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King James put another gem in his crown for the year, adding the honor to his NBA championship, Olympic gold medal, and league and Finals MVP awards.
He hasn't had a chance to sit down and think about the magnitude of the additions to his résumé in such a short period of time.
"Anything in life that's worth having, is worth working for and going through trials and tribulations," James said at the Heat's practice on Monday.
"It's much sweeter at the end of the road when you have to actually work for it and go through hardships."
From his oft-criticized departure from the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2010, to a rocky start with the Heat in 2011, this honor defines the leader James has become.
"It's pretty amazing to see the difference from one year to the next," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "He behaved himself similarly both years, but it took a championship and the hardware for other people to view him with a different lens."
Receiving the award, James, 27, joins the ranks of greats such as Wayne Gretzky and Arthur Ashe.
Closer to home, James is welcomed by Dwyane Wade, who took the honor after the Heat's 2006 championship.
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Wade added that the honor symbolizes how James has been able to reinvent himself on and off the court.
Meanwhile, on the court, the reigning champions have had a choppy start to their season despite holding a 12-3 record. Mental lapses and early struggles have forced the Heat to rally several times this season.
On Thursday, the Heat had to mount a late comeback to beat the San Antonio Spurs, who were without starters Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and key reserves Manu Ginobli and Danny Green. Ray Allen's three-pointer in the final minute paved the way for a 105-101 win, avoiding an embarrassing upset at home to the undermanned Spurs.
Two days later, the Heat had another sluggish start against the Brooklyn Nets, falling behind by 14 points in the fist half. But Miami rallied again, this time behind Wade's 34-point effort for a 102-89 victory.
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Haslem said the character of the season's team is similar the one that one the NBA championship in 2006. That team also had a pattern of comeback victories.
"[We] would be down the majority of the game, and then we'd defend toward the end in games that we probably should have been winning from the beginning. But that's a bad habit." he said.
The Heat travels to Washington to play the Wizards on Tuesday, and Spoelstra wants his team to focus on eliminating mental mistakes.
"We know we're not a team, or we hope we're not a team that's reached its ceiling," he said. "We have to improve; the competition has gotten better. You play a regular season for a reason. You try to prepare yourself for that second season as much as you can."


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Did you know that undergraduate students in Biology do research over the summer too? Thanks to several generous gifts to the Department and the College, a small group of studentshas the opportunity to immerse themselves in research for several months each summer. The summer research scholarships can make all the difference to a student's undergraduate experience. [Pictured: Shvan Kareem, who worked with Drs Slekar & Bloss this summer]. Read about their research. |
This fall, JMU will be hosting Mountain Stream Symposium II, a one-day symposium with the theme "Continuing Challenges for Critical Ecosystems". The symposium is sponsored by the 4-VA consortium and will feature 14 invited speakers and contributed posters. Date: Saturday September 21st, 2013; Time: 8:45am-5:30pm. More information |
Research on bed bugs done by BIO 380 students in collaboration with SRI is being published in the journal Entomologica Americana. The students investigated claims that bed bugs are able to transmit antibiotic-resistant bacteria from one person to another.Read more ... |
Spotlight on Alumni: Stephen Taylor |
Undergraduate research students Will Shoemaker, Rebecca Dickey, Liz Nichols, and Emily Peterman, all from the Harris lab at the Shenandoah Valley Student Chapter of the American Society for Microbiology annual meeting, which was held at Mary Baldwin College April 6th. Emily won a share of the best poster award! |
BIOLOGY ON DISPLAY Happy graduation to all our graduating seniors! |
Biosymposium is coming up on April 18th-19th in Bioscience rooms 2007 and 2009. This year's keynote speaker is Francis X. Farrell, PhD ('82), Adjunct Assistant Professor, Drexel University College of Medicine, Microbiology and Immunology. Dr. Farrell graduated from JMU in 1982 and is a member of JMU's Executive Advisory Council. He publishes in the field of oncology and kidney disease. His talk title is "Biotherapeutics: Designing Novel Molecules to Treat Chronic Diseases"Please join us! |
Undergraduate research students Will Shoemaker, Rebecca Dickey, Liz Nichols, and Emily Peterman, all from the Harris lab at the Shenandoah Valley Student Chapter of the American Society for Microbiology annual meeting, which was held at Mary Baldwin College April 6th. Emily won a share of the best poster award! |
The new Human Anatomy lab was recently featured on The Center for Instructional Technology website's "High Five!" section as an example of innovation in active learning through the use of technology. The Human Anatomy lab recently had multiple interactive display screens installed – students can look through anatomical images, compare multiple images, annotate them and discuss them in small groups using the new displays. Read the Article |
On December 19th, Alison Stephen, the artist behind the Mural in the Bioscience Building, and also a JMU Bio Alum and former research student of Dr Jon Monroe's, came to see her creation for the first time and was interviewed for Madison Magazine. More about Alison and the mural. |
Happy Holidays from the Biology Department |
Spotlight on Alumni |
On Nov 8, President Alger visited the Bioscience Building to present four mini-grants to faculty as part of the 4-VA program. 4-VA is a consortium of four Virginia universities, created to foster collaboration. The purpose of the 4-VA grant awards is to support faculty efforts that contribute to developing research capacity and partnerships and shared courses. Biology's Dr Christine May was one of the recipients. Her proposal was to fund a Mountain Stream Symposium to be held next fall. |
On Friday November 2nd, 24 seventh grade students from Thomas Harrison Middle School visited the Bioscience Building to learn about DNA with Dr Kerry Cresawn as part of JMU's Middle School Visitation Program. A total of 275 students visited JMU and were divided up into different subjects. In the DNA lab, students isolated DNA from strawberries (pictured), loaded DNA into gels and made candy models of the DNA double helix. |
They're at it again! BIO432 Microscopy students are making beautiful images from found items and posting them to the class photoblog. Check it out. Look for an exhibition of the best of the images in the Bioscience hallways after Thanksgiving. |
Spotlight on Alumni Recent JMU Biotechnology graduates Kevin and Mike Fedkenheuer are currently featured on the Virginia Tech website for their PhD project work on plant pathogenesis in the lab of Dr John McDowell. Read the article. |
Spotlight on Undergraduate Research Sara Ischinger and Joanna Gardiner, research students in Dr Roshna Wunderlich's lab, documenting locomotor behavior in sifakas instrumented with accelerometers at the Duke Lemur Center. |
On September 26th, several students and faculty from the Biology Department helped the Harrisonburg Middle School 6th grade science class with their "Plant A Seed Stream Lab" in which the students learned about Riparian zones/Trees, Macroinvertebrates, Water Chemistry, and Hydrology at four stations led by the JMU folk at Riven Rock Park. This is the fifth year that the JMU Biology Department has participated in this event. See the Photos. |
Save the frogs! Graduate students Molly Bletz and Andy Loudon surveying salamanders in the JMU Arboretum. Their projects in the Harris Lab involve ways to use beneficial anti-fungal bacteria (probiotics) to mitigate disease threats to amphibians. |
Undergraduates do research in the summer too. Thanks to eight different scholarships and endowment funds, seven undergraduate students were able to conduct research with faculty in the Biology Department this summer. Pictured here are: Michael Ferras (Brown lab), Pria Chang (Halsell lab) and Kristie Prtorich (Mott lab). |
Spotlight on undergraduate research: Kelsey Wilson-Henjum. Kelsey Wilson-Henjum has lost count of how many compounds she has tested in the last two years, but she does know that she's looked at more than 20 for her honors thesis project alone. Kelsey is working on an antimicrobial project with Dr Kyle Seifert and two chemistry professors who synthesize antimicrobial compounds called amphiphiles. Read more... |
Many spaces in the Bioscience Building were designed with student interaction and collaboration in mind. Spaces like this one are an example. Pictured is Dr Gabriele holding group office hours in one of the seating areas outside the faculty office neighborhoods. |
The beautiful mural in the main atrium of the Bioscience building was designed and illustrated by JMU Biology alum Alison Stephen ('99). The mural depicts a 3-D rendering of a real DNA sequence from Arabidopsis thaliana - in fact, the sequence that Alison helped to sequence while doing undergraduate research at JMU! The mural also shows different organisms on each floor. You can read what Alison has to say about the mural on her blog and on the creative space site Behance. |
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IDLS students Emily Quinn and Rachel Kinkaid (GSCI 166- The Environment in Context) teaching photosynthesis and how it relates to CO2 levels in the atmosphere to children at Building Bridges Preschool (shown here with Cadyn Lucas). The children went on a leaf walk, made posters, looked at stomata under the microscope and made dioramas about CO2 in the environment. |
JMU alum Tom Buckley, Sonoma State University Biology Department , will be the keynote speaker at this year's Biosymposium, which will be held on April 12th & 13th. His talk is entitled "The poetry of nature is written in calculus: Why biologists need intensive immersion in applied mathematics and computation." More on Biosymposium |
Undergraduate research student, Ben Stanley, in the May Lab samples Cerion on San Salvor Island, the Bahamas. Ben is pursuing the legacy of Stephen Jay Gould as he explores spatial variation in shell morphology of the land snail Cerion sp. |
Undergraduate researcher Matt Wallace (pictured here with his adviser,Mark Gabriele) recently won top prize for Best Presentation at the 24th annual CVCSN (Central Virginia Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience) Symposium held at Virginia Commonwealth University on March 16th 2012. The theme of the meeting was "Wiring the Nervous System: Mechanisms of Synaptic Targeting." |
Students in Geology and Ecology of the Bahamas field course (BIO/GEO 400)spent spring break at the Gerace Research Center on San Salvador Island. The group investigated geologic evidence for historic sea level changes and contemporary coral reef environments. |
Graduate student Molly Bletz and her adviser Dr Reid Harris sampling newts in the George Washington National Forest. The Harris lab does research on the microbial ecology of amphibian skin, especially in the context of bacterial interactions with the lethal skin fungus, Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, which is causing many amphibian populations to decline or go extinct. |
Students in BIO432/526 (Microscopy)have been uploading images to a photoblog all semester. They find interesting looking objects at home or on their travels, bring them in and take photos of them on the microscopes, using the various microscopy techniques they learn in class. This one is an autofluorescing insect leg, seen under three different colors of light. See the rest. |
On September 3, 2011, a group of JMU Biology students, led by Billy Flint embarked on the annual South River Cleanup. They divided into two groups and each group very thoroughly cleaned a 1-2 mile section of the South River in Waynesboro - from Canoes. As always, this resulted in canoes piled high with an astonishing array of trash and debris. See the photos. |
Students in Freshwater Ecology (BIO 459) sample freshwater mussels at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center during a weekend field trip to southwest Virginia. Freshwater mussels are one of the most endangered groups of organisms in North America, and our region hosts great diversity in these amazing organisms. |
The research of Dr Reid Harris and his students will be featured in a documentary airing on the Smithsonian Channel in October. The documentary follows one of the causes of massive population decline in amphibians, and some of the solutions that are being developed. The program will go to air on October 12th and 13th. Watch the trailer. |
Undergraduate research assistant, Ben Stanley, investigates freshwater mussels in a northern California river. Ben is working with Dr. Christine May to develop an understanding of how flood disturbance affects the western pearlshell mussel (Margaritifera sp.). |
Rising senior Katy Holmes has been doing an internship at the Institute of Marine Mammal Studies in Mississippi for 12 weeks this summer. She has been assisting with research on wild dolphin populations, stranding responses, animal care and rehab, and necropsies. Watch a video of a TV news story of a turtle release in which she participated. |
Biology graduate student Julia Stutzman is featured in an article on the JMU website describing her research on plants of the Galapagos Islands. |
Meet the Biology Department's newest recruits! Pictured: Dr Alex Bannigan with Hamish (2 weeks old), Dr Heather Griscom with Adeline and Genevieve (8 weeks old) and Dr Patrice Ludwig with Frankie (14 weeks old), all born in spring 2011. |
"Looking Closely" - an exhibition of images by biology students and photography students will be held at JMU's Institute for Visual Studies (208 Roop Hall) Feb 1-Apr 5, 2011. More information about the exhibit is available on the IVS website. |
JMU students Michael Belovitch, Liz McCalister and Laura Robinson learn about rice production in a village in Eastern Madagascar as part of the JMU in Madagascar program |
Students in BIO124 (Ecology and Evolution) Lab, identifying leaf-litter invertebrates that have colonized some cover-boards that they set out and then will calculate community diversity for their different cover-board sizes - the students learn about community diversity, and island biogeography. |
On October 5th, 2010, an article appeared in the New York times that describes a field experiment underway in California that is based on a lab study conducted by the Harris lab. The experiment is testing the effectiveness at using a beneficial bacterium to counteract the devastating effects of a parasitic fungus on amphibian populations. Read the article. |
The Biology Department will be getting a new home in 2012! Construction is due to begin any day on the East Campus, between the East Campus Library and the Physics/Chemistry building. An article and video about the project appear on the JMU Office of Public Affairs website. |
On Saturday September 11th, 2010, 9 students went out on South River with Billy Flint and Chris Rose, to clean it up. They retrieved, amongst other things, shopping carts, car parts, a bed frame and countless plastic bottles. If you would like to be involved in this kind of thing, consider joining TriBeta, the student Biology club. See more photos |
Gills of the fungus Lepiota lutea, viewed with a dissecting microscope. Image taken by Microscopy student Devon Cowan ('12). Students in BIO427/526 (microscopy) are taking a picture a week and posting them to the class blog. At the end of semester, students will submit their favorite image to a competition. The winner will be decided by popular vote.See more beautiful images taken by students. |
An article about research being conducted in Reid Harris' lab appeared in Scientific American on July 12, 2010. The research investigates the role of a skin bacterium in combating a deadly fungal infection in frogs and salamanders. The work of recently graduated Master's student Brianna Lam is featured. Read the Article. |
Undergraduate student Theresa Russo's ('09) image of antibody-stained pro-apoptotic protein CED-4 in an early Caenorabditis elegans embryo. Image courtesy of the Bloss lab. |
Autofluoresence under UV light from resilin, a rubber-like protein in the male genitalia of a giant water bug, Belostoma lutarium. Image courtesy of the Keffer Lab. |
Juvenile steelhead trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) in streambed gravel. This species spends part of its lifecycle in the freshwater environment and part in the marine environment. Image courtesy of graduate student Morgan McHugh. |
Professor Steve Cresawn being pied by a student in April 2010. See more photos of Pie Your Professor 2010 Image courtesy of Beta Beta Beta. |
Transmission Electron Micrograph of a bacteriophage, a virus that infects bacteria. Image courtesy of Steve Cresawn. |
Image of a living, late stage Drosophila embryo, dorsal anterior view, just prior to the head involution process studied in the Halsell lab. Image courtesy of the Halsell lab. |


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We started PayPal payments beta testing in USA on February 18 and shortly followed with other countries. Today, we're happy to [announce](http://www.skype.com/company/news/2005/paypal.html) that the beta has been completed successfully and PayPal is now officially available as a payment method for buying Skype services. So when you now go to [Skype web store](http://www.skype.com/go/store) and PayPal is supported in your country, you can safely choose this option to complete your payment.
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irndraco said 8 years ago
as far as i found Lithuania is mentioned in the list of countries, where paypal provides its services. I have an account in paypal, but when i'm trieing to add money to my skype account, there is only moneybookers paying metod.
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demonmaestro said 8 years ago
how much is the skype services in usa dollor for paypal?
halava19 said 8 years ago
i want to paypal
goedgek said 8 years ago
i can't download it
kazmier70 said 8 years ago
HELP. I want to buy more credits for SkypeOut using paypal but can't find out how to do this. Where the heck is your paypal site? I ALWAYS have this problem because you guys do a very good job of hiding it and it is frustrating as all hell.
jayand1977 said 8 years ago
A link to a site with requirements would be more useful than a straight download link …
apelled said 8 years ago
This doesn't work unless you have .Net 1 installed.
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m.uzunhan said 8 years ago
why dont buy credit paypal?
jimmyegypt said 8 years ago
The FAQ doesn't point out what we all want to know. What's the problem with paying for more than one Skype account with Paypal? Why the limitation? I run a business and want a personal Skype account I can use for selected contacts as well as a business account I can use for anyone to see me. Do I need to have more than one Paypal account to accomplish this? Why have you enforced this limitation?
mulinob said 8 years ago
I've just purchase € 10.00 of credit using my paypall account but Skype charged me € 11.50 instead? Why the extra charge? Please advise.
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gregordavic said 8 years ago
I do not have a visa card and would like to add credit to my Skypeout account by bank (internet) transfer. Is this possible?
If not what is the alternative?
picselate said 5 years ago
Far as I know I own a PayPal account and it's working gracefully. But I still can't figure out how I can buy minutes using my PayPal account even if PayPal works in Romania for a pretty good while.
Please advise ASAP.
Thank you.


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Minimally Invasive Fracture Repair, An Issue of Veterinary Clinics: Small Animal Practice
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A complete primer on minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO) for the small animal practitioner! Topics will include concepts of the biomechanics in fracture repair, MIPO techniques for articular fractures, bone plate and plate-rod for MIPO, MIPO techniques of the tibia, MIPO techniques of the femur, percutaneous pinning, MIPO techniques of the radius and ulna, percutaneous arthrodesis, MIPO techniques of the metacarpus and metatarsus, fracture reduction techniques, minimally invasive repair of sacroiliac luxation, external fixators and MIPO, intraoperative imaging and interlocking nail and MIPO and much more!
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Legendary elegance and lavish décor combine with impeccable service and spectacular views to pamper every whim with exceptional style. Live lobby entertainment by the Grand Floridian Orchestra, multi-paned arch windows, turn-of-the-century gas lamps, regal chandeliers and a world-class spa define quintessential luxury at the flagship hotel of the Walt Disney World Resort.
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This program recognizes the achievement of Drexel University students, faculty, staff, and community members in the area of weightlifting. Males must achieve 1000 lbs or greater in the bench press, squat and deadlift. Females must achieve 500 lbs or greater in all three events. Successful participants will have his/her picture taken and posted on the 3rd floor "Club" bulletin board for recognition of their achievement.
*As an alternative, males may also join the 500 lb club by successfully completing the bench press and either the squat or deadlift.
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This program is certainly for all participants, but especially appeals to those that enjoy a good challenge. Every week a new challenge consisting of several exercises or one common exercise will be presented to the participants. The goal is to accomplish the challenge within the allotted time. Fitness challenges will be tailored to each individual's ability level. This program is perfect for all fitness levels.
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Do you want to try something new, exciting and challenging? If you answered "yes," this program is for you! Come join Alma every Wednesday for a great workout using only kettlebells. Kettlebell training is one of the best full body conditioning and calorie burning programs around. All ability and fitness levels are welcomed and encouraged to participate!
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Traffic slows on the Prairie Street Bridge as it approaches the railroad crossing as a train passes over the bridge Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2012. The bridge is set for repair work and will be closed Jan. 7, 2013 according to street signs positioned near the bridge. (Truth Photo By Jennifer Shephard) � �
Jeff Taylor, highway manager, laid out a 10-year plan for road and bridge maintenance Friday, Feb. 8, that left local leaders worried. The plan, which covers 2013 to 2023, shows essential road projects adding up with funding rapidly disappearing.
�We need to talk to our legislators about this real soon,� said county council president John Letherman, who attended an all-day summit Friday with the county commissioners and department heads.
The road and bridge work plan suggests setting aside $1.5 million for paving and sealing each year using money generated by the Economic Development Income Tax, or EDIT. If the county follows through with the plan for road resurfacing and paying for other maintenance out of the EDIT fund, Taylor estimates that the county would end 2013 with an EDIT balance of $107,448.
From there, the balance would dwindle even further, Taylor projected, with the potential of a $5.3 million deficit by 2016. Other accounts for road and bridge work are also expected to plunge.
While the EDIT account typically pays for road projects, the county council has dipped into the fund to balance the annual budget for the county. This year�s spending plan was balanced by plugging in $800,000 in rainy day funds plus another $1 million from the EDIT account.
�If you use EDIT to balance the budget, then we�re going to have to decide what comes off the list,� Taylor said, referring the road and bridge projects scheduled over the next 10 years.
More pressure will be put on projects that receive federal funding, Taylor told the county council members and commissioners.
�There�s too many government entities, towns and counties, that have federally aided projects that they apply for, and the projects never move forward,� he explained.
Because of that, projects with federal funds attached now have strict deadlines, Taylor added. If counties fail to have the road projects finished by a designated time, they risk having to pay the funds back to the federal government, he said.
�They�re very, very, very serious about getting projects through the pipeline,� Taylor said. �No more excuses. Elkhart County has done a good job at getting these projects through the pipeline. We�re not the problem, but we�re going to experience consequences from other entities.�


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5 Meetup Groups match "German Language" near Boulder, CO
A fledgling group for lovers of German language, literature, culture, etc. Originally formed to help connect Germanophiles in Ft. Collins and surrounding areas who would like to help develop a local, German-oriented social group. Open to anyone with interest in Germany, from native-born Germans to first-year German Language students! Also, PLEASE check out the discussion tabs. Lots to see and do! I try to post up cool stuff I see on the web and I encourage you to do the same!
Meet and mingle with fellow German Speakers near you! Come to a German Language Meetup to hone your German speaking abilities. This group is geared to adults who are reasonably fluent in the German language or who want to simply listen to German being spoken. Please note that the conversation will almost exclusively be in German.
Meet and mingle with fellow German Speakers near you! Come to a German Language Meetup to practice speaking, make new friends, and share German culture. Intended for native speakers or those comfortable with conversational German.
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The meetings of this group will be tailored to all who learned German at some point and would like to keep it up, and also to those who are interested in learning German and knowing more about Germany.
Our Motto: "Treat everyone here as if they were your best friend" What is Friendship: It is something what is very valuable but you can't buy it. It must be protected. You have to take care of friendship because it is very easy to lose a friend but after that it is much more difficult to recover it again. It is like a treasure. You must keep it in safety. If you don't, it will not last anymore. Friendship is soft. It's someone who you get on well with. Who you like to be with and who you would …
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Champions Against MS - Connecting for a Cure
Champions program is not available for all events. Please contact the Event Manager for each specific event to check availability.
The CHAMPS program is the link between Event participants and people living with MS. Participants receive collectible CHAMPS bandanas (or bibs) personalized by someone living with MS. These symbolize the CHAMPS connection, which fosters education, awareness and friendship. Participants are encouraged to contact their Champion (Person with MS) before, during, or even after the event. Many form friendships that continue well beyond the Finish Line. This is a FREE program for both event participants and people living with MS.
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McCain's Small Victory
We want game-changing! We didn't get it.
This seems inexplicably clumsy. Johansson's a supporter who helped make Obama a highly effective video. She probably thought she was helping Obama again when she told the press how impressed she was that he returned her "personal emails." ("I feel like I'm supporting someone, and having a personal dialogue with them, and it's amazing.") Surely there's a way to get across the point that she's just an occasional emailer without making her look like a fantasist. ... 8:50 A.M. link
Comprehensivist Down! In 2006, the primary victory of GOP Rep. Chris Cannon was offered by many pundits as comforting evidence that the immigration issue didn't have legs. After all, Cannon had supported "comprehensive" immigration reform--including legalization (i.e. semi-amnesty)--yet he survived in a conservative Utah district. Here's Michael Barone two years ago:
If Cannon had lost, House Republicans surely would have panicked and stonewalled any approach but border-security-only. But his victory -- and the fact that he ran ads with endorsements from George W. Bush, who supports a comprehensive bill -- indicates that his positions are not political death, even in a district that went 77 percent to 20 percent Republican in the 2004 presidential election
Well, yesterday Cannon lost-- to a fellow Republican who had no paid staff or polling but did attack Cannon's support of "amnesty." And Cannon lost by a large margin (60-40) primarily because he "failed to generate the kind of [Republican primary] turnout typically enjoyed by House incumbents." ...
Hmm. As if by eerie coincidence, John McCain has been having trouble generating the kind of popularity among Republicans typically enjoyed by Republican presidential candidates! And he's also been pushing "comprehensive" reform of late, potentially winning Latino support but further jeopardizing his GOP support. Kausfiles notes that there are more Republicans than Latinos. If McCain win's an extra 10% of Latino voters but loses an extra 10% of Republican voters, he loses, right? Maybe on his forthcoming trip to Mexico he will do the math. ... [Thx. to alert reader M.]
Update: The impulse in the respectable Washington MSM will be to downplay the impact of the immigration issue. But here's what the Daily Herald in Cannon's district thinks:
The most important issue may have been illegal immigration. For years, a segment of the GOP electorate has longed to punish Cannon over his past moderate stands. Cannon this year has pointed to numerous votes to improve border security. But that didn't seem to be enough to placate much of the electorate. One might theorize that voters' anxiety about immigration is so great that Cannon's more recent votes to fight illegal immigration only reminded voters of his original stands. The inescapable conclusion is that immigration is a more potent and durable issue than many political experts realize. [E.A.]
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Reality check for Quakers as captain misses matches for trip to Las Vegas
9:00am Wednesday 5th September 2012 in Sport By Craig Stoddart, Deputy Sports Editor
Darlington will be without captain Gary Brown for this evening's game at Guisborough Town as the harsh reality of being in the Northern League kicks in.
The centre-back has been a key player during Quakers' four games so far, but it's not injury or suspension that has ruled out Brown - he is unavailable as he's headed to Las Vegas for a holiday.
The trip was booked when the 25-year-old was with Durham City last season, but says he would rather aim to continue the team's fine start to the season than be on the Strip.
He will also miss the home games with Consett on Saturday and Newton Aycliffe next Wednesday.
"I wish I wasn't going, without a doubt," he said, before jetting off yesterday.
"It's me and a couple of mates, but, to be honest, if I could change the time or someone else could go instead of me I'd do it at the drop of a hat.
"I'm absolutely gutted and it's just my luck because I've missed games in the past with other teams I've been at.
"When the Spennymoor game got called off I thought champion, but then the Consett match was arranged so I'm devastated to be missing three games.
"I'll definitely be keeping in touch with what's going on. I'll be eight hours behind, but I should be up and about by the time the matches have kicked off."
Brown's aggression and will to win is clear while he has been many supporters' most outstanding player so far.
Some have drawn comparisons with former Darlington ace Kevan Smith, who was also a captain and centre-back during the club's Conference and Division Four title-winning seasons.
He said: "Anybody will tell you that off the pitch I'm placid and quiet, but when I cross the white line my determination takes over. I just love to win. Anything, you name it, the coin toss, I just love to win.
"One of my friends does commentary on Sunderland matches for hospital radio. He'd heard about this comparison with Kevan Smith and he went in the press room at the Stadium of Light and the first person he saw was Kevan Smith!
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) and some Democratic leaders have reported that the Party will be making a concerted effort to reach out to religious voters in 2012. Assistant Democratic Leader, Representative James E. Clyburn (D-SC) informed the Washington Post in 2011, "As we organize going forward to next year, there will be significant efforts on our part to reconnect the fundamentals of our policies to the [religious] teachings that we all learned, be it in the Old Testament or the New Testament." And DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz recently stated, "The Democrats' values and core agenda, and President Obama's accomplishments, are reflective of the tenets and teachings and lessons of my faith as a Jewish woman… [and] no, there aren't things that are informed by my faith than are different from the values and ideals of the Democratic Party." Well, it's about friggin' time, isn't it!? The entire premise behind JWAD is a similar notion: Jesus' teachings are replete with liberal ideology and therefore liberal/progressive policy reflects most of the important biblical concepts. In addition, conservative right-wing ideology is incongruent with Jesus' teachings. Once this is realized or admitted, it therefore becomes easy to say, "See? This (the Bible) is one reason why universal healthcare is important", or, "And this supports our position that food stamps are important and the right thing to do." Democrats of faith should not shy away from the fact that their faith informs their ideology and should say as much (like Mr. Clyburn and Ms. Wasserman Schultz).
As inevitable as the sun rises in the morning, however, at least one right-wing Christian leader would have to express the most outrageous hypocrisy imaginable when hearing of the Democrat's plan. Richard Land, the Director of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics (my emphasis) & Religious Liberty Commission had this to say: "Whenever you employ religion to justify your own positions, which may or may not be biblical, it cheapens and desacrilizes religion." Whew! OK, where to begin? I'll start with this: a great deal of this man's efforts, as well as the efforts of the SBC, are spent "employing religion to justify [their] own positions" and promoting the Republican Party. The irony in that is, when he and the SBC do it, they use an often unrecognizable interpretation of scripture, or, just the sheer influence that they command among the right-wing religious community, to coerce voters to support right-wing positions and to vote for Republican candidates. When they do it, it does cheapen religion.
If the Democrats stick to identifying commonalities between Democratic policies and the wonderfully liberal teachings of Jesus, then they can do it without "cheapening" religion or blurring the line between church and state. As long as they refrain from some of the more egregious and hateful acts commonly coming from right wing Christians, especially in the South, they'll be OK. For instance, a Republican congregant will likely always feel safe in any northeastern church and not have to worry about expulsion. Not so in the South for liberal Christians (see: Where do Hate and Intolerance Lead? http://jesuswasademocrat.org/2011/10/where-do-hate-and-intolerance-lead/). Likewise, a gay member of a northeastern Protestant church wouldn't likely have to endure a harangue about his certain damnation because of the misrepresentation, or, to be fair, the misinterpretation, of scripture (http://jesuswasademocrat.org/forum/homosexuality/bad-translation-homosexuals-will-not-enter-heaven-its-rapists/), whereas the same would not be true in a Southern Baptist church. And folks in blue states certainly aren't told to which political party they must show their loyalty in the voting booth, but in red state America, it is made clear from the pulpit which lever to pull to gain God's approbation.
Democrats have historically forgone the huge potential constituency of religious voters for several reasons, the most obvious being the desire to keep the line between faith and government clearly drawn. But to acknowledge that some of the inspiration for policies that address the pubic welfare, or matters of war and peace, for instance, is derived from one's faith is hardly breaching the wall. And for the Democrats to identify scripture that supports progressive positions is as easy as opening one of the gospels. If the idea is to win elections for the purpose of enacting a more broadly moralistic agenda, then it seems like the right thing to do.


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Summary: MTH538 TIR-like domain (DUF1863)
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A domain of unknown function (DUF) is a protein domain that has no characterised function. These families have been collected together in the Pfam database using the prefix DUF followed by a number, with examples being DUF2992 and DUF1220. There are now over 3,000 DUF families within the Pfam database representing over 20% of known families.[1]
The DUF naming scheme was introduced by Chris Ponting, through the addition of DUF1 and DUF2 to the SMART database.[2] These two domains were found to be widely distributed in bacterial signaling proteins. Subsequently, the functions of these domains were identified and they have since been renamed as the GGDEF domain and EAL domain respectively.
Structural genomics programmes have attempted to understand the function of DUFs through structure determination. The structures of over 250 DUF families have been solved.[3] This work showed that about two thirds of DUF families had a structure similar to a previously solved one and therefore likely to be divergent members of existing protein superfamilies, whereas about one third possessed a novel protein fold.
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- ^ Bateman A, Coggill P, Finn RD (October 2010). "DUFs: families in search of function". Acta Crystallogr. Sect. F Struct. Biol. Cryst. Commun. 66 (Pt 10): 1148â52. doi:10.1107/S1744309110001685. PMC 2954198. PMID 20944204.
- ^ Schultz J, Milpetz F, Bork P, Ponting CP (May 1998). "SMART, a simple modular architecture research tool: identification of signaling domains". Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 95 (11): 5857â64. doi:10.1073/pnas.95.11.5857. PMC 34487. PMID 9600884.
- ^ Jaroszewski L, Li Z, Krishna SS, et al. (September 2009). "Exploration of uncharted regions of the protein universe". PLoS Biol. 7 (9): e1000205. doi:10.1371/journal.pbio.1000205. PMC 2744874. PMID 19787035.
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MTH538 TIR-like domain (DUF1863) Provide feedback
This domain adopts the flavodoxin fold, that is, five parallel beta-strands and four helical segments. The structure is a three-layer sandwich with alpha-1 and alpha-4 on one side of the beta-sheet, and alpha-2 and alpha-3 on the other side. Probable role in signal transduction as a phosphorylation-independent conformational switch protein [1]. This domain is similar to the TIR domain.
Literature references
Cort JR, Yee A, Edwards AM, Arrowsmith CH, Kennedy MA; , J Mol Biol. 2000;302:189-203.: Structure-based functional classification of hypothetical protein MTH538 from Methanobacterium thermoautotrophicum. PUBMED:10964569 EPMC:10964569
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Pseudofam: | PF08937 |
This tab holds annotation information from the InterPro database.
InterPro entry IPR015032
This protein adopts the flavodoxin fold, that is, five parallel beta-strands and four helical segments. The structure is a three-layer sandwich with alpha-1 and alpha-4 on one side of the beta-sheet, and alpha-2 and alpha-3 on the other side. Probable role in signal transduction as a phosphorylation-independent conformational switch protein [PUBMED:10964569]. This domain is similar to the TIR domain [PUBMED:18327267].
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Seed source: | pdb_1eiw |
Previous IDs: | none |
Type: | Domain |
Author: | Mistry J, Sammut SJ |
Number in seed: | 55 |
Number in full: | 389 |
Average length of the domain: | 126.70 aa |
Average identity of full alignment: | 18 % |
Average coverage of the sequence by the domain: | 55.87 % |
HMM information
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Model length: | 130 | ||||||||||||
Family (HMM) version: | 6 | ||||||||||||
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For those sequences which have a structure in the Protein DataBank, we use the mapping between UniProt, PDB and Pfam coordinate systems from the PDBe group, to allow us to map Pfam domains onto UniProt sequences and three-dimensional protein structures. The table below shows the structures on which the DUF1863 domain has been found. There are 1 instances of this domain found in the PDB. Note that there may be multiple copies of the domain in a single PDB structure, since many structures contain multiple copies of the same protein seqence.
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There really isn't any difference in workflow between a company and a person. Both collect various inputs, process and organize, do and review, right?
I was wondering if anyone knows of good software for a small company that could handle this. People could throw emails, paper, etc into an inbox and also allow clients and customers in with phone calls, email, paper mail, etc. Then someone processes it and organizes: sends paper the correct place, puts things into task lists, waiting for list, etc. Anyone know of a good "list manager" for a corporation though? Does Outlook handle that--we use OUtlook for our internal email with an exchange server. Can you have a "corporate task list" in Outlook that lots of people would be able to work with? Can it track who put things in when and who checked them off?
What I'd like is to be able to enter a more complex item into the system and have it hang there until someone checks it off. Ideally people along the path could leave notes. Due dates? Not sure but probably a good idea.


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SOG SPECIALTY KNIVES Sogzilla Knife, Small
Item: 21383976 Product Description >
Regular Price: $35.95 SALE $28.76
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SOG SPECIALTY KNIVES Sogzilla Knife, Small
Don't be fooled by its small size—the SOG Sogzilla Knife is quick, tough, and has a whopping 3.25-inch blade hidden in its prehistoric armored handled. Make sure you keep this monster caged in your pocket until you're ready to use it!Features/Benefits:
- Partially serrated, clip point 8CR13MOV stainless steel blade is 3.25 in. (8.26 cm) long and 0.1 in. (0.25 cm) thick
- Lockback mechanism securely locks the blade and allows for safe, ambidextrous operation
- Thumbhole on the blade allows for easy one-handed opening
- Patented low-carry clip is reversible and lets you securely store the knife in your pocket or on your belt
- High-strength Zytel glass-reinforced nylon handle is abrasion-, impact-, and chemical-resistant
- Please note: This product cannot be shipped to New York state due to shipping restrictions.
Country of Origin: Imported
SOG SPECIALTY KNIVES Sogzilla Knife, Small
EMS_Sale Yes Blade Material Stainless steel Blade Length 3.25 in. Blade Type Straight/Serrated Closed Length 4.1 in. Flat Screwdriver(s) No Handle Material Glass-reinforced nylon Can Opener No Has Clip Yes File No Lanyard Ring No Locking Components Yes Pliers No Saw Blade No Scissors No Has Sheath No Tweezers No Wire Cutters No Knife Blade(s) 1 Open Length 7.35 in. Phillips Screwdriver(s) No Tool Material Stainless steel Number of Tools 1 Weight 4 oz.