -- President Obama because.
We wanted him to go on a path forward but it's not happening and it you know and I think if the markets crash.
Edit it it it'll scare a lot of people and I think that in taxes will go up I think you're gonna point a -- -- big problem for -- Party Alexis Harry Truman had the famous buck stops here desk some sign on his desk who should President Obama and get that out of you know the Smithsonian or wherever it resides right now on.
And take the responsibility himself look I think the president has been have been showing a lot of leadership around -- and and I think that that where the American people are gonna do is they are going to look at this in the much larger contacts.
Since the president has been an office.
The the house Republicans in particular have been trying to.
-- economy in the budget deficit around the presidents snack and and and instead of trying to lead and figure out how to grow the economy and build.
Build a better opportunity for all Americans and -- I I think it it's not just about that that the buck stopping with the president of the president's been doing all he can to really push and -- the the senate met and the house Republicans you know in the right direction but I think it -- the really the bucks for firm the American voter is gonna stop with the with the house Republicans and and John Boehner and Eric Cantor in particular.
Well that's what we're talking about but but let me play for you what does senator Tom Harkin said just a bit ago we -- the senate session this hour.
With majority leader Harry Reid who basically said that we're still talking but no progress are no real progress to report didn't say much frankly.
And then senator Harkin took -- micron here's what he had this.
If we're gonna have some kind of a deal the deal must be one that really does favor the middle class the real world class boats that are Macon.
Dollars a year.
That's the real middle class -- And as I see this thing developing.
Quite frankly.
As I've said before no deal was better than a bad deal -- a -- like a very bad deal way to shape -- up.
This around what about that plan B bill that the house passed or or or were you know -- what was considering that and that there would have raised taxes on on those making a million dollars and up.
Well that's that's what's confusing me is that is that we want Republicans want to save taxpayers is many taxpayers is possibly wanna save them money.
At the same time we've been looking for entitlement cuts we've been looking for spending cuts.
To make sure that you know we can.
Paid for increasing -- -- and you know that's why we're having a focus on a small deal and I do think that there is a realistic small deal won't get.
Rule prevent taxes going up for those making -- for 2004000.
Dollars or last.
Democrats want to -- or less I think what we're trying to do is save more people money.
Who have small business it was -- employ people.
And you know what next year when we deal to sequester which we haven't yet in this deal which were unlikely to end when we have the -- let limit increase which we have to deal with.
Republicans are more leverage to demand spending cuts demand entitlement -- for right now we're focused on saving taxpayers' money Alexis.
You know you you mentioned that in in your view it says speaker Boehner Boehner and Republicans in congress -- get the blame but.
You know as one of those Republicans said this morning on Fox News Channel he was elected to reduce spending in Washington.
And there are hundreds of Republicans who who feel the same way so why should they be forced to go with the spending package that the president wants just because he's the president.
Well because the president was reelected as well -- and they all were that's my IPO I understand that I'm at bat but I think that that the presidents larger message around increasing taxes on wealthy Americans to help us.
Deal with some of our our debt challenges.
Is -- that -- this control.
Seen that that went through his entire election cycle and so.
It's either Republican how is in particular has been focused on trying to -- -- to prevent taxes from increasing in trying to protect.
Essentially 2% of Americans 2% of Americans and having their taxes go up.
When really it is as senator -- that it really is about.
Those people those teachers those firefighters those people who are actually supporting the American economy and in very real ways and in so until we can come to deal.
That doesn't include.
That the kinds of cuts to spending that would affect very lightly I mean I think that's what we're not talking in the spending.
Conversation and these entitlement cuts actually have a meaningful impact on their lives in -- that -- doesn't seem like during -- forward.
And as you know those you know -- the increase on the top 2% really isn't gonna do much to reduce the deficit if it seems to be the spending problem -- they're gonna have to attack but.
That's a discussion for another day Alexis McGill Johnson run -- thank you both.
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Food Chain Radio Show #913
March 30, 2013 • Sat 9AM Pacific
Michael Olson hosts Kevin Sanders, Yellowstone Outdoor Adventures
Should civilized people feed wild life?
"Dad! Why does the sign say, 'Don't feed the bears!"
"Because, son, Yellowstone Park does not want us to feed bears."
"But Dad, the bears are hungry, and we have extra food. It doesn't seem fair!"
Living in rural Yachats, Oregon, Karen Noyes did not have to abide by the rules of Yellowstone Park, and liked feeding the wild bears, and so fed them. And when she did, more bears came to be fed. Soon Karen Noyes had a yard full of bears to be fed, with more coming all the time.
It did not take long before things got out of Karen Noyes' hands. One of her bear friends stormed a neighbor's turkey farm and killed 60 of its resident turkeys. Another bear friend took a liking to the neighbor lady and got stuck trying to sneak in through the lady's dog door for visit. And so on …
Consequent to all the bearishness going on in the neighborhood, poor Karen Noyes was arrested and convicted for "Harassing Wildlife." She was then sentenced to three years of probation, which included an order not to go near her rural home.
Yellowstone Park has a long and storied history of wild bears and civilized people. When civilized people see the wild bears' pleading looks of "feed me, feed me," they often want to feed the wild bears. When they do, the wild bears often undergo a personality change, and the pleading looks become demanding looks that say, "FEED ME! FEED ME!"
Food Chain Radio Show #913 • March 23, 2013 • Sat 9AM Pacific
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What kind of farm will be able to grow government safe food?
Industrial production of peanuts, cantaloupes, hamburger and spinach reigned havoc on the nation's food chain, sickening many and killing some.
In keeping with their stated policy of "never letting a serious crisis go to waste," politicians flew into action, and in the waning hours of 2010, passed the Food Safety Modernization Act, which granted to government total and absolute control over the nations's food chain.
Former Monsanto Executive Michael Taylor, now government's Food Safety Czar, recently handed down 1,200 pages of new food safety rules. These rules are scheduled to go into effect in a few weeks.
Few have read all the 1,200 pages, and most seem resigned to follow a former Speaker of the House, who would likely say, "Let's enforce all the rules so we can know what they are!"
Some, however, would like to have time to read all the new rules before accepting them. Their asking for time to read all the rules leads us to ask…
For whom is government making food safe?
Food Chain Radio Show #912 • March 16, 2013 • Sat 9AM Pacific
Michael Olson hosts Dr. Paul Lee, Author
As a student of Chinese language and literature, I had to spend many hours inside the language lab at the University of California, Santa Cruz. When finished with the day's studies, I would stumble outside into the brilliant sunshine to watch a full-scale revolution in action.
Adjacent to the lab, on a parcel of steep, shrub-covered hillside, students from around the nation were dropping their studies in engineering, chemistry, and physics to dig in the dirt of a French-Intensive / Biodynamic garden under the tutelage of an actor from England by the name of Alan Chadwick.
This garden, which was always filled with youthful exuberance, was somewhat of an enigma to me. Having grown up with the chores of farming and ranching, which included hour upon hour of hoeing weeds under a hot Montana sun, I could not quite see what all the excitement was about, nor why anyone would drop their studies to dig in the dirt. 'What am I missing here?' I often asked myself.
(I was not the only one with the question. When those students called home to tell mom and dad they were dropping their studies in chemistry to become a gardener, the phone began ringing off the hook in the Chancellor's office!)
What I was missing was a revolution in thinking about gardening, about food, and about how we go about living on planet Earth. There is a Garden in the Mind, and it leads us to ask…
Why organic?
Food Chain Radio Show #781 • March 9, 2013 • Sat 9AM Pacific
Michael Olson hosts Dowsers Steven Herbert and Sue Trumpfheller
What else might be devined by dowsing?
Do you believe dowsing can find water?
A few years back, I watched as a friend contracted for a water well to be drilled on his newly purchased parcel of mountain ridgetop!
Other landholders on this ridgetop had not faired well in their drilling of water wells, and consequently most of the neighborhood's wells produced mere trickles of water.
The well-driller, a grizzled veteran of decades of drillings, said, "I won't drill on this property without a dowser!" And so the recommended dowser was contracted to "witch a well."
The dowser, an equally grizzled veteran of decades of dowsing, cruised the property behind a well-used forked willow branch, occasionally stopping here and there at the dipping of the forked willow. Finally, he stopped dead in his tracks and said, "Right here! You will find 30 gallons per minute at 365 feet."
And that is, within a foot or two, where the well-driller found 30 gallons per minute on the bone dry ridgetop.
Having seen this dowsing, and the proving up of its call, one simply must ask…
What other answers might be divined by dowsing?
Ubiquitous Soy & Precocious Puberty
Food Chain Radio Show #911 • March 2, 2013 • Sat 9AM Pacific
*********Michael Olson hosts: Nancy Chapman, Executive Director, Soyfoods Association of North *********America & Pharmacist Ben Fuchs, Host, Bright Side Radio Show
Could ubiquitous soy cause precocious puberty?
A challenge: Go out into the world and find a loaf of bread that does not contain some form of soy. Good luck!
Soy is in the hamburger, in the hamburger bun, and in the milkshake. In fact, soy is in many, if not most, of the processed foods we eat, including:
Baked Goods: breads, cookies, crackers, etc.
Breakfast cereals: hot cereal mixes and protein bars
Pasta: including U.S. National School lunch pastas
Beverages & Toppings: coffee whiteners, whipped toppings, protein drinks
Meat, Poultry, Fish: products processed from whole parts
Dairy: imitation milks, cheeses, frozen yogurts, milk blends
And of course, soy is in the baby formula.
We now feed our children soy in many of their foods from the day they are born until the day they go out into the world on their own.
Wait! There is another thing to consider about our children: They are becoming sexually mature at a much younger age. In the 19th century, girls began menstruating at the average age of 15. Today girls begin at the average age of 12. Boys also are maturing years earlier, with some groups developing at the age of nine!
The ubiquity of soy in our children's foods, and the precocious puberty of our children, lead us to ask…
Could ubiquitous soy cause precocious puberty?
Can Animals in Agriculture be Treated Humanely?
Michael Olson talks with Matt Rice, Director of Investigations for "Mercy for Animals". They discuss, along with callers, whether or not animals can be treated humanely in a food market as large as that of the United States.
Solutions for the Labor Shortage
In a follow-up to last week's show, Michael Olson continues to address the labor shortage that is causing some of our crops to go unpicked. What are some of the solutions to this problem that would have been unheard of just a few years ago.
Where are all the farmworkers?
With 30 million Americans out of work and millions more underemployed, farmers are still having a hard time finding the help needed to keep a farm profitable. Michael Olson's guest for this week is Dr. Ann Lopez, Executive Director of The Center for Farmworker Families. www.farmworkerfamily.com


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That old ad slogan, "Kennywood: The Great Escape," must still be resonating with people in western Pennsylvania.
Congratulations to Kennywood Park, which captured 35 percent of the vote to win last week's "Where's Your Favorite Staycation?" in our Patch Readers' Choice contest.
Raccoon State Park tied for second place with pontoon boats at Moraine State Park —each got 20 percent of the vote.
Kennywood is hoping to open its newest ride, the Black Widow, the weekend of May 19-20. Visit www.kennywood.com for updates.
The website also has a buy-one-get-one coupon for May 20 and 27.
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• MORE THAN ever, central Ohio's nonprofit hospitals are giving their all to the people who come to them, regardless of ability to pay. They now are giving a record $586 million annually in charity health care and other community freebies for people who need them. That's up from $462 million three years ago.
One obvious reason is that more people are hurting financially as well as physically.
But not only are the area's four hospital systems providing free care to sick people who come through their doors and can't pay, the hospitals increasingly are going out to the people who need them, by offering free clinics and other health benefits.
For example, all of the systems send out free or low-cost mobile health-care units, such as OhioHealth's prenatal clinics and Ohio State University's VIP Van, for Vision in Preschoolers. Mount Carmel has set up a clinic in Reynoldsburg High School that operates like a family doctor's office. That program has been expanded because of its popularity.
An ounce of prevention is definitely worth a pound of cure, if this state hopes to cope with the growing demands on the health-care system. Kudos to central Ohio's hospitals for taking the initiative.
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• BRIAN ROSS, newly appointed to the CEO post at Experience Columbus, takes on a big job, but one for which he has plenty of preparation. With a resume that includes six years as sales chief for the convention and visitors bureau and 17 years with Hyatt Hotels and Resorts, the OSU graduate "has national sales and marketing experience and…Columbus in his DNA," said Lisa Hinson, chairwoman of the Experience Columbus board.
Ross takes over from Paul Astleford, who just retired after 13 years at the helm of Experience Columbus and who was quickly snapped up by Jacksonville, Fla., for its equivalent organization. The pressure is on to expand Columbus' market and put "heads in beds," with the opening last fall of the new, publicly financed Hilton Columbus Downtown across from the Greater Columbus Convention Center.
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In-depth BiographyOne of the great soul singers, Gladys Knight was a performer from her childhood years, forming the Pips with her brother Merald and a couple cousins. They made the Top Ten in 1961 with the heavily doo wop-influenced "Every Beat of My Heart," and recorded some fine, nowadays overlooked pop-soul sides for the Fury and Maxx labels in the early and mid-'60s, sometimes under the direction of songwriter Van McCoy. A couple singles from this period, "Letter Full of Tears" and "Giving Up," made the Top 40, but Knight didn't hit her commercial stride until she moved to Motown in 1966. Steeped in the gospel tradition, like so many soul singers, Knight & the Pips developed into one of Motown's most dependable acts, although they never quite scaled the commercial or artistic heights of fellow stars on the label like the Supremes, Marvin Gaye, and the Temptations. With Norman Whitfield providing the production and much of the songwriting, the Pips fit into the mainstream of Motown's machine well, scoring big hits with some rabble-rousers (like "Friendship Train" and the original version of "I Heard It Through the Grapevine"), mainstream midtempo soul ("It Should Have Been Me" and "The End of Our Road"), and smooth ballads like "If I Were Your Woman."
In 1973, Knight had her biggest Motown hit with "Neither One of Us," which made number two; shortly afterward, she and the Pips left Motown for Buddah. The group members were briefly superstars in 1973-1974, reeling off the smashes "Midnight Train to Georgia" (their only number one), "I've Got to Use My Imagination," and "Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me." This ranked as some of their best material, but Knight soon moved toward an easy listening, adult contemporary direction, one that she's maintained to this day. Now performing separately from the Pips (who have retired), her days as a high-charting star ended after the mid-'70s, although she remains fairly popular, and maintained an active recording career into the new millennium, releasing At Last, an album of urban R&B, on MCA in 2000; One Voice, a gospel set, on Many Roads Records in 2005; and Before Me, an album of jazz standards, on Verve in 2006. ~ Richie Unterberger, Rovi


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THE MAROON WWW.LOYOLAMAROON.COM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2008 VOL. 86, NO. 7 THEY GAME FROM OUTER SPACE! By MASAKO HIRSCH STAFF WRITER Loyola beamed up a number of new art pieces placed around campus to complement the city-wide international modern art show visiting New Orleans this November Without much of an introduction, "Yellow Cake" appeared next to Bobet Hall earlier this week. Artist Mark Grote's large yellow sculpture comes in conjunction with Prospect. 1, a contemporary art biennial exhibiting pieces from artists around the world at various locations around New Orleans. Loyola has been chosen as one of the official sites for the event. "It's not just an art show. It's a very positive experience about how to rebuild your community," Karoline Schleh, director of the Collins C. Diboll Art Gallery at Loyola, said. "Yellow Cake" is just one of the pieces currently on display around campus before the Nov. 1 opening. Other works have been added for the new sculpture garden between Marquette and Bobet Halls. Most of the pieces were donated by the artists themselves or by galleries, like the Arthur Roger Gallery, and will be on display for at least one year. Three more pieces are being added to the garden in the upcoming week. "That space is very specific to Loyola. Every artist in there is either important locally or has something to do with the campus community of Loyola and our mission statement," Schleh said. So far, the response to the art has been mixed. "It feels awkward with the architecture of Marquette and Bobet. I think it'd look better in front of the Communications building since it's more modern," said Tessa Smith, psychology freshman. Loyola will also exhibit Dawn DeDaux's "Steps Home" and Paul Villinski's "Emergency Response Studio," as well as an alumni art show called "Recursion" centered in the Danna Center Gallery with pieces also exhibited around the school. "Steps Home" is a set of three steps that will be placed in front of the Communications/Music complex and will represent the remain- der of many homes that washed away during Hurricane Katrina. A Loyola press release described "Emergency Response Studio" as a FEMA-type trailer transformed into a "mobile artist's studio designed to enable visual artists to embed in post-disaster settings." It will be on display in the Peace Quad. "The Villinski piece is one that we're super excited about because it's going to be very interactive for the students," Schleh said. "Emergency Response Studio" will be the only official Prospect. 1 exhibition on campus. The others are satellite pieces that will run in STEVE HEATH/THE MAROON (Top) Students stop to observe "Yellow Cake" an artistic commentary on nuclear war by sculptor William "Mark" Grote. (Left) Eight other sculptures adorn the Academic Quad. STEVE HEATH/THE MAROON Economics gets the limelight By KATIE URBASZEWSKI MANAGING EDITOR Professors at Loyola get special attention from the credit crisis Loyola University economics professor Walter Block keeps a detailed list of every interview and speech he gives to media and associations outside the university. In March 2008, he spoke at the Austrian Scholars Conference. In June 2008, he lectured for the Ludwig von Mises Institute and contributed to an economic video project. In October 2008, he spoke nine times for nine different organizations, including news network Al-Jazeera, the Carrollton Rotary Club and the economic thought school Liberty Fund. Since mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac went under, some economics professors at Loyola have said they've seen a significant rise in their popularity. "For once people are actually listening to what we say," economics professor John Levendis said. "They still don't believe us, but they're listening." 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A second administration of President Barack Obama will be forced to revisit the issue of subsidies for renewable energy and, with it, those for electric vehicles. Despite the millions of dollars spent on government incentives, marketing and promotion, sales of fully electric cars are well below projected targets. Investment in vehicle charging infrastructure also has fallen victim to budget cutbacks, limited usage and concern over the return on money spent.
Indeed, only last month, a leading automotive battery manufacturer, A123 Systems, was forced to declare bankruptcy. And the founder and CEO of Better Place, Shai Agassi, whose company (in which I was employed) promotes all-electric vehicles with batteries that can be both charged and replaced, was himself replaced due to low sales figures and high capital expenses arising from the deployment of battery-switching stations.
As a result, the question is now being raised: Are we again bearing witness to the death of the electric car?
Any such conclusion over the longer term may be premature. With declining costs and gradually improving technologies that can extend battery range beyond its current limitations, the electric car continues to hold promise. Rising gasoline prices and potential disruptions in oil supply favor alternative sources of energy.
To achieve mass market adoption, however, cars running on electricity — or any other alternative energy source — must satisfy the three "C's": cost, convenience and connectivity.
Few buyers are able or willing to pay more for a car running on clean energy unless the upfront cost of the car roughly equals or is below its carbon-powered alternative. Advertised savings over time in powering a car using alternative "fuels" so far have failed to persuade the average driver to buy. And while government subsidies play a role in reducing initial costs to consumers, such incentives so far have not been sufficient to attract large numbers of drivers to switch to electric vehicles.
Cars driven solely or partially by electricity or other alternative energies also must be at least as convenient as those powered exclusively by internal combustion engines. Drivers appear unwilling to sacrifice the expected hundreds of miles in driving range between refuelings. Likewise, drivers demand refueling times equal to what they are accustomed — about five minutes at the gasoline station.
Further, there must be adequate infrastructure in place to enable large numbers of drivers to connect to an alternative energy source before that source can be widely adopted. While a scattering of drivers simultaneously connecting to a power grid may not have much impact, large numbers of drivers doing so can cause major power outages that escalate absent the real-time balancing of energy loads across the network. Moreover, the environmental impact of the connected cycle between car and infrastructure, often referred to as the "well-to-wheel" balance, has to result in less pollution overall for alternative energy vehicles to achieve significant market traction.
Until the fully electric car can satisfy all three C's, any assessment of projected vehicle sales must reflect a variety of energy sourcing options, both traditional and alternative, all competing for market share.
Gasoline and diesel likely will remain the predominant source of energy in the foreseeable future for new car buyers, with hybrid vehicles that run on both petroleum and alternative energy sources taking an increasingly larger share of the market. Although more costly than pure gasoline-driven cars, hybrids do offer a more environmentally friendly solution and provide the driving range demanded by car buyers.


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cleavage site (so recognise sAPPbeta). Does anybody know where I can buy such an antibody?
Q. I am looking for any information on polyclonal, preferably rabbit, antibodies to polyglutamine.
Has anyone had one of these or any experience in trying to generate one?
Q. I am looking for an antibody to the intravesicular/extracellular domain (amino-terminal
epitope) of mouse/human APP that does not cross-react with APLP1 or APLP2. It should work
great in immunocytochemistry and immunohistochemistry. Ideally, it should be a mouse
monoclonal antibody. Q. If anyone out there knows where I can purchase m266 for a good price, I
would really appreciate it. Q. I am looking for an ELISA for secreted sAPPalpha / full length APP. Q. I am looking for a monoclonal antibody that recognises mouse
presenilin 2. Q. I am seeking rat apo-A1 and an antibody against rat apo-A1. The antibody may be raised in mouse,
rabbit, horse, dog, pig, etc. Q. I am looking for an antibody to LBPA (lysobisphosphatidic acid). I prefer
a monoclonal antibody that recognises the LBPA. Q. I'm looking for an antibody (preferably monoclonal) that recognises the human FE65 factor.
Q. We are looking for Ab's suitable for western blots that target enzymes in the lipogenic,
lipolytic, gluconeogenic and ketogenic pathways.
If anyone could help with possible sources we would appreciate it.
Q. I am looking for an ELISA to measure ADAM 10 protein levels and an assay
for ADAM 10 activity in human brain extracts Q. Hello, I need to get some information regarding
immunohistochemistry of 11beta Hydroxysteroid Dehydrogenase Ezzyme. What
antibodies and technique could be used? Q. Can anyone provide me some information on how to
find the NF-M purified protein (human) since I want to use it as my western blotting positive control!
Q. We have just purchased some Merck GFAP, NFKB antibodies but there is no data available for the use of the
antibody for immuohistochemistry. Could anyone let me know if they have used it for this purpose and if so could they provide me
with protocol regarding the fixatives and concentrations for LM and or TEM using fluorescence and immunoperoxidase
detection systems? Q. I am looking for an antibody specific for polyglutamine oligomer that does not recognize monomeric polyglutamine.
Could someone help me out? Q. I am looking for an antibody directed against the c-myc epitope used as a tag, obtained from a
different species than mouse or rabbit. Q. I am desperately seeking monoclonal antibodies raised against EFRH (3-6) residues of N-terminal A-beta peptide with
IgG2a and IgG2b isotypes. Q. I have been seeking an antibody to anti amyloid domain (for e.g KLVYA) in beta amyloid and amylin,
in order to look at its inhibition state. Does anyone out there donate any such antibody, preferably commercial,
or generated by individual researchers? Q. Does anyone know of a corporation that sells 4G8 crude for a moderate price? Q. We are looking for an anti mouse Abeta antibody for the pursuit of brain immunoblot and/or
ELISA experiments with NON-APP transgenic mice. Q. I am looking for an antibody specific for Abeta oligomer that does not recognize Abeta monomer. Could someone help me out?
Q. I am looking for an antibody recognizing MOUSE serum amyloid A, ideally raised in rabbit or goat. Q. I am looking for an ELISA kit for measuring APP in rat brain extracts. Q. I am looking for a company that makes an ELISA kit for measuring APLP1. Q. I am looking for an antibody specific for GFAP (rat) for ELISA but done on the untouched cells
after fixation and permeabilisation. Can anyone help with protocol and where to get antibodies. Q. I am looking for a monoclonal anti-mouse APP CTF antibody that can be used
on Western blot. Can anyone help me out? Q. I am looking for an antibody specific for the Amyloid intracellular domain
(AICD) without detecting any other C-terminal fragments (ie antibody against
aa 49-60 of APP, numbering from the first residue of Abeta). Could someone
help me out? Q. We are currently looking for recombinant sAPPbeta'. I.e. secreted APP that
is derived from full length APP processed by BACE at the Glu11 position
(sAPPbeta+ amino acids D A E F R H D S G Y). Can someone inform us where to
buy this recombinant protein. Q. I need an antibody that CAN distinguish the NFkB p105 form and not the p50. Q.I am and have been desperately seeking an antibody to phosphorylated
fyn, in order to look at its activation state. Does anyone out there
know of any such antibody, preferably commercial, or generated by
individual researchers????? Q. I am looking for human or murine Myostatin cDNA. Please inform me
where I can buy them or get them. Q. I am looking for an antibody to melatonin receptor 1/2. Does anyone know
a commercial supplier or lab producer? Q. I need to find an antibody to cdx-2 that works very well in
immunohistochemistry on paraffin sections. Q. I am seeking a kit to detect Bovine Il-1beta, can anybody help please? Q. Has anyone used 4G8 or 6E10 in flow cytometry? If so, can you recommend the best commercial supplier
of the antibodies for this purpose, and are they available fluorescently labeled? Q. I would like to use monoclonal antibodies specific for beta amyloid, clone Nos. 3D6 and 21F12.
I'd appreciate if anyone would inform me of the commmercial sources. Q. Can anyone recommend an antibody against the N-terminal of human APP that
can be used in an ELISA? Q. Has anyone ever tried 4G8 or any other ABeta in adult guinea pig brain by
immunohistochemistry? The only published record of any AD type pathology in
GP brain dates from 1910 (Perusini) - surely someone has looked in the last 97 years. Q. I am looking for an insulin antibody measuring kit, i.e. human insulin measured
in rat (after dosing with human insulin). Are there ELISA kits for quantitating insulun antibodies? Q. For a trial on differentiating mouse embryonic stem cells I am looking
for an antibody against Neurofilamen 68 kDa (NF-L). If anybody could share some AB
with me I would greatly appreciate it. Q. We have just purchased some Bachem Guinea-pig Galanin antibody but there is
no data available for the use of the antibody for immuohistochemistry.
Could anyone let me know if they have used it for this purpose and
if so could they provide me with information regarding the fixatives
and concentrations for LM and or TEM using fluorescence and
immunoperoxidase detection systems? Q. I am looking to buy an anti-alpha 7 integrin antibody that cross-reacts ?ith human tissue.
The mouse reactive version, clone 6a11, is commercially available now but does not react with human. Help! Q. I am looking for antibodies which can stain endogenous Presenilin-1 in mouse IHC. If you know the sources (either commercially available or the labs), please drop me a line. Thanks, Yonghua Pan—Posted 2 April 2003 Q. I am looking for a non-Rabbit mAb against p35. Thanks, Othman Ghribi—Posted 20 March 2003 Q. I am a graduate student working for my Ph.D. I am in need of antibody for the A beta region of Amyloid precursor Protein. I will be using the antibody for my western blotting studies in mice tissues. Can anyone provide me a small aliquot. I will acknowledge the kind help whenever necessary Thanks, T. Mani—Posted 19 March 2003 Q. In my IP and western-blot experiments about APP, I find that
there are many bands recognised by APP N-ternimal and C-ternimal
antibodies. I can't comfirm what the types of these bands really are. Who
can tell me
Q. Does anyone know which company or lab could supply me with the 8E5 antibody for APP? Thanks, Julia Kellersmann—Posted 13 March 2003 Q. We are planning to produce Fab fragments of an antibody against
the C-terminus of sAPPalpha (equivalent to N-terminus of Abeta).
As we could not find any report of Fab fragments of a suitable
antibody (only of 4G8, which does not serve) in the literature, we
are somewhat apprehensive, because there is the possibility of
papain destroying the antigen-binding site. Has anybody done this with 6E10?
Q. I am looking for an antibody capable of detecting by
immunocytochemistry epitopes in the mouse APP region corresponding to
the amino-terminus of the A beta peptide. Does anyone know of an
antibody similar to the 6E10 antibody (recognizes the first 17
amino-terminal amino-acids in human Abeta) that would work with mouse
APP? Thanks, Virgil Muresan
Q. I am research scholar looking for a laboratory that can spare a small amount of abeta antibody (recognize both the abeta 1-40 and 1-42 in rat cell lines), working in immunocytochemistry and Western blotting (astrocytes and glial cells). Thanks, Jayaraman Murali—Posted 1 March 2003 Q. I'd like to find out if?there's a commercial supplier of antibodies to serum cleaved Tau (C-Tau) similar to the ones used by Zemlan's group. I'm interested in using them for both ELISA & Westerns. Thanks, Alice Loo—Posted 28 February 2003 Q. Can anybody recommend to me a commercial or laboratory source for GFAP and its antibodies? Thanks, Louis F M Campos—Posted 24 February 2003 Q. Can anybody tell me which company or lab could supply me with the two antibodies used in western blot and immunohistochemistry: Ab against human alpha-synuclein and Ab against rat alpha-synuclein? Thanks, Tong Liu—Posted 18 February 2003 Q. Does anyone have a comercial or laboratory source for glypican 3 antibody useful in cell sorting? Thanks, Please contact Miki Blumenberg—Posted 10 February 2003 Q. I am looking for an antibody against galanin that is raised in an animal
other than a rabbit, for immunohistochemical studies. If anyone is aware
of a commerically or privately available antibody I would be greatful if
they could contact me. Dr Susan E Luff Q. Do you know if there are commercially available kits for beta-catenin and GSK-3 beta? Many thanks and kind regards, Pierre—Posted 3 February 2003 A. For antibodies I would suggest that you purchase the antibodies from commercial sources. The most reliable antibodies to beta-catenin and GSK that we have used are from Transduction laboratories (now owned by BD Biosciences I believe) and Upstate biotech. Upstate also sells purified protein, like GSK. Finally, we buy the phospho-specific catenin antibodies from Cell Signaling (from New England Biolabs). Edward Koo—Posted 4 February 2003 Q. Is there a commercially available antibody that immunoprecipitates both Ab40/42? Is the 1E8-4b or similar clone about? I need this ab to wrap up my PhD. Thanks, David Anderson—Posted 3 February 2003 Q. Does anybody know which MW for APP I should expect by using MAB348 from Chemicon (clone 22C11) and MAB343 (still from Chemicon) in Western blot? I use mouse embryonic cells transiently overexpressing human APP751. And in your opinion which is the best antibody to detect human APP and Abeta1-42 in the same kind of cells? Thanks in advance, Fulvio Celsi—Posted 29 January 2003 Q. Is it possible to use FLIP as an inhibitor of the FAS pathway, does anyone know whether there is commercially available FLIP which will enter cells and inhibit. Alternatively, how can we inhibit specifically the FAS pathway? Thanks, Brendon Noble—Posted 20 January 2003 |
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Did you guys know I also write another blog? I also update the blog over at www.grimcrew.com. I try to update it once a week with information relating directly to the comics we produce at Grim Crew. You mayalso see updates about some of the comics over at www.tummelvision.com. Well since the latest blog over at the Grim Crew site directly affects Dead Future, I wanted to share a little bit of it with you. And for those of you who are wondering, this has nothing to do with me wanting to be lazy and not have to write two separate blogs. None whatsoever.
So for the big news, Grim Crew now has it's store up and running. You no longer have to go to a third party website to purchase all that sweet comic goodness that we throw in your faces. You can get all of Grim Crew's most popular works strait from our site now! Currently we are selling the Dead Future Anthology, Extraordinary 1 & 2, and last but certainly not least, Stitchwork / Electronica #0!
You want more? I'll give you more. Our sister company Tummelvision has a store as well. Now you can purchase Tales of Kidthulhu (the infinity issue), and not one, not two, but three different Kidthulhu posters strait from that site. Not to mention the Grim Furry Tales poster. Now these items were previously only available at conventions so now is your chance to grab one if you haven't been able to get to a convention we have attended.
For your convenience, both the Grim Crew and the Tummelvision stores accept PayPal. No worrying about giving your credit card information over the internet with PayPal's convenient and safe payment program. If you don't have a PayPal account yet, sign up for one at www.paypal.com.
If you were interested in digital comics, DriveThru Comics still hosts all of our comics for digital download! And let's say you didn't get a copy of Dead Future #2 before they sold completely out. Or even Grim Furry Tales. You can still get a print copy of these books and more at Indy Planet!
With all these places to get your favorite comics, there's no need to wait any longer! Be sure to check back regularly as we will be adding items to the stores as they become available.
Now you no longer have to wait for conventions to purchase your favorate swag from Grim Crew and Tummelvision. But if we have carried something at our conventions that you would like to see in the stores, please send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com. If there is enough demand we may start carrying it again! You can also bug us at Dead Future on Facebook and Google +. You can also follow me on Twitter and Google +.
Till Fate brings our Future…
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Looptical is the complete music production solution for your iPhone. Record your musical ideas on the go, and mix them into a finished track there and then, or use them as the basis for a new project back at your studio.
Play the Music
Use the 128 note piano keyboard to play and record music into a track. Add a solo with the Scale Keyboard, set to your choice of scale and key, merely by sliding a finger up and down the screen. Strum or pick your own palette of chords in the Chord Guitar. Turn on the Arpeggiator to turn a few held notes into a complete bassline. Add rhythm with Drum Pads, and fills and rolls with the Drum Roller.
Record vocals or real guitars to accompany your sequenced tracks with the Audio Recorder.
From Riff to Full Song
Start the song-writing process by creating a few short loops, and then use the Loop Bank to manipulate them to intuitively build towards the final song. Remove unwanted notes by switching to Delete mode and playing over the top of them. Strip a loop into individual tracks and sections with the Event List, ready to combine in ever more complex ways. With Looptical, crafting a song is simple, even on a small screen.
Mix the Track
Up to 24 tracks can be added and mixed with Looptical's Mixer. Add up to five Insert effects to each track, and a single Send effect to send a variable amount of signal to the global Reverb. All mixer and effect parameters are automated and can be recorded directly into the song. Record a filter swell, fine adjustments to EQ, delay feedback, or power up an overdrive or bit-crusher mid-track. The filter effect offers a number of filter types (eg. Low pass, High Pass, Band Pass, Formant) with an XY pad or synced LFO.
Make Your Own Instruments
Making instruments in Looptical is easy. You can import samples from your desktop, or copy/paste them from another iPhone app such as a synthesizer. Then assign the sample to a drum pad, or to a key on the keyboard: that's all it takes. For a wider-ranged sound you can assign pitched samples to additional keys and Looptical will intelligently fill in the gaps for you. Trim samples, and make perfectly looped sounds directly within the app. You can even record a riff, beat, or texture, export it to the pasteboard and then import that directly onto a pad or key. Share instruments with other Looptical users on our forum.
Add Vocals or Guitars
Record vocals with the iPhone built-in microphone and add your own effects with live monitoring. Overdub, or record in separate tracks and playback in sync with the sequencer. Plug in an iPhone audio interface such as the Apogee Jam and use an external microphone to beef up your vocals. Connect a guitar and record via third-party guitar effects apps with Inter-App Audio or Audiobus.
Use an External Keyboard
Plug in an iPhone-compatible MIDI keyboard (such as the Line 6 Mobile Keys) and you can break out of the iPhone screen and compose using a full hardware piano keyboard. Play drum parts by assigning piano keys to each pad, or effortlessly noodle a solo by playing the Scale Piano from the major keys. Assign spare MIDI controllers such as Pan or Modulation to directly control automation parameters in Looptical insert effects.
Instruction Manual
A fully comprehensive instruction manual is provided within the application, and can additionally be viewed here before purchase.
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Record your musical ideas on the go and mix them into a finished track, or use them as the basis for a new project back at your studio. Create looped sections of music and combine them to form larger musical sections until you have a finished song. Going from - Show Full Description & Screenshots
Release Notes:
- Left-handed guitar mode added to the Chord Guitar, stringing the guitar EBGDAE instead of EADGBE and flipping the preset chord patterns accordingly.
- New for iOS7: use the Camera Connection Kit to attach a compatible USB MIDI Interface or Keyboard to your iPhone and use it to control Looptical.
- Start octave setting is now applied in the Guitar Chord Edit screen.
- Graphical glitch on 3.5 inch display devices where the mute / solo / FX buttons on channel 6 were always lit has been fixed.
- New demo track added: "DEMO - WubWub".
- Fixed an issue with importing user-created instruments from iTunes Shared Folder and email.
Note to users of older devices: The demo tracks were composed on an iPhone5 and sound best with an iPhone5 or newer. Looptical detects slower devices (iPhone4S or older, iPad2 or earlier) and unpacks a second version of the demos with a reduced number of effects. Devices with a much slower CPU than the iPhone5 may be overloaded by the number of effects used in the demos and experience audio glitching. This is perfectly normal, and you should compose your own tracks to suit the power of your device. For more information see the Looptical manual on System Resources and Song Complexity.
App Details:
- Version: 1.0.1
- Created & Sold by: MooCowMusic Ltd.
- Category: Music
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29 Meetup Groups match "Video Games" near Plainfield, IL
Meet with local professional and aspiring video game developers who are interested in experimenting with new ways to develop video games and new styles of game play.
Boomshakalaka! If the intro to Tecmo Super Bowl gives you goosebumps you have come to the right spot. This club is for anyone interested in sports retro gaming. I started this group to meet other old school gaming enthusiasts in the Chicago area. Some of the games we play are Tecmo Super Bowl (our favorite), NBA Jam, and Ice Hockey. All skill levels are welcomed.
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I'm in college and looking to make some friends. I created this group for people who would like to meet other gamers like me but don't know where to go to find and meet. Also for people who wants to make friends they can hangout with and play games with till late at night or early morning.
Are you an adult (21+) who is interested in video games and wanting to make new friends to game with? Do you want to participate in nerdy activities and play classic and contemporary games? Then you should join the Chicago Video Gamers Club. This eclectic group of people range from hardcore gamers to the weekend warrior where we can discuss and play our favorite games. We play systems ranging from the Nintendo series, Xbox, Playstation, etc. We will even make outings to local area arcades an …
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About The Chicago Game Developer Commonwealth The Chicago Game Developer Commonwealth is located in the heart of the artistic Chicago neighborhood of Logan Square. Easily accessible by public transportation via the CTA Blue Line, bus, or car. Our meet ups will take place at local establishments such as neighborhood bars, the public library, and the Hairpin Lofts depending on the type of meet up. We will be hosting 7 different types of meet ups, clearly labeled as such in our calendar. These we …
We are a group of independent game developers, students, and fans. We share a passion for game development and the independent games that we love to play. We meet every other Sunday at the Schaumburg Public Library, at 6pm. Our meetups usually last around 2 - 3 hours but the great thing about the meetup is the relationships with other developers that you will build. We are not just colleagues we are friends and are willing to help with feedback on projects and other needs that fellow indie …
This group is for board game designers and people who want to play board games before anyone else in the world! The group meets to play-test games in the design phase. We will also provide constructive criticism, design suggestions and industry support to each other. This group is also designed for networking and shooting the breeze.
This gaming group will be used to help gamers in the Chicagoland area meetup with each other, find partners to queue up and play with, discuss strategy and just hang out with like-minded people.
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Chi U3D is a user group for any Chicagoland developers working with the Unity 3D game engine. Come connect with fellow devs and learn about best practices and secret Unity ninja skills. Talks and presentations geared towards intermediate/advanced techniques but all are welcome.
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This group was started to make up for the lack of geeky meetup groups on the south side of the city. They are all in the outer suburbs or North side and I would like to make new friends closer to home.* After graduating it is difficult to make new nerdy friends, so think of this group as a geeky club post-high school (not necessarily mature people, but 17 and up). I am open to any type of geeky events like watching movies, board or video game nights and just all-around fun! Please join and we ca …
SpaceLab is a coworking space in downtown Mokena by video game company Lunar Giant. It's a place for freelancers, remote workers, and DIY enthusiasts to get together and make stuff. Whether you're joining SpaceLab for classes, events, or to become a member, we're excited to have you as part of our new coworking experiment. We also run weekly and monthly classes and events open to the public. Come check us out, we're right off Front Street and Mokena Street. Visit our website.
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Wish you could smack that griefer upside the head? Long for the days of playing against your friends that were sitting next to you or in the next room? Now you can! The guys from the Chicago Gamers United podcast are looking for individuals that want to get together for some LAN party's, tournaments, and trivia. Fun, bragging rights, and prizes are all to be had! We encourage positivity, fair play, and competition. Griefers, cheaters, and cheezers, need not apply! From Civilization to NBA Jam to …
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Gaymer Nationals is a Chicago based group with worldwide reach who love to game and host extremely large meetups. We get together on a semi-regular basis and have three day mega meetups several times a year where people fly in from all over the country and from across the pond to meet other gaymers, socialize, play games and more.
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North Shore parents of young, tween or teen Minecrafters! If you have a kid who loves Minecraft, this meetup is for you both! If you have a laptop, bring it with you. Come to the Meetup to play Minecraft with other kids, talk Minecraft, share Minecraft ideas, exchange hints for playing, and talk about ideas for mods. Please RSVP to the scheduled meetup if you plan to attend, but if you don't have time to RSVP don't let that stop you! Come anyway! If you don't have a laptop, that's fine. Just com …
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Get together to see what others are doing in creating their towns in The Simpsons: Tapped Out, fun, live, in person...bring your iDevice whatever it may be...sorry Android users, you are welcome to join and view.
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This is a group designed for Introverts or other shy people who don't feel comfortable being around others. I want this group to be a safe and secure space for us to get together and have FUN. I'd also like this group to be open to people who aren't necessarily Introverts as long as they are tolerant and willing to have fun with us. I don't want this to be a support group, but instead I want us to be able to come together as a group and just enjoy being around others who are like-minded and unde …
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The Microsoft Store at Oakbrook Center is calling all gamers to join in the action! We have events for all kinds of gamers... whether you are a hardcore Xbox or PC gamer or are just looking to get up and get active with Kinect. Look no further than you local Microsoft Store!
Welcome to Chicago's League of Legends Meetup! Join local summoners at for League-centered events featuring tournaments, casual play, giveaways, viewing parties and more!
Are you a West Suburbanite that doesn't quite belong? A Steampunk in an electronic world? A Companion just waiting for the Doctor? A 15th level dwarven barbarian with no adventures planned? A creature of the night in a place where it's just too damned bright outside? Do you wish that every day was Dragon*Con? In that case, Naperville Freaks, Geeks, and Weirdos is the place for you. It is intended to be a haven where the odd ones out can find themselves in, can share their non-mainstream interest …
Players in the Greater Chicago Area with interest in playing Dust Warfare and Dust Tactics. A group for casual playing and potential tournaments.
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Community Community Events From private group training sessions and guest speakers to concerts and organization meetings, the Microsoft Store offers a variety of complimentary events and services in our Theater. We are proud members of the local community and welcome opportunities to host events for our friends and neighbors. Learn technology skills. Have fun. Spread the word. Whether you're looking to enhance your organization's technology skills, build awareness in the local community for th …
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Welcome to what hopefully will be a meeting point for gamers, geeks, nerds, and otaku, that also happen to be parents! Tired of joining playgroups and mom-groups full of people who you have nothing in common with? Sick of being the only one at the mom/playgroup who know who Cthulhu is, have seen a 20 sided die, know the difference between anime and a cartoons, have heard of Ceiling Cat, or have been to Azeroth? We are too. Hopefully this group will grow into a community of like minded moms and …
Sometimes being a geek woman is a lonely experience. It's hard connect with other women when they're staring at you funny because you're trying to explain your theory that the nature of a child's mutation stems partially from genetics as seen in Polaris and Magneto, but mostly from some sort of trauma before puberty - the time in which most mutants first exhibit abilities. Ex: Nightcrawler wanted to disappear because of his demonic appearance, and he did. You flashed 'em a little bit of your gee …
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Find out what the Braintree crew is up to and where we'll be hanging out next. We like getting together with our users and anyone interested in payments, scaling, high availability, the video game Fez, and any other general geekery.
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Do you blog about music, movies, television, video games, comic books or literary fiction? This is a meetup for pop culture bloggers in the Chicago area. We'll network, share insights on starting and maintaining a blog and maybe check out a few pop culture oriented events together.
Chicago HTML5 shares emerging web technologies through presentations on real world implementations and live tutorials on game, websites, and application building. We also host roundtables and speaker presentations on various topics such as new web standards, frameworks, process and methodology.
Hi, we are a group of people who loves to play soccer, we play all year (indoor in winter) come and join us some time! We play outdoor all year unless it is storming and thundering! By reserving a spot in a game with Futbol Chicago, you acknowledge that soccer involves certain risks and that injuries, death, property damage, or harm could occur to them or others. Participants accept all risks and liabilities of any injuries, damages, or harm which arise during or result from that individual's …
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PLAY GOLF AND TENNIS SOCIAL CLUB Welcome to Play Golf and Tennis Social Club! NOTE: This is a pre-paid meetup group, only. Please do not join unless you have already purchased a $69 Associate Membership or have a Groupon, etc. Howeve, we do run Groupon deal 2-3x per year. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com to receive the "Deal Price." We are a private social golf and tennis club for players of all levels to have fun, get a grip (or better grip) on their games & meet new people. We offer golf …
Underwater WHAT? Underwater Hockey is a co-ed, non-contact, water sport played on the bottom of the pool. It is a very unique game in that it is 3-dimensional and requires you to play while holding your breath. Players wear fins, for speed, as well as masks, snorkels, and protective gloves and headgear. The sticks are short -- about one foot long -- so players can move them quickly through the water. Sticks flick and flash as players maneuver the puck on the bottom, shoot the puck past (or over) …
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