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Courteney Cox Couldn't Make Friends on Vacation
Courteney reveals the difficulty she had making friends on vacation.
Guardians of the Galaxy stars Vin Diesel and Bradley Cooper reveal that they met for the first time backstage at Kimmel. Fellow cast members Zoe Saldana and Dave Bautista share how they met some of the other stars of the movie. #GuardiansOfTheGalaxy
Courteney reveals the difficulty she had making friends on vacation.
Courteney talks about the 20th anniversary of "Friends."
Courteney and Jimmy play a round of "Celebrity Name Game."
Courteney reveals that her daughter Coco helped her fiance propose to her.
In honor of the 10th anniversary of "Lost" Jimmy chats with "Walt."
John reveals why meeting Morrissey was a big disappointment.
Anthony and Jimmy share a text exchange they had.
Anthony talks about friendship with music legend Prince.
Kaley reveals that she is very competitive with her husband.
Kaley reveals how she dealt with her nude photos being leaked.
Kaley talks about the issues that come up when everyone knows her salary.
Len shares great sayings he learned from his grandfather.
Len talks about the new "Dancing with the Stars" cast.
Ty talks about his love scene with Bill Hader in their new movie.
Ty reveals that learning to ride a motorcycle isn't exciting.
Ty talks about his favorite football team inviting him to NFL Draft Day.
David talks about being obsessed with network news since he was a kid.
David talks about taking World News Tonight on the road.
Keegan and Jordan talk about working at Comedy Central.
Keegan and Jordan tell us how they came to be comedy partners.
Keegan and Jordan talk about their most popular bit.
Ike does an impression of President Obama.
Ike explains how having a baby has changed his football routine.
Jane talks about the fake breasts she had to wear for her new movie.
Jane reveals how she feels about people complimenting her.
Jane reveals what her real name is.
Julianne talks about being a "Dancing With The Stars" judge.
Jimmy asks Morgan a series of random questions.
Morgan talks about his new movie.
Morgan talks about the 20th anniversary of The Shawshank Redemption.
Dale talks about the new NASCAR playoff system.
Dale shares pictures and talks about the old western town he built.
Latifah talks about her time as a music manager.
Bill reveals what went on during the time he spent working for Playboy.
Bill acts out one of his favorite unaired SNL sketches.
Bill explains why his summer vacation didn't go very well.
Richard talks about Boyhood.
Ben reveals an awkward interaction he had with Robert De Niro.
Lena explains why she missed her high school reunion.
Lena talks about writing for Archie comics.
Lena talks about being hungry at the Emmys.
Lena had a number of bizarre things happen to her on her flight to LA.
Terry talks about messing with his son-in-law.
Terry talks about getting married again for the fourth time.
Canada's Trailer Park Boys talk about their trip to LA.
Sarah talks about having her marijuana revealed on the Emmys red carpet.
Sarah and Jimmy share their thoughts on the passing of Joan Rivers.
Sarah talks about her boyfriend, actor Michael Sheen.
Taraji talks about working with Terrence Howard on "Empire."
Gwyneth talks about her early acting days.
Gwyneth and Jimmy share their love of Huey Lewis.
Gwyneth describes the strange hippie school she went to as a child.
Gwyneth finds out that she has a lot in common with Jimmy.
Terry shares his passion for art.
Eva shares her favorite egg recipe and shows Jimmy how to make it.
Eva and Jimmy discover that they both over-plan their vacations.
Eva talks about how involved she is with her restaurant Beso.
Wiz talks about his affinity for marijuana.
Wiz talks about his tattoos as well as the many his wife has.
Kathy talks about her 94 year old mom Maggie.
Kathy talks about Jennifer Aniston and her long relationship with Jimmy.
Vinessa talks about growing up in the hippie community of Topanga Canyon.
Aaron talks about the crazy circumstances surrounding his birth.
Aaron reveals what he did after the Emmys.
Aaron talks about giving away a bunch of "Breaking Bad" memorabilia.
Ed reveals what it's like to work for Elton John.
Ed reveals why he has stayed at both Jamie Foxx and Courteney Cox's houses.
Chef Adam Perry Lang shares his recipe for monster chuck roll steaks.
Jennifer talks about getting called out to do the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
Jennifer talks about Jimmy's new baby.
Idris Elba does the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and calls out Bradley Cooper.
Idris talks about running into Jimmy at the Emmys.
Idris talks about owning a car when he was just 13.
Tim Gunn shares his feelings on Jimmy's Emmy tuxedo.
Tim Gunn reveals how he really feels about Crocs.
Jordana and Jimmy share stories about their babies pooping.
Mickey reveals his true feelings about being in the movie Diner.
Mickey talks about why he hangs out with tough guys.
Chloe explains how her upcoming movie has changed her fan base.
Chloe talks about learning to play the cello for her new movie.
Jon reveals how he really feels about his upcoming opponent Daniel Cormier.
Jon talks about his training regimen.
Eva talks about the controversy over her Sin City 2 poster.
Eva talks about doing an American accent.
Ted talks about the restaurant he co-owns.
Ted talks about his long friendship with the Clintons.
Jake reveals what was really going on during a difficult scene with Damon.
Damon and Jake reveal something shocking that Damon did.
Kim talks about how she tried to trick the media about her wedding.
Kim clears up rumors about Kanye's toast at their wedding.
Tom talks about his tour.
Kerry and Jimmy talk about their new babies.
Kerry Washington talks about being an early supporter of President Obama.
Kerry talks about the upcoming season of "Scandal."
Kerry talks about following in Gwyneth Paltrow's footsteps.
Eric reveals that he was reprimanded for his volume while in Italy.
Rosario shares some stories from her recent visit to Comic-Con.
Abigail talks about shooting her show "Rectify" in a small town in Georgia.
Daniel reveals why he went to Comic-Con in disguise.
Daniel talks about his 25th birthday.
Daniel reveals his recent difficulty entering the U.S.
Clayton talks about his game day routine.
Clayton explains why he respects the heckling he gets from Giants fans.
The Bachelorette Andi Dorfman and her new fiance talk about being engaged.
The Bachelorette and her new fiance make their first public appearance.
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Angie reveals her childhood crush on Duran Duran's John Taylor.
Angie explains the pros and cons of having three ducks as pets.
Justin admits that his bad boy image is justified.
Justin tells us how he ended up working at a circus in Japan.
Justin talks about his childhood crush on Debbie Harry.
Bobcat shares his love of Bigfoot.
Bobcat talks about directing his first "found footage" movie Willow Creek.
Gordon shares his favorite scrambled egg recipe.
Gordon talks about his twelve-year-old daughter hosting her own TV show.
Gordon shares his enthusiasm for doing triathlons.
John challenges the rumor that he is constantly dating different women.
John gives Jimmy a special gift for his new daughter.
John reveals that he has yet to master the art of using a pizza oven.
John reveals a side of James Earl Jones that we didn't know about.
Todd shares his version of the phrase "Coming out of the closet."
Todd reveals David Spade's reaction when he came out of the closet.
Chris reveals how his enthusiasm while filming got him into trouble.
Chris explains how an Entertainment Weekly cover shoot let to an attack.
Chris reveals why he sent Dave a strange late night text.
Vin Diesel and Bradley Cooper reveal how they met for the first time.
Ben reveals the surprising obstacles he faced when proposing to his wife.
Jessica surprises Jimmy with gifts for his new baby.
Jessica and Jimmy gamble with their Twitter feeds.
Ramon reveals why he has been posting pictures of himself levitating.
Ramon talks about the pranks he pulled as a kid.
Susan reveals hows she feels about becoming a grandma for the first time.
Susan talks about her audition for the classic film Bull Durham.
Dane Cook talks about online dating.
Mark explains how meeting Melissa McCarthy at JKL led to a movie a role.
Mark reveals why he thinks actors lie when they describe their sex scenes.
Marc talks about how a booking mix-up on his podcast left him scrambling.
Marc reveals how his father broke bleak news to him.
Melissa reveals how hard it was for her to accept her walk of fame honor.
Melissa recalls what it was like to work with Susan Sarandon.
Melissa talks about throwing out the first pitch at a Dodgers game.
Jimmy reveals something memorable he saw on the "The Bob Newhart Show."
Bob reveals what it's like to be friends with the great Don Rickles.
Bob reveals how his wife's great idea made an impact on television history.
Nicola talks about going on an international press tour for Transformers.
Gary apologizes and explains his controversial remarks.
Nathan Fielder reveals a method he discovered.
Nathan recalls a lie his dad told him that led to a lot of embarrassment.
Gary demonstrates a new sport he's been doing.
Eric talks about the time he caught a massive fish at a young age.
Roseanne reveals the lengths she goes to keep tabs on her son.
Roseanne explains her love for TV shows that prominently feature murder.
Jenna talks about the television she watched after having her baby.
Zach talks about starring in the musical "Bullets Over Broadway."
Zach recalls an experience he had at Howard Stern's birthday party.
Eric talks about scaring people who visit him, and celebrating Christmas.
Eric talks about playing basketball as a kid.
Eric talks about his early career in comedy.
Tony talks about his love of comic books.
Tony talks about stealing the NBA Championship trophy and his new son.
Jason talks about Game of Thrones, Aquaman rumors, and his wife Lisa Bonet.
Jason talks about his death on Game of Thrones.
Mike talks about watching Game of Thrones.
Mike talks about selling his enormous house to 50 Cent.
"Rising Star" celebrity experts explain the wall singers perform behind.
Ludacris and Kesha argue about when they first met.
Ludacris explains why he was late to a live appearance for "Rising Star."
Michael talks about the biggest hole on earth.
Michael explains why the couch on our set is a piece celebrity memorabilia.
Justin and Alec talk about their Stanley Cup victory parade.
Lena Headey plays Cersei Lannister on "Game of Thrones."
Lena explains what it's like when a character dies on "Game of Thrones."
Pablo talks about his "Orange is the New Black" character "Pornstache."
Pablo talks about being born on a hippie commune and growing up without TV.
Robert explains his current living situation.
Robert talks about what it was like filming The Rover.
Robert explains why he lies sometimes and reveals that he has extraordinari
Gerard talks about getting hurt and being dropped in the ocean.
Gerard explains how children reacted to him at his movie premiere.
Gerard talks about working in Australia.
Meagan explains why she waited until she was married to have sex.
50 explains a promotion for his new album.
50 talks about the awful first pitch he made at a Mets game.
Jenny explains her unfortunate habit of eating in her sleep.
Jenny talks about her strange artistic parents.
Alyssa talks about her shrine to the L.A. Kings.
Tom talks about the difficulties he and Emily Blunt endured.
Tom talks about giving Will Smith notes.
Tom reveals what his love of movies leads him to do.
Jimmy asks Tom what he does in the morning.
Tom talks about his first international press tour for Top Gun.
Dr. Phil reveals the guests he regrets having on his show.
Dr. Phil shares his thoughts on Jimmy's choice to have another child.
Sage shares the story behind her unique name.
Sage reveals the uncomfortable lesson she learned from Warren Sapp.
Patricia talks about an unexpected problem she ran into.
T.J. talks about his hair and the failed TV shows he's done.
Adam talks about working with Drew Barrymore.
Adam talks about having his whole family stay with him.
Adam and Jimmy chat about the time they were at a party and Adam napped.
Adam explains how he chooses where to film his movies.
Dr. Phil asks her the tough questions.
Elle reveals how a boy at her school asked her out.
Dave unnerves Jimmy by bringing out various wild animals.
Johnny shares the surprising story that inspired him.
Spider-Man made an oddly shaped balloon animals.
Johnny shares the Japanese movie poster for Bad Grandpa.
Andi reveals how being an assistant district attorney has helped her.
George talks about working with Barbara Walters.
George shares some stories about Bill Clinton and Al Gore.
Jimmy tells Andi Dorfman who he thinks she's going to choose.
George makes his favorite sandwich.
Adam explains what he'd do about healthcare if he was President.
Nathan talks about his "Modern Family" character Pepper.
Nathan talks about meeting Jimmy for the first time at a fancy party.
Nathan Lane talks about working with his hero Mel Brooks.
Aasif explains how his father's excitement over brunch pushed them to move.
Aasif explains what it was like to be a Michael Jackson impersonator.
Shailene explains why she sleeps on people's couches.
Daymond talks about founding FUBU.
Emily talks about her & husband John Krasinski's new baby.
Emily talks about the strange club she had to convince Tom Cruise to go to.
Kobe shares his opinion on The Clippers.
Kobe talks about his former coach and mentor Phil Jackson.
Kobe describes how he uses old Lakers games to teach his daughter a lesson.
Lake talks about finding out she was pregnant and posing topless.
Lake talks about her husband's job as a tattoo artist.
Jon talks about cooking and his new movie, "Chef."
Pharrell talks about random call from Michael Jackson.
Pharrell talks about Jimmy's appearance in the "Happy" music video
Emma explains how smiling at a cop led to her getting a ticket.
Jon talks about the embarrassment and frustration.
Jon Hamm's old prom photo.
Jon and Jimmy reminiscence about playing high school baseball
Jimmy brings out Julia's prom photo.
Julia talks about how Hollywood Blvd. has changed since she Pretty Woman.
Sally celebrates Cinco de Mayo by having a shot of tequila.
Sally talks about receiving her star.
Sandra lists the items she'd like to take from the set of "Grey's Anatomy."
Sandra was very excited to meet Boy George backstage.
Science Bob teaches.
Kathy explains how winning her first Grammy led to her yelling at Madonna.
Kathy finds out that she doesn't hold a record she thought she did.
Tony talks about "Arrested Development."
Eric and Jesse explain what it's like when they get recognized together.
Eric and Jesse talk about Jesse's real wedding and their TV wedding.
Robin talks about her battle with cancer.
Elisabeth talks about doing karaoke with Jon Hamm.
Guillermo decided to write a bunch of questions for Jennifer.
Her kids are the reason for "Big Booty."
Jennifer has been having a hard time coming up with a title.
Shonda joins Jimmy in the Pope & Associates conference room.
Shonda reveals the difficulties with killing off a character.
Seth talks about Ted 2, the toy Teddy Ruxpin, and his 40th birthday.
Seth talks about President Obama, his love of science, and "Cosmos."
Seth talks about "Cosmos" host Neil deGrasse Tyson, and the new movie.
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Deconstructing the Human Condition
Welcome to Sociology. In its broadest sense, sociology is the study of human groups and social organizations. Sociologists collect, analyze, and interpret evidence to enrich our understanding of the human condition.
The Sociology Department at City College of San Francisco offers extraordinary ways of looking at the way you and others live, work, and socialize in groups and organizations. You will have the unique opportunity to study a full range of social interaction, from individual social expression to revolutionary social movement; from the evolution of organized and stable religious groups to the formation of cults. And you'll look at the changing forms of "community" as urban and rural life continue to rapidly evolve. As you study economic systems, technology, culture, religion, gender, and social in equality, we'll help you make the link between individual action and larger social processes.
Sociology Faculty
Ancheta, Rebecca (Adjunct Instructor, B.A., University of California, Santa Barbara, Ph.D., University of California, San Francisco, Dr. Ancheta's research interests are gender, health, and occupations. Her current research focuses on girls' experiences in Techbridge, an after school science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) program for girls in the Oakland Unified School District, Courses Taught: SOC 1, PSYC 2, Professional Activities: Published research, evaluation research, Affiliated Scholar at Stanford University Institute for Research on Women and Gender (2001-05), taught Research Methods in Sociology at San Francisco State and CSU Hayward, presented research papers at multiple professional meetings)
Block, Angela (Adjunct Instructor, B.S., University of Santa Clara; M.A., California State University, Hayward, Research Interests: Social inequality, deviance, globalization, gender and sexualities, Courses Taught at CCSF: SOC 1 (online), 35. Professional Activities in your Discipline: Pacific Sociological Association member; American Sociological Association member)
Coates, Ramona (Adjunct Instructor in Sociology and Psychology, A.A. New Mexico Military Institute, B.A., University of California, at Irvine, M.A., California State University, at Fullerton, Ph.D. Sociology, Wayne State University, Courses Taught: SOC 1, PSYC 5, 22/23)
Moore, Mik (Adjunct Instructor, M.A,. Geography, University of Cambridge, England, Ph.D Sociology, University of Kent), England, Research Interests: environmentalsociology, global water issues, Courses Taught: SOC 1, Professional Activities: Recent publication chapter in "Environmental Sociology", eds. Leslie King and Deborah McCarthy, Courses Taught: SOC 1)
Murajda, Tricia (Adjunct Instructor, B.A Sociology, B.A. Political Science, Marshall University, M.A., Sociology, University of Pittsburgh, M.A., Certification of Women Studies, University of Pittsburgh, ABD University of Pittsburgh, Research Interests: Social Movements with an emphasis on women's role in resistance movements and grassroots organizing and creative and alternative models of resistance; Border Studies; Feminist Theory/Feminisms, Urban Sociology, Political Sociology. Courses Taught: SOC 1, 25, Professional Activities, Adjunct Professor of Sociology and Women Studies at San Francisco State University and Skyline College, Faculty advisor for Feminist Majority Foundation on- campus group at SF State University beginning Fall semester 2007)
Nishimura, Arthur (Full-Time Instructor, A.B., University of California, Berkeley; M.A., Ph.D., University of Washington, Courses Taught: SOC 1, 2, 3, 35)
Sabolboro, Jessica (Full-Time Instructor, B.A., M.S., San Francisco State University, Research Interests: Cross-cultural Studies, Courses Taught: SOC 1 (Honors),2, 25, 30, 35, PSYC 1, 10, 14, 22, 23, 26, Professional Activities: Including a Service Learning component in all classes, minimum of 2 or 3 field trips to enhance understanding of class material)
Truitner, James (Full-Time Instructor, A.A., Fresno City College; B.A., M.A., University of California, Berkeley, Research Interests: religion, community studies, social order, defining generations of Americans, deviance and informal social control in face to face interactions, Courses Taught: SOC 1, 2, 35, 41, PSYC 5, Professional Activities: Reading, writing, lecturing and other communications concerning problems in the discipline)
Tsui, Phillip (Adjunct Instructor, M.A. (Sociology), Rutgers University, M.S.W. University of Michigan, Psy.D. Southern California University for Professional Studies, Courses Taught: SOC 1, SOC 51)


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|Specifically designed for very small crystals, MicroCrystal Mounts are ultra-transparent mounts providing an unsurpassed combination of X-ray transparency and rigidity.
|Apr 17, 2013 New Distributors in Iran and Saudi Arabia
|We are happy to annouce that we have added two new companies to our list of International Distributors: SinaClon in Iran and cGenomix in Saudi Arabia!
|Apr 11, 2013 Now available: Azide, Alkyne and DBCO derivatives of Sulfo-Cy3 and Sulfo-Cy5
|Sulfo-Cy3 and Sulfo-Cy5 combine the favorable properties of Cy-dyes with high water solubility. They are now available as Azide version, Alkyne version and DBCO version.
|Mar 27, 2013 DGK 2013 Conference Pictures
|The pictures we took at the DGK 2013 conference in Freiberg are now online. Check them out here!
|Mar 25, 2013 New in Macromolecular Crystallography: Cryo Shutter
|Improve the diffraction of flash-cooled protein crystals by crystal annealing at your home source using our brand new Cryo Shutter!
|Mar 08, 2013 Neuropeptide and Neurotransmitter Antibodies
|Primary antibodies for immunocytochemistry and ELISA applications are now available. See this page for more information and for ordering!
|Mar 06, 2013 HD Clear Sealing Tape
|The extra wide HD Crystal Clear Sealing Tape for sealing crystallization plates is back! Click here for more information and for ordering.
|Mar 04, 2013 Price cut on ARCA (anti-reverse cap analog)
|We are happy to announce that the price of ARCA (anti-reverse cap analog) (Cat. No. NU-855) has been significantly reduced! For more information and for ordering, please click here.
|Mar 04, 2013 Now available: Shrimp Alkaline Phosphatase
|Recombinant Shrimp Alkaline Phosphatase recommended as multipurpose alkaline phosphatase and fully inactivatable by a short heat treatment.
|Mar 01, 2013 New in stock: Ultrasensitive Protease Detection Kit
|Ultrasensitive Protease Detection Kit based on FRET technology for detection of proteases down to the nanogram scale.
|Feb 07, 2013 New Distributor in Egypt
|We are happy to annouce that all Jena Bioscience products are now available from NEW TEST Co. in Egypt! Find their full contact information here.
|Jan 31, 2013 CyClone universal ligase-free cloning
|CyClone is our new time-saving ligase-free cloning kit, eliminating all the shortcomings of conventional cloning by reducing the cloning process to just two simple steps!
|Jan 25, 2013 New in Click Chemistry: DBCO-containing Fluorescent SETA-Dyes
|We have extended our portfolio of DBCO-containing Fluorescent Dyes for Click Chemistry by three important SETA-Dyes!
|Jan 16, 2013 New Distributor in Bangladesh
|We are happy to annouce that all Jena Bioscience products are now available from Nanotech Corporation in Bangladesh! Find their full contact information here.
|Dec 05, 2012 Discover Protein Crystallization!
|The Protein Crystallization Starter Kit is now available in five languages: German, English, French, Spanish and brand-new: Portuguese.
|Nov 28, 2012 New: Base Holders
|Convenient for cleaning and organizing MicroMounts & Co.
|Nov 20, 2012 New in Click Chemistry: Tetrazine-containing Fluorescent Dyes
|We have added several important fluorescent dyes carrying a tetrazine group for "click" conjugation with cyclooctene-labeled molecules to our Click Chemistry reagent section.
|Nov 06, 2012 New in Crystallography: JBScreen Solubility HTS
|Do not ignore the search for optimal protein buffer conditions any longer! Check out JBScreen Solubility HTS - it's that easy!
|Oct 24, 2012 Murnau Conference Pictures
|We participated in the Murnau Conference last week - find the pictures we took in beautiful Murnau and at the meeting here!
|Oct 16, 2012 Kit de iniciación a la cristalización de proteínas
|Our famous Protein Crystallization Starter Kit is now available in the Spanish version.
|Oct 04, 2012 Pictures from HEC-15 meeting now online!
|We just returned from HEC-15, held last weekend in Beilngries/Bavaria! See the pictures we took at the meeting and the excursion here!
|Sep 27, 2012 New: ARC-Fluo Protein Kinase Assay Kit
|A homogeneous single-step kinase assay using an innovative bisubstrate fluorescent probe.
|Sep 18, 2012 Direct PCR: Now available from Jena Bioscience
|Direct PCR delivers unprecedented convenience for amplification of target DNA without any prior DNA purification steps, resulting in a significant reduction of contamination risk, turnaround time and costs.
|Sep 17, 2012 New: EdU-Click Cell Proliferation Assay Kits
|Detection of cell proliferation is of utmost importance for a wide range of drug development applications. Our new EdU-Click Cell Proliferation Assay Kits provide a superior alternative to common BrdU assays.
|Sep 05, 2012 New in Affinity Chromatography: Protein G Agarose
|Our new Protein G Agarose extends our Antibody Immobilization section for purification of mammalian immunoglobulins (Ig). Also available: Test Kits with Protein A Agarose and Protein G Agarose.
|Aug 29, 2012 Scientific talks now available online
|Our talks held at scientific conferences and meetings, including the talk given at the FB3 Conference in Gothenburg, are now available here!
|Aug 27, 2012 New Alkyne-containing Nucleosides and Nucleotides for Click Chemistry
|We have extended our portfolio of Alkyne-containing Nucleosides and
Nucleotides for Click Chemistry by even more important analogs!
|Aug 15, 2012 ECM 2012: Pictures online
|We just returned from ECM 2012 in Bergen/Norway and had a great time there! Find the pictures we took at the conference here!
|Aug 10, 2012 Nucleotides: New in stock - Etheno-AMP (ε-AMP) and Etheno-ADP (ε-ADP)
|Our catalog section of Intrinsically Fluorescent Analogs has been extended with Etheno-AMP (ε-AMP) and Etheno-ADP (ε-ADP). Additionally, we are happy to announce a significant price cut for Etheno-ATP (ε-ATP)!
|Aug 09, 2012 QR Codes and Jena Bioscience mobile Website
|We now launched the Jena Bioscience mobile website! Access it via the QR codes that can be found on more and more of our products - find detailed information on this page!
|Aug 08, 2012 New Distributor in Canada
|We are happy to annouce that all Jena Bioscience products are now available from MJS Biolynx in Canada! Find their full contact information here.
|Jul 17, 2012 Welcome a new member to the JBScreen Family:
|JBScreen Wizard, a highly effective random sparse matrix screen for crystallizing proteins, peptides, nucleic acids and macromolecular complexes.
|Jul 11, 2012 FB3 Conference Pictures
|We just returned from the first FB3 conference, taken place in Gothenburg/Sweden. Find our picture gallery here! A big thanks to Søren Preus for donating his best pictures, and also to the organizers for this wonderful meeting!
|Jun 29, 2012 Nucleotides: Catalog section has been re-designed
|Our Nucleotides catalog section has been completely re-designed - now you can browse our portfolio of Nucleotides by structure or application, or you can use our graphical Structure Searchbeta feature to search them by sub-structure!
|Jun 28, 2012 New in GTPase Activation Kits: Rac Kit
|Our GTPase Activation Kits provide rapid, cost-effective and reliable tools for the detection and semi-quantitative analysis of the cellular activation state of GTPases. Now available: our new Rac Activation Kit for the detection of cellular Rac-GTP (Rac/Rho GTPases).
|Jun 28, 2012 Brochure "Non-radioactive labeling of DNA and RNA" now available
|Download the PDF in our Download section or request your free printed copy here!
|Jun 26, 2012 Check out our new Lanthanide Phasing Complexes
|and take advantage of their strong anomalous signal!
|Jun 19, 2012 New in our portfolio:
|Pre-mixed buffers and stock solutions for molecular biology applications
The essential laboratory reagents in conveniently packaged sizes ensure consistent quality and save you time and money.
|Jun 18, 2012 Accepted by most automated sample changers
|and now available from Jena Bioscience: SPINE Pucks
|Jun 12, 2012 New: Dry Shippers
|They are designed to safely transport a variety of materials at cryogenic temperatures.
|May 23, 2012 LCP Glass Sandwich Set
|A glass-based plate for high-throughput screening of membrane protein crystallization is now available.
|Apr 25, 2012 Angled-Tip Versions
|of MicroMounts, Loops and Meshes are now available. Correctly orientate your crystal and order this service here.
|Apr 17, 2012 CrystalQuickX
|A brand-new sitting drop plate for in-situ x-ray analysis from Greiner Bio-One.
|Apr 13, 2012 New: Structure Search
|Now you can search our small molecule compounds, such as Nucleosides and Nucleotides, Click Chemistry products, Inhibitors and more using our new Structure Search feature (beta)!
|Apr 12, 2012 GTBio 2012 - Conference Pictures
|The pictures we took at the GTBio 2012 conference in Montpellier are now online. Check them out here!
|Apr 12, 2012 Also online: PepCon 2012 Conference Pictures
|Now also available online: the pictures we took at PepCon 2012 in Beijing - view them here!
|Apr 05, 2012 We're now on facebook and Google+!
|Jena Bioscience goes social - we're now on facebook and Google+! Inform your friends about contents of our website by using the social buttons below, or like us on facebook/Google+ to receive our posts!
|Apr 04, 2012 New in Affinity Chromatography: Glutathione Agarose Cartridges and Nickel-IDA Agarose Cartridges
|Our new pre-packed cartridges for purification of GST-tagged proteins and His-tagged proteins are suitable for MPLC, FPLC, ÄKTA design, peristaltic pump or syringe.
|Mar 27, 2012 DGK 2012 Conference Pictures
|The pictures we took at the DGK 2012 conference in Munich are now online. Check them out here!
|Mar 19, 2012 New Distributors in Italy and Slovakia
|We are happy to announce that we now have two new distributors: Labo-SK in Slovakia and Vinci-Biochem in Italy.
|Mar 13, 2012 New in Affinity Chromatography: Ni-NTA Agarose
|Nickel-NTA Agarose is a high capacity IMAC resin for affinity purification of His-tagged proteins, suitable for FPLC, gravity flow and batch purification under denaturing and non-denaturing conditions.
|Mar 09, 2012 MiTeGen's Mount-Base-Vial Assemblies
|Any combination of crystal mounts/loops and magnetic goniometer bases is now available!
|Mar 05, 2012 Just out of print: MiTeGen Products Brochure
|Our new MiTeGen Products Brochure has been released! Finally, a comprehensive overview of MiTeGen's innovative tools for protein crystallography. Download as PDF or order your free printed copy!
|Feb 28, 2012 New Distributor in Mexico
|We are happy to announce that Diffractia.com now represents Jena Bioscience in Mexico! Find the complete contact information here.
|Feb 27, 2012 New in Affinity Chromatography: Auxiliary Equipment
|Per frequent request, we now offer Auxiliary Equipment to complete our Affinity Chromatography product line. The new section comprises Columns, Spin Columns and Cartridges.
|Feb 23, 2012 Site-specific protein labeling
|Novel labeling kits designed for site-specific labeling of
- any proteins C-terminus
- N-terminal cysteine
- protein C & N-termini with two different colors in a one pot reaction
|Feb 22, 2012 New Distributor in China
|We are happy to announce that Seajet Scientific, based in Beijing and Shanghai, will now offer our entire product range in China. Find more information in our list of international distributors.
|Feb 03, 2012 New cyanotoxin now available
|[Asp3, Dhb7]microcystin-RR is a major hepatotoxin of the blue green algae Planktothrix rubescens that causes adverse effects on freshwater lakes. In addition to other microcystins, we now offer this toxin as reference material for water monitoring.
|Jan 24, 2012 Nucleotide Removal Kits now available:
|Gel filtration based Nucleotide Removal Kits designed for fast and easy separation of unincorporated dye- or marker-labeled nucleotides from DNA.
|Jan 23, 2012 New: 5'-Levulinyl-3'-CEPs
|For oligonucleotide synthesis Jena Bioscience offers now phosphoramidites protected by a levulinyl group.
|Jan 20, 2012 Memb-PASS
|Easily crystallize your integral membrane protein with the new patent-pending Memb-PASS technology.
|Jan 10, 2012 More DBCO-containing Dyes
|We now offer DBCO-SETA Dyes 555, 650 and 750 for labeling of azide-containing molecules via Copper-free Click Reactions
|Jan 09, 2012 PEGylation with Copper-free Click Chemistry
|Our new DBCO-PEG conjugates with distinct molecular weight (5, 10, 20, 30 or 40 kDa) allow efficient site-specific PEGylation of azide-containing biomolecules under mild reaction conditions.
|Dec 15, 2011 New Website feature: Your Notepad
|Our Web Shop now has a new feature: Your Notepad. Use it to keep products saved for later ordering or to save products you order frequently. The notepad will keep products saved even after you logged out. Just click this icon in a product table to add a product to your notepad (you will need to login). When you're logged in, your notepad can be accessed via the yellow box on top of each page.
|Dec 15, 2011 New Distributors in Czech Republic, Brazil and Jordan
|We are happy to announce that we now have local distributors in Czech Republic, Brazil and Jordan!
|Dec 05, 2011 New LEXSY Brochure
|Now available: our new LEXSY brochure with all LEXSY-related products and comprehensive background information! Download the PDF version or
request your free printed copy!
|Nov 23, 2011 Nucleoside range greatly enhanced
|with Fluorescent Nucleosides as well as Base protected and 5'DMT-protected Nucleosides amongst many other modifications.
|Nov 21, 2011 Native Viral and Microbial Antigens
|Our new section of Native Viral and Microbial Antigens includes a broad range of high-quality viral, bacterial, fungal and parasitic antigens specially recommended for immunodiagnostic assays such as ELISA.
|Nov 03, 2011 Crystal Clear Sealing Tape for Sitting Drop Plates
|HD Clear Sealing Tape is now available again.
|Nov 03, 2011 New: Prestained Protein MW Marker
|Our new available Prestained Protein Marker are designed for monitoring and sizing of proteins during SDS-PAGE or verification of protein transfers onto membranes.
|Oct 19, 2011 Stock Clearance
|Save 30% on selected MicroMounts, MicroMesh Mounts, MicroLoops and MicroGripper Mounts.
|Oct 19, 2011 Thermophilic Polymerases – A Users Guide
|Interested in background information on natural and engineered Polymerases? Then make sure to read our new Polymerase Guide, available as PDF or in printed form free of charge!
|Oct 14, 2011 Conference Pictures: HEC Żagań/Poland and PEACe Cascais/Portugal
|We now have the pictures we took at the HEC Meeting in Żagań/Poland and at the 10th PEACe in Cascais/Portugal online!
|Oct 14, 2011 New catalog section: Nucleoside Phosphoramidites
|In our new section Nucleoside Phosphoramidites we offer specialized building blocks for oligonucleotide synthesis, such as 2'/3'-Dideoxy-5'-CED Phosphoramidites or Alkyne-containing Phosphoramidites.
|Oct 14, 2011 New: Nucleotide for Copper-free click reactions
|With 5-DBCO-dUTP we offer our first nucleotide for chemoselective ligation via Copper-free Click Chemistry.
|Oct 13, 2011 LEXSY talk online
|Our LEXSY talk given at the 10th PEACe meeting in September 2011 is now online! Please find it in the LEXSY catalog section.
|Sep 22, 2011 New Cyanotoxin: Nodularin
|Nodularin is a hepatotoxin of the blue green algae Nodularia spumigena that causes adverse effects on brackish water systems. In addition to Microcystins, we now offer this toxin as reference material for water monitoring.
|Sep 19, 2011 Download MSDS of our products
|You can now download Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) of our products directly from our website - simply use our MSDS search form to retrieve the files.
|Sep 09, 2011 Price cut on MRC plates
|We are happy to announce that the prices of MRC 2 Well and 3 Well Crystallization Plates, MRC Maxi Plates and the Lipidic Cubic Phase Screening Kits have been reduced by 20%.
|Sep 02, 2011 New: Ral Activation Kit
|The new member of our GTPase Activation Kit Series provides a rapid, cost-effective and reliable tool for detection and analysis of the cellular activation state of Ral GTPases.
Ral Activation Kit is now online!
|Aug 31, 2011 JBS Tungsten Cluster Derivatization Kits for Phasing
|Tungsten is a strong anomalous scatterer and therefore perfectly suited for phasing experiments. Curious about it? JBS Tungsten Cluster Derivatization Kits are now available!
|Aug 30, 2011 B5 SPINE Standard Goniometer Base
|We now offer magnetic SPINE standard goniometer bases B5. Most bases are available with laser engraved 2D and alphanumeric barcode and CryoVials.
|Aug 19, 2011 Our "About us" section was brought up-to-date!
|If you've always wanted to know more about your contact persons at
Jena Bioscience, please go to our blog to learn more.
|Aug 10, 2011 New in Fluorescent Probes: Fluorescent Hormones
|Estradiol Glow is the ovarian steroid hormone 17-β-Estradiol labeled with a novel low molecular weight orange/red fluorophor thus retaining its chemical properties and its biological activity. Interested? Then read more here!
|Aug 09, 2011 Order multiple products simultaneously
|Our web shop now has a new feature: if you know the product numbers you wish to order, simply use our Search & Order form to put all these products in your basket with just one click!
|Aug 09, 2011 Now available: Desoxy- and Ribo-nucleotide diphosphates
|We have now completed our portfolio of Non-modified Nucleotides by Desoxy- and Ribo-nucleotide diphosphates, available in solution or as lyophilized solids.
|Aug 02, 2011 New Anitiviral and Cytostatic Nucleotides
|We have added a number of popular nucleotides (mono- and triphosphates) to our Antiviral Nucleotides and Cytostatic Nucleotides catalog sections, such as Didanosine, Aciclovir, Clofarabine and Cytarabine!
|Jul 29, 2011 Our blog is alive!
|Our blog is back!
Read more here.
|Jul 29, 2011 New Distributor in Brazil
|We are happy to announce that we have closed a distribution agreement with Prodimol to distribute our products in Brazil. If you are in Brazil and wish to order our products, please check out our List of International Distributors for their contact information!
|Jul 01, 2011 SCNAC 2011 Conference Pictures
|The pictures we took at the SCNAC 2011 conference in Český Krumlov are now online. Check them out here!
|May 17, 2011 New in Click Chemistry: Nucleotide Azides
|We have completed our Click Chemistry catalog section by a selection of Nucleotide Azides for labeling and detection using "Click" reactions.
|Apr 28, 2011 Pi sampling applied to membrane proteins
|Use our new Pi-PEG Screen and benefit from the experience of membrane protein crystallization at the MRC Cambridge!
|Apr 28, 2011 Pi sampling strategy
|The new Pi-minimal Screen was developed at the MRC Cambridge. The incomplete factorial design assures diversity amongst the crystallization conditions ideal for initial screening.
|Apr 21, 2011 Maximum durability and rigidity combined with lowest X-ray background!
|The new Dual-Thickness MicroMounts are now available!
|Apr 20, 2011 New Click Chemistry Reagents
|We have again extended our Click Chemistry section by Alkyne-containing Phosphoramidites and CPGs as well as by several new Azides of Fluorescent Dyes!
|Apr 07, 2011 Harness the power of diffusive mixing!
|The High-throughput Crystal Former is equipped with 96 microchannels arranged on a plate with SBS-footprint.
|Mar 15, 2011 Ready-to-use assemblies for cryo-crystallography!
|We now offer Mitegen's new Mount-Base-Vial Assemblies! Combine a magnetic CryoVial with a goniometer base (cap) and a crystal mount/loop of your choice.
|Feb 24, 2011 New product group: Microcystins
|Microcystins are toxins of blue green algae that, in case of excessive growth, will poison natural water ressources. We now offer a selection of important Microcystins as reference material for water monitoring.
|Feb 17, 2011 New Click Chemistry Reagents - including Reagents for Copper-free Click Reactions
|The Click Chemistry Reagents section has been restructured and extended by more than 100 new reagents and kits, including DBCO-containing Reagents for Copper-free Click Reactions and BaseClick Kits!
|Feb 01, 2011 Use of IFP to control expression in LEXSY
|The German magazine Laborjournal issued an article on how Infrared-fluorescent Protein (IFP) can be used to control expression in LEXSY. Read the complete article here (German language).
|Nov 19, 2010 Optimize your crystal growth conditions
|using our new JBS Beads-for-Seeds. The kit is designed for the preparation of a seed stock solution by using a glass bead and a microcentrifuge tube as mortar and pestle for crushing of seed crystals.
|Nov 16, 2010 Membrane Protein Crystallization
|Beta-Mem is a new random sparse matrix screen for the crystallization of beta-barrel membrane proteins developed by researches from Vanderbilt University.
|Nov 12, 2010 The most popular MiTeGen Tools
|are now available in a Crystallography Sampler Kit. The kit contains 40 different tools, i.e. MicroMounts, MicroMeshes, MicroLoops, MicroLoops E, MicroLoops LD and MicroGrippers.
|Oct 08, 2010 Now available: MicroRT Aligner
|The new MicroRT Aligner makes sliding the MicroRT capillary tubing past your crystal and onto your goniometer bases a breeze and helps to save precious crystals!
|Oct 06, 2010 New in Click Chemistry: EdU and EdUTP
|The important alkyne-labeled nucleoside and nucleotide analogs EdU and EdUTP are now available in our Click Chemistry section!
|Oct 01, 2010 Cell free LEXSY for Crystallographers - Talk held at HEC 13 is now online!
|In vitro LEXSY is a great tool to produce proteins for crystallization see a video and the slides of our talk held at the HEC 13 meeting here!
|Sep 29, 2010 A great training tool!
|MiTeGen's Crystallography Starter Kit has everything you need to mount and collect X-ray data from your crystals at both room temperature and cryo temperatures.
|Sep 28, 2010 Breakthrough in sample handling: Reusable Goniometer bases
|No more gluing loops into bases, or fumbling for a base with the right loop size. The patent-pending reusable Goniometer bases grab and securely hold MicroMounts, MicroLoops and all other standard crystal loops without epoxy, glue or grease.
|Sep 23, 2010 Now available: Magnetic CryoVials
|We now offer SPINE-compatible Magnetic CryoVials! Equipped with a ring magnet at the open end to attach to a goniometer base (cap), and a magnetic steel ballast at the sealed end to attach to SPINE automounters they will keep your crystals cold and will protect them against damage or loss.
|Sep 21, 2010 IRT 2010 Conference Pictures
|The pictures we took at the IRT conference in Lyon are now online. Check them out here!
|Sep 10, 2010 Now available: the Affinity Chromatography Mini Catalog
|Working with proteins? Then get our Affinity Chromatography Mini Catalog now - download the PDF version here or click here to request your printed copy!
|Sep 06, 2010 Tungsten Cluster - makes the difference!
|The JBS Phosphotungstate Cluster Kit is an excellent choice for heavy atom derivatization. The 12 tungsten centers of the cluster ensure strong anomalous scatterering and are suitable for phasing of biological macromolecules.
|Sep 06, 2010 Now available: LEXSY in vitro translation system
|The LEXSY in vitro translation system a rapid, convenient, flexible and cost efficient tool for cell-free production of recombinant proteins for biochemical, biophysical and structural analysis.
|Aug 26, 2010 New in Nucleotide Analogs: Puromycin Derivatives
|Fluorescent or Biotin-labeled Puromycin derivatives provide a smart approach for detection of protein expression in vivo or for high-throughput labeling of full-length cDNA products.
|Jul 21, 2010 New Distributor in the UK: Stratech Scientific
|We are pleased to announce that Stratech Scientific now distributes our products in the United Kingdom. Find Stratech's complete contact information in our distributor list!
|Jul 16, 2010 CrystalSlide -
|a low-birefringent and X-ray transmissive micro-channel platform for counter diffusion crystallography developed by Greiner Bio-One - is now available!
|Jul 12, 2010 Now available: Macromolecular Crystallography Mini Catalog No. 3
|Get our latest Macromolecular Crystallography Mini Catalog now - download the PDF version here or click here to request your printed copy!
|Jul 08, 2010 New generation of inducible eukaryotic protein expression system now available
|3rd generation LEXSY expression vectors enable fluorescence assisted selection and online monitioring for protein expression.
|Jun 29, 2010 SWSBC Pictures now online
|The pictures we took at the SWSBC meeting in Cardiff are now online. Check them out here!
|Jun 22, 2010 Protein Prenylation
|Biotin-labeled Geranyl Pyrophosphate (B-GPP) - THE universal lipid donor for prenylation studies - is now available. More...
|Jun 16, 2010 Price Cut for Biotinylated Nucleotides
|Our selection of Biotinylated dUTPs and dCTPs has been extended and prices have been cut significantly! Check out our Biotinylated Nucleotides for DNA labeling by PCR, too!
|Jun 16, 2010 Color your target sequence...
|...with our new one-step RNA Labeling Kits - the fast and efficient way for fluorescent labeling of RNA probes!
|Jun 15, 2010 Generate your quote online!
|You need a quote from Jena Bioscience for submission to your purchasing department? Simply generate it online! Put the products of interest in your Basket and click the "Online Quotation" button on the left - now you can print, save or send your PDF quote by e-mail!
|Jun 11, 2010 Now available: Ras and Rap Activation Kits
|Our new Ras and Rap Activation Kits provide a rapid, cost-effective and reliable tool for the detection and semi-quantitative analysis of the cellular activation states of Ras and Rap GTPases.
|Jun 04, 2010 New Distributors
|We have added new distribution partners to our list of international distributors. Now you can buy our products from domestic sources in Bangladesh, Macedonia, Romania and Thailand, and there are even more distributors in Italy and the USA.
|Jun 01, 2010 Profit from the joint experience of Jena Bioscience and MiTeGen!
|Our new Crystal Handling Kit will help you to acquire skills in protein crystallization, crystal mounting and data collection.
|May 18, 2010 Omscientia to offer the JBScreens and Consumables for Protein Crystallization
|We are pleased to announce that we have entered into a distribution agreement with Omscientia, Inc. (Carlsbad, CA, USA) to offer our entire suite of protein crystallization products. Read the complete announcement in the Jena Bioscience Blog!
|May 11, 2010 Jena Bioscience products now available from Tocris USA
|We are happy to announce that we have entered into a partnership with Tocris Bioscience. Tocris Bioscience will distribute our products in all territories served by Tocris USA. Read the complete announcement in the Jena Bioscience Blog!
|May 10, 2010 The CrystalHarp plate
|is designed for crystallization based on capillary diffusion. A short cut from screening to data collection - individual capillaries and can be mounted directly!
|Apr 27, 2010 The Crystal Former XL
|has the same great advantages as the Crystal Former chips. With wider channels, the Crystal Former XL is ideal for optimization and crystal growth.
|Apr 13, 2010 Let Cy3 and Cy5 shine on you!
|The classic dyes Cy3 and Cy5 are now available for Protein Labeling and for detection of biotinylated probes using our Fluorescent Streptavidin and Avidin Assay Kits.
|Mar 16, 2010 Intermix smallest liquid volumes within milliseconds!
|The Swissci UVP Micro-channel Chip features a total of five passive flow-through mixers, useful in both screening and optimization of crystallization experiments.
|Mar 12, 2010 Take advantage of NCoR and SMRT Antibodies!
|Easy detection and immunoprecipitation of NCoR and SMRT and corresponding HDAC complexes using approved Corepressor Antibodies.
|Feb 25, 2010 Dehydration - The most powerful post-crystallization treatment!
|Dehydration Salts and the Crystal Dehydration and Salvage Kit are effective tools to modify the solvent content of your crystals in order to improve diffraction quality!
|Feb 22, 2010 MRC Maxi Plate with all the valued features of the MRC Crystallization Plate now available!
|The MRC Maxi Plate is a 48-well optimization plate intended for large drops. It is compatible with both standard robotic systems as well as manual pipetting.


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By Dr. Mona Khanna, FOX 32 News medical contributor
Chicago area flooding wasn't the only big story that came out of the Windy City this week. "The 2010 Burden of Osteoporosis and Low Bone Mass among Residents of the U.S. Age 50 and Older" study was released here at the Interdisciplinary Symposium on Osteoporosis.
I was privileged to serve an a panel launching the Symposium with experts in aging and health – Barbara Hannah Grufferman, the energetic author of The Best of Everything After 50, Dr Murray Favus who treats patients with bone diseases at the University of Chicago and Dr Karen Kemmis, a New York-based physical therapist who stressed the importance of exercise to build bone.
You might be surprised to learn the report states that, although the greatest absolute number of people suffering from low bone mass are Caucasian-American, Mexican-Americans are one of the highest risk racial/ethnic group. All in all, more than 55 million U.S. adults have low bone mass, which puts them at risk for broken bones. These broken bones, or fractures, occur most often in the hip, back and wrist. A hip fracture foreshadows gloom and doom -- sadly, more than 20% of these elderly patients will die within one year. Bone density tests of the hip or spine can diagnose low bone mass. Osteoporosis is the most severe type of low bone mass.
Risk factors for low bone mass include age older than 50, menopause (surgical or natural), a petite frame, family history, a history of bone fractures, excessive alcohol use, smoking, sedentary lifestyle, some medications and medical conditions, excess protein, sodium and caffeine, and inadequate intake of fruits, vegetables, calcium and Vitamin D.
It's never too late – or too early! – to do something to prevent and treat low bone mass. Weight-bearing exercises, muscle-strengthening exercises, eating a diet rich in calcium and Vitamin D (yes, that includes ice cream, but in moderation…) and considering hormone-replacement therapy are all important tools.
Don't forget that about 20% of patients with low bone mass are men, so it's important to dispel the myth that osteoporosis is just a woman's disease. It's estimated that by 2030, more than 75 million of U.S. adults will have low bone mass.
A recent study in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism found that simple reminders about the risk of fractures with low bone mass prevented fractures and improved quality of life. After all, a broken bone, especially in our older years, is not easy to deal with. SO, consider this blog your reminder! Get checked, get your parents checked and incorporate some of the preventive tools mentioned above in your daily life.
The Symposium was hosted by Washington, D.C.-based National Osteoporosis Foundation (NOF.org, @osteoporosisNOF), a first line resource for bone information.
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Fiddle Tunes of the Old Frontier: The Henry Reed Collection presents traditional fiddle tunes performed by Henry Reed of Glen Lyn, Virginia. Recorded by folklorist Alan Jabbour in 1966-67, when Reed was over eighty years old, the tunes represent the music and evoke the history and spirit of Virginia's Appalachian frontier. Many of the tunes have passed back into circulation during the fiddling revival of the later twentieth century. Documentation includes184 sound recordings, 19 pages of fieldnotes, and 69 musical transcriptions (with descriptive notes on tune histories and musical features) from two collections in the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress: Alan Jabbour duplication project part 1 (AFC 1967/007) and Alan Jabbour duplication project, part 2 (AFC 1969/008).
Alan Jabbour recorded Henry Reed as part of a series of recordings in the Upper South, 1965-68. Jabbour was a graduate student at Duke University at the time, and used his own equipment, supplies, finances, and time to record Henry Reed and other fiddlers on 7-inch reels. The original reels remain the property of Alan Jabbour, but in 1967 and again in 1969, he brought the tapes to the Library of Congress for duplication in the Library of Congress Recording Laboratory where the copies became part of Archive of Folk Song's collections (now American Folklife Center's archive). These tapes form a part of the two Alan Jabbour duplication project collections. Both collections are available to researchers in the Folklife Reading Room.
In addition to Henry Reed, other performers recorded in the Alan Jabbour duplication project collections include Joseph Y. Aiken, Romie Aiken, D. M. Andrews, Joe W. Anglin, Andrew Bennett, Lester Brooks, Maurice Carden, Kemp Chambers, Tinsey Clapp, Harlan Coble, Sam Connor, William Alonzo ("Lonnie") Corsbie, Virgil Craven, Harry Dixon (Dickerson), Ed Hall, Walter "Peg" Hatcher, Tommy Jarrell, Stella and Taylor Kimble, Albert Eli ("Uncle Abner") King, John Lewis, Vaughan Marley, Ross Miller, Fred Phillips, Kilby Reeves, Earl Shatterly, Ernest Stanley, Edsel Terry, Lee Triplett, Winston Ward, "Doc" Frank White, and Oscar and Eugene Wright.
Photographs in this presentation were taken during additional field work in 1999 and are found in the following collection: Fiddle tunes of the old frontier: the Henry Reed collection online presentation (AFC 1999/016). The photographs were taken by Karen Singer Jabbour, Carl Fleischhauer, and Katherine (Kit) B. Olson, and use of these photographs requires the permission of the photographers.
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"Reserving judgments is a matter of infinite hope." F. Scott Fitzgerald
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LOL. Y'all are funny. I just thought it would be good to not be on the PC while we're away but I'll probably not resist it and will be online when we get there. Right, off to pack the last of the stuff and I'm out! Love ya guys!
I confess that sometimes I get very, VERY confused by other people's reactions.
I confess that I've been really paranoid about home security for no real reason recently.
I confess that, despite all the unknowns and future sleepless nights, I am SO ready to be a mom. I feel like this is my purpose in life. Is that a bit weird?
So... my update.
It was mixed news at best. There is definitely a cyst, but now he can't tell if its ovarian or renal. Renal, of course is more serious because it has the potential to compromise kidney function and is less likely to reslove on its own. He thinks its about 50/50 between ovarian or renal. He said in about 15% of cases the kidney is lost. This is freaking me out.
The good news, I guess, is that the cyst has not grown. So the bigger the baby gets, the smaller the relative size if the cyst and the less chance of it being a problem. Its around 17mm at the widest point, which sounds small, but looks HUGE on the U/S compared to a 23 week old baby. But at this size shouldn't be a problem on a term infant.
So, nothing to do now but wait and see. He should know next time (in a month) if its ovarian or renal. Best case scenario is that it goes away on its own. Worst case, the thing grows and shuts down that kidney, the baby has to be taken early and have a kidney removed. Crap. Crap. Crap.
"Reserving judgments is a matter of infinite hope." F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Big, deep breaths hun. I wish I could tell you things will definitely be ok, and I want to tell you to focus on the good things (cyst not growing, the possibility of it being in the ovaries, the 85% chance of things working out without kidney loss) but I know that's impossible advice to follow.
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The sport of tennis has a long history, dating back to the time of Henry VIII who built a tennis court at Hampton Court in 1530 which still survives today. Women took no part in the game however in England until the last third of the nineteenth century when the Lawn Tennis Association was founded which encouraged the sport as a respectable middle class diversion. Most amateur female players wore ordinary summer outdoor outfits, playing an unstrenuous game before afternoon tea. The only specific garments to aid play were aprons like this example to hold the tennis balls and to protect the dress below from grass stains, although occasionally a ball pocket would be incorporated into an over-tunic. Straw boater-style hats, as worn on the coast or for yatching, were the preferred headwear, although bonnets and hats were also chosen.
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Kay---Those are awesome tests!!
Jen--I'm glad that you were able to see your old charts, I'm sure it was at least a little comforting! Let's go temp spike!!!!
I have been working extra hard on my weight loss efforts the past few weeks and trying to lose as much as I can before I get pregnant. For over a month I have been stuck at 10 lbs lost and this morning FINALLY I was down another 2 lbs. I only have 1 more lb to go before I am at my pre-babies weight! I am hoping for at least 5 more before I get pregnant and then I will be working really hard during pregnancy to be healthy and not gaining so much weight.
Yay on the weight loss Rachel!!
I'm excited to see some BFPs in this room too! And to be cycle buddies! When do you start your clomid? I'm going tomorrow for cd3 testing
Oh I had such high hopes for today when I woke up. My energy seemed to be back a normal-ish level (I still felt something off) but then...right in the middle of my grocery shopping the bottom fell out and I was just so tired again. I also started having this constant dull crampy feeling directly in between my belly button and pubic bone...ahhhh
I hope that I see a temp dip tommorrow so I can start testing on Monday! But knowing me I'll just have to wait another week
Let's get this TWW over with and see some BFPS!
Good luck to the new cycle starters!!!
Jessie..., hoping your cd3 testing goes well and you get some answers (and solutions)!
My chart has me excited, I think I can safely say it has gone triphasic...really hoping that's a good sign! I've had some nausea the last couple of days...there's an intestinal bug going around our house so it may be that but no diarrhea for me yet like everyone else has. Last month I had some dips that corrected when I started the progesterone (4dpo) and then increased my dose later (8dpo) but this month it just keeps going up (4dpo...slight implantation dip maybe??). I can't wait to test tomorrow...8dpo is the earliest I've gotten a bfp (frer) . I know it's still early so a bfn wouldn't be a shock but a bfp would be a pleasant surprise.
wow! So much has happened since I posted last night!!
Kelly, your chart does look so promising! i can't wait until you test tomorrow!!!
Natalie - I didn't know temp dipped a little at implantation! That's exciting to know. Now I have something else to look forward to! I hope you get yours soon so you can start testing! Your symptoms sound so promising!!! for you!!!!
Rach - Good luck with your weight loss! It sounds like you've gotten over the plateau and are on your way to your goal!!! Congrats!
So I'm assuming I got my spike this morning... which means I O'd yesterday, right? Doesn't that seem fast? i didn't get a pos OPK until 8pm. I know it could have gotten positive between my 10am and 8pm tests... but it still just seems fast... also, here is today's (taken at noon) test
I feel like it looks even darker than last nights! Shouldn't it be negative if I already O'd? I'm so confused! lol. I'll test again tonight and see what's going on. I think DH and I should BD one more time for good measure! It may be too late, but it may not be! I know it only takes one, but it makes me nervous that we only successfully BD'd once close to my temp spike!
A +opk usually means you're going to o within the *following* 24-36hrs. My guess is that since you're still surging your dip yesterday wasn't o and you're going to get an even bigger jump tomorrow which will put o as today which would make sense with where your coverline may fall. You should know for sure by Monday...woot ! Don't you just love all the wait and see !! I say go for bd one more time to play it safe but don't stress if it doesn't happen.
Seriously. I thought for sure that today was my spike! Besides the one wonky high temp, it is the highest since AF left. Do you think it will go back down first, and then spike again, or just go even higher? This is crazy! Lol. I don't think last night's was negative, I just think maybe it was the begining of my surge. The blue test lines were the same, and the green was obviously darker. So who knows! I fully expected this mornings to be negative after last night and my temp this morning. haha. Now I just want to go to bed (BD first of course lol) and wake up to temp! Haha.
I really think your o day will probably be today and your temp will go even higher tomorrow but that's just my guess...I really doubt it'll go lower again and then spike. I got a 2 day surge this month and I was using digis so there was no question. The digi was neg by 7pm the 2nd day.
Everything looks perfect Kay!! Hang in there...won't be long before you get crosshairs !!!
Kay--the implantation dip (and spotting too) is one of those elusive symptoms. It can happen anytime in the 7-10 dpo. Your temp might go down to the coverline or below. You might not get it and get a BFP. You could have it and get a BFN. I think it just happens more often in pg charts than not, so it's a good statistical predictor. Not gonna lie, if my temp is down tomorrow, I will be giddy, if it's not...eh, no big deal.
Oh! Looking through the chart gallery on FF, you seem to be right! It does happen a lot! that it does for you and that it means a BFP in a few more days!! I'm so excited for you!!
Just took another OPK... still positive. In fact, the test line showed up before the control line. lol. If I don't get a bfp this cycle, and i'm freaking out about missing my surge next cycle.... remind me that it apparently lasts a full 24 hours, and is pretty strong. i feel silly for being so worried before. lol. I did read online that ovulation is 12-36 hours after the first positive test. I'm an idiot and thought it had to go negative first. I don't know why I thought that. So, as usual, Kelly you're probably right about O being today. We'll see tomorrow!
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It looks like Microsoft is taking a page out of Sony's "ten year" marketing handbook. Xbox VP Chris Lewis told MCV (via CVG) that he sees the Xbox 360 "about halfway through" the current console life cycle. Given the incredible momentum Microsoft has seen for the platform, it's no wonder the exec would be keen on saying that.
"Xbox is defying the normal curve you might expect," Lewis noted. "There's no doubt that Kinect put a huge shot of adrenaline into the business."
Last we heard, Kinect has already sold over ten million units, and Microsoft has been capitalizing on its mainstream appeal by making the system focused more on "entertainment," than simply gaming.
Although the platform is six years old, it has no signs of slowing down. While Nintendo is preparing the Wii U for release next year, it seems Microsoft is comfortable in continuing this generation for a long time to come.
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70" Mini Kensington Sofa
Designed in the grand gentlemen's club tradition – but scaled for its youngest members – this kid-sized sofa is a masterful reproduction by renowned designer Timothy Oulton, of the classic Chesterfield style. Rendered in supple leather with deep tufting, it provides a luxurious spot for little ones sit back and relax.
- Features deep hand-tufting and rolled arms
- Detailed with hand-hammered brass studs
- Kiln-dried hardwood frame
- Pocket-coil spring suspension
- With down-blend fill (feather and down wrapped around a 4½" foam core)
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70" Mini Kensington Sofa
- 70"W x 26¾"D x 24½"H
70" Mini Kensington Sofa


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