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Ancient Israel
Sketches and Illustrations of Life in Ancient Israel
Ancient Altars
Altars of sacrifice in the ancient world.
Ancient Fig Trees
Figs and fig trees are mentioned often in the ancient world, especially in Israel. The Mount of Olives was famous for its fig trees, even to this day. It was a common expression for peace and prosperity to "sit under one's own fig tree." Figs were pear shaped and the young figs were especially sweet and tasty. They were eaten raw or made into cakes.
Ancient Fishermen
Fishing goes back to the earliest of times. The Nile River in Egypt abounded in fish, and the fishing industry was very profitable there. In ancient times fish were usually caught with either a hook, a spear, or a net. In Israel the Sea of Galilee was famous for its quantities and types of fish.
Ancient Flat Roofs
This illustration shows ancient homes with flat roofs. In Israel it was common for a family to spend much time upon their housetops. The climate was usually mild and ideal for gatherings. The roof usually had three layers: the wooden beams, straw mats, and a clay top. The clay would be pressed down tight with a stone roller.
Ancient Israelite House
Illustration of an ancient house of an Israelite commoner.
Ancient Israelite Houses
First Century Israelite Houses in the Lower City.
Ancient Lamps
In the ancient world there wasn't electricity like today, in fact the inside of a home was about as dim as a 40-watt light bulb. In the earliest of times lamps were stone bowls filled with animal fat. They would float a wick of twisted plant fibers. Later the bowls were made of pottery filled with olive oil. Most homes would contain several oil lamps because olive oil was in abundance and therefore not expensive.
Ancient Lattice Windows
The lattice window looked very much like a fisherman's net, and was used in warm middle eastern countries. It was formed of reticulated work, and highly ornamental. They also had hinges which allowed them to be open or shut. On very hot days then sun is kept out while the air is let in through the trellis openings.
Ancient Men's Hair
In Israel, the Hebrew men and women wore long hair, yet it was trimmed to show humility. Baldness was wholly despised and extremely long hair was the characteristic of the Nazarite. By the time of Jesus men wore their hair much shorter. They also left their sides uncut near the ears. In Israel it was customary for hair to be kept neat and when hair was messy it was usually a sign of mourning or distress.
Ancient Men's Head Covering
In ancient Israel there seems to have been no covering for the head except on certain occasions. For example, during times of great distress it was customary to wear a head covering.
Ancient Mezuzah in Doorway
The word "mezuzah" is Hebrew for doorpost. Moses commanded that the Word of God should be written on the doorposts of every house in order to keep His words constantly in their minds and in their hearts. At a later time the Jews took this literally, by placing Scriptures (Deuteronomy 6:4-9 and 11:13-21) on a small parchment scroll within a cylinder and upon each post of every room in their houses.
Ancient Oil Vases
Oil was stored in earthenware vessels (Heb. Asak). They were deep and narrow, with the narrowest part at the bottom. They had no handles and were usually inserted into a stone or wooden stand, or simply placed into holes in the ground. The top was capped with wood or some soft material.
Ancient Olive Press
This sketch looks similar to a first century olive press discovered at the ruins of ancient Capernaum in Israel. In ancient times September was not only time to prepare for the New Year, but it was also time for harvesting olives. It lasted through November. Near the orchards there was usually an olive press, as sketched in the image above.
Ancient Olive Trees
Ancient Ox Carts
Illustration of ox carts used by the ancient Philistines
Ancient Patriarch's Clothing in the Time of Abraham
This is how a man would have dressed in ancient times about the time of Abraham which was around 1800 BC. From inside to out he wore an under garment which was bound by a girdle. Over this he wore a coat or outer garment, sometimes called a vesture. Around the head was the head cloth which was a scarf wrapped around the head. He also wore sandals and carried a tall staff.
Ancient Phylacteries
Phylacteries (tephillin). These are strips of leather to which is attached little square box made of parchment and painted black. The box contains four parts of the Torah written on parchment: Exodus 13:1 and 11:6; Deuteronomy 6:4-9; 11:13-21. According to Deut 6:4-9 two phylacteries were used, one for the head and one for the arm. These (called frontlets in Deuteronomy) were put on in such a way that one box rested on the head, between the eyes (seat of the mind) and the other on the left arm opposite the heart (seat of the actions and the emotions, denoting that one loves the Lord with one's heart). They are referred to as phylacteries in the New Testament (Mat 23:5).
Ancient Roads
Throughout history "�the road' has provided an excellent metaphor for life's journey. With amazement, we can look back over the winding grades of difficulty, the narrow pass of opportunity, the choice between security or adventure, when our road divided and we had to make the call.
Ancient Seals and Signets
The ancient seal was a stamp or engraving set in stone, metal or some hard substance like crystal. It was usually a symbol or a figure that was used to make an impression on clay or wax, or some other soft substance. It was usually attached to an object like a possession or a document, in order to give it authenticity, ownership or authority. It was used often in the ancient world, especially in Egypt, Babylonia and Assyria and surrounding nations including Israel.
Ancient Sheep Fold
Shepherds brought their sheep into the fold in the wilderness for safety. The shepherd would lay in front of the door to protect the sheep from an attacker.
Ancient Sling
In ancient times the "sling and stone" was sort of like a loaded weapon, and quite a valuable weapon if one had the skill to use it. The sling itself was usually made of wool, twined together, though some cultures used leather. In the middle there was a thick pouch (like a plaited thong) for holding and slinging the stone. The stones could be kept in a small pouch for rapid fire slinging. The user would place the stone in the pouch, hold both ends, waive it around the head, and fling it by letting go of one of the ropes. In the Bible "slingers" were part of the Israelite army like the archers.
Ancient Torah Scroll
Illustration of an Ancient Torah Scroll
Ancient Women Traveling
Illustration of Women Traveling in Ancient Times
Ancient Women's Head Covering
Illustration of a Head covering for women in ancient times
Beards and Styles
In the ancient Near East beards were prized as a sign of strength and pride. Beards came in many sizes and shapes as seen in this illustration.
Bronze Mirrors
These polished bronze mirrors were used to reflect the face. They were made of molten bronze or copper. They were round, oval, square and most of the time they had a handle. If any rust developed it was easily polished new. Later in ancient Rome mirrors were made of tin, silver and even gold..
Dining in Ancient Rome
The ancient Hebrews, Egyptians, and Greeks. used to eat sitting on mats spread on the floor. The Romans actually reclined on couches around a table. The couches were arranged forming three sides of a square.
Jesus Written in Hebrew
This is how the name "Jesus" would have been written in ancient Hebrew documents. The four letters or consonants from right to left are Yod, Shin, Vav, Ayin (Y, SH, OO, A). Jesus is the Greek name for the Hebrew name Joshua or Y'shua.
Sun Dial
This ancient sun dial reveals the hours in a day. It has a surface with hour lines and a stick or gnomon which casts a shadow as the sun advances in its daily course. The sun dial is mentioned in the Bible as far back as the time of King Ahaz. Herodotus mentions that the sun dial was in use before his time in Babylonia.
Tax Collector
The Jewish people were under the yoke of foreign oppressors ever since the Babylonian captivity. During the New Testament times the land of Israel was within the province of Syria and the tax collectors were collectors of Roman taxes, they were extortioners, and very despised. The Jews detested these tax collectors not only on account of their abusive and tyrannical attitude, but because the very taxes that they were forced to collect by the Roman government were a badge of servitude and a constant reminder that God had forsaken His people. The tax collectors were always classed by the people with the harlots, usurers, gamblers, thieves, and dishonest herdsmen, who lived promiscuous, lawless lives. Some of the common terms for the tax collectors were "licensed robbers" and "beasts in human shape."
Tracks Between Walls
Illustration of how people travelled between city walls.
Watchtower in the Vineyard
This was also called a watchman's booth, which was a small sheltered tower in the midst of a vineyard. They were very important during harvest time, where the whole family would often reside. The watchtower was a symbol of protection from enemies and thieves and rising above them.
Wealthy Israelite House
Illustration of a Wealthy Israelite Home
The ancient window looked very much like a fisherman's net, and was used in warm middle eastern countries. It was formed of reticulated work, and highly ornamental. They also had hinges which allowed them to be open or shut. On very hot days then sun is kept out while the air is let in through the trellis openings. .
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A non-physical source. I suspect my meaning was pretty clear.
Religions need books because they don't have gods.
Jeff, I don't go around calling myself or anyone else evil on a daily basis, because the context 99% of the time just isn't right. The word evil is accepted by society to refer to the worst type of mis-deed. I accept that.
And perhaps when you hear of heart breaking tragedies you might question how a collection of cells can suffer such non physical pain and distress, and can have such a powerful need for justice.
I'm not a moderator, but please don't quote large sums of information like you did if all you are going to do is respond to the very last few sentences. I made a lot of what I think are valid points and you chose instead to respond to one tiny bit of it without acknowledging anything else. That's incredibly frustrating.
Do you think the word evil means something other than what society has accepted?
If everyone is evil, then why do YOU feel the need for justice? How can you view tragedies as heartbreaking if you believe everyone to be evil? What is so sad about 20,000 + children dying every day from starvation if they are all just evil humans to begin with? Aside from that, just because YOU can't understand how a collection of cells can naturally evolve to develop a sense of empathy, doesn't mean nobody else does.
No. Evil means doing something totally abhorent. If my son or daughter disobey I don't call them evil kids.
HoweverI think we are poor judges of what is truly evil, and we struggle to comprehend that any wrongdoing is considered evil by God. Again, the key is to get a sense of how holy God is. That is difficult even for Christians, so I understand why a non-Christian mocks the idea.
I don't shy away from telling somebody that their actions are evil to God ( if the situation warrants...such as on an internet forum discussing God, or if I am discussing God with someone generally. I don't scream at people on street corners ). I also make sure I stress that God took care of the problem at the cross.
I feel the need for justice same as you because we are both humans with souls and we both see evil done in the world and hate it. The circumstances of a tragedy don't diminish the tragedy.
I might not have such difficulty in understanding how a human can develop empathy without some external moral agent, but we feel so much more than empathy at certain times.
Isn't death just what we all deserve?
Quote from: nogodsforme on February 12, 2012, 06:13:18 PMIsn't death just what we all deserve?Yes. But we don't have to choose it.
Your god does.
What does that even mean? "how holy God [sic] is"?
So why point out the "evil" in the first place? That's like saying to a post-op patient that they still need surgery.
1: Prove we have souls.2: Prove these souls are responsible for empathy.3: Speak for yourself. There is only one thing (or rather, one group of things) I hate.
And how does this prove anything, other than in different situations people react differently?
Quote from: magicmiles on February 12, 2012, 06:45:16 PMQuote from: nogodsforme on February 12, 2012, 06:13:18 PMIsn't death just what we all deserve?Yes. But we don't have to choose it.This is why I think that theism makes life meaningless. "We all deserve death" is an abhorrent thing to say and uphold.
And you disagree. I know.
I think the best we can hope to understand it is know that He is the perfect father who loves us more than we can fully comprehend, hates sin more than we can fully compehend and demands justice in a way that we can't fully comprehend. We get a sense of it because we are made in His image, but the picture has become distorted.
Because Christians are commanded to,
and because we don't want people to face Jesus having rejected Him.
1 - I can't2 - I can't3 - All I hope to do is speak for myself and explain what I beleive about God.
Proves nothing, but it speaks powerfully to me that I have a soul as opposed to a body only.
It's difficult to accept, certainly. That doesn't mean it's not true.
You and I have a very different definition of "perfect". Your version is fallible and is anthropomorphic. Mine is not.
Could you be any more arrogant? I'm guessing so.
I feel the need for justice same as you because we are both humans with souls and we both see evil done in the world and hate it.
Apart from your use of the word 'souls' here, I would agree. There is no such thing as a soul. But the difference between us is that I love humanity. I don't see everyone as evil. So when I see tragedy, my reaction is sadness. If I viewed everyone as evil, I highly doubt I would think of tragedies as sad. I might see 20,000 starving kids as having deserved it if I thought all of them were evil.
Which emotion do you feel could NOT POSSIBLY have developed naturally?
I also love humanity - most of it. I don't view everyone as evil - that's what I tried to say in my last post to you. By that I mean, on a day to day basis I don't walk around thinking about all the evil people around me.
I think about the nice people, the good people, the impatient people, the rude people..etc etc. But , I recognise that to God, even what we consider small mis-deeds are an abomination.
Even then, the old saying needs to recognised: love the sinner, hate the sin. I do that to the best of my ability, and God does it much better.
Just the sheer enormity of the outrage we feel at some things, certain injustices. I've never believed that social conditioning can properly explain that. If that was the case, wouldn't the outrage be less personally painful? When you hear of the child raped and tortured, do you think " That's terrible...that person has gone against a rule of society. Our society won't function properly if this is allowed to happen".
I mean sometimes I'm disbelief that we're here discussing some ancient tribal myth as if it has an effect on our lives.
Quote from: The Gawd on February 09, 2012, 08:15:45 AMI mean sometimes I'm disbelief that we're here discussing some ancient tribal myth as if it has an effect on our lives.God has a great[1] effect on our lives, despite not existing. His believers force their interpretations of his will on the rest of us every time they vote down gay-marriage laws, stem-cell research, abortion, etc. Not to mention that almost every war or act of terrorism is a result of religion. So yes, God does affect us, and we must continue to fight his influence over the weak-minded, for their sakes and our own. Do not forget that if they had their way, the vast majority of theists would have us killed. 1. Meaning large and significant, not good.
I always say what I mean. But sometimes I'm a sarcastic prick whose tone can't be properly communicated via text.
Quote from: JeffPT on February 12, 2012, 08:22:12 PMWhich emotion do you feel could NOT POSSIBLY have developed naturally? Just the sheer enormity of the outrage we feel at some things, certain injustices. I've never believed that social conditioning can properly explain that.
You claimed your idea of 'perfect' was infalible.

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1) The sunrise and sunset in Santorini is one of the most picturesque in the world, as it settles over the crystal clear waters. This should be at the top of your list if you plan on visiting Greece.
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3) Make friends with the locals in a Taverna: The Greek citizens are some of the most welcoming and friendly people you could meet in the whole of Europe, so don't hold back and test out your Greek language skills. The homemade wines of Greece taste lip smackingly gorgeous, while the music playing in many of the Taverna's will make you truly feel on holiday.
4) Climb Mount Lycabettus: Overlooking the entirety of Athens, climbing Mount Lycabettus should definitely be considered by any one in the shape to do so. But don't worry if you aren't quite at your peak level of fitness, as you can take a train up the mountain on the Funicular railway. It is said that you can sometimes see all the way to Peloponessos, if the sky is clear from clouds, while the views over Athens will make for some great snapshots.
5) Palace of Knossos in Crete: Crete, like Athens, has some of the most stunning architecture in Europe, with the Palace of Knossos being the highlight. Before visiting the palace, I would recommend having a read of some Greek mythology to really get yourself excited, as you can read about the legend of the Minotaur and the Labyrinth.
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Posted: 14 Aug 2008 07:00 AM CDT: He is the dog we never had. He's a Burnese Mountain dog. A big one. We always knew what his name was going to be..."Spanky"...no matter what. The fact that he would be a toy didn't really bother us. We couldn't have a real one because we both traveled too much. So here he is, sitting with me on the bed. My comrade in cancer. A boy and his dog. -- Leroy Sievers
This is the final post Leroy Sievers made to his "My Cancer" blog on the NPR Web site. It went up last Thursday, August 14. Leroy died the next day— Friday, Aug. 15—after a long battle with three kinds of cancer.
Leroy was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2001, then with brain and lung cancer in 2005. He did a ton of treatment, all kinds—surgery, radiation, chemo, and experimental stuff—and lasted another 2 1/2 years, before finally giving out. Not giving in: giving out. There's a difference.
Leroy never gave in. If you read his blog regularly, or listened to his pieces on NPR's Morning Edition, you could hear him playing cat-and-mouse with cancer. Or a long, deadly game of chess. "OK, cancer, I see what you're trying to do next; here's my counter-move. And you respond with a metastasis in my spine? Ah-ha, take that! More radiation."
There was always a certain glee to Leroy's posts about treatment. Never "Oh woe is me." Sure, I'd hear the occasional somber voice, with a note of discouragement. But always, always followed by "Tomorrow is another day. And I'm not giving in."
Instead, Leroy gave out. His body just plain couldn't take any more: any more treatment, any more attacks, another battle on a new front. I can imagine it happening, the tipping point Malcolm Gladwell wrote about, in such a different context: the cancer cells inexorably, finally gaining critical mass, overwhelming all of Leroy's defenses. The bad guys winning. As I kind of knew they would, someday. And always hoped they wouldn't.
But I still believed, in a tiny part of my brain and a big part of my heart, that Leroy would find a way to beat cancer. He was my hero: a gifted writer/reporter, a blogger with a huge audience, someone who was fighting the good fight and holding out his hand to the rest of us. "Come on. You can do this. Look at me—cancer's pounded me with everything it's got, and I'm still here. Come on, don't quit. We can do this together."
And now he's gone. This guy I never met, never knew… except through his words. Suddenly, the words have stopped. The boy and his dog are gone.
But Leroy, I'm picking up the torch. Your cancer is MY cancer. It belongs to all of us. And you will never die, as long as there's one writer with cancer out here fighting and writing about it.
Hey, Leroy—thanks for the words. I'm passing them forward. And when it comes time for me to hand over the baton, I hope I can do it with as much grace as you did.
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Disappearing bees causing a buzz
Researchers nationwide are trying to solve a growing agricultural mystery: Where are all the bees?
While picnickers may cheer their demise, the rapidly shrinking bee population threatens the pollination and survival of a multitude of commercial crops.
A hint of the problem first arose five months ago in Florida, where beekeepers said they found whole hives abandoned by adult bees who left behind food and bee larvae, the young that develop inside the hive.
"We're at a tipping point, but we don't know what's caused the tip," said Kevin Hackett, a bee expert with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The problem now has a name - colony collapse disorder - but no explanation. It concerns one type of bee, the European honeybee, or apis mellifera. Bumblebees and any of the 1,500 other species of bee found in the United States are not in danger, but neither are they a replacement for the honeybee.
It's the nation's workhorse when it comes to pollination, handling the work necessary to create commercial crops of apples, blueberries, almonds, cranberries, melons and other crops. (Some crops, such as corn, are self-pollinating.)
Any treatment for colony collapse disorder is confounded by its many possible causes: pathogens; deadly mites; lack of genetic diversity in the bees; widespread pesticide use; and even urban sprawl that spreads homes and streets across wild fields of clover, alfalfa and flowers, all sources of bee food.
It may simply be a combination of all of these things, said Hackett.
The problem, though more severe this year, is not entirely new. Beekeepers for years were reporting 5 percent to 15 percent losses in their hives, according to Hackett. That climbed to 35 percent in the 1990s as the presence of a deadly mite known as the Varroa spread among bee populations. Then, about five months ago, some beekeepers began reporting 80 percent to 90 percent losses.
The numbers are considered inexact because they're based on beekeepers' estimates rather than a scientific survey.
Establishing such a survey was one of the goals announced by a group of 60 scientists from around the country who met at USDA headquarters in Maryland on Monday for a two-day summit on colony collapse disorder.
The group laid out what's known so far with a plan to draft a list of specific research that needs to be done, Hackett said.
The meeting follows testimony March 29 before a Congressional subcommittee studying the scope of the problem.
Most of the losses reported so far have been in California, Florida, Oklahoma and Texas.
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Being active in the Norwegian outdoors all year around, in all kinds of weather, we experienced the problem with sweaty, wet and cold base wear.
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Bug report #7011
QGIS 1.8 (Win7 via osgeo4w) with FileGDB driver crashes when adding filegdb layer to canvas
Status: | Closed | Start Date: | 01/18/2013 | |
Priority: | Normal | Due date: | ||
Assigned to: | - | % Done: | 0% |
Category: | Data Provider | |||
Target version: | - | |||
Platform: | Pull Request or Patch supplied: | No | ||
Platform version: | Affected version: | 1.8.0 | ||
Status info: | Causes crash or corruption: | Yes | ||
Resolution: | fixed | Tag: |
When trying to add a Feature Class from a v10 FileGDB (file geodatabase), QGIS Stops Working, freezes and can only be closed by terminating the QGIS process via hard killing (ie, Alt+F4 or Task Manager).
I can add an empty Feature Class, but when I go to close QGIS and Discard the changes, it freezes and process has to be killed.
Adding a FC with a feature crashes immediately.
I noticed in the window where I select the Feature Class to load, it says Unknown WKB. If I Cancel this window without even adding a layer, QGIS crashes.
Updated by Giovanni Manghi about 4 years ago
- Affected version changed from master to 1.8.0
- Causes crash or corruption changed from No to Yes
Updated by Jürgen Fischer about 4 years ago
- Priority changed from High to Normal
Probably not an original qgis problem.
filegdb is only available for GDAL 1.9.0 and probably needs a rebuild for 1.9.2 in OSGeo4W. See also OSGeo4W #309
Updated by Jürgen Fischer about 4 years ago
- Status changed from Open to Closed
- Resolution set to fixed
OSGeo4W issue was closed.
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HMM Summary Page: TIGR01810
Accession | TIGR01810 |
Name | betA |
Function | choline dehydrogenase |
Gene Symbol | betA |
Trusted Cutoff | 732.10 |
Domain Trusted Cutoff | 732.10 |
Noise Cutoff | 570.25 |
Domain Noise Cutoff | 570.25 |
Isology Type | equivalog |
EC Number | 220.127.116.11 |
HMM Length | 532 |
Mainrole Category | Cellular processes |
Subrole Category | Adaptations to atypical conditions |
Gene Ontology Term | GO:0008812: choline dehydrogenase activity molecular_function |
GO:0019285: glycine betaine biosynthetic process from choline biological_process | |
Author | Brinkac L |
Entry Date | Jan 31 2003 1:34PM |
Last Modified | Feb 14 2011 3:27PM |
Comment | Choline dehydrogenase catalyzes the conversion of exogenously supplied choline into the intermediate glycine betaine aldehyde, as part of a two-step oxidative reaction leading to the formation of osmoprotectant betaine. This enzymatic system can be found in both gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria. As in Escherichia coli [1], Staphylococcus xylosus [2], and Sinorhizobium meliloti [3], this enzyme is found associated in a transciptionally co-induced gene cluster with betaine aldehyde dehydrogenase, the second catalytic enzyme in this reaction. Other gram-positive organisms have been shown to employ a different enzymatic system, utlizing a soluable choline oxidase or type III alcohol dehydrogenase instead of choline dehydrogenase [4]. This enzyme is a member of the GMC oxidoreductase family (PF00732 and PF05199), sharing a common evoluntionary origin and enzymatic reaction with alcohol dehydrogenase [5]. Outgrouping from this model, Caulobacter crescentus shares sequence homology with choline dehydrogenase, yet other genes participating in this enzymatic reaction have not currently been identified. |
References | CC CC RN [1] RM 3065456 RT Molecular cloning, physical mapping and expression of the bet genes governing the osmoregulatory choline-glycine betaine pathway of Escherichia coli. RA Andresen PA, Kaasen I, Styrvold OB, Boulnois G, Strom AR. RJ J Gen Microbiol. 1988 Jun;134 ( Pt 6):1737-46. RN [2] RM 10094709 RT The choline-converting pathway in Staphylococcus xylosus C2A: genetic and physiological characterization. RA Rosenstein R, Futter-Bryniok D, Gotz F. RJ J Bacteriol. 1999 Apr;181(7):2273-8. RN [3] RM 9141699 RT Molecular characterization of the bet genes encoding glycine betaine synthesis in Sinorhizobium meliloti 102F34. RA Pocard JA, Vincent N, Boncompagni E, Smith LT, Poggi MC, Le Rudulier D. RT Microbiology. 1997 Apr;143 ( Pt 4):1369-79. RN [4] RM 8752328 RT Synthesis of the osmoprotectant glycine betaine in Bacillus subtilis: characterization of the gbsAB genes. RA Boch J, Kempf B, Schmid R, Bremer E. RJ J Bacteriol. 1996 Sep;178(17):5121-9. RN [5] RM 1453953 RT DNA sequence determination and functional characterization of the OCT-plasmid-encoded alkJKL genes of Pseudomonas oleovorans. RA van Beilen JB, Eggink G, Enequist H, Bos R, Witholt B. RJ Mol Microbiol. 1992 Nov;6(21):3121-36. DR PFAM; PF00732; GMC_oxred_N: GMC oxidoreductase DR PFAM; PF05199; GMC_oxred_C: GMC oxidoreductase DR EXPERIMENTAL; SP|P17444; Escherichia coli; Molecular cloning, physical mapping and expression of the bet genes governing the osmoregulatory choline-glycine betaine pathway of Escherichia coli. DR EXPERIMENTAL; GP|4574121; Staphylococcus xylosus; The choline-converting pathway in Staphylococcus xylosus C2A: genetic and physiological characterization. DR EXPERIMENTAL; SP|P54223; Sinorhizobium meliloti; Molecular characterization of the bet genes encoding glycine betaine synthesis in Sinorhizobium meliloti 102F34. DR OUTGROUP; SP|Q00593; Pseudomonas oleovorans; Alcohol dehydrogenase DR HAMAP; MF_00750; 84 of 85 |
Genome Property | GenProp0147: glycine betaine biosynthesis from choline (HMM) |


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Greg, who among us has the right to decide another person's life should be forfeit? It's wrong. To argue that a death sentence is more merciful than life in prison, is just stupid. Taking a life is wrong, we already ruled that one out. So, your opinion on what's more cruel is irrelevant.
Rachel is super intelligent compared to O'Reilly. Just listen to them speak.RepliesWho among us has the right to condemn anyone to live in a tiny cell, surrounded by other violent criminals, subject to physical abuse from the same, stripped of many rights and all privacy? The answer to that question is the same as the answer to yours. You said that "we" already ruled out taking a life, but who are "we"?
As for Maddow and O'Reilly, I listen to neither, thank you, but intelligence isn't measured by one's political position.


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Veeco Introduces NPFLEX 3D Metrology System |
(Nanowerk News) Veeco Instruments Inc., a leader in scientific and industrial metrology, today announced the release of its NPFLEX™ 3D Metrology System for characterizing surfaces previously too difficult to measure due to size or part orientation. The NPFLEX combines the industry-leading performance of Veecos non-contact, white light optical profilers with a unique open-access design to enable rapid, three-dimensional data acquisition and analysis on a wide range of large samples for precision machining applications in the medical implant, aerospace, and automotive market sectors. | |
Veeco has responded to an unfulfilled need for rapid surface texture measurements of large precision machined parts, said Mark R. Munch, Ph.D., Executive Vice President, Veeco Metrology. The NPFLEX is capable of performing the critical measurements necessary to guide manufacturers decision-making processes throughout the entire production cycle, from R&D through failure analysis. | |
Andrew Masters, Veecos Vice President of Segment Marketing and Business Development, added, The large sample capability of the NPFLEX provides precision machining manufacturers the ability to conduct true non-contact, non-destructive analysis of larger form factors with tight tolerances. Customers now have at their disposal the extensive surface characterization abilities necessary to refine their processes and products in the real world manufacturing environment. | |
About the NPFLEX | |
The NPFLEX utilizes a break-through gantry design to provide over 300 degrees of access for large samples. The unique option of a swiveling optical head permits routine investigation of highly curved samples and beveled edges. The systems white light interferometric technology provides greater accuracy, repeatability and, more importantly, data density than is possible with contact instrumentation. Other standard features include long working distance objectives, a proprietary objective crash-mitigation system, automation and field-stitching software, and patent-pending, ultra-uniform dual-LED illumination. Running on the industry-leading Vision® software platform, the NPFLEX provides access to over 200 distinct analyses, and over 1000 critical parameters for measuring curvature, lay, bearing ratio, wear, corrosion, and other critical parameters. | |
About Veeco | |
Veeco Instruments Inc. manufactures enabling solutions for customers in the HB-LED, solar, data storage, semiconductor, scientific research and industrial markets. We have leading technology positions in our three businesses: LED & Solar Process Equipment, Data Storage Process Equipment, and Metrology Instruments. Veecos manufacturing and engineering facilities are located in New York, New Jersey, California, Colorado, Arizona, Minnesota and Massachusetts. Global sales and service offices are located throughout the U.S., Europe, Japan and APAC. |
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With 11:51 left in the New York Rangers season, Al Pacino came onto the massive screen at Madison Square Garden. In a video familiar to Capitals fans, a scene from Any Given Sunday played.
"The inches we need are everywhere around us," Pacino yells in the film.
For the Rangers, the winners of the Presidents' Trophy this year, a few inches here and there had put them on the verge being eliminated from the postseason in early May. In their last eight periods coming into Friday's game, they had scored two goals. After every loss to the Capitals, three of them heading into game five, they insisted they were about to break through. Every night, the Rangers showered Capitals goalie Braden Holtby with pucks. Though his teammates prevented many of those shots from reaching him, most made it through towards the net. Holtby, as he has all season, stopped nearly all of them.
In a series with some of the most spectacular goals imaginable, Holtby, 25 and a restricted free agent at the end of season, has been Washington's most remarkable player. In the regular season, Capitals coach Barry Trotz played him more than any other goalie in the league, 73 games total. Through game four of this round, he had given up just 15 goals in 10 postseason games. His 1.48 goals against average and .950 save percentage topped all goalies still playing in the postseason.
But the Rangers offense, which netted 248 goals in the regular season, never disappeared. As their head coach Alain Vigneault reiterated after every game, they were knocking on the door. In the opening three games of the series, they put 94 shots on net. They added another 35 the first 58 minutes of game five. But their chances were running into the league's hottest goalie, a guy who had been benched for weeks on end just a year ago.
But finally, 101 seconds before New York's season was set to expire, Chris Kreider beat Holtby on the Rangers' 36th shot of the night, a one-timer from the near circle.
"I just didn't see it," Holtby told reporters after the game.
Photo credit: Frank Franklin II
At 12:40 p.m. on Saturday, Jay Beagle won the opening faceoff of game two of Metropolitan Division Final against the New York Rangers. Instead of controlling the puck, however, the Capitals allowed the Rangers to set up for a rush out their defensive zone. As the Rangers took the puck up the ice, Washington's top forward and defensive lines jumped on the ice. Brooks Orpik didn't do so fast enough. Jesper Fast fed the puck to Chris Kreider in front. Thirty-eight seconds into the game, Washington was down one-nil. By the end of the first period, New York had a two-goal lead. The Caps had been outshot 15-4, completely outmatched for the first 20 minutes of play.
"I think we had a great start," defenseman Marc Staal told reporters at the team hotel on Sunday.
But instead of sitting on their lead as they did in game two, the Rangers only plan to press more on Monday.
"It's one thing to stay patient," Staal said. "I think it's another thing to stay aggressive."
Photo credit: Mitchell Layton
After the grueling march of disappointment that was Game Three, we expected a rallying effort from the Caps. But we weren't naive enough to expect a different kind of game. We know by now that the Capitals are capable of playing only one-goal games. What we didn't know is that they could get goals out of Alex Ovechkin, Nick Backstrom, and Mike Green in the same game. It was like 2009 up in here.
Here's how it went: After a battle in the corner, Alex Ovechkin ripped a one-timer that beat Lundqvist's glove for the game's first goal.
Artem Anisimov tied it up early in the second by beating Braden Holtby, who was left helpless when Brooks Laich and Alex Ovechkin couldn't block a weirdly bouncing pass. Nick Backstrom reasserted the lead by tenderizing Artem Anisimov and then putting Chimera's pass in the net. Artem Anisimov won an icing race against Jeff Schultz and set up Marian Gaborik for another tying goal through Holtby's five-hole.
Mike Green put the Caps up with a powerplay goal late in the third. It was the game-winner. Caps beat Rangers 3-2.
Photo credit: Greg Fiume
After losing in triple overtime in Game Three, Game Four was a must-win for the Washington Capitals.
Luckily, for Caps fans, Alex Ovechkin brought his sniper stick today.
In his first shift after the Verizon Center crowd erupted in their "Ovi! Ovi!" chant at the 8-minute mark, Ovechkin capitalized on a brutal Chris Kreider turnover in the Rangers' zone. As Kreider attempted a no-look pass to the center of the ice (a no-no in every professional hockey league except for the KHL) the puck went right to Ovechkin instead, who one-timed the puck past Henrik Lundqvist's glove.
Video is below the jump.
Photo credit: Bruce Bennett
This year has been something of a breakout for Jason Chimera, with the speedy winger hitting a career-high 20 goals and becoming a key piece of the Capitals' depth. You didn't have to tell Henrik Lundqvist he could score — Chimera now has goals in three consecutive postseason games against the Rangers, going back to the last game of the Caps/Rangers series in 2011, and has become something of a personal nightmare for the All-Star goalie.
You can't expect the goals to come easy against a netminder of that caliber though, and Chimera's tally in the Caps' 3-2 win on Monday was anything but. Following a crazypants individual effort from Matt Hendricks and an equally crazy almost-save from Lundqvist, Chimera finished off the team's efforts to tap the goal in. We take a closer look below.
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Aston Villa have offered to act as a guinea pig for the return of standing at matches in the Premier League. Villa yesterday became the first top flight club to back a campaign by supporters groups for the introduction of safe-standing areas.
The Football Supporters Federation have been lobbying for the use of standing areas as practised in the Bundesliga for over two years and the public backing of Villa is a notable boost, even though it remains a long way from becoming a reality.
Roger Godsiff, MP for Birmingham Hall Green, tabled an early day motion this month calling on the government to alter the law as it stands under the Football Supporters Act 1989 - brought in in the wake of the Hillsborough tragedy - and allow limited trials of safe-standing areas. Villa would be willing to host any such trial.
"We have had a number of good discussions and meetings with the FSF over the past 12 months and fully support their campaign to allow small-scale trials of safe standing areas at grounds," said Paul Faulkner, Villa's chief executive. "Whenever we have discussed the topic with our fans we've found almost unanimous support for such a trial, and the concept of giving fans the choice to decide to either sit or stand at a game. We believe Villa Park could be a potential venue for such a trial, and would like the opportunity to progress the plans further with the wider support of the football community in this country."
The model is based on that used in Germany and is very different to the large terraces that were once a feature of British grounds. Two years ago the issue was debated in Parliament with the government declining to offer its support and there remains little appetite among the authorities for a change. The Premier League are also against the idea - they believe there is scant support among its members. The Hillsborough Family Support Group is also resolutely opposed to the reintroduction of standing at matches in this country.
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To celebrate our safe return from England, a spot of liveblogging for the afternoon awaits, in which I pray for a miracle at St. James's Park, admonish Geovanni for being a petulant douche (and similarly, for Phil Brown in thinking he's bigger than Jesus), and lovingly document with words things that are happening in an EPL game.
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Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Liveblog forthcoming
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Labels: Announcements, Lingering Bursitis, Liveblogs
11 comments:
- Eladio said...
Live blog -- woo hoo!
Speaking of miracles, maybe the Bellamy & Robinho-less Blues can upset MOB and the boys.
When is the London weekend recap of debauchery going to hit the interweb? - March 4, 2009 at 1:55 PM
- Eladio said...
My useless predictions for the day:
Man City 1-1 Aston Villa
Newcastle 0-3 Man Utd
Stoke 0-0 SFB
Wigan 1-0 West Ham
Blackburn 1-2 Everton
Fulham 2-0 Hull
Cunts 0-5 M'boro
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Rangers 7-0 Inverness Fucking Thistle - March 4, 2009 at 2:02 PM
- The NY Kid said...
I'm starting to wonder if they even went to England. The only picture I saw was from the airport.
- March 4, 2009 at 2:11 PM
- c0rrine said...
what's up with geovanni? why does everyone hate him? i was a fan during the start of the season (when hull were good ha ha) but i haven't paid attention to him lately
- March 4, 2009 at 2:24 PM
- Ibracadabra said...
re: Corrine
Geo pouts when substituted. Geo is in poor form. Geo thinks he's bigger than his boots.
Eladio -
I think 3 goals in the Blackburn - Everton game is a bit much - I hear the pitch is sloppy and rainy/snowy - so you could be in for a 1-0 there. - March 4, 2009 at 2:26 PM
- The NY Kid said...
I enjoyed "early" Geo when he was producing for my fantasy team. I do not enjoy the new "0 minutes on the pitch" Geo as much.
- March 4, 2009 at 2:30 PM
- WhiteSpeedReceiver said...
A miracle at St. James's Park? Like United scoring 10?
- March 4, 2009 at 2:39 PM
- Ibracadabra said...
NY- Geo starting today but faces Mark Schwarzenneger - greatest goalkeeper in history.
- March 4, 2009 at 2:45 PM
- Lingering Bursitis said...
It's ready. Come on over, folks.
- March 4, 2009 at 2:47 PM
- Precious Roy said...
Somehow SWP missed a sure goal. Just wide left as Friedel was dead to rights. Citeh have missed 2 good chances in the last 5. Zabaleta also.
- March 4, 2009 at 3:09 PM
- ü75 said...
About that last one Eladio. Just kidding, right?
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text: U.S. News An Armada to Fight AIDS in Rochester, N.Y.November 12, 2009 Nearly two-dozen Rochester health, social service, and faith organizations have joined in a campaign to raise HIV/AIDS awareness and fight the disease among Latinos and African Americans. On Nov. 21, the coalition will launch its efforts with "Hope Takes Action: A Road to Victory for Rochester," a community gathering with music, food, information, and advocacy. The free, public event is 4-8 p.m. at the Auditorium Theater. More African Americans are getting screened for HIV, said Stephaun Clipper, prevention and programs manager with the Men of Color Health Awareness Center. However, racism, environmental factors, and economic disparities can stoke ambivalence about HIV/AIDS. "If I'm a person that feels I do not have the same access as the larger culture, I may not be as receptive," Clipper said. For people having difficulty meeting their most basic needs, Rivera said, health issues, "of any kind, even HIV, are just not their highest priority." Undocumented workers "might come in for testing, but they may not give you accurate information," she said. Another goal of the coalition is to inform high-risk minority communities about an HIV vaccine trial taking place at the University of Rochester. The Rochester Victory Alliance is seeking volunteers for the HVTN 505 study, which will examine new questions about how an HIV vaccine might work. "We need their help to map a way forward," said Dr. Michael Keefer, associate director of the trials. City Newspaper (Rochester) 11.11.2009; Tim Louis Macaluso This article was provided by CDC National Prevention Information Network. It is a part of the publication CDC HIV/Hepatitis/STD/TB Prevention News Update.


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Kaffe Prints
Yesterday I started putting the blocks together, and I'm simply loving my progress. It's super easy piecing, and the simple design allows the wonderful fabrics to shine.
I just have to stitch the blocks into rows, and then the rows together and I can start working on the borders. I think I'll make up a different border treatment for this quilt, but it's gone together so quickly to this point that I can have fun playing and not feel that I'm wasting precious sewing time. Happy days!!
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- Lizzy said...
Well, if you ever fall out of love with that sweet little baby, I'll take it off your hands. Love, love, love it Tazzie!
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- Wendy said...
Tara, that is absolutely gorgeous!!!! I love it!
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- Trish said...
That. Is. Georgeous.
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- Linda said...
Really like that pattern! It looks like a lot of fun. It must be a bit of a relief after the nearly insane block you just finished! Have a good one. Lurking Linda
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- W. Latane Barton said...
Now that is what I call an extra special friend!!
That quilt is going to be so pretty. - 12:25 am
- birgit said...
so gorgeous!!!! I love kaffee fabrics, and his books and quilts!
wonderful! - 3:26 am
- Gari said...
Boy, you are right. The black/white really makes the Kaffe fabrics shine. A very happy quilt.
- 11:10 am
- Shasta said...
That's a great pattern! The turning 40 and the nearly insane block are wonderful as well.
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- Michele said...
How adorable is that quilt?! Aren't quilty friends the best? Nice job, Tazzie. Thanks for sharing!
Hugs! - 1:08 pm
- quiltmom said...
That is one stunning quilt- I love the contrast of black/white with the Kaffe fabrics. Is the pattern one of your design or is it a commercial pattern?
I have been collecting Kaffe fabrics for awhile and really do like this setting.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful quilt.
Anna - 3:29 pm
Girl, that quilt is some kinda wonderful!
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- julieQ said...
Wow, that is a great way to showcase your Kaffes!!
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- Tissy said...
I just have to tell you I absolutely love your blog. It's obvious you are a seriously devoted quilter and remind me soooo much of Bonnie Hunter. Your work just looks perfect. ( I want to be you when I grow up!!!)
Happy Quilting!!! - 2:04 am
- *karendianne. said...
Tazzie! This rocks. I totally dig it. Yippie
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- LuAnn said...
I think Kaffe fabrics look good anywhere, but they really pop when used with the black and white. Great quilt!!!
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- verobirdie said...
I can understand why you love that kit :-) I would too.
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- Barbara said...
That's so nice and summery and not at all overwhelming (which I sometimes find Fasset to be). Love it, x
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->''"I think I'd rather have my bottom impaled on a giant cactus than exchange pleasantries with that jumped-up Frenchman. As far as I'm concerned, the only thing the French should be allowed to host is an invasion!"''
->'''Alucard:''' So whats up with the Pride meeting?\\
'''Integra:''' They're a mercenary group contracted to replace all the soldiers we lost in the Valentine brothers--\\
'''Alucard:''' Wait. Are these guys French?\\
'''Integra:''' We were forced to post [[RedShirt mortality rates]]. They're the only ones who applied.\\
'''Alucard:''' We are really scraping the bottom of the barrel here.
->'''U.N. Leader:''' Is the crew okay?
->'''American captain:''' Yes sir. They're French, so they surrendered immediately. (to the French crew) Once the pirates boarded your ship, how did they force you off?
->'''French captain:''' Il a vert [[Franchise/StarWars lightsabeur!]]
->'''Crew member:''' Oui! Un lightsabeur!
->'''Crew member #2:''' Le lightsabeur ''terrible!''
->"In any case, we arrive to see the city surrendered. "We have no choice but to surrender to you," a cop notes (apparently hes authorized to make that statement). I guess the city is in French Africa."
-->--[[http://www.jabootu.com/csfrgc.htm This review]] of the ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Superfriends}} Superfriends]]'' episode "Revenge On Gorilla City".
->'''French Ambassador''': We give in to your demands!\\
'''UK Ambassador''': Oh look, France is surrendering. There's a shocker!
-->--''ComicBook/TheSimpsons Comics''