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Blagoev Blagoy - - 2006
In the last several years, the impact of mass spectrometry (MS)-based proteomics on cell signaling research has increased dramatically. This development has been driven both by better instrumentation and by the progression of proteomics from mainly qualitative measurements towards quantitative analyses. In this regard, Stable Isotope Labeling by Amino acids ...
Cameron Heather A - - 2006
Injection and immunohistochemical detection of 5-bromo-2'-deoxyuridine (BrdU) has become the standard method for studying the birth and survival of neurons, glia, and other cell types in the nervous system. BrdU, a thymidine analog, becomes stably incorporated into DNA during the S-phase of mitosis. Because DNA containing BrdU can be specifically ...
Garon Edward B - - 2007
Quantum dots (QDs) are nanometer scale fluorescent semiconductors that are increasingly used as labeling tools in biological research. These nanoparticles have physical properties, such as high quantum yield and resistance to photobleaching, that make them attractive molecular probes for tracking hematologic cells. Here, we show that QDs attached to a ...
Taupin Philippe - - 2007
Bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) is a thymidine analog that incorporates DNA of dividing cells during the S-phase of the cell cycle. As such, BrdU is used for birth dating and monitoring cell proliferation. BrdU immunohistochemistry has been instrumental for the study of the development of the nervous system, and to confirm that ...
Terrovitis John V - - 2006
Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are a promising candidate cell for tissue engineering. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has been proven effective in visualizing iron-labeled stem cells; however, the efficiency of this approach for visualization of cells seeded on scaffolds intended for use as tissue-engineered heart valves has not been assessed. MSCs ...
Atienza Josephine M - - 2006
Cell-based assays have become an integral part of the preclinical drug development process. Recently, noninvasive label-free cell-based assay technologies have taken center stage, offering important and distinct advantages over and in addition to traditional label-based endpoint assays. Dynamic monitoring of live cells, the preclusion of label, and kinetics are some ...
Rogers Walter J - - 2006
Animal studies have shown some success in the use of stem cells of diverse origins to treat heart failure and ventricular dysfunction secondary to ischemic injury. The clinical use of these cells is, therefore, promising. In order to develop effective cell therapies, the location, distribution and long-term viability of these ...
Simmons Andrea Megela - - 2006
We examined patterns of cell proliferation in the auditory midbrain (torus semicircularis) of the bullfrog, Rana catesbeiana, over larval and early postmetamorphic development, by visualizing incorporation of 5-bromo-2'-deoxyuridine (BrdU) in cycling cells. At all developmental stages, BrdU-labeled cells were concentrated around the optic ventricle. BrdU-labeled cells also appeared within the ...
Siejka A - - 2006
Effects of angiotensins II (AngII), angiotensin IV (AngIV, 3-8 fragment of angiotensin II) and losartan (an antagonist of angiotensin receptor type 1) on the proliferation of adrenocortical cells in ovariectomized rats have been studied. The incorporation of bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) into cell nuclei was used as an index of cell proliferation. ...
Kochman Linda J - - 2006
Hippocampal cell proliferation and concomitant motor activity were examined in adult male mice (C57BL/6J) across a 12:12h light-dark cycle. 5-Bromo-2'-deoxyuridine (BrdU) (200 mg/kg, i.p.) was administered at six equally spaced time points across 24h. A significant change in cell proliferation was found in the hilus (light phase>dark phase), but not ...
Kotani S - - 2006
In adult hippocampus, neural progenitor cells give rise to neurons throughout life, and the neurogenesis is modulated by various intrinsic and extrinsic factors. Recent reports showed that lesion of septal cholinergic nuclei projecting to hippocampus suppressed the survival of newborn cells in the dentate gyrus (DG) of hippocampus. Here, we ...
Marks Kevin M - - 2006
Methods to visualize, track, measure and perturb proteins in living cells are central to biomedicine's efforts to characterize and understand the spatial and temporal underpinnings of life inside cells. Although fluorescent proteins have revolutionized such studies, they have shortcomings, which have spurred the creation of alternative approaches to chemically label ...
Durand Ralph E - - 2006
BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: A subset of patients in a clinical study where sequential biopsies were to be obtained during multifraction radiotherapy received pimonidazole prior to initiating treatment, allowing a unique opportunity of following hypoxic cells in situ during therapy. MATERIAL AND METHODS: After institutional ethics review and with informed consent, ...
Bilsland James George - - 2006
Neural stem cells reside in the subventricular zone and the dentate gyrus of the hippocampus in adult mammalian brain. In the hippocampus, a number of factors are reported to modulate the rate of neural progenitor proliferation in the hippocampus, such as exercise, corticosteroids, and many pharmacological agents including several classes ...
Vermeer Joop E M - - 2006
To investigate PtdIns3P localization and function in plants, a fluorescent PtdIns3P-specific biosensor (YFP-2xFYVE) was created. On lipid dot blots it bound specifically and with high affinity to PtdIns3P. Transient expression in cowpea protoplasts labelled vacuolar membranes and highly motile structures undergoing fusion and fission. Stable expression in tobacco BY-2 cells ...
Liu Bing Fang - - 2006
The proliferative activity of neural precursors from the subventricular zone (SVZ) was investigated after a unilateral lesion was formed in the nigrostriatal pathway in adult rats. The lesion was formed by unilateral injection of 6-hydroxydopamine (6-OHDA) into the nigrostriatal pathway, and then bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) was injected (ip) for 4 days ...
Garden O A OA Department of Immunology, Imperial College London, Hammersmith Campus, Du Cane Road, W12 ONN, - - 2006
A number of techniques have been developed to track the migration of T cells in vivo, but they all suffer significant shortcomings, including the examination of selected organs rather than the organism as a whole--thus precluding longitudinal studies--or limitations imposed by poor spatial resolution and the application of ionizing radiation. ...
Liu Juan - - 2006
Dysfunctional maturation of neural networks, particularly hippocampus-prefrontal networks, may be of particular interest in determining the pathophysiology of schizophrenia. Phencyclidine (PCP)-induced symptoms in humans appear to offer a more complete model of schizophrenia than do amphetamine-induced symptoms. This study investigated the effects of intermittent i.p. injections of PCP (7.5 mg/kg) ...
Höglund Johanna - - 2006
Investigations into the cellular processing of radiolabeled monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) for their further use in radioimmunodiagnosis and cancer therapy are needed in order to understand the fate of internalized and catabolized mAbs. The anti-colorectal cancer mAb, A33, was labelled with 76Br and 125I using the direct Chloramine-T method, or by ...
Arbab Ali S - - 2006
Cellular magnetic resonance imaging (CMRI) allows for the tracking of the temporal and spatial migration of cells labeled with MR contrast agents within organs and tissues. This rapidly growing area of experimental research has the potential of translating from bench to bedside and may be used in conjunction with cellular ...
Zhou Mingyuan M Department of Dermatology, The Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois 60611, - - 2006
To determine the distribution of slow-cycling cells, which are detected as label-retaining cells (LRCs), in mouse lens epithelium during postnatal development. Pregnant BALB/c mice were injected intraperitoneally (twice daily) with tritiated thymidine (3H-TdR), beginning at 17 days of gestation until birth. At birth, the in utero-labeled neonatal mice were injected ...
Chen Hu - - 2006
A recent hypothesis suggests reduced hippocampal neurogenesis in depression. Here, we examined cell proliferation in the dentate gyrus and the subventricular zone of rats given repeated stress, a paradigm that prolongs learned helplessness behavior, and whether antidepressants modulate the learned helplessness-associated altered cell proliferation. Decreased cell proliferation, number of clusters, ...
He Gengxu - - 2007
BACKGROUND: In vivo imaging of the cells transplanted into the beating heart is very important for the study of the cell's retention, migration. This study was designed to find a new labeling agent to trace and visualize the transplanted cells in vivo. METHOD: BMMSCs were incubated with SPIO for 48 ...
Walczak Piotr - - 2006
Cellular magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) relies on the use of intracellular contrast agents, primarily iron oxide compounds. Several techniques have been used to efficiently shuttle iron oxides into nonphagocytic cells, but all methods used until now require a prolonged incubation of cells. We hypothesized that instant magnetic labeling of cells ...
Bálentová Sona - - 2006
One of the few areas of the adult CNS, that are known to be competent for neuronal proliferation, is the subventricular zone (SVZ) lining the brain lateral ventricles. Cells proliferating in the SVZ migrate along a defined pathway, the rostral migratory stream (RMS), where their proliferation continues until reaching the ...
Asquith Becca - - 2006
The cytoplasmic dye carboxyfluorescein diacetate succinimidyl ester (CFSE) is used to quantify cell kinetics. It is particularly important in studies of lymphocyte homeostasis where its labelling of cells irrespective of their stage in the cell cycle makes it preferable to deuterated glucose and BrdU, which only label dividing cells and ...
Liu Dacheng - - 2006
The combination of flow cytometry and carboxyl fluorescent succinimidyl ester (CFSE) labeling techniques has been widely used in the study of cellular proliferation, including measurement of the percentage of proliferated cells and the number of cell divisions undergone by proliferated cells. However, the smallest numbers that represent true cell division ...
Willberg Jaana - - 2006
BACKGROUND: The integrity of junctional epithelium (JE) and a firm epithelial adhesion to the tooth surface are maintained by the balance between cell proliferation and cell death. Maintaining the JE structure is essential for the protection of periodontal connective tissues against oral microbes. In this study, the proliferative activity and ...
Bode A - - 2006
Neoblasts in Platyhelminthes are the only cells to proliferate and differentiate into all cell types. In Macrostomum lignano, the incorporation of 5'-bromo-2'-deoxyuridine (BrdU) in neoblasts confirmed the distribution of S-phase cells in two lateral bands. BrdU labeling for light and for transmission electron microscopy (TEM) identified three populations of proliferating ...
Martoncíková Marcela - - 2006
The objective of this study was to analyze neurogenesis in the rat rostral migratory stream (RMS) during the first postnatal month.1. During the early postnatal development some morphological changes, concerning the RMS thickness, shape, and the olfactory ventricle persistence at P0 were observed. 2. Bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU) immunohistochemistry and subsequent quantification ...
Ledergerber Debora - - 2006
Unilateral intrahippocampal injection of kainic acid (KA) in adult mice induces an epileptic focus replicating major histopathological features of temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE). In this model, neurogenesis is impaired in the lesioned dentate gyrus, although cell proliferation transiently is increased bilaterally in the subgranular zone (SGZ). To investigate further the ...
Paulus Tanja - - 2006
Although some species of Annelida have an enormous capacity to regenerate, it is not yet known whether reestablishment of lost body parts is performed by stem cells, depends on preceding dedifferentiation of somatic cells, or is a combination of both. In order to clarify how, in the case of epimorphic ...
It is often confused with D. norvegica. However, the widest part of the cell lies further posteriorly than in D. norvegica, with a blunt antapical tip. Length: 54-94 microns.
Dube Danielle H - - 2006
Changes in O-linked protein glycosylation are known to correlate with disease states but are difficult to monitor in a physiological setting because of a lack of experimental tools. Here, we report a technique for rapid profiling of O-linked glycoproteins in living animals by metabolic labeling with N-azidoacetylgalactosamine (GalNAz) followed by ...
Schmid Michaela - - 2006
Several radiolabeled thymidine analogs as metabolic probes of cell proliferation were developed specifically addressing DNA synthesis. Thymidine analogs containing carboranylalkyl groups for neutron capture therapy at the N-3 position were found to be good substrates for cytosolic thymidine kinase 1 (TK1). According to this approach, a DO3A macrocycle in N-3 ...
Tomoyuki, MURAKAMI
A method of in situ biotinylated dUTP incorporation into nuclei was developed for evaluaton of cell growth activity. HeLa cells or frozen sections of cancer tissues were incubated in a solution containing bio-dUTP and the other deoxyribonucleotides (dATP, dCTP, dGTP), after permeabilization of cell membrane with Triton X-100, and signals ...
Kawamura Kazuo - - 2006
Body trunks were isolated from juvenile zooids of the Japanese colonial tunicate Botryllus primigenus and cultured in vitro to establish tissue-specific cell lines. Epidermal cells from some explants spread and formed a flat sheet consisting of vacuolated cells. They then dissociated into single cells, and their growth stopped within two ...
Kataoka Yosky - - 2006
The generation and renewal of cells in the adult mammalian central nervous system maintains brain functions, including plasticity. Even in the cerebral cortex of adult mammals, glial cells are thought to be replaced with newly generated cells every 100 days. Recently, we demonstrated that this proliferation is stimulated by neural ...
Anderson Stasia A - - 2006
OBJECTIVES: The objectives of this study were to test cell-labeling methods to achieve intracellular labeling and T1 enhancement of cells on magnetic resonance imaging using a paramagnetic Gd@C82 fullerenol contrast agent, and to determine the effect of labeling on cell viability, metabolism, and differentiation capacity. MATERIALS AND METHODS: We tested ...
Kolokol'chikova E G - - 2006
Proliferative and functional (protein producing) activities of palatine tonsillar cells were studied by light radioautography (semithin sections). 3H-Thymidine incorporation demonstrated the dynamics of renewal of palatine tonsillar cell populations in various pathological states. 3H-Uridine labeling objectively evaluated functional activity of different cells and more accurately showed distribution of destructive processes ...
Villar-Cheda Begoña - - 2006
Cell proliferation in the forebrain and midbrain of the sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus L.) was investigated by proliferation cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) immunocytochemistry, with BrdU labeling as a complementary technique. Correspondence between proliferation regions and areas of early neuronal differentiation was also assessed using antibodies against HNK-1 early differentiation marker. ...
Ernst Carl - - 2006
In models of global brain injury, such as stroke or epilepsy, a large increase in neurogenesis occurs in the dentate gyrus (DG) days after the damage is induced. In contrast, more focal damage in the DG produces an increase in neurogenesis within 24 hr. To determine how cell proliferation and ...
Chapman Judith A - - 2006
During metamorphic development, bullfrogs (Rana catesbeiana) undergo substantial morphological, anatomical, and physiological changes as the animals prepare for the transition from a fully-aquatic to a semi-terrestrial existence. Using BrdU incorporation and immunohistochemistry, we quantify changes in cell proliferation in two key auditory brainstem nuclei, the dorsolateral nucleus and the superior ...
Dunning Mark D - - 2006
There is increasing interest in the use of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) methods for tracking the fate of labelled cells in vivo post-implantation. The majority of studies have employed cell labels based on nanometer-sized ultrasmall dextran-coated iron oxide particles (USPIO), which are detected through signal hypointensity in T2-weighted images. Although ...
Christensen Birgitte Mønster - - 2006
Lithium (Li) treatment for 4 wk has previously been shown to increase the fraction of intercalated cells in parallel with a decrease in the fraction of principal cells in the kidney collecting duct (Christensen BM, Marples D, Kim YH, Wang W, Frøkiaer J, and Nielsen S. Am J Physiol Cell ...
Westerholm-Parvinen, Ann
Microbial Cell Factories Vol.5 Nr.Suppl. 1, P65
Hemmrich Karsten - - 2006
Adipose tissue engineering with preadipocyte-loaded scaffolds requires adequate tracking of preadipocytes to allow evaluation and quantification of cell proliferation, expansion and differentiation in three-dimensional systems. To differentiate between graft and host cells, labeling of preadipocytes before implantation and tracking of these cells until harvest would be useful. Immunohistochemistry enables the ...
Wu Joy S - - 2006
Mosaic analysis with a repressible cell marker (MARCM) is a genetic technique used in Drosophila to label single cells or multiple cells sharing a single progenitor. Labeled homozygous mutant cells can be generated in an otherwise unlabeled heterozygous animal. Mutant or wild-type labeled cells can also be made to express ...
Azuara Véronique - - 2006
Profiling chromatin in a particular cell type provides a valuable 'signature' for cell identity and developmental stage. One approach has been to assay and use the timing of DNA replication across a panel of loci as an indicator of chromatin structure. This epigenetic profiling used on pluripotent embryonic stem (ES) ...
Terry Nicholas H A - - 2006
This protocol describes methods for calculating the proliferative parameters of cell populations. The basis of the technique is to label cells, either in vitro or in vivo, with halogenated thymidine analogs, such as bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU). Bivariate DNA-BrdU flow cytometry is used to analyze the BrdU-labeled and unlabeled cells. The enumeration ...
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Bench player lifts Rockets past Detroit in WNIT
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Courtney Ingersoll thinks she knows why her University of Toledo teammate Kyle Baumgartner is playing her best basketball these days after a regular season filled with frustration.
"I really think she's playing well because I'm her roommate," Ingersoll quipped.
That can't be it, but given their closeness, Ingersoll probably has better insight than anyone why Baumgartner has suddenly become the type of player most expected UT was getting when she transferred two years ago.
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Performing like the All-Mid-American Conference player she was at Akron, Baumgartner performed brilliantly Friday in a 59-49 win over Detroit at Savage Arena, posting season highs in points and rebounds to propel the Rockets into the second round of the WNIT.
UT (22-9) will host Cincinnati, an overtime winner over visiting Duquesne, at 7 p.m. Monday.
Baumgartner, who never managed to find her groove in the regular season, posted 18 points and 13 rebounds off the bench and did what she could defensively against UD's physically imposing freshman Shareta Brown.
A crowd of 2,027 recognized her efforts, applauding every time she checked into the game. Ingersoll was happier than any of them.
"I think a lot of people don't understand the struggles to sit out a year and to come back and be ready to go right away," Ingersoll said. "She's playing great basketball, and what better time to pick it up when we're in the postseason?"
Baumgartner was instrumental down the stretch, hitting a pair of free throws with 6:02 remaining that gave UT a 45-44 lead it didn't relinquish. She grabbed an offensive rebound a little bit later and converted a three-point play. The dagger came with 1:55 left when Baumgartner snagged a missed free throw by Andola Dortch and passed to Dortch, who buried a baseline jumper to go ahead 56-45.
All the while, Baumgartner defended the excellent Brown, who owned the paint on her way to scoring 28 points on 10 of 20 shooting.
This was the fourth straight productive game for Baumgartner, beginning with a 14-point, eight-rebound effort at Ball State to close the regular season.
"It's a little hard to figure out exactly what your role is on a new team," she said. "It was more of an adjustment than I was expecting, which probably didn't help because I was a little startled for how long it took to get going."
Her ascent is starting to mirror that of UT's Yolanda Richardson, who found her way in last year's run to the WNIT title. Richardson only scored three points Friday, but she played solid help defense against Brown at the end.
"She's had some good games this year. There's no doubt about that," UT coach Tricia Cullop said of Baumgartner. "Sometimes it takes a while to get into a groove and get comfortable with your teammates."
Hurtful to UD (20-14) was its best shooter Senee Shearer sitting out after suffering an ACL injury last weekend in the Horizon League championship game. Her absence affected the Titans two fold. They were exhausted in crunch time, as two players logged 40 minutes and just six players saw extended action. Moreover, without the threat of Shearer hanging out on the perimeter, UT was able to send two and sometimes three defenders at Brown.
"We have other kids who make shots in practice, and they didn't step up today," UD coach Autumn Rademacher said.
Dortch battled foul trouble to score 12 points, and Ingersoll and Inma Zanoguera chipped in 10 apiece. Richardson recorded nine rebounds and two blocked shots.
UT was with its full complement of players for the first time in a month, as Brianna Jones returned from a concussion she suffered in the regular season finale.
"I can't wait to see if we can make a little run here because we do have the depth to be dangerous," Cullop said.
Having an effective Baumgartner won't hurt.
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text: France's Fort Caroline May Be in Georgia Tuesday, February 25, 2014 Science Daily. "The next step is to do archaeological excavations to confirm this discovery," Crowe added. TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA—Historian Fletcher Crowe and anthropologist Anita Spring think that Fort Caroline, a French fortified settlement built in 1564, could be located near the mouth of the Altamaha River in southeastern Georgia. Crowe examined sixteenth and seventeenth-century maps of the Southeast at the Bibiliothèque Nationale de France, and compared them to modern maps of the region. The team then used GPS coordinates to locate a triangular structure surrounded by moats, and dozens of Native American villages. Researchers had long been looking for traces of the fort in Jacksonville, Florida, near the St. Johns River, based upon what was known about the languages spoken by Native Americans living near the fort. "We proved that the Native Americans living near the fort spoke a language called Guale. The Guale speakers lived in the Altamaha area. They did not live in Northeast Florida, where Jacksonville is," Spring explained toIN THE CURRENT ISSUEFrom the TrenchesThe Charred Scrolls of HerculaneumOff The GridViking Trading or Raiding?Telecom History Deep Beneath the PacificHow Grass Became MaizeMedicine on the High SeasCause of DeathA Western Wiki-pediaCatching Fire and Keeping ItOysters for the Earth GoddessAnt ExplorersA Soul of a CityA Slice of Parasitic LifeThe Price of a WarshipMedieval Leather: Vellum, and FurA Shipwreck in DrydockMongol Fashion StatementRecent Issues


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This is the first time that the Sustainability Leaders Awards offered just one prize for 'Best Consultancy' and the independent market research agency, Accent, surveyed a cross-section of Sustainable Business magazine readers to determine the finalists.
The survey reviewed procurement habits, how businesses engage consultancies, the number of live projects and annual spend on consultancy services. Participants were asked to vote for their award winner by ranking their top three consultancies in order and Arup topped the list above AECOM, Atkins and WSP.
"It is great to be listed alongside some of the world's best known firms working in the environmental field that are demonstrating leadership and innovation. This is confirmation of Arup's substantial reputation as one of the UK's leading environmental consultancies."
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text: 80s Babies - Keep It Movin With The All-Stars(Converse In Search Of Sound Contest Entry.) by TallBlackGuyProductions published on 2012/12/17 21:18:03 +0000 What's up everyone, please take a moment to check out Dee Jacksons and my entry for Converse In Search Of Sound. It's called "Keep It Moving With The All-Stars" and if you like it vote! Thank you TBG https://beta.indabamusic.com/opportunities/converse-in-search-of-sound-brooklyn/submissions/bbf50318-478f-11e2-be91-12313d2736f5


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Very worried!
Hi In the past one week, I have seen my son roll his eyes and blink fast for 10-15 seconds. I have seen it around 3 times. Once it was after he saw some bright lights.Yesterday I saw him stare at a light at the shop and then he again started to blink fast but this time didn't roll his eyes. I messaged his ped and he asked me to video tape it
and come to see him. I am very very worried about this. I am sitting with my camera all day. The more I read the more I get scared. I feel like I can't handle any more stress. We are going through the school district evaluation, endless therapies and now this new thing. Any advice?
I guessing it is a simple reaction to the light, the opening of the retina and the neat way things look.. our kids get fixated on stuff like that easily. I think u should relax a little.
For sure visit with the doctor about it, if you're concerned. Just as a side note, my 12 year old goes through "phases" - eye blinking for awhile, twisting his shirt, looking at things from the corner of his eye, etc. For him, they come and go. He has a mild tic disorder, and also develops new "habits" which (I believe) are his ways of coping and handling stress. Hopefully this won't be anything you really have to worry about. Unfortunately, there always seem to be new things coming up at every turn. Never a dull moment!
Welcome! I think it's just a tic or sensory issue. But it may not hurt to take him to his doctor and ask.
Hope everything works out. Take a deep breath
Thanks for letting me know.
Quoting kajira:as an autistic adult, I do that with light and it's due to sensory issues and trying to process it.


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From the Lawrence Daily Journal-World for Oct. 17, 1973:
- The strengthening of the city's animal control ordinance was a big item on the agenda for this week's Lawrence City Commission meeting. Already proposed was an amendment to the existing rules which would allow animal control personnel to pursue loose dogs onto private property without permission of the property owner. The Lawrence Humane Society had made several other suggestions about the current ordinance, including the addition of a requirement for cats to have rabies vaccines. Also on the agenda were bids for new city police cars and for the renovation of the Community Building. Commissioners were also scheduled to meet with a representative from consulting firm Black and Veatch to discuss repair to the city water intake pipe from the Kansas River, which had suffered damage this year.
- Groundbreaking ceremonies were planned this week for the $3.75 million addition to Learned Hall at Kansas University. Stanley Learned of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, for whom the hall was named, was to be a special guest at the event. Construction was to begin immediately on the expansion project, with an estimated completion date of fall 1975.


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caching Element (ASP.NET Settings Schema)
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disableMemoryCollection | Optional Boolean attribute. Gets or sets a value indicating whether the cache memory collection that occurs when the machine is under memory pressure is disabled. |
disableExpiration | Optional Boolean attribute. Gets or sets a value indicating whether cache expiration is disabled. When disabled, cached items do not expire and background scavenging of expired cache items does not occur. |
privateBytesLimit | Optional Int64 attribute. Gets or sets a value indicating the maximum size of an application's private bytes before the cache starts flushing expired items and attempting to reclaim memory. This limit includes both memory used by the cache as well as normal memory overhead from the running application. A setting of zero indicates that ASP.NET will use its own heuristics for determining when to start reclaiming memory. |
percentagePhysicalMemoryUsedLimit | Optional Int32 attribute. Gets or sets a value indicating the maximum percentage of a machine's physical memory that can be used before the cache starts flushing items and attempt to reclaim memory. Notice that the limit applies to the total physical memory in use. A setting of 0 results in entries being removed immediately, as quickly as they are inserted. |
privateBytesPollTime | Optional TimeSpan attribute. Gets or sets a value indicating the time interval between polling for the application's private bytes memory usage. |
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configuration | The required root element in every configuration file used by the common language runtime and .NET Framework applications. |
system.web | Specifies the root element for the ASP.NET configuration settings in a configuration file. Contains configuration elements that configure ASP.NET Web applications and control how the applications behave. |
caching | Configures the cache settings for a Web application. |
Default Configuration
The following default cache element is not explicitly configured in the machine configuration file or in the root Web.config file, but is the default configuration returned by application in the .NET Framework version 2.0.
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Dame Edna has a habit of referring to her audience as "possums." Where we come from that's not necessarily a compliment. In fact, "possum" is more like road kill than a term of endearment. But Dame Edna's from Australia, and things are a little different over there. We're talking about a place that's both a country and a continent. Just doesn't seem natural. Then again, there are people who think Texas is a country. In an effort to entertain even more possums, Dame Edna is spending a few days in our "country." As part of Dallas Summer Musicals' Broadway Contemporary Series, A Night With Dame Edna runs November 11 through November 16 at the Majestic Theatre, 1925 Elm St., and, according to press materials, we're promised "at least one major laugh per half-minute." That's a lot of laughter, and with all the muscles you'll be working during this guffaw fest, you may even be able to call off the evening's workout session. So take advantage of your chance to play possum. Tickets for A Night With Dame Edna are $10 to $53 and can be purchased at the theater box office or from any Ticketmaster outlet. Call 214-631-ARTS or go to www.ticketmaster.com. --Rhonda Reinhart
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noie! *pulls sora's arm, 2 move him 2 me* even sis is helping him 2 come over w/ me.Originally Posted by atashi
@Setsuna: I'm fine, but I think I will leave soon, to get some inspiration for that poem, lol. Plus, Aya has ignored two of my posts...
@Sarah: . I hope you find some crumbs soon, . I'll be off to make use of myself at work. Take care.
noie! *pulls sora's arm, 2 move him 2 me* even sis is helping him 2 come over w/ me.Originally Posted by atashi
Umm..........I think I want to go with cutie pain and Ayu-kan.
so you can let me go atashi.
I live in the shadows and I am as fast as the speed of light, but I use my ability's to help people even though they fear me for who I am.
A Brand new Theme song for all my friends who use to come to Ao and the People that still come's to Ao.
*watches silently as atashi-chan and Aya-chan tugs on sora...*
Who am I suppose to help!? I cant help both of them!!
Wazzup masterzach!? Looks like you took my advice. LOL
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hey, whats up, nice to meet youOriginally Posted by masterzach
cya piggy
@sora:resist them both!!!!!!!
@atashi:leave sora alone.
@aya-kun:there is ice cream in a buckey over there.
*accidentally knock over blade-san's sake*
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What can be done about absentee fathers?
Communities across the country are experiencing success with counseling for unwed fathers plus other mentoring initiatives.The U.S. is the world leader in families without fathers. From 1960 to 1990, the number of children living only with their mother jumped from 5,100,000 to 15,600,000. Just 27% of American kids live with their biological mother and father.
Over the past 30 years, fathers have been disappearing from American families. Divorce dramatically has altered the roles of fathers for nearly half the youngsters in the nation. Further, the cost of making a living and maintaining a family has resulted in both parents working. Parents today spend 40% less time with their children than parents of the previous generation. Many of today's fathers have two or even three jobs. Others travel weekly, taking them away from their families.
We hear about deadbeat dads, absentee dads, teenage dads, abusive dads, alcoholic dads, and workaholic dads. So pervasive is the negative information about fathers that many people have come to doubt that we can---or even should--halt the trend toward fatherlessness. Nevertheless, for the sake of the children, we must try.
Perhaps the fastest growing subpopulation of absentee fathers is unmarried men. Each year in the U.S., more than 1,000,000 babies are born to unwed mothers. The statistics are grim for these children. They are more likely to live in poverty, get minimal medical care, and do poorly in school. There is an overwhelming chance that their male offspring will turn to drugs, gang activity, and crime. Their female children likely will become unwed mothers themselves, and the cycle continues.
The growing divorce rate magnifies the trend of fatherless families. About 40% of kids whose parents are divorced have not seen their father in at least a year. Ten years after divorce, more than two-thirds of those living with their mother haven't seen their father for a year.
Today's society holds a number of misconceptions that help sustain fatherlessness. One is that raising children is women's work. Americans share the myth that it is somehow not masculine to care for kids. Yet, a rapidly growing number of single fathers dispute this belief every day by working at their paid jobs and raising their offspring.
Another misconception is that girls do not need fathers. This is not true. Research shows that girls with active and hardworking dads are more ambitious, more successful in school, attend college more often, and are more likely to attain careers of their own. They are less dependent, more self-protective, and less likely to date or marry abusive men.
Many fathers hold the misconception that small children do not need their influence and that they can just step in when the kids are older. They believe that the things grown men have to offer require more attention, strength, or self-control than youngsters can sustain. However, if a man waits until his son or daughter is older, the child probably will resent Dad's lack of previous involvement, will have become overdependent on Mom, and will show little interest in Dad's favored activities, opinions, or suggestions.
A fourth misconception is that fathers can "make up" for being gone. Many absentee dads excuse themselves from everyday involvement in their offspring's lives by making scheduled appearances for so-called "quality time" experiences. Quality time is not just a photo opportunity at the zoo, though. It is doing homework, building school projects, or talking with a child who has had a hard day.
Many people, particularly single mothers, question the notion that youngsters suffer without an active father in the family. Mothers assume their love and guidance is enough. However, an avalanche of evidence from educators, law enforcement officials, mental health facilities, and teen pregnancy programs show the negative consequences of raising kids without fathers. The facts clearly demonstrate that children of disrupted families experience increased emotional, behavioral, and educational problems.
So powerful is the relationship between fatherlessness and juvenile crime that this factor alone is more predictive than poverty level, race, and education level. When fathers are absent from the home, adolescent and teenage boys are two to four times more likely to be arrested for juvenile offenses. Youngsters living in non-intact families are twice as likely to repeat a grade than those living with both parents, and their dropout rate is two times greater. Boys who got in trouble for violent misbehavior while at school were 11 times more likely to come from fatherless homes. Fatherless children have more difficulty forming and maintaining peer relationships than those from two-parent families. Kids involved with their fathers, on the other hand, have stronger self-esteem, are less susceptible to peer pressure, show greater skills and competence, and are more self-reliant.
Without fathers, most children lack the support, guidance, and discipline required to deal with life outside the family and, in many instances, within it. If the magnitude of the problems associated with fatherlessness is considered, it is clear that the absence of fathers in youngsters' lives is a devastating trend. Today's world is complex and challenging, and children need the balance of a mother and a father. Relationships between men and women seem more difficult to maintain. Nevertheless, kids still need two parents to protect and prepare them for life as adults.
Fathers' contributions
As a family psychologist, I have conducted countless parent training programs over the years and interviewed hundreds of active fathers. Based on what I have learned, I have come to believe strongly that a father's contributions are complementary to those of the mother and that they are different and irreplaceable. In my seminars, when participants are asked to give the contributions of fathers, they typically list the following:
Financial support. The most frequently cited contribution of fathers is financial support. Yet, many men point to their obligations associated with wage earning as the major obstacle preventing them from being more involved as fathers. Clearly, fathers must work for their families, but the need to work is not an excuse for being absent. A father's obligations go beyond financial support and hard work.
Caregiving. At its most fundamental level, caregiving means taking care of someone who is unable to care for himself or herself. Caregiving for children goes beyond changing diapers. It includes feeding, bathing, getting them to bed, teaching, and an endless list of tasks. It is important for a man to be involved in the caregiving process to anchor the father-child connection and to establish himself as an equal parent with his wife. Caregiving is an expression of a dad's commitment to his child.
Physical play. While caregiving is essential, the male's role as playmate emerges as the most powerful variable in anchoring the father-child relationship. All kids, from infants to elementary school-aged youngsters, prefer play with their fathers over doing so with their mothers. Compared to mothers, play with fathers is unpredictable, rough-and-tumble, and somewhat risky for children, but the benefits override the risks. Kids with secure attachments with their fathers come to see themselves as successful risk-takers and are better prepared to form trusting relationships with people outside the family.
Trust. A mother, through feeding and protecting a newborn, immediately forms powerful links of dependency and trust with her son or daughter. Fathers do not share this biological connection, yet they play a critical role in teaching that trusting relationships other than the mother-child relationship are valuable. The formation of a trusting relationship between father and child is the first crucial experience the youngster will have with a representative of the outside world.
Identity. Everyone agrees that mothers play a powerful role in the development of the child's personality. Until recently, the role of the father in formation of a child's identity has been underestimated greatly. Boys and girls need the influence of both parents in the formation of their identities. Dads who are uninvolved rob their offspring of the opportunity to share the diversity of both parents' perspectives, attitudes, values, opinions, and experiences.
Family traditions. Wise fathers have learned to use traditions as a way of staying connected with their kids. Traditions link us to our past, to the people we loved, and to experiences and memories. They provide a way for dads to overcome obstacles and maintain important linkages.
Security. Effective fathers establish clear limits for their offspring's behavior. Limits provide kids with a sense of security and caring, ensure self-respect, and teach respect for others. When a father sets and maintains reasonable limits, children feel secure within the family and behave themselves outside it.
Self-protection. Effective fathers play key roles in teaching their children to protect themselves, their money, possessions, and good name.
Humor. Amusing stories are more powerful teaching tools than lectures. Effective dads use their own failures or less-than-perfect past performances as tension breakers, allowing kids to be self-forgiving and less anxious. Lectures turn youngsters off, while humor pulls them in and reduces anxiety.
Courage. Effective males encourage their children to take calculated risks and test themselves. They allow their offspring to experience success and, on occasion, defeat. Learning to deal with life's adversities is essential. When fathers stand by the legitimacy of their obligation to help youngsters learn to persevere, they model courageous behavior for their kids. Courage means moving beyond comfort and helping children test themselves and persevere.
Independence. When youngsters have an active father, they are less dependent on the mother. It is important for fathers to schedule time alone with their sons and daughters when the mother is not around. When dads initiate these activities, kids typically get a lot more practice doing things for themselves. Effective fathers follow this rule: Don't do for children what they can do for themselves.
Self-confidence. To master new skills, kids have to be able to enter novel and difficult situations believing they can succeed. Self-confidence is learned. When fathers introduce their offspring to real-life experiences, they take on the role of teacher or coach. Effective fathers understand that support and approval do more to build self-confidence than so-called constructive criticism.
Patience. Children learn to persevere when dads are patient. A key factor in becoming more patient is linked to expectations. When fathers understand that youngsters are not perfect and that mistakes are to be expected, they are less likely to fall into the trap of impatience. As dads demonstrate more patience, their kids become better, faster learners.
Forgiveness allows people to let go of disappointment and anger. Forgiving fathers open the door for their children to learn self-forgiveness. That, in turn, lets kids acknowledge their mistakes and become self-correcting.
Complementary roles
It is clear that the contributions of mothers and fathers overlap in numerous instances. Yet, men and women do not parent in the same way. Even the best of mothers can not be substitute fathers. While the mother's role is essential and powerful, children need the complementary roles of both an active mother and active father.
While parents are obligated to work hard at keeping the family together, this is not always possible. For years, family counselors have supported no-fault divorce, believing that children would be better off if their parents could get along. Nevertheless, it is possible for men of all ages and all situations--married or divorced, young or old--to become committed and loving fathers, providing the input and the influence their offspring need.
Not long ago, I placed an ad in a local newspaper in an attempt to learn how active dads successfully balance their work obligations with their kids' need for an involved father. To my surprise, the phone rang constantly. Some of the men I talked with were making truly heroic efforts at being more than wage-earners. One of the fathers, Larry, works weekends as a butcher for a major grocery market. He is not available for most of his kids' weekend activities. On his usual days off in the middle of the week, though, Larry volunteers at his children's school. He assists the teacher, eats lunch with the kids, and helps with homework.
Another father, Jim, makes his living as a surveyor. His job often requires that he work out of town for days at a time. Jim and his wife have a daughter, so he sets his alarm for 5:15 a.m. each day when he is in town so that, when she wakes up, he will be ready to spend time with her. They eat, talk, and he takes her to school. When Jim is on the road, he often drives many miles, late at night, so that he will be home for this time with his daughter at least every other morning.
These men have created their own solutions to problems common to many fathers. How can their examples, and the success of other committed dads, be utilized to teach men across the country how to become active, involved fathers?
We can mobilize our communities to address these issues, create forums on responsible fathering, and showcase the obligation of men to contribute to their children's lives. Communities across the country already are experiencing success with hundreds of local initiatives, such as programs for unwed fathers, mentoring for fathers of infants, or local outreach efforts involving fathers and troubled youth.
In central Texas, I have worked with almost 2,000 fathers over the past two years and developed a program called "Accepting the Challenges of Fatherhood" to help them understand and adopt the contributions of effective dads. My experience with these men makes it evident that, to make a difference, the involvement and commitment of entire communities is needed in developing local initiatives. Community leaders, policymakers, business representatives, the media, women's and men's groups, educators, and religious organizations must be involved. With such a diverse group of leaders discussing the problems and the potential solutions to fatherlessness, the importance and the magnitude of this issue can be demonstrated.
By developing local solutions to a national problem, there is an opportunity to make a difference in children's lives. Let's take it.
Dr. Klinger, president, Center for Successful Fathering, Austin, Tex., is the author of The Common Sense, No-Frills, Plain-English Guide to Being a Successful Dad.
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Title: | An analysis of consumption and imports of bread grains in several European countries |
Author: | Lerohl, Milburn Lewis |
Degree | Master of Science - MSc |
Program | Agricultural Economics |
Copyright Date: | 1962 |
Subject Keywords | Bakers -- Europe; Grain |
Abstract: | The object of this study has been to carry out an analysis of demand for bread grains in twelve Western European countries, to project the demand to 1966 and to match it against possible increases in production. The demand for bread grains was separated into two components, that entering directly into human consumption as flour and that consumed indirectly in all other forms. Direct consumption was projected on the basis of anticipated changes in population and income, it being assumed that tastes and relative prices would exert a negligible influence on quantities consumed. The quantity of bread grain disappearance for purposes other than direct consumption in 1966 was estimated from the trend in the percentage milled into flour to total bread grain consumption. The level of domestic production in 1966 was obtained by calculating the average annual production during 1955-59, and supposing that production would increase during the period of the study by the same percentage amounts as those by which per capita income growth rates were projected. Thus, the import requirement estimates for 1966 were obtained as the difference between the predicted levels of total consumption and domestic production. The results of the study indicated income elasticity coefficients in the European Economic Community which ranged from zero in Belgium-Luxembourg and Western Germany to -0.32 in the Netherlands; the coefficient for Austria was estimated at -0.20 and the elasticity coefficients for the other five countries of the study were in the range of -0.85 for Switzerland to -1.814 for Denmark. Comparison of direct consumption estimates using the coefficients calculated in this study with those calculated by using a United Nations-Food and Agriculture Organization average coefficient of —0.42 gave quite similar results for the nations as a group, but considerable variation in estimates for individual countries. The study indicated that direct consumption of bread grains will decline by 1966 for the area as a whole. The amount of bread grains used for purposes other than human consumption was forecast to increase. However net increases in consumption appeared to be easily offset by possible increases in production so the most likely estimates for 1966 indicated a decreased import requirement for the study countries as a group. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/2429/39073 |
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Besides that the problem isn't bin laden, his just the figure head. As long as Al Qaeda is still around it's far from over.
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In Reply to: Heart uses fats as fuel posted by Marina on July 19, 2014 at 4:05 pm:
Cause and effect can often be blurred, or argued like chicken and egg philosophical questions. For instance, one author writes, "It is true, when you present a range of fuels to the cells, glucose, fatty acids, protein, mainly, the cells will burn glucose first. From this we deduce that they do that because they prefer glucose. What if the opposite were true; that they burn it because they dont like it and must dispose of it as quickly as possible?" I don't believe you will find the answer to the question of food by looking at micromanagement of cellular fuel. The answer will be in bigger picture references, such as sustainability, animal rights, compassion, overall human health, recovery, economic feasibility, etc. If you and your friend are both hungry, go outside and find food. I believe you will find, pick, and eat your dinner of fruit long before your friend can successfully run down, kill, and eat even the smallest animal. For me, that settles the argument. All animals catch their food easily and quickly, with minimal danger to themselves, whenever possible.
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HERRING v. CITY OF SYRACUSE
81 Misc.2d 1060 (1975)
Berthaetta Herring, Individually and as Administratrix of The Estate of Jeremiah Mitchell, Deceased, Plaintiff, v. City of Syracuse et al., Defendants.
County Court, Onondaga County.
April 28, 1975
George E. Hairston and James I. Meyerson for plaintiff. Jon K. Holcombe , District Attorney (John A. Cirando of counsel), for the People. Carl W. Dengel for City of Syracuse, defendant. Walsh & Paladino (Carl P. Paladino of counsel), for Paul Larkin, defendant.
The above-named plaintiff seeks an order directing the District Attorney of Onondaga County to produce the minutes and attached exhibits of two grand jury proceedings in which possible criminal liability for the death of one Jeremiah Mitchell was considered. No-bills were returned on each occasion by the respective grand juries involved.
Mitchell was shot to death in 1970 by a City of Syracuse police officer and the grand jury minutes are sought in aid of an action for money damages instituted in the Supreme Court of Onondaga County by Berthaetta Herring, individually and as administratrix of the Estate of Jeremiah Mitchell. In her amended complaint plaintiff alleges that Mitchell's death was caused by acts of negligence and excessive use of force on the part of Officer Paul Larkin, and by negligence on the part of the City of Syracuse and its police force in hiring and training Larkin.
It is the plaintiff's contention that for purposes of this civil
The District Attorney's office opposes the motion herein for all the reasons usually cited in urging secrecy as to grand jury proceedings. Both sides have surveyed relevant cases, and each asserts a trend in the law supporting its position.
In the leading case of People v Di Napoli (
There is, however, language in Di Napoli, from which plaintiff may draw support. On page 327, the court states that "publication — use of a witness' grand jury testimony for impeachment purposes — is commonplace and perfectly proper". Indeed, a reading of those cases in which grand jury minutes have been sought in aid of a private suit indicates that access has been granted consistently for purposes of impeachment and cross-examination. (See Foley v City of New York,
This court holds on the basis of clear precedent, then, that plaintiff is entitled to a copy of the grand jury testimony of those witnesses who testify at the prospective trial of this action. Furthermore, this ruling will apply to witnesses called by either side, and such testimony may be used not only for impeachment, but also to refresh recollection or lead a hostile witness. It is therefore ordered that the grand jury minutes involved be turned over to the custody of the appointed Trial Justice, who will make pertinent portions thereof available as witnesses are called to testify.
The above decision implies a denial of plaintiff's further request that all grand jury minutes be made available prior to
This court agrees that the possibility of flight by the accused, the protection of grand jurors, and the prevention of subornation of perjury are not relevant to this case. However, it is not so easy to deal with policy considerations involving protection of an innocent accused, and assurances to prospective grand jury witnesses that their testimony will be kept secret. It must be noted that in Di Napoli, each accused had been subsequently convicted upon a guilty plea, whereas no indictment was found in this case. Furthermore, in People v Di Napoli (supra, p. 236): "Concerning the last reason listed above — assurance to prospective witnesses that their testimony will be kept secret to encourage their giving of testimony — we believe it may not be said that the disclosure here ordered will have a chilling effect * * * The Commission, far from being an `outsider', is a governmental investigatory body".
It is clear, then, that the Court of Appeals continues to recognize a distinction between cases concerning a public investigation and those involving an "outsider" or private civil litigant. Indeed, in the latter cases, access to grand jury minutes has not been granted for discovery purposes, prior to trial. (See Foley v City of New York, supra; Marinelli v State of New York, supra; Kruger v County of Nassau, supra.) This court notes the liberalized and open approach to discovery inherent in CPLR article 31. It would appear that the plaintiff has many avenues of discovery open to her which would not conflict so directly with competing principles of secrecy, as does her requested inspection of grand jury minutes.
This motion is, therefore, denied insofar as it seeks general access to grand jury minutes for discovery purposes prior to trial. However, this court recognizes the compelling need plaintiff has demonstrated. The facts of this case have been obscured by time, and the diligent use of other costly discovery methods has thus far failed to clarify issues or reveal vital information. Plaintiff's motion is, therefore, denied without prejudice, in that she may renew her request for inspection prior to trial as to specific exhibits, or the testimony of
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One of our neighbors, a sheep farmer named Lyle Brewer, flew a bright yellow Piper J-3 Cub out of a pasture near our house. I tried to visit Lyle whenever I knew he was working on his plane. I took my first flight with Lyle and Dad almost as soon as the FAA inspector signed the airworthiness certificate for the Piper. "I want to fly," I told my Dad.
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