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Here are selected quotes from head coach Ben Braun at this week's media luncheon. The Bears (4-1) host Saint Louis at 7 p.m. Thursday at Haas Pavilion.
Are you thinking more about your team or about Saint Louis this week?
I think at this point, we're trying to focus in on our team and get after some areas that we feel we need to improve. Certainly, we need to go back and continue to work on rebounding and offensive rebounds. It's really something that's concerned me. That's one of the areas we've got to do a better job of. Early in the game against South Florida, they got the boards and kind of set the tone.
What can Cal do to improve its offensive output?
We missed some shots, but on the same token, we're depending a lot on our perimeter three-point shots. It's always been my experience that those have been easier when you have the balance of inside-outside scoring. It's always been the case. To me, that hasn't taken place. I think if you have a perimeter emphasis and not an inside emphasis, you're dependable. You're going to have to shoot contested shots. And I don't know that many teams that can consistently hit contested shots, so we've rushed some shots and we've taken some contested shots. Our job is to get better shots. And how do you do that? Well, you do that off the defense, getting first shot rebounds and breaking. If they get put backs, we're not going to run a live offense after made baskets, so that hurts you. Securing defensive rebounds, outleting, running our break - I've been disappointed in our fast breaks. That's a way to get easy shots. We've got to get easier shots on our break. We've got to get more advantages. 2-on-1, 3-on-2, isolation. We have our big guys laid on the block and we got some space in the perimeter. We need to do a better job of balancing out our attack. I didn't think our team ran the floor very well.
I have been disappointed in the ability to go out and push the ball. It's always easier after a miss than after a make. So, we have to work on that. Running the floor, I have been disappointed. I don't think they are running the floor like they can. We have to push the ball more. And when we're doing that well, it doesn't matter what the defense does. That's something we can control. Those are some areas.
Going back to isolating big guys, we have to do a better job of that. When our big guys are being isolating down low and they're getting help, we're going to have better shots in the perimeter. They do go hand in hand. The teams are going to have a tough time taking away both if we establish it. If we don't establish it, then we're a guardable team.
Are you concerned that Solomon Hughes and Jamal Sampson rushed their shots against South Florida?
Our perimeter players are playing a lot. When you only two or three touches a game you have tendency to rush yourself. Both Jamaal and Soloman, I thought were doing that because it was not a steady diet of touches. Those are areas we have to improve.
Are you concerned about Cal's perimeter scoring?
For a lot of guys, it is about being ready. We made some penetrating dribbles the other night and I thought our spacing was horrendous. And we talked about it and we still need to work on it more. When attacking and penetration takes place, we need wings sliding into the open area. We need to get ourselves ready to score. And we're not. We were standing. We've got to get to an open area.


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Lawn enforcement
Some people grow playoff beards. All Frank Miller of suburban Chicago wanted was a playoff lawn. Miller vowed to leave his Park Ridge, Ill., lawn unshorn until the Chicago Blackhawks won the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup championship. As the lawn grew, some neighbors were supportive, honking their horns as they passed his shaggy front yard and a sign that read, "Won't cut until Hawks win Cup." But others—including city government officials– were not. The city dispatched a lawnmower to cut Miller's grass in late May. Miller, unfazed, vowed to regrow his lawn for the duration of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Or until the city gave him another free lawn mowing.
Child-free zone
If you're looking for sushi in Alexandria, Va., restaurateur Bill Blackburn has a place for you—but only if you're not a child. Blackburn made waves in Alexandria when he announced that his new sushi restaurant wouldn't serve children. Many scoffed at Blackburn's theory that he could turn a profit without families in his children-free environment. But after opening the doors of "The Sushi Bar" on June 1, Blackburn says business is booming. "We by no means hate children or think they don't belong in restaurants," Blackburn told WUSA. "They just don't belong in this particular one."
Political animals
Morris may not be able to do much for Mexico City, but at least he can't hurt it. Cat owner Sergio Chamorro is working to get his cat, Morris, elected as mayor of Mexico City in local elections held July 7. Armed with the campaign slogan, "Tired of voting for rats? Vote for a cat," Morris is picking up some campaign momentum on social media sites where he now has tens of thousands of followers. Chamorro, 35, said his 10-month-old black and white cat would make for a fine politician: "He sleeps almost all day and does nothing, and that fits the profile of a politician." Morris isn't the only animal running for office. Chon the Donkey is running for mayor in Ciudad Juarez while Tina the Chicken is trying to take office in Tepic.
Gator gauntlet
Florida criminals looking to make a quick getaway would be wise to steer clear of the lakes. That's the painful lesson Brian Zuniga learned as he was attempting to evade arrest on May 10. Pinellas County Sheriff's deputies say they were attempting to pull over Zuniga, 20, when the Florida man ditched his car and took off on foot. But Zuniga's escape route took him close to a lake infested with alligators. Hours later, deputies finally placed Zuniga under arrest when they found him at a hospital being treated for alligator bites to his face and arm.
Feet cheaters
Who knew gopher feet were so valuable? Deputies with the Fillmore County Sheriff's office say Tina Marie Garrison and Junior Lee Dillon of Preston, Minn., knew exactly how valuable they were. The mother-and-son team were arrested on May 2 and charged with felony theft along with three other charges when deputies grew wise to their alleged gopher scam. Townships across Minnesota offer bounties for gopher feet as a way to keep the animal's population in check. But when a local trapper reported about $5,000 worth of gopher feet had been stolen from his property, deputies knew what to watch for. The officers say Garrison, 37, and Dillon, 18, stole the booty and collected a total bounty of $4,794 in November and December.
Intrepid kitty
If British Chancellor George Osborne knew his cat Freya would cause such a stir, he may well have kept her as an inside cat. Osborne's wandering kitty—which disappeared for two years—has caused speculation upon her return. Some sources have even told British tabloids that Freya would make the perfect spy cat. That's because Osborne, who lives above Number 10 Downing Street, and security officials allow her to roam freely through sensitive areas. In the past months, Freya has been spotted inside the Cabinet room at Number 10, inside secure portions of the Foreign Office, and even around the Treasury. "She can get everywhere," one source told the Daily Mail. "You'd only have to bug her and you could find out half the Government's secrets."
Debt discovery
Don't ask Ann Wiley of Gwinnett County, Ga., to use her bank card: She's stretched a bit thin right now. Wiley first noticed problems with her Sun Trust bank account on June 11 when an online payment she attempted to make was declined. After being declined again at a local gas station later that day, Wiley decided to check her account balance. According to Sun Trust, her card was in the red—by $100 million. After logging into the Sun Trust website, Wiley found that not only was her checking account deep in the red, the bank said her savings balance was also negative $100 million. The next morning, she checked again and found that her checking debt had doubled. The problem cleared for Wiley after a few days when the bank discovered that a clerical error by the Georgia Department of Revenue had caused the error.
Parking bill
Half a million dollars does not buy much Boston real estate these days, but it can fetch two prime parking spots. At a June 13 tax sale, the IRS auctioned a pair of parking spaces for $560,000 in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood. The two spots may not look like much: pinned in by a brick wall, telephone pole, and a line of weeds. But the spaces behind Commonwealth Avenue happen to be in the most parking-scarce part of the city. The winner, Lisa Blumenthal, owns a nearby home with three parking spaces already.
Fashionably uncool
Behind the so-called Bamboo Curtain, the nouveau riche of North Korea are finding new things to purchase. But the question is not so much "what?" as it is "why?" According to a June 16 report in the Korea Times, newly wealthy North Korean families are now purchasing refrigerators to showcase their wealth. One out of every 15 to 20 families in North Korea has a refrigerator. But a lack of reliable power in most parts of the country means that the family fridge is often little more than a status symbol of success in the nation's burgeoning black market economy or with the government's bureaucracy. Some families have resorted to using their powerless fridges as bookshelves.

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LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) — It's the Dan and Jenny Party tonight in Millersville, on Valentine's Day.
Four couples, all sharing the first names of Dan and Jenny, will gather to eat, laugh, play some games and celebrate the night and their love for each other.
Dan and Jenny Gehman. Dan and Jenny McClary. Dan and Jenni Kirkley. Dan and Jenny Kaminstein.
The couples have more than 60 years of marriage and more than a dozen children among them. Some are high school sweethearts. Others met in the working world.
Some of the couples already know each other. Some will be meeting for the first time tonight.
"The setup is ideal for me because I am horrible with names," says Jenny Gehman, who is hosting the party with her husband, Dan. "In a party like this, I can't go wrong. I feel completely safe."
Mrs. Gehman decided to invite the Dans and Jennys when she realized the unusual convergence of names among a group of current or former neighbors or work friends.
"I wanted to do this for a while and Valentine's came up and I thought, 'Wouldn't this be fun?' " she says.
Besides sharing first names, the couples also have some other things in common:
— The meet-cute.
"We met at the psychiatric hospital," Mrs. Gehman says. "That explains everything else."
The Gehmans, married for 23 years, met when she came to work at Philhaven, a behavioral health-care center in Mount Gretna, where her future husband had just left. Mutual friends introduced the pair.
Dan and Jenny McClary, a Willow Street couple who have been married for 26 years, met as teenagers.
McClary says his wife moved into his Michigan high school when her dad became the new superintendent in the district. He was 18 and she was 16.
"I always joked I started dating her so I could graduate," he says.
— The oh-wow factor.
Dan Kirkley met his wife of 10 years, Jenni, when both worked one summer at Black Rock Retreat in Quarryville. He was a lifeguard. She was a camp nurse.
He remembers the very first time he laid eyes on her, at an orientation meeting for the staff.
After working alongside his future wife and seeing her in action in all kinds of circumstances, Kirkley, who says he is kind of a quiet guy, asked Jenni to go for a walk with him at the end of that summer. He told her that the way she interacted with the kids at the camp was wonderful and, in fact, something he was looking for in a future wife. Would she be interested in pursuing a further relationship?
"She didn't say anything for a minute or two, which felt more like an hour," he says.
"Then she said, 'Can I hold your hand?' "
Jenny Gehman remembers the very first time she saw her husband, when he poked his head around a door and into a room where she was working.
"He just had this smile you couldn't wipe off his face," she says.
The two spent time together that summer and then Gehman left to go overseas, for mission work. She landed in the hospital, due to an illness.
Gehman asked a friend to send her some flowers on his behalf. Mrs. Gehman thinks her future husband was thinking maybe carnations, but the friend, who wanted to encourage the relationship between the couple, chose a dozen long-stem red roses.
Excited and overwhelmed, she asked the friend, do you think this means what I think it means about Dan's feelings? The friend said, oh yes. She sent Gehman a card, spilling out her affections for him.
"He thought this was a good thing, and he just played along," she says, adding with a laugh, "Dan never did pay for those roses!"
— The peanut butter to the jelly.
Kirkley says he is reserved but his wife is more open to inviting others into their home. She's ready to jump into things a bit more, while he likes to sit back and examine the options first.
"It's amazing how, in some ways, I didn't know what I needed in life," he says, until he met Jenni.
McClary says his wife traveled in her youth, while he grew up in the same Michigan town. He loved her "momentum," which he says carried them forward after they married.
All five of their children were born in different states, and they have lived in Ethiopia and Germany, where they had the perhaps unenviable job of being dorm parents to 30 girls.
But through it all, they have shared the same sensibilities.
"We are calm and laid-back people," McClary says. "People like to have us around when they are panicking, because we are not."
— The link.
The Millersville International House, a home for international students from area colleges, is the one link connecting these four couples.
Dan Gehman works there. Jenny Gehman did in the past.
Both Dan and Jenny McClary also work there. (Dan McClary says there are actually three Dans who work there. He jokingly calls Dan Gehman "The Alpha Dan" because he was there first.)
As a child, Jenni Kirkley lived in the International House for a time, while her family was waiting for their house to be completed.
The Kaminsteins, who were not available for an interview, employ a baby sitter who lives in the International House.
— The things they love.
McClary: "She's cute. She's pretty. She's very much a common sense person."
Mrs. Gehman: "He always rubs my feet every single night."
Kirkley: "I love my wife because she is patient, kind, forgiving and forever hopeful — in short, she loves me."
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The Intelligencer Journal (http://bit.ly/XGTbnR) reported that emergency personnel were called to the Budget Host Inn around 3 a.m. Sunday regarding a report of a cardiac arrest.
Police told the newspaper that a person was found dead on the floor of the lobby and that investigators determined the person's death was a homicide.
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SeattleScape blogger Irene Wall has an update on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's plans to relocate six research vessels to Newport, Ore. from Seattle next year. It is a press release from U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell on construction under way in Newport of the Marine Operations Center – Pacific pier to serve as home port for the NOAA vessels. In the release, Cantwell questions Commerce Secretary Gary Locke about the move. Read it here. You can read Wall's view of NOAA's choice in the post below.


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The Wolves forward was arrested after an incident in Edinburgh city centre on Wednesday.
A Police Scotland spokesman said: "A 22-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with an alleged assault that happened in Edinburgh city centre around 2pm on Wednesday June 19. A report will be sent to the procurator fiscal in relation to the incident."
Griffiths is due to return to League One side Wolves having spent most of the past two seasons on loan at Hibernian, where he scored 28 goals in the previous campaign.
He was recently named PFA Scotland young player of the year and Scottish Football Writers' Association player of the year.
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The Three-Act Structure
Today I want to talk about an important part of novel writing: the three-act structure.
It may sound like a boring topic but if you want to learn about the real craft of writing, you have to learn about story structure. Why? Because the further your story deviates from structure, the less likely you will be able to connect with your readers.
When you read a novel that isn't quite grabbing you, the reason is probably structure. Even though it may have good characters, snappy dialogue, and intriguing settings, the story isn't unfolding in the optimum fashion.
-James Scott Bell, Plot And Strucure
In The Complete Handbook of Novel Writing, best selling author Ridley Pearson tells us that there are structures and forms to writing fiction that help you hold all the pieces together and transform and idea into a story. This form, the three-act structure, has been handed down to us from the ancient Greeks, and is one that's been proven successful for thousands of years.
The three acts are referred to in various ways:
- Beginning, Middle, End
- Opening, Development, Conclusion
- The Decision To Act, The Action, The Consequences Of The Action.
Act 1: The Challenge
"The first act establishes action, characters, and what's at stake. It shows the reader the boundaries the protagonist must operate within. They may be physical or mental; real or imagined; age based or gender based."
"The characters face internal conflicts (character issues) just as they face external conflicts (the challenge of the story). Act 1 is where all this is brought to the page."
You can think of it in terms of set up. In the first act we learn who the protagonist is and see him interacting with his everyday life. We learn what's act stake and what he has to lose. It's hear that the protagonist overcomes his concerns, accepts the challenge, and decides to take it on.
Act 2: Action
Act 2 involves the darkest moment of the story. Complications challenge characters and make everything more difficult. "This darkest moment is when everything goes to ruin and we fear for the protagonist's life (or relationship, or whatever's at stake).
"The second act is a balance of action, story development, and interiorizing the characters. We're not going to have time to resolve everything in the third act without it feeling forced. This is a place first time novelists make mistakes. Near the end of the second act is a good time to resolve sub-plots, or at least move them along so you can resolve them quickly in the third act."
Now is the time to get that stuff out of the way.
Act 3: The Consequences
The third act is where the action hits full stride. "It begins with the unexpected and ends with the long anticipated.
If we spent the first two acts making our protagonist flawed, vulnerable, and human, here's where he overachieves and becomes superhuman. Dorthy will kill the witch. Luke will slay Lord Vader."
In The Writer's Journey, Volger writes that "the story is meaningless if the hero returns without the elixer. This is a truth, an antidote, a treasure, a lesson. Dorothy realizes there is no place like home. Someone graduates from college, or training, or bootcamp. There's a truth gained, and it's worth all he has gone through."
This is the payoff. It is all that has been accomplished, all that has been learned. The reader, along with the protagonist is satisfied.
The three-act structure is there because it works. Think of a movie or book that rises above the others and I am sure it will fit into this form.
I know I'm grateful to have this foundation, this support, when crafting my stories. But what about you? Do you use the three-act structure? Is there any part you have trouble with?
And for a more detailed look at the three acts and story structure, check out the links below...
The Story Structure Series By Larry Brooks
Three or Four Acts? By Alicia Rasley
Writing A Book: Structure By Chris Brogan
The Quick And Dirty Guide To Structure, or Stories Are Made Of Threes By Charlene Teglia
Why The Three Act Structure? By Alexandra Sokoloff
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Jason Washburn finished with 20 points and seven rebounds for the Utes
Feb. 9, 2013
EUGENE, Ore. - Utah let a second-half lead slip away on the road tonight, falling at No. 19 Oregon, 73-64. Jason Washburn had 20 points and seven rebounds for the Runnin' Utes (10-13, 2-9).
Jarred DuBois continued his hot shooting, finishing with 15 points for Utah while Jordan Loveridge added 14, all in the first half. The Utes shot 48 percent in the game, 57 percent in the first half en route to taking an eight-point lead. It was the second-best overall performance in league play (60% at UW).
Utah was a staggering minus-22 on the glass but stayed in the game by limiting the Ducks to 30 percent shooting in the first half and forcing 17 turnovers, a season-high.
Both teams got off to rather slow starts but Oregon went up 13-10 on Arsalan Kazemi's dunk with 8:59 left in the first half. Utah answered by going ahead 19-18 on a Loveridge jumper.
Oregon's recent struggle with turnovers continued, and the Ducks committed 10 within the first 16 minutes. The Utes extended their lead to 27-20 on Brandon Taylor's jumper with 1:46 left, and Washburn's long two-pointer at the buzzer put Utah ahead 30-22 at the break.
In the second half, Oregon pulled to 32-31 on E.J. Singler's three-pointer early in the half, but Utah wouldn't let the Ducks take control. Taylor hit a three-pointer to put the Utes up 37-31.
Johnathan Loyd made a three-pointer that narrowed it to 43-41 with 11:26 left and momentum shifted to Oregon on a Singler layup that tied it at 43. The Ducks went ahead for good on a Kazemi free throw. The Rice transfer finished with 11 points and 14 rebounds for his first career double-double.
Singler had 21 points and eight rebounds while Damyean Dotson added 16 points for the Ducks (19-5, 8-3 Pac-12), who had been on a slide after opening conference play with seven straight victories.
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From an indirect taxation perspective, the general sentiment in most pre-budget polls was that no major tax related amendments would be announced as is the case typically with most vote-on-account exercises. However, recent articles and reports across national dailies seemed to suggest that key industry issues under continued representation would be addressed. To recap, the forum chaired by Dr Parthasarathi Shome held a series of interactions with trade and industry during the second half of 2013. Some of these issues were addressed in the months of December 2013 and January 2014 through issuance of administrative circulars and notifications. This led to a belief and some level of expectation that a host of other indirect tax issues under continued representation would stand addressed as a part of the vote-on-account exercise. Specifically, some reports indicated a possible change in the rate of duty/ tax.
In this backdrop, the vote-on-account exercise has merely tinkered with the rate of excise duty for specific sets of commodities. While the theme and thrust of these amendments have been positioned as providing succour to the manufacturing sector, it is pertinent to note that the reduction in rate is effective only up to June 30, 2014, in many cases. Key beneficiaries of the excise duty reductions provided by the interim budget include the automobile, construction equipment, consumer goods and mobile phones industries.
A key beneficiary of the rate reduction appears to be the automobile industry, which, after consistently witnessing increasing rates of duties has been gifted with a reduction in the rate across product categories as under:
In addition to the same, there has been a marginal reduction in the rate of duty (from 12% to 10%) on various capital goods specified under Chapters 84 and 85 of the central excise tariff which lists various types of plant and machinery including consumer durables and electronics.
With this, the general expectation is that the prices of most consumer durables/electronics as well as passenger vehicle prices should come down in the next few days/weeks. However, a key factor to be considered is that, the stock already cleared from the factory and available at dealerships and sales outlet would have already suffered the higher duty rate. Unless the differential duty is borne by the manufacturer, a reduction in price seems unlikely. Whether, the benefits of the lower rate will even percolate down to the consumer by June 30 (upto which the


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Coach Daniel Ornelas
48 years old
Years with Almaden FC
1+ years
San Jose, California
Coaching Qualifications
- NSCAA Advanced National Diploma (USSF B License Equivalent)
- NSCAA National Diploma (USSF C License Equivalent)
- NorCal Premier International Certificate
- NSCAA Director of Coaching Diploma
- NSCAA National Goalkeeper Diploma
- NSCAA National Youth Diploma
- NFHS High School Coaching Certificate
- CYSA National D Coaching License
- USSF Grade 8 Referee License
- PCA Coach of the Year 2006: Sunnyvale Soccer Alliance Soccer Club
Coaching Experience
- Director of Coaching – Field of Dreams Soccer (2008-Current)
- Head Coach for AFC Mercury Black and White 04 U8 (2013)
- Head Coach and AGT for SASC U8B Age Group (2013)
- Head Coach for AFC Mercury Black 02 U9 Boys (2012)
- Head Trainer for SASC 03 Age Group (2012)
- Head Coach for SASC Extreme 99 White U12 Girls (2008-2011)
- Head Coach for SASC Extreme 99 Black U12 Girls (2010)
- Asst Coach for SASC Extreme 99 Red U12 Girls (2008-2009)
- Head Coach for SASC Extreme 96 U12 Girls (2006- 2009)
- Head Coach for Kings Academy HS Varsity Women's (2006-2007)
- Head Coach for Kings Academy High School JV Men's (2005-2006)
- Head Coach for Kings Academy HS JV Women (2005-2006)
- Head Coach for SASC Recreation U8 – U10 Girls (2004-2006)
- SASC Goalkeeper Coaching Clinics – (2007-2008)
- Assistant Coach for Mount Hamilton YSL U8-U14 Boys/Girls (1980-1985)
Playing Experience
- Portuguese Athletic Club (PAC) in the SBSL Premier League (Semi-PRO)
- Evergreen Valley College and Mission Junior College
- CCS Division I Soccer Champion at San Jose High School
- 1st Team All-League Santa Teresa Division Selection at San Jose HS
- Most Inspirational Player at San Jose High School
- CYSA Class 1 youth player. Played all positions but love Striker the best.
- Played in competitive tournaments in Holland, Austria, Germany, and all over the USA
- William Jessup University
- Evergreen Valley College
Personal Coaching Mission
My passion is working with younger age groups in developing a strong foundation of technical skill while making it challenging and fun. Player development is the most important thing. I want to create a positive environment for players to be creative and let the players have fun. I want to foster a love of the game and a lifetime of enjoyment.


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AvGFP is commonly used as a genetically encoded reporter, allowing investigators to observe gene activity in particular cells or tissues. In combination with specifically applied genetic engineering technologies, AvGFP may also be used to analyze the activity of selected target genes by tagging the proteins that are connected with disease mechanisms in vivo. AvGFP technology also can help to assess and monitor the fate of certain cell types using imaging technology.
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During phase one of the project, EVCC and Vconverter engineered an exhaust system based on EVCC's patented Reverse Flow Catalytic Muffler technology. The catalytic muffler was manufactured by Vconverter and shipped to Michigan Tech University for initial testing. Initial results not only showed favorable emission reductions over the Original Engine Manufactured (OEM), but it also achieved superior hydrocarbon (HC) and carbon monoxide (CO) emission reductions in comparison with competing catalytic systems.
For phase two, EVCC and Vconverter will be experimenting with different shell compositions and catalytic structures in an effort to further optimize the unit.
Albert Hickman, President and CEO of EVCC, commented, "Starting in 2012, snowmobile manufacturers will be faced with more stringent emission regulations for both hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide. In turn, this will force several manufacturers to implement new clean tech solutions in order to keep certain model engines in their product line. EVCC has shown very strong emission reductions on snowmobile engines in the past, and we are pleased to offer a solution in these new market conditions. The snowmobile and ATV industry is an attractive market segment for the company and we are pleased with the outcome of this project to date."
For more information on Vconverter, visit www.vconverter.com. For information on EVCC, visit www.econtrolcorp.com.
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Napa County Public Works closed the Oakville Crossroad Bridge following an inspection and recommendation from California Department of Transportation (Caltrans). The bridge is closed between Highway 29 and Silverado Trail.
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Here's an NPR article about the rapid growth on what we'd call light pollution in N. Dakota.
Interesting article on N. Dakota LP
Started by DigitalFox , Jan 18 2013 01:56 AM
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Posted 22 January 2013 - 07:59 PM
My grandparents lived in Minnewaukan, where my mother lived and grew up. Too bad that the state is getting light polluted.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 11:49 PM
I fear the same could happen in eastern and southern Utah if companies are allowed to go to work in those areas.


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I had something similar to this but it was relating to blackberry users receiving and send mail on their handhelds. We have Cisco 1841 & Cisco 5505 ASA series.
You might look into load balancing since you have a number of APs and since its relating to a show. Might look into that….
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I'm assuming that people here are kids, teens or in their 20s/30s.
Do your parents/siblings make fun of you or say you're sad for still liking Pokémon?
I'm nearly 17 and I really want an Eevee plushie for my birthday...'cos it's cute and I'm a girl and it all make sense.
But my mom always tells me off, saying I'm acting like a child if I still like Pokémon....blah blah....college soon...and bills and blah blah BLAH!
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Trans Hate Crime Poster Competition Results
Date Published: 19/02/2013
During Hate Crime Week in January, Greater Manchester Police ran a competition to design a poster to raise awareness of transphobic hate crime. Find out the results here!read more
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Date Published: 19/02/2013
Last week we toured the 10 borough's of Greater Manchester talking to people about equal marriage. Check out the photo's here...read more
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Date Published: 19/02/2013
All of us rely on our local health and social care services at some point in our lives. And when we need them for ourselves or our family, we want the best possible services. To do this, a new consumer champion for health and social care – Healthwatch – has been created. Find out more and have your say!read more
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Date Published: 15/02/2013
The Lesbian & Gay Foundation and NHS Manchester want to make sure that everyone feels suitably loved up. In a drive to promote good sexual health, safer sex cupids will be out in Manchester's gay village tomorrow night (Saturday 16th February) to help spread the love.read more
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Date Published: 09/01/2013
LGBT History Month takes place every February to honour the achievements of the LGBT community. Here LGF volunteer Sali Owen writes about some notable figures to celebrate from the LGB&T community.read more
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Date Published: 12/02/2013
Businesses in Manchester's Gay Village will come together on Thursday 14 February to sign a charter that looks to prevent negative behaviour and incidents within Canal Street and its surrounding areas.read more
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Date Published: 30/01/2013
Prossy Kakooza is co-founder of Lesbian Immigration Support group (LISG), a charity that helps women seeking Asylum from countries where it's illegal to be gay. She answers our 12 quick-fire questions.read more
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Comedienne Pam Ann has spoken out in support of our Love Equal Marriage Campaign and is offering our supporters the chance to win two tickets to her March show in Manchester!read more
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From Monday 11th February, to mark Valentines Day and the successful first vote in parliament, The LGF will be touring round Greater Manchester promoting our Love Equal Marriage campaign. When will we be in your area?read more
Equal Marriage: The Results are in
Date Published: 06/02/2013
Last night's historic vote in The House of Commons saw MP's vote in favour of the bill by 400 to 175, a majority of 225. Read the full story here...read more
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Date Published: 05/02/2013
Manchester City Council are working in partnership with organisations throughout the city to make sure that the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people are recognised and championed. It is an opportunity to make sure your voice is heard...read more
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Here Erica shares her amusing open letter to Nuneaton MP Marcus Jones about her wish for equal marriage.read more
Tackling HIV in Our Communities
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A new report in The Lancet infectious diseases has raised issues surrounding some of the challenges associated with HIV testing for gay and bisexual men. But there are also opportunities for healthcare providers, community groups and men themselves to tackle HIV.read more
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MEASURES are to be discussed by farmers to try to halt the spread of bovine TB to Lancashire.
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Bovine TB is taking hold in Cheshire where farmers believe the disease is now prevalent in the wildlife population, but Lancashire is still relatively free.
In January 2013, new Defra rules will be introduced which will mean that farmers in low-incidence areas will face tougher restrictions when they or one of their neighbours has TB confirmed on their farm.
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On Saturday August 8th, 2009, a small plane collided with a sightseeing helicopter carrying Italian tourists above the Hudson River, scattering debris into the water. The plane was carrying a pilot and two passengers, while the helicopter was part of 'Liberty Helicopter Sightseeing Tours' and carried the pilot, and 5 passengers.
Immediately following notification of the collision, authorities from various agencies began the search for survivors, wreckage and clues as to what had occurred minutes before. Within an hour of the accident the Stevens Institute Chief of Police, Tim Griffin, contacted the Center for Maritime Systems (CMS) at Stevens Institute of Technology for assistance. Dr. Michael Bruno, Dean of the School of Engineering and Science, was called to the scene for analysis of currents and the proposed search area. "Our models indicated that the currents were incoming for the first hour after impact and then strongly outgoing. This helped the NYPD, NJ State Police, FBI Dive teams and the USCG aerial search teams to plan the search."
This information proved invaluable to the search and recovery over this initial two day period. In fact, the US Army Corp lifted the helicopter from the Hudson at the precise window of opportunity (zero currents) that they predicted; enabling the wreckage to be removed without breaking apart and losing is contents during the lift.
The joint efforts of Stevens Institute of Technology, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and various other organizations were made possible through the volunteering of resources, technical expertise and genuine desire to assist in alleviating the situation.
Deborah A. P. Hersman, the Chairman of the NTSB had this to say regarding the assistance provided by Stevens during this tragedy:
"I am writing on behalf of the NTSB investigative team to express our gratitude for the assistance offered to us by the Stevens Institute of Technology during the on-scene portion of the investigation of the mid-air collision over the Hudson River that occurred on August 8. The contribution and professionalism of the men and women of the Stevens Institute that assisted our team during the initial hours and days after the accident was crucial to our ability to conduct a thorough and timely accident investigation. I would particularly like to commend Mr. Timothy Griffin, Dr. Michael Bruno, Mr. Nickitas Georgas, Dr. Thomas Herrington, Mr. Jeremy Turner, Dr. Peter Rogowski, Mr. Michael Raftery, and Dr. Alan Blumberg. These men assisted us for the on-scene portion of our investigation, and have volunteered to help should we need any future assistance. Our work would have been much more difficult if it were not for the assistance offered by the Stevens Institute."
Three days after the collision, the search continued for the plane wings, the helicopter rotor assembly and other critically-important pieces of the wreckage. Mr. Nickitas Georgas, Senior Research Engineer in the Center for Maritime systems was enlisted to provide simulations highlighting the extent of the possible search area. This search revolved around a prediction forecasting system known as the New York Harbor Observing and Prediction System (NYHOPS), which is a Stevens project led by Dr. Alan Blumberg and Dr. Bruno that has remained uninterrupted thanks to the ongoing support of the Stevens field crew and IT team, collaboration with industry and federal agencies, as well as long term funding from the NJ DOT and several other sources. Upon notification, Mr. Georgas ran special "drogue simulations based on the new 10-minute NYHOPS current fields and NOAA HAZMAT software." Two scenarios were tested: A surface drift report showed a wide search and recovery area extending from Monmouth County, NJ to Orange County, NY, while a sink-and-drift report highlighted a much smaller area a few miles radius around the impact location. Three weeks after the incident, daily NYHOPS environmental forecasts have continued being requested by active NTSB recovery coordinators.
The National Transportation Safety board, who was in charge of the salvage effort, enlisted the Center for Maritime Systems' boat, the 'R/V Savitsky', captained by Howard Goheen, as a staging platform for dive operations to locate, indentify and recover wreckage. Contributions also came in the underwater search for wreckage. Jeremy Turner, head of the marine operations group was called upon by the NTSB for assistance. Jeremy and his field group consisting of dive safety officer Michael Raftery, and backup safety diver Dr. Pete Rogowski, successfully recovered a windshield frame, a portion of the fuselage and inspected various location targets as advised by the NJ State Police. They continue the search for wreckage to this day. Although the Hudson Mid-Air collision was a tragedy; the incredible teamwork, analysis, and efforts of the multi-agency recovery effort hope to provide answers as to what occurred, relief to families and those involved, and ultimately provide information on how accidents like this can be avoided in the future. The Stevens faculty is proud to have offered their services and continue to volunteer their efforts in the ongoing investigation.
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Kennady Louise Schlem - December 05, 2008
Brad and Devon Schlem of Ogallala, Neb., are the proud parents of a baby girl, Kennady Louise Schlem, born Friday, Dec. 5, 2008 at the Great Plains Regional Medical Center in North Platte, Neb.
Kennady weighed 8 pounds 4 ounces and was 21 inches in length.
She is welcomed home by eight-year-old sister Callie, and brother Camden, four.
Grandparents are Joyce Rahn of North Platte, Harlan Rahn and Jan Goff of Grant, Neb., and Larry and Shirley Schlem of Ogallala.
Great-grandparents are Merle and Hazel Gimeson of Grant and Elsie Rahn of Mountain Lake, Minn.
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[Guide] Dell XPS 15 L502X (Early 2011) Snow Leopard Install (possibly L702x too)
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Posted 04 August 2012 - 12:57 PM
This is the info i get:
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Posted 04 August 2012 - 02:04 PM
- "original" IO80211Family after clean install: not working
- tried the atheros rollback from lx02 package: not working
- ARBCM57780: not working
- Atheros AR5B95: not working
After installing each kext i mentioned above, repairing permissions and rebuilding cache, reboot, i checked with kext wizard if IO802 was loaded but it was not.
I guess i will just give up on this, it is strange that you say that you also tried this model of card and it worked native, what i noticed lately about Dell is that things they build are not so "standard" anymore.
10x for all the help doix
Posted 04 August 2012 - 02:07 PM
@killer #1769
Thanks @DoiX for pointing that out, But that is version 193 which is i guess from 10.7.4 whereas Mountain Lion uses version 196.
Any way we can patch 196????? as the AICPUPM pearl script is not working on that 196 one.
Posted 04 August 2012 - 03:05 PM
@Marius, i said i use a card with the same chipset, Atheros AR5B95 which is working out of the box with lion. I have no idea what brand it has since i bought it from okazii. It's a half-width format, it could be that your card is newer and has a diff ID that's not included in the kext.
Try to get the ID for it using System Info [ System Info, an app to get hardware and kexts info ] post it here and we'll see from there.
P.S Mine is 168c:002a - the first part is the vendor ID, the second is the device ID.
Posted 04 August 2012 - 04:10 PM
So, this is ID: 14e4:4727
Dunno if this is right or wrong but,
I ckecked in System/Library/Extensions/IO80211Family.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AirPortAtheros21.kext/Contents/info.plist - ID not present
I ckecked in System/Library/Extensions/IO80211Family.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AirPortAtheros40.kext/Contents/info.plist - ID not present
I ckecked in System/Library/Extensions/IO80211Family.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AirPortBrcm4331.kext/Contents/info.plist - ID not present / tried adding it here, didn't work
I ckecked in System/Library/Extensions/IO80211Family.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AppleAirPortBrcm43224.kext/Contents/info.plist - ID not present / tried adding it here, didn't work
( i ran kext wizard before restarting)
Posted 04 August 2012 - 04:36 PM
Check this: #2 & http://www.insanelym...howtopic=247900
It's best to just replace the card with a compatible one, like the card you initially said. I payed for mine 35ron, but i did have to hunt for it... not many people sell them.
Oh, i took the liberty and compiled a DSDT with what Slice suggested in the second thread.
Redownload: The first had an error in the code. http://dl.getdropbox...3714/marius.zip Give it a try.. maybe you'll get lucky.
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Sorry for some off topic info, anyway have fun.
Micro 8 RTM 64 Bit:
Release Notes:
As everyone know, its an enterprise edition without windows media player.
Regarding os info the iso file size weighs at 1.59 GB and Full installation consumes 3.91 GB
Stripped down manually using Win 7 toolkit.
No Tweaking just a plain vanilla install from Microsoft.
Removed some junk from the system such as windows defender, recovery. speech, powershell, East Asian inputs (IME) and Winsxs.
Most of the drivers has been removed
Includes Windows Update ( For the sake of installing drivers )
http://www.mediafire...krcfbnfa1zgvf16 ( Part 1 )
http://www.mediafire...z34q2rz73sfddwz ( Part 2 )
http://www.mediafire...5bf458xxww6wsnc ( Part 3 )
http://www.mediafire...24y0258xfce36aq ( Part 4 )
http://www.mediafire...jhye76u5zs7l2aw ( Part 5 )
http://www.mediafire...3zm0q6o6smka4r3 ( Part 6 )
http://www.mediafire...vbwqs9bli6aij78 ( Part 7 )
http://www.mediafire...1916m95l8rrq4gi ( Part 8 )
Hmm thanks. I have installed windows 8 preview. Actually i do tri-boot with windows 7, windows 8 and mac os lion. Windows 8 is just too damn fast. Its so much faster than windows 7
Posted 06 August 2012 - 06:18 AM
Micro OS X 10.7.4 dmg file weighs 1.69 GB and installation consumes 2.4 GB of ur hard disk space, actually i aimed to fit the installation to a 2 GB usb drive but i couldn't succeed. Hopefully in the future releases, apple might reduce their os footprint.
Micro OS X 10.7.4:
Release Notes
I haven't touched frameworks, so the os should be stable without any dependency breaks. I have removed many apps from applications folder but their frameworks are still there, so if u want any stock apple apps, for example address book, ical, face time etc just copy them back in applications folder and they should work.
Secondly this distribution is made for our xps laptops, so just have a hassle free installation,restore the image to an USB drive or hard disk partition and install chameleon boot loader and ur ready to go.
The Files included in this image are DSDT ( XPS 17 A.12 ), SSDT's( i7 2630 QM), org.chameleon.Boot.plist ( by default bus ratio is 20, screen resolution is 1920x1080, please change it accordingly) and smbios.plist ( Macbook Pro 8.3). Please replace ur system specific files using transmac app on Windows or from Mac just restore the image and then make any necessary changes.
Features Removed:
1. Except English almost all Fonts has been removed.
2. Speech has been removed.
3. Dictionaries removed
4. Help ( voice over as well)
5. input methods other than English
6. iTunes has been removed but as i said before framework is still there so if u require iTunes just hit software update, download and install.
7. Printer & Scanners drivers and existing software has been removed but printer & scanner support is intact.
8. Screen savers, Desktop picture, User pictures and also dashboard widgets has been removed.
9. spelling has also been removed.
10. All fancy apps such as launchpad etc have been removed.
I will be looking for some feedback from u guys.
Posted 06 August 2012 - 09:52 PM
Following the new guide, simple method, I purchased and downloaded ML from app store.. Right clicked on it, show package contents etc... double clicked installESD.dmg ran the Osx86 RetailDisk KitGen v1.1.app selected the os retail image from the extracted installESD.dmg.. but I get an error message:
hdiutil: attach failed - not recognised
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? not done anything hackintosh wise for a few months now, took me ages to catch up on the thread
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Then try the app.
Or you could copy the InstallESD.dmg from inside the Install.app to someother place, but personally i'd go for the first option.
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Posted 07 August 2012 - 02:18 AM
In windows just stop few services using services.msc and bam shows it power.
i Guess Mountain Lion has to climb a huge Mountain if it wants get any close to Windows 8 memory consumption.
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I promise however that when i'm done with the exam, i'll irelease/compile/develop the full free and opensource alternative to tonymac's packages.
That would be a dream come true! I would give everybody able to do that everything I can as an administrator.
Posted 07 August 2012 - 11:34 AM
Hmm, i think it's a permission problem. Open InstallESD.dmg with Disk Utility then convert the image like this.
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Then try the app.
Or you could copy the InstallESD.dmg from inside the Install.app to someother place, but personally i'd go for the first option.
Thanks DoiX, but still can't get it to work. I think I got the original error as I was trying to load the ML.app into your app, oops, realised it was the InstallESD.dmg i should have been loading.. Anyway it gets to the point of asking where the new image should be saved, then comes up: Phase 2/4: Converting Image to a read write format. This may take a couple of minutes! Click on ok but I now get this error message:
Not sure why 2 progress bars are in the pic above!
Ive tried the method you said of going through disk utility first, that converts it to read/write, but still doesn't work in the app.
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A second critically endangered Javan rhino has been found dead in Indonesia.
Indonesia's Ujung Kulon Park has lost another of its critically endangered Javan rhinos.
Because the rhino's horn was intact, the rhino is likely to have died from natural causes. The male rhino, believed to be about 30 years of age, was found dead in a river. Javan rhinos have a life span of 30 – 45 years.
Indonesian Rhino Foundation head Widodo Ramono said via The Jakarta Globe that fewer than 50 Javan rhinos remain in Ujung Kulon, the last known location of this critically endangered species (Rhinoceros sondaicus).
We have 40 to 50 rhinos here now. If two die, that's four percent of the population.
There were no signs it had been killed by poachers as its horn was intact. It might have died of old age or illness. We're still investigating the cause of death and checking if there are other carcasses in the area.
Plans are under way to establish a second habitat for Indonesia's Javan rhinos, in hopes of encouraging breeding and expanding the population.
A Javan rhino subspecies (Rhinoceros sondaicus annamiticus) – with a population of fewer than five individuals – hangs by a thread in Vietnam. Although these rhinos have not been seen by wildlife researchers for years – and the last known photo was taken by a camera trap, possibly in 2006 – poachers still managed to kill one and hack off the horn.
Superstitions about rhino horn driving rhinos to the edge of extinction
Javan rhinos – like all rhino species – are under tremendous threat from illegal killing, fueled by demand for rhino horn in east and southeast Asia. The latest research via the IUCN/SSC and TRAFFIC found that most rhino horn leaving Africa is destined for end-use markets in China and Vietnam.
Persistent superstitions in these regions attribute "healing powers" to rhino horn, despite the fact scientific analysis has confirmed rhino horn has no medicinal effect on humans.
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How's It Feel to Want?
by Risa Green
Before we had kids, my husband and I both couldn't stand the holidays. The fake merriness, the endless holiday parties that took over our weekends and prevented us from seeing movies, the obligatory gift giving. But of course, like just about everything else, having children changed our feelings, and now that my kids are really old enough to get excited about the holidays, it's become my favorite time of year. Instead of seeing fake merriness all around me, I see genuine happiness. Instead of viewing holiday parties as a chore, now they're fun, exciting activities that we get to do as a family. And instead of feeling obliged to buy gifts, I look forward to picking them out, especially the ones for my kids. But, like just about everything else having to do with being a parent, there's a balance involved.
We celebrate Hanukkah, and in our family, our kids get one gift on each of the eight nights. I collect presents throughout the fall – a book here, a game there – and I stow them all in a secret hiding place until the day before Hanukkah starts, when I wrap everything up, put everyone's names on them, and then pile them up on our pool table. I can't decide if it's more fun for them to shake every present and try to guess what it is, or if it's more fun for me to watch them. And while I love buying things that I know my kids really want, now that they're getting older, a lot of the things they really want are really expensive, and I don't know how I feel about giving in to that. It's not about the money. I'm lucky that I can afford to get my son the big Star Wars Lego set that he's had his eye on all year, or to get my daughter the karaoke machine that she's been asking for. The question I struggle with is whether I should get them those things just because they want them, and just because I can. I can't help but wonder at what point entitlement starts to set in. I can't help but wonder at what point they stop hoping that they'll get what they want, and instead just expect to be given it.
What a great question/phrase. Thank you for writing this. I agree that it's good for kids to know and be able to deal with 'want.' I hate to quote songs, but there's a great line in a Sheryl Crow song that always sticks with me: It's not having what you want. It's wanting what you've got.
I completely agree with your strategy. The life lessons of saving up for something they really want or realizing that they can live without the item are valueable ones. I also think it opens up some great discussion with your kids.


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Supplemental handouts for each laboratory exercise will also be provided by the instructor via eCompanion or during class.
BI 337 Biochemistry
Royals, Brenda
Instructor of Biology
M.S. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, LSU Health Sciences CenterB.S. in Chemistry, Southeastern Oklahoma State University (Cum Laude)
Office Location
113A, Science Hall
Office Hours
By Appointment
Daytime Phone
(816) 584-6592
Semester Dates
June 4, 2012 - June 29, 2012
Class Days
Class Time
CH318 and CH318L and/or the equivalent
Credit Hours
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Materials learned in the lecture portion of the course will be applied in the laboratory exercises. It is therefore crucial that students attend and participate in each laboratory session. Hands-on laboratory work will expand and reinforce many of the major concepts from lecture so that you remember them in your future career settings.
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Create a review paper in the style of Annual Reviews in Biochemistry covering one biochemical or intercellular signaling pathway in a cell or cells. This paper should be at least 10 pages in length (using the attached Instructions to Authors) excluding figures and references. Information covered should include:
1. Step-by-step illustration of the biochemical or intercellular signaling pathway (CLO 1, 2).
2. Discussion of the general flows of the pathway (flow of information, flow of mass, flow of energy) and the logic underlying the pathway (why does this arrangement work well?) (CLO 1,2, 3).
3. Indication of key regulatory steps in the pathway and explanation of why this is a logical regulatory step (CLO 1, 2, 4).
4. Indication of how this pathway relates to the central metabolic pathway (glycolysis, TCA cycle, electron transport chain, oxidative phosphorylation) (CLO 2).
5. Discuss the commonalities and differences exhibited in this pathway in prokaryotes and eukaryotes (CLO 4).
6. What diseases or disease states are associated with defects in this pathway? If there is no literature, predict what would happen (indicate your rationale) (CLO 1, 2, 4).
7. Discuss how the disease states in 6 are differentially expressed in human populations (is there a difference in disease effect or prevalence based on age, sex, geographic location, environmental factors, ancestral origin, race…etc). What are the bases of these differences? If there appears to be no difference in disease effect or prevalence, discuss why.
8. Discuss methods used to combat the disease or approaches that are planned. How do/will these work?
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June 4 - M
Introduction, Bonds, Amino Acids
1, 2, 3
June 5 - T
Carbohydrates, Lipids, Protein Structure, QUIZ
9, 10, 4
June 6 - W
Enzymes – Action/ Regulation/ Mechanisms & Inhibitors, QUIZ
5, 6, 7
June 7 - R
Enzymes – Mechanisms & Inhibitors, Allosteric Proteins, QUIZ
7, 8
June 11 - M
EXAM I, Membrane Structure & Function
June 12 - T
Signal Transduction, Introduction to Metabolism, QUIZ
12, 14
June 13 - W
Digestion, Glycolysis I, QUIZ
13, 15
June 11 - R
Glycolysis II, Gluconeogenesis, QUIZ
15, 16
June 18 - M
EXAM II, Preparation for the Citric Acid Cycle
June 19 - T
Citric Acid Cycle II, Electron Transport Chain, QUIZ
18, 19
June 20 - W
Oxidative Phosphorylation, Glycogen Degradation/Synthesis, QUIZ
20, 23
June 21 - R
Glucose homeostasis & Disease, QUIZ
June 25 - M
Lipid/Fatty Acid Degradation, Lipid/Fatty Acid Synthesis, QUIZ
26, 27
June 26 - T
EXAM III, Lipid Storage
June 27 - W
Molecular Biology Overview, Final Exam Review
ALL TERM PAPERS DUE BY 6/27/12 at the end of class
June 28 - R
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Good Day,
I was honored to bring together a panel of experts on human trafficking as I hosted a summit aimed at increasing awareness of this horrific crime and providing tools for action to address this form of human slavery.
Those who came to the well-attended Summit on Human Trafficking, held at Missouri United Methodist Church in Columbia, heard that while it is easy to think of human trafficking as something that takes place only in big cities or in other countries, this appalling crime is taking place right in our own backyard. In fact, the Department of Justice's Western District of Missouri alone is currently prosecuting 15 cases involving human trafficking.
In May, my colleagues and I passed a series of bills aimed at preventing or eliminating the spread of trafficking and protecting the victims of this crime against humanity. Many of these victims are pre-teens and young teenagers, with 80 percent of the victims being female. My hope is that the information shared at this summit will help stop this horrific crime.
The US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report 2007 revealed 600,000-800,000 men, women and children are trafficked across international borders each year. Up to 50 percent are minors. In addition, the most recent U.S. government estimates are that as many as 17,500 people are believed to be trafficked into the United States each year, and some observers have estimated that as many as 200,000 American children are vulnerable to trafficking within the United States during the course of a year.
Each of the Summit participants, including two women who survived this heinous crime, brought unique perspectives and insights along with valuable suggestions for combating it, sharing the fact that many people are sold into prostitution at an early age and are enslaved until they are no longer wanted. This crime must be stopped. Participants in the summit included: Dr. Deborah Hume, from the Central Missouri Stop Human Trafficking Coalition; Wende Baker, a Victim Specialist with the FBI; Christine McDonald, a human trafficking survivor; Adam Kavanaugh, with the St. Louis County Police Department's Special Investigations Unit; Gail Reynoso, a Program Development Specialist with the Missouri Coalition against Domestic and Sexual Violence; Misty Losinger, a human trafficking survivor and Steve Dunlap, the founder of On Time Ministry. I thank all those who took part and who are working so hard to right this wrong.
While in Columbia, I also had an opportunity to lend a hand at the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri, bagging potatoes for hungry families. The Food Bank acquires and distributes millions of pounds of donated food each year.
The food goes to soup kitchens, emergency food pantries, shelters for the abused and homeless, programs for low-income children and senior citizens and rehabilitation centers. It was a pleasure to help take part, in some small way, in the effort to feed our needy families.
In Washington, the House approved the FY 2015 Defense Appropriations Bill. This bipartisan effort gives our men and women in uniform the tools and resources they need to protect our nation from current and emerging threats. It supports key readiness programs to prepare our troops for combat and peacetime missions by providing for operations and addressing readiness shortfalls; it ensures a well-equipped, well-prepared force by providing for essential upgrades and procurement of platforms; and it prepares for future security threats by providing for research and development. The bottom line, however, is that we are facing a scarcity of funds due to sequestration, and drastic cuts to our military have been made.
I am happy that there are a number of provisions in this bill that closely mirror the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that we passed earlier this year. Those provisions, such as the funding for additional Growler aircraft, keeping the Apache helicopter with the National Guard and rejecting proposals for cutting benefits and another round of Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) are very beneficial for Missourians and other Americans alike. I am particularly pleased that funding has been provided to save the A-10. There is no better aircraft to fulfill the military's critical close air support mission.
I participated in two important hearings in the Armed Services Committee. The first was a classified briefing learning more about the deal our government agreed to which resulted in the release of Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl. While I am glad our soldier has been released, I question the wisdom of exchanging five Taliban leaders for him. In addition, I believe our Administration violated the law by not notifying Members of Congress about the swap. Last year's National Defense Authorization Act requires the Administration to notify Congress before releasing terrorists. We now know 80-90 people within the Administration knew but not one representative of the people was made aware of this deal. This is wrong. The President should respect the laws and be willing to consult elected officials before making such a consequential decision.
In addition, we held a hearing on the ongoing discussions with Iran regarding its desired proliferation of nuclear weapons. Iran must stop its march to nuclear capability. There is no reason for the Iranians to enrich uranium or develop a nuclear weapons program. With Iranian leadership threatening to destroy both Israel and the United States with a nuclear bomb, we must stand firm in our negotiations and insist they dismantle their centrifuges and pursue peaceful relations with other nations. The July 20th deadline to secure a resolution is fast approaching. I will continue to push the Administration to hold firm and do everything in our power to prevent further nuclear proliferation of the world's leading supporter of terrorists.
Finally, I had the pleasure of meeting with the FFA group from my hometown of Archie. As a member of the Agriculture Committee, I know how important it is for organizations like the FFA to bring young leaders to Washington, D.C. to experience the agriculture policy process first hand and visit their Capitol. Additionally, I met with a group of students from the Fourth District who won an essay contest put on by the Missouri Electric Cooperatives. It was a true pleasure to meet with such a bright group of young leaders. I wish them all the best in their future endeavors.
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A good-tasting light ice cream that isn't excessively high in sugar will usually have around 100 calories per 1/2 cup serving. One of my favorites is Breyer's Light Vanilla, which I use in smoothies and serve with fresh fruit. It has 3.5 grams of fat and 100 calories per half-cup serving.
The other part of enjoying ice cream the healthy way is to keep your serving to 1/2 cup to 3/4 cup. Use your 1/2 or 3/4 cup measure to scoop out the ice cream. You're more likely to be happy with that amount if you serve your ice cream with some fresh fruit!
Light hot dogs are available in just about every supermarket. Some taste better than others, I'll tell you that right now.
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Barbecued Chicken
I'm used to working with skinless chicken breasts and thighs. And I've found if you marinate or sauce your skinless chicken, it tends to do well on the grill. It will stay moist on the inside.
It doesn't make sense to me to take such care to flavor the skin, and then peeling the skin off before you eat it. Better to flavor the actual meat and grill it the way you are going to eat it!
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A group of Catholic nonprofits in Nashville is asking a federal judge to prevent the government from forcing them to provide contraceptive coverage to their employees.
In court on Thursday, an attorney for the federal government argued the case should be dismissed. He said the contraceptive mandate of the Affordable Care Act is currently under revision and is not being enforced. He argued that because of that, the plaintiffs cannot show injury — a requirement for an injunction.
Attorneys for the Diocese of Nashville claim that local nonprofits have been injured by the mandate. They argued that due to special circumstances the Villa Maria Manor, Mary Queen of Angels and the St. Mary Villa Child Development Center already are forced to pay for contraceptive coverage despite their religious objections.


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The Wave Machines have revealed their tour itinerary for January and February 2013, where they'll be giving a live debut to new material from their album 'Pollen', out on January 21st via Neapolitan/PIAS.
Recording 'Pollen', the follow up to 2009's 'Wave If You're Already There', was a lengthy process for the band. "I love deadlines" says frontman Tim Bruzon, quoting Douglas Adams "I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by."
The album was conceived in the eaves of St. Brides Church in Liverpool, in the band's self-made rehearsal space, and then these recordings were taken to producer Lexxx's studio in London, to be chopped up, changed, edited and mastered. The resulting album may have taken a while to produce but it's one the band feel is "the right record".
See Wave Machines at the following venues to decide if you agree and check out the video for lead single 'Ill Fit' HERE.
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2nd FEB, GLASGOW, Broadcast
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2. Provide learning opportunities through courses, workshops and volunteering.
3. Provide educational visits for schools and community groups
4. Open to the public for events, such as Heritage Open Days, Apple & Pear Day, Plant Fairs.
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How Tammy Found A Comedy Legend To Play Melissa McCarthy's Dad
By Eric Eisenberg 2 years ago comments
Casting an actor to play a characters dad in a movie or television show can be tricky waters to navigate. On the one hand theres the importance of matching certain genetic features, making sure that actor has some similar features and is age appropriate. Perhaps more important, however, is having a higher understanding of personality and making sure that there are some familiar patterns and mannerisms that can be matched and show link between parent and offspring. In the making of Tammy, co-writer/director Ben Falcone was put in this position trying to find someone who could play his star/wife Melissa McCarthys on-screen dad in the final few scenes of the film. This was the start of the path that led him to adding a 20th century comedic icon to his ensemble.
Spoiler Warning: What follows below may very well ruin the ending of Tammy for you if you havent seen the movie yet. If you dont want to have the conclusion of the film revealed to you, I would recommend clicking another article somewhere on the site!
At the end of Tammy, the titular character is released from prison, and after being absent for the entire movie its revealed that her father is none other than Dan Aykroyd. Watching the movie, I couldnt help but find that the match between McCarthy and Ghostbusters star to be oddly perfect, so I was lucky that Falcone was willing to talk all about the casting when I interviewed him the next day.
There was something in just putting them together, the first-time director told me. They both share a sweet kind of quality, and it was nice that when theyre together you see that they really love each other and they dont see each other that much.
It was in early in the process that Falcone firmly decided that Aykroyd was the perfect actor to play Tammys father, and from there it was about going to the people at New Line and begging them to help him get the original Saturday Night Live castmember on-board. Once the studio agreed, a chain of events was set in action that led Aykroyd to have dinner with Falcone and McCarthy and then sign on the dotted line.
Im incredibly aware of how fortunate we were, Falcone told me. We try to be super nice people, and hopefully people hear that; people who want everyone to have fun hopefully come together. I was just so fortunate to get such a talented group, and such a lovely group. And that helps too.
Perhaps what impressed Falcone most about Aykroyd was not just his ability to get a laugh at a moments notice, but also properly play the drama and emotionality of a scene. While Aykroyds part in Tammy is very light, the director also appreciated that he could inject a degree of verisimilitude as well.
Dan Aykroyd is a comedy icon and one of my idols of all time, but I also know that hes an incredibly great actor, Falcone said. That was a key... Dan is on the screen for what, 80 seconds? Its very sweet, its very real, it gets a couple giant laughs, and he goes on. Its just amazing.
Tammy is currently in theaters.
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@ Rosifan, I wouldn't go as far as to call him one of those but he clearly worries too much about being a nice guy racer and not to ruffle feathers with hard passes but if you want to win in this sport you gotta be overly aggressive with the bike sometimes and shove the competition out of the way and make them submit or break their rhythm. They clearly show him no mercy during hammer time so why does he?