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Sitting in the Christchurch Cathedral during my boarding school days, the last thing on my mind was the magnificence of the building we were in. As a typical teenage boy who wasn't particularly enthused with Psalm 23 or The Lord's Prayer, I was more concerned about how much longer I had to spend in my itchy suit and whether we'd be having pies or lasagna for dinner.
It took the horrific earthquakes that destroyed the cathedral for me to realise what a stunning structure it was. In fact, those images of destruction from across the region reinforced how beautiful the city was and how sad so much was lost.
But with loss comes opportunity. A unique opportunity to reinvent a city that will be envied around the world. The first building to garner global recognition has been the Cardboard Cathedral when it opened in August. I visited this fascinating structure last week because I find the idea of using cardboard in construction utterly intriguing.
Driving down Madras St past barren sections where buildings once stood, a remarkable sight appeared through the trees at the far end of Latimer Square. From afar, it resembles a huge fin.
Giant white sides run from the razor-sharp peak of the roof, past huge triangular stained glass windows to a flared base, issuing a welcoming invitation through the front door and into the nave.
The space is incredible, redefining what a cathedral can be and how a basic, unexpected material such as cardboard can work in harmony with concrete and plywood to create something of beauty. Huge tubes clad the lofty ceiling, drawing the eye down to the altar, where smaller tubes form a large, wall-mounted cross, choir stalls, pulpit and various tables. It's apparent the cardboard isn't supporting the building structurally but, to me, that doesn't matter. The design is innovative, no matter how you look at it.
It's here that I meet Reverend Craig Dixon, the project leader for the Cardboard Cathedral.
As Craig explains, it was clear the damaged cathedral would take a long time to repair or replace in Cathedral Square. As well as wanting to build a transitional place of worship, the vision was to provide an example of how Christchurch's well-known Gothic architectural style could evolve during the rebuild process.
Enter Japanese architect Shigeru Ban, famous for his work with cardboard tubes to quickly construct buildings after natural disasters. Craig contacted Shigeru after reading an article about his projects and the rest, as they say, is history. Two years later, the Cardboard Cathedral stands proudly as the first new public space in the city, turning from a temporary initiative to one designed for 50 years.
If the aim was to provide an example of how the city could be innovative in its rebuild then this project has well and truly succeeded. I left feeling extremely excited with the prospect of what Christchurch can become if they follow the lead of visionaries like those involved with the Cardboard Cathedral.
A winner's thoughts
It was quite a week for the contestants on The Block NZ. They had to deliver the biggest areas of their houses, the living room and hallway, which is some serious reno. Pete and Andy were awake for two consecutive days just so they could finish.
Sleep was a luxury last year too, nabbing a nap when we could. While putting the finishing touches to our hallway at about 3am, I turned around to find Libby crossed-legged on the floor fast asleep, her paintbrush still resting on the skirting she was painting.
Loz and Tom showed their Mainland qualities when they gave Alisa and Koan the professional painters they'd won for their exteriors.
Alisa and Koan, who are rapidly becoming the show's outsiders, also won the room challenge, making it a great week for them.
There were some nice design features by the other teams too, in particular the imitation pressed-tin wallpaper Alice and Caleb used in their hallway. Loz and Tom showed their creativity again by turning an electrical cable drum into a coffee table and you can't go past the brother's chiller-drawer in the living room, perfect for a few beers.
Next week, they're on to their kitchens. Yum.
• Ben Crawford won The Block NZ 2012 with sister Libby and runs creative advertising agency Libby & Ben.


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How to Knit – a review of the basics of knitting
Knitting is a centuries-old craft, practiced out of necessity to create clothing to protect people from the elements. Today, knitting is a more casual craft, with everyone from artisans to casual novices finding appeal in the variety of techniques.
When a new knitter looks at all the yarn and patterns available today, it can be overwhelming to figure out how to start knitting. But here at Knitting Daily, we don't want this to get to you, remember; even the most accomplished knitters were once learning to knit.
It may surprise you to know there are really only two knitting stitches used to make any knitted object: the knit stitch and purl stitch.
Knit stitches are very versatile and are the building blocks for all knitted items. With every row you knit using the knit stitch, you're actually creating a pattern called "garter stitch." Then, when you add the purl stitch, your knitting options open up even more.
Combine the knit and purl stitches to create lace shawls, cabled hats, or moss-stitch sweaters. Sky's the limit!
Before You Start
As with any craft, there are some basic supplies you'll want to have on hand. These include:
—Yarn, wound into a ball if it didn't come that way
—Needles appropriate to your yarn size
—Measuring tape to measure your progress
—Crochet hook for fixing mistakes
—Pen and paper for making notes
—And a bag to keep everything in!
Casting On
1. Leaving a long tail (about 2 1⁄2″ to 3″ for each stitch to be cast on), make a slipknot and place on right needle.
2. Place thumb and index finger of left hand between yarn ends so that working yarn is around index finger and tail end is around thumb.
3. With your other fingers, secure the ends a few inches below the needles. Hold palm upwards, making a V of yarn (Figure A).
4. Bring needle up through loop on thumb (Figure B), grab first strand around index finger with needle, and go back down through loop on thumb (Figure C).
5. Drop loop off thumb and, placing thumb back in V configuration, gently tighten resulting stitch on needle (Figure D).
Source: Knit Fix by Lisa Kartus, Interweave, 2006
The Knit Stitch
There are several ways to accomplish the knit stitch; the two most popular are the English method (also called "throwing") and the Continental method (also called "picking"). In the English method, the working yarn is held in the right hand. In the Continental method, the yarn is held in the left hand. The information below shows how knit in the Continental method. If it feels more natural to hold the yarn in your right hand, you might prefer the English method. It's good to practice both techniques to see which feels best to you; there's no right or wrong way to knit.
To use the Continental method of knitting, follow the steps below.
Step 1. With the working yarn under and in the back of the needle, place the tip of your right needle between the front and back legs of the first stitch on the left needle (Figure 1). The tip of the needle should point away from you.
Step 2. Wrap the yarn counterclockwise around the right needle (the one you just put through the stitch (Figure 2).
Step 3. Pull the right needle back just enough to slip underneath the left needle and pull the yarn along with it , through the stitch on the left needle (Figure 3).
Step 4. Slip the stitch off the left needle (Figure 4). You just created a new stitch!
For Practice
Make a practice swatch—just keep knitting rows! If you make a mistake, keep going. You aren't making anything but practice knitting, so you can ignore mistakes.
Source: The Knitter's Companion by Vicki Square, Interweave, 2010
The Purl Stitch
These instructions are for purling Continental style. If you prefer to hold your yarn in your right hand, here are instructions for purling English style.
Step 1. Holding your working yarn to the front, place your right needle between the front and back legs of the first stitch on the left needle from back to front (Figure 1). The right needle tip will be pointing toward you.
Step 2. Wrap the working yarn counter-clockwise around the right needle (Figure 2).
Step 3. Pull right needle back out of the old stitch and pull the new stitch through (Figure 3).
Step 4. Slip the old stitch off the left needle (Figure 4).
Source: Knit Fix by Lisa Kartus, Interweave, 2006
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Chocolate Donuts (Baked!)
Well, you've come to the right place. Because I feel the same way. So I made donuts, and within the hour they were ready to eat (okay, some were eaten). I hope you enjoy them as much as my kids did (yes, me too).
If you don't yet have a donut pan, this is the one I use: Norpro Donut Pan
Baked Chocolate Donuts
- 2 cup flour
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1 tsp salt
- 3/4 cup plus 2 Tbsp milk
- 2 egg
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 Tbsp butter, melted
- 1 Tbsp heavy cream
- 1 Tbsp milk
- 1/4 cup butter
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 tsp corn syrup
- 2 oz semi sweet chocolate morsels
- 3/4 cup powdered sugar
- For the donuts, mix dry ingredients in bowl. Beat in the eggs, milk, vanilla and butter. Beat until well blended.
- Spray donut pan with cooking spray. Fill each donut cup about 3/4 full (I use a ziploc with the corner snipped to do this neatly). Fills about 8-10 donuts.
- Bake donuts in 325 degree oven for about 11-14 minutes. Allow to cool slightly, remove from pan.
- While cooling, make chocolate glaze. In small saucepan on medium low heat, mix together the cream, milk, butter, vanilla and corn syrup. When butter is completely melted, turn heat to low and add in the chocolate.
- Remove from heat and whisk in the powdered sugar, adding it slowly until desired consistency.
- Dip each donut into the glaze, allow to cool. (optional- sprinkle with toppings). Allow chocolate to set (about 15 minutes). Enjoy!
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Greetings fellow Knicks brethren! I hope everyone had a good
Christmas Day J.R. Smith Day. The Knicks defeated the Jared Dudley led Suns (Boy is that an awkward statement.) 99-97 on a game winner by Earl III Smith, and I ran outside and immediately jumped into the snow that built up on my backyard. The Knicks were without Ray Felton (welp) and Carmelo Anthony (Please be ok, Melo.) which opened the door for James White to get his first start with the Knicks and had Kurt Thomas reinserted into the starting lineup. The Knicks and Suns decided to take a strong stance against playing defense in the first quarter, and the Suns ended the frame with a 29-27 lead. During the second quarter, the Knicks tightened up their defense, holding the Suns to just 15 points while scoring 27 themselves. Marcus Camby played good minutes backing up Chandler, the ball moved well , and the rotations where on point, leading to the Knicks taking a 10 point lead into halftime. Also, J.R. undercut Goran Dragic on a layup attempt that led to Dragic taking a scary fall and J.R. receiving a flagrant foul. Dragic did not return. The Knicks got out to a 14 point lead in the third quarter, but then silly shots and turnovers, coupled with bad rotations led to the Suns tying the game up going into the fourth. In that final quarter, both teams exchanged small leads until the final seconds. The Knicks, down two, with a little more than 30 seconds remaining, ran a play out of a timeout that the Suns defended perfectly and resulted in a J.R. Smith isolation at the top of the three-point line. Earl was harassed by P.J. Tucker for 5 seconds and then threw up a ridiculous 20 foot turnaround fadeaway that had almost no arc but went down. I proceeded to screech like a little girl. On the following Suns possession, Sebastain Telfair was forced out-of-bounds after Tyson Chandler chased him like a madman over a pick leading to the Knicks getting the ball back with one second remaining. And finally, to end the game in the proper "WTF"-manner it deserved, J.R. hit a leaning fallaway jumper from the corner as time expired. Swishsanity? Indeed. Some notes:
- Jason Kidd–-basketball magician, wizard and connoisseur–-was absolutely wonderful. 23 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds on 8-16 from the field and 5-8 from three-point land. Also, he was a game high +13. There may not be enough crow left to eat after everything he's done, but if there is I'll gladly have another helping. I could try to describe all the things he did, but it would just be incoherent rambling because there was no rhyme or reason as to how he was doing them. Also: Kidd got switched onto Michael Beasley at one point, leading to a match-up of arguably the smartest basketball player ever versus Michael effing Beasley. The result? Kidd tying up Beasley on a drive leading to a jump ball. Jason Kidd is 15 years older than Michael Beasley.
- As mentioned EARLier, (Puns!) JR was great. Sure, he took his fair share of bad shots, but without Melo playing, he had to. JR helped the Knicks out-rebounded the Suns (6 bounds), had some nice pocket-passes to Chandler off the pick and roll, and came up with back-to-back steals that led to the Knicks tying the game and then taking small lead.
- Tyson Chandler bounced back very nicely, recording 14 points and 12 rebounds while providing some great help defense all over the court. Also, he swatted away a Marcin Gortat three-point heavy as the shot clock expired and it was glorious. Good stuff, Tyson!
- Krazy Eyes Kurt Thomas started, played 12 minutes in total, made two mid-range jumpers and wore orange shoes. Nothing new here.
- Ronnie Brewer finished a nice layup, but also got called for a carry at half court and missed two jumpers pretty badly. Regression, thy name is Ronnie.
- Marcus Camby played some nice minutes for the second straight game, grabbing 9 boards in just over 12 minutes and sending a Telfair layup into a camera man/media person sitting under the basket. Camby missed a couple jumpers, shooting with his ridiculous motion that made me laugh every time I saw it. Having someone like Camby to back up Chandler is going to be a big help for the Knicks defense, which has been pretty bad of late.
- Not starting but still playing 30 minutes off the bench was Chris Copeland, who was 6-12 from the field for 14 points, including some very timely buckets. He continued to get lost on rotations, leaving many a Sun open in the corner for a three. Still, Copeland has been shooting the lights out of the ball recently, and canning a lot of catch-and-shoot threes. Good job Cope!
- Side note: The Suns court is horrible. After seeing the Knicks all-orange Christmas uniforms yesterday, my eyes to exception to the bright orange key on the hardwood . That combined with Flight White's bright orange kicks has made me scarred by the color orange. It might be the worst color ever.
- The Knicks often ran a new set, where Tyson Chandler gets the ball in the high post, and the two guards ran different types of action around him. The set worked very well, and as pointed out by the great Jared Dubin on the ol' twitter, it was a set that the Lakers ran against the Knicks just two night ago. Make sure to follow Jared if you aren't already here.
Well, that seems to be it. The Suns aren't a good team, however the Knicks were missing their top two scorers and managed to pull out a win. Twas' entertaining to say the least. The Knicks play the Kings led by totally-not-suspended-but-still-kinda-suspended Demarcus Cousins on Friday.


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The Lions of East Mississippi made the most of their debut in the NJCAA DI men's basketball tournament, defeating Brunswick Community College 86-65 in the third game of opening-round action Tuesday in Hutchinson, Kan.
BCC, who also was making its tourney debut, had a nine-point lead in the first half. But East Mississippi outscored the Dolphins 41-25 in the second half. BCC made 9-of-26 field-goal tries in the second half.
The Lions outrebounded BCC 50-29. The Lions' substitutes outscored BCC's 39-15.
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Two hours from Paris, near to the beaches of Deauville, Cabourg and Villers-sur-Mer, the Normandy Garden village club is located in the heart of the Pays d'Auge, on a beautiful hilly area of 12 hectares, and its houses and apartments adopt a typical Norman architecture.
The Normandy Garden village club consist of eight districts:
- The Garden Club district, consisting of VIP single-storey houses with terraces and extends behind the center of the village gathering the reception, the bar, the restaurant, the mini-market and the pool areas.
- The Pommeraie district is close to the village entrance. It consists of VIP duplex houses with cladding in their facades and wooden terraces.
- The Hameau district, newly renovated, offers apartments with balconies or loggia and unobstructed views of Normandy wooded countryside.
- The districts of the Côte Fleurie and Cote de Nacre, Pays d'Auge, Bessin and Bocage offer adjoining houses with garden and terrace overlooking the Normandy wooded countryside (except Bocage which has large balconies).
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- Villers-sur-Mer, and its historic monument, Saint Martin church, are located 10km away from the holiday village.
- 30mn away by car, is located Honfleur port, ancient privateer city with its picturesque image, and its equatorial zoological garden, the Naturospace, which regroups many tropical species of birds, butterflies, and plants.
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A Sandwich A Day: Meatball Sandwich at Club Lago
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If you're searching for Italian comfort food in River North, most people will steer you toward Club Lago. On a recent Monday lunch excursion, that comfort food meant a meatball sandwich, specifically, the Italian Meat Ball ($6.50).
The biggest downfall of most meatball sandwiches is the size of the meatballs, which Club Lago got right. Three medium-sized meatballs filled each half of the sandwich—not so huge they don't fit between the bread, but large enough to be incorporated in every bite. They were moist enough that they broke down under pressure, mixing with the sweet, hearty tomato sauce. That sauce begged for a bit more salt to even out the sweetness of the onions and tomatoes, but it is applied evenly enough to avoid both overpowering the flavor of the meatballs and breaking down the thick Italian bread. The crispy bread kept me from losing any meatballs to soggy bread and provided a nice crunch to the otherwise soft sandwich. I added provolone at the recommendation of the waitress, which added just a hint of smokiness.
Sides are a la carte, and the fries were surprisingly excellent—crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. There aren't many restaurants that can boast a great Monday lunch crowd, but with simple Italian favorites and a lively atmosphere, I can see why Club Lago has always been a neighborhood favorite.
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For the past few years under the Rex Ryan era all we needed was an offensive-minded coach under Ryan in order for the Jets to have a steady shot at the playoffs every year. Turner is as good as it gets when it comes to leading an offense, and the thought of a Rex Ryan D-Turner O makes me feel pretty comfortable to say the least.
Sanchez is out. Jets already came out and announced they were looking to trade him in the offseason. If they came out and said that, then yeah, he's out. Tebow's out. Sparano is out. Tannebaum is reassigned. Obviously going to be a lot of changes this offseason, but what are the chances that we can land someone like Turner for our new OC?
If the Jets clean house, you can not get rid of the GM, fire the OC, get rid of both your QB's, and expect the HC to remain in place. The sweep should be complete to allow everyone to come in on a fresh page and in lock step.
There is a slight chance. Don't know if Norv would want to put up with all the baggage that comes with the job. Also, would he want to work with Mark Sanchez? Mark just seems like a guy who is not coachable. Goes in one ear and out the other.
Trade for Norv and Rivers and they get Sanchez and whatever.


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Stupid Tech Question Tuesday: Links in Blogger on Firefox
So here's the problem. When I try to do a link in a post on Blogger, a little window pops up for me to enter the URL. The idea is that I copy the URL and paste it into that little window. However, when that window pops up on Firefox, every other option on the Firefox menu at the top, including "Edit," disappears. Nor can I paste the copied item in using keyboard commands. So I usually save the post, exit, and switch to Safari.
The Firefox version I currently have is 3.6.13.
New information added on 18 January a.m.: After reading GrannyPam's comment, I decided to try the keyboard cut-and-paste option again. This time I was on my MacBook, which has both a control key and a command key - and it's the command key that is used for this function. The keyboard on my desktop computer doesn't have a "command" key, but I'll check to see if there is a key with a different label that performs this function.
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Hold the control key [Ctrl] and push the letter V for paste. [Ctrl} and C copy. If you wish to copy a field while using Firefox, push [Ctrl] and then the letter A (for all), and without letting the control key up, push the letter C (for copy).ReplyDelete
GrannyPam - Thanks for the tip - I had been trying this solution and it didn't work, but I think that I have figured out why it didn't. We have Macs at home, and for them it's not the control key, but the command key that is used for copy and paste. My new MacBook has the command key, but the keyboard for my desktop computer did not. However, on that keyboard there may be another key that can function as the "command" key that will work.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 18, 2011 at 10:01 AM
I have a similar problem adding a link to Wordpress while using Firefox. I doubt the two issues are related, but apparently the problem as it relates to Wordpress has to do with the fact that I use AVG anti-virus. To "get around" this issue, which only popped up about a month ago, I now use Chrome when I want to write a blog post. ;-)
Donna - I gave some thought to using Chrome when I started having this problem (and various others, some in Safari and some in Firefox) and I may still check it out. There are just so many variables to consider - and in this case, it happened to be the "Mac vs PC" variable that was key.ReplyDelete
I just want to make sure I understand your question. You are highlighting the text that you want to be hot? THEN pres the hotlink icon?
Darlene - Yes, but I have figured out the problem - it's that on Macs I have to press the command key instead of the control key for copying and pasting - so the steps are as follows: press Command+C to copy the URL, highlight the linked text, click on the hotlink icon, then press Command+V to copy the URL to make the link. I had realized that in Firefox you can only use keyboard commands, not menu commands, for these functions, but I had forgotten the "Mac element." This works fine on my laptop, but now I have to check to see whether there is an equivalent to the command key on the Windows keyboard I use with my desktop Mac.ReplyDelete


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Is aging directly related to DNA damage?
Aging has been linked to mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) damage.
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Wallace: Aging is definitely related to DNA [deoxyribonucleic acid]1 damage. But certainly, DNA damage, in and of itself, is not the whole answer. DNA is a molecule inside a cell that is involved in maintaining information. The cell itself is assembled from that information.
Just like the blueprints of a house are used to build a house, there are really two ways of looking at damage to the cell, which you can equate to a house. You can have damage to the structure of the house, but the blueprints could help with repairs. However, you could have so much damage to the house that having blueprints wouldn't be worth using for the repairs. In another situation, you could have a house that is in pretty good repair, but without blueprints, even a small change is devastating because you don't have a reference to fix a problem. The loss of cells in aging could be due to a direct hit on the important informational blueprint, such as a DNA molecule but the loss could be from such overwhelming damage to the house itself, that even having the blueprints isn't enough to make a difference.
You study mitochondrial DNA—what is special about mitochondria?
Wallace: The mitochondria2, as is commonly said, are the power plants of the cells, and that is exactly right; they make the energy that is necessary for the cells of our body. The food that we eat is a source of our energy. Then, the air that we breathe is used to burn the food that we eat inside the mitochondria, and that is used to make heat and then energy to perform the work that we wish to do.
We eat fats and carbohydrates, specifically carbohydrates such as sugar. You can think of your mitochondria as little fireplaces; but instead of giving off light and heat, they are giving off heat plus they are trapping the light in the form of ATP [adenosine triphosphate],3 which is a small molecule that carries energy to the body to use for different things.
What happens to mitochondria as we age?
Wallace: The mitochondria are unique because they have their own DNA (labeled mtDNA) and that DNA is the blueprint to determine how energy is generated and used. So, as we age in the process of making energy, the mitochondria also make what is called in the popular literature oxygen radicals.4 The oxygen radicals are just like smoke; they will damage their environment. You can imagine, say, the city of Los Angeles with its 20-some power plants—each power plant is bringing in coal, which reacts with oxygen and the incomplete combustion is coming off as smoke. So, if you burn really dirty coal, you make a lot of smoke, and you kill all of the people in Los Angeles.
What you have done is you have made energy, but you have defeated the purpose—mitochondria have the same important compromises in their process. They have to make enough energy to get our cells energized to do the work we want them to without making so much dirty smoke that it poisons the cells and the whole system dies. The mitochondria is constantly struggling between the process that is making energy, which makes the smoke, and the smoke, which intoxicates the cell. The consequence is that the cell then has to use the information in its DNA to repair this damage. So, there is that kind of interplay between the necessity of eating and converting that energy and the byproduct of damaging oxygen radicals. Oxygen radicals over a long period of time can accumulate and ultimately kill off its agent —i.e. your body.
How mtDNA mutate? And, what does that mean for human health?
Wallace: DNA is simply a tape of information like the tape on a tape recorder, and the information is organized in a linear form, so you can read it from left to right, top-down. That information, instead of being positive and negative charges like on a tape, has four states, and we just call them A, G, C, and T.5 The linear array of A,G,C, and T, in whatever order, conveys the information about a cell, how to make it function, and how to make it do the things you want it to do. Now every time a living thing duplicates itself—reproduces—it has to duplicate its information as well. If you want to build two atomic power plants, you don't run back and forth with the same blueprints, you photocopy the blueprints, and hand them to the next builder who is going to build another power plant. So, in the same way, if you are going to make another human being, you are going to have to duplicate the information, and that is, in fact, what sexual reproduction does. You are bringing the information into a new conception, in this case a zygote—a new baby.
Duplicating these AGCT's involves over 3 billion of them, and they have to be read without an error, all three billion in 24 hours — the equivalent of a person trying to read 23 sets of Encyclopedia Britannica and typing out all the letters without an error in 24 hours. Well, you aren't going to do it right. It is impossible to make a system with that much information completely without errors. So in the process of duplicating the information to make a new cell, or to make new mitochondria, an error can occur by simply mistyping it. This is called a replication6 error, and many of the errors that accumulate occur that way. When you make a change to the original information in the sequence on an audiotape, you might get a high note instead of a low note, and that is what we would call a mutation. If the mutation is particularly problematic for the cell, then it can cause that cell to be sick, leading to disease.
If a mutation occurs in the mitochondria, is that different in any way?
Wallace: The mitochondrial DNA's blueprints encode the wiring diagram for the electrical power of the house, and so if you disrupt the wiring diagram, then you don't have the power. Then, you have the equivalent of a brownout inside the cell, which is what we call a mitochondrial genetic disease. All mitochondrial genetic diseases are energy-deficiency diseases, and they are commonly associated with things such as people feeling like they don't have much energy; they have chronic pain; they have problems with seeing and their vision; they have problems with their heart; they have problems with their kidneys. All the kinds of tissues that need a lot of energy do not function well because the energy is not there.
Are those typical mitochondrial diseases that you just described?
Wallace: All the known genetic diseases, due to changes in the mitochondrial DNA, give the same kinds of symptoms that you see in aging and the elderly—you just see them earlier. Parkinson's, for example, is a movement disorder. There are mitochondrial DNA mutations that can cause this in your 60's, in your 40's, in your 20's, and even very severe ones when you are three; but they kill exactly the same cells and result in exactly the same effects.
Can you manipulate mitochondrial DNA, as you can nuclear DNA, to slow the aging process or age related disease?
Wallace: Right now, we cannot manipulate mtDNA in the same ways that people can manipulate the nuclear DNA; it is in a very different part of the cell, in a very different environment. So the same tools can't be used, but the hope for aging and age related diseases by manipulating the mtDNA is, I believe, greater because now we have a better idea of why mtDNA becomes damaged and loses the content information in the blueprints. We think this is the result of the oxygen radicals. The oxygen radicals attack the mtDNA and damage the blueprints, so the approach we have been taking in our lab is to develop drugs that go into the mitochondria and take out the oxygen radicals. In that way then, the oxygen radicals won't damage the mitochondrial DNA and won't damage the structure of the mitochondria; then the mitochondria and its DNA will last longer. I think that there is a tremendous opportunity here.
We have produced a mouse in which we genetically put additional antioxidant defenses in its mitochondria, and the mice live longer and retain their mitochondria. We have also developed drugs that we can feed to animals, which allow them to live longer and protect their mitochondrial DNA. I think this is much more likely to be a productive approach, rather than some kind of genetic engineering.
Has this been tested with primates?
Wallace: Studies have been done with primates that used a caloric restriction approach but I think these studies are also related to the mitochondria. In our studies, laboratory animals were placed in confined environments and we give them all they want to eat. What resulted was kind of like a human being living in New York City, eating huge amounts of calories but not doing exercise to burn those calories. Getting back to the analogy of your stove or furnace, we are making a lot of smoke—the oxygen radicals. With that, we are increasing the damage rate to our mitochondria and our mitochondrial DNA.
An experiment with lab animals demonstrates this. We put a lab animal in a cage so she couldn't get any exercise at all, and we gave her all of the food pellets she wanted to eat. Her natural instinct is to eat because she wants to store up food for when starvation might come—which will never happen. She keeps eating, eating, and eating. Eventually she had an excess of these calories, which would overload the furnace and make a lot of smoke. When you put another animal in the same restricting cage but only give it half as many calories, then your experiment is somewhat like the primate study. This second experiment is similar to when our ancestors lived in the forest and gathered and hunted because they were always limited for calories; that is why we want them so much. Our brain is wired to say we might not find calories tomorrow so we continue to overload our system with calories. The dietary restricted animal—rat, mouse, rabbit, cat all of them—do better at restricting calories not because they are being starved but because it is their natural state in the environment. The species that is out of whack is us.
You explained that a diet of fewer calories is good for healthy mitochondria. Yet your research focuses on medication that attacks free radicals, which come from overeating. Is that because you know we are always going to overeat?
Wallace: Human beings are evolutionary programmed to seek out sugar and fat and eat it because everything in biology is limited by energy except Homo sapiens. You need energy not only to maintain your body but also to reproduce, and the prime directive in all biology is that you have another generation; if you don't have another generation, that lineage of species is dead. So, we are hard-wired to seek calories in our diet because that is what our ancestors needed to survive. When we invented agriculture, we produced so many calories we made ourselves sick eating them. We have a very high reproductive rate, and that is a positive outcome of having excess calories; but the end result is that we will live less well and be less healthy. And since nobody is going to stop eating because we are programmed to eat, then we have to get a drug that will at least offset the negative consequences of having too many calories.
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Why should the mass of elementary particles be theoretically of the magnitude of the Planck mass?
I've read that already a few times but I don't understand why it should be that way.
For example: Zwiebach - A first course in string theory, p.55
If the fundamental theory of nature is based on the basic constants $G$, $c$, $\hbar$ it is a great mystery why the masses of the elementary particles are so much smaller than the "obvious" mass $m_p$ that can be built from the basic constants.
$m_p$= Planck mass
Zwiebach sounds to me as if it would be very logical that the mass of the elementary particles should theoretically be around $m_p$. Could you explain me this connection?
Edit: It is not about the problem that there is a gap between the masses.


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There were 48 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Monday. At that time, there were 1,466 people held at the jail, which has an official capacity of 1,411. When the jail is full, some inmates may be released early.
There were 48 bookings at the San Joaquin County Jail in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Monday. At that time, there were 1,466 people held at the jail, which has an official capacity of 1,411. When the jail is full, some inmates may be released early.
Burglary arrest, Stockton: Deputies responding to a report of a suspicious person at Frozen Food Express in the 3000 block of East Loomis Road around 4:40 a.m. Sunday encountered Richard Talamantes, 41, a parolee who had been fired from the business just two weeks earlier and advised to stay away. He was arrested on suspicion of burglary, grand theft and trespassing after he entered the business, unlocked cargo trailers and took six boxes of frozen chicken valued at $2,500.
Gun, drug arrests: Community Response Team and San Joaquin County Wide Multi-Agency Gang Taskforce members conducted a traffic stop at 9:30 p.m. Sunday in the 500 block of North Wilson Way that resulted in the arrests of Dante Caviness, 19, and Donald Caviness, 23, on suspicion of weapon and drug charges after the discovery of a loaded, concealed handgun and a large amount of heroin and crystal methamphetamine in their car.
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Burglary arrest: Officers responding to a burglar alarm in the 1200 block of East Hammer Lane at 3 a.m. Monday spotted a man inside the business and deployed a sheriff's K9 unit to flush him out. He was later spotted on the roof, where police arrested Steven Margo, 25, on suspicion of burglary.
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The next recession will call for unprecedented coordination of fiscal and monetary policy in the U.S. and other advanced economies, according to a new report from the BlackRock Investment Institute...
A Discount Moonshot?By Michael Rainey
NASA is working on a plan to return to the moon by 2024 at a cost that's expected to exceed $50 billion. But according to Politico's Bryan Bender, former House Speaker and noted lunar enthusiast Newt...
Pelosi Warns Trump on Foreign Aid CutsBy Michael Rainey
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said the Trump administration's reported effort to cancel more than $4 billion in unspent foreign aid funds raises serious legal issues and could jeopardize the two-...
Spending Up, Revenue DownBy Michael Rainey
Politicians argue about whether the U.S. has a revenue problem (taxes too low) or a spending problem (spending too high), but in historical context, it looks like the answer might be "both." The...
Trump Reportedly Wants to Buy ... Greenland?By The Fiscal Times Staff
$100 Million: That's how much President Harry Truman offered Denmark to purchase Greenland back in 1946, a deal the Danes turned down. According to a Wall Street Journal report Thursday, President...
Trump Wants to Cut $4.3 Billion in Foreign AidBy Michael Rainey
The Trump administration is proposing to eliminate more than $4 billion in unspent foreign assistance funds, Politico reported late Thursday. The White House budget office reportedly sent a proposal...
IRS Budget Cuts Led to Billions in Lost Corporate Tax Revenue: Study
IRS budget cuts are costing the U.S. government substantially more in tax collections than they save, according to a new study highlighted by USA Today . Researchers at the Indiana University Kelley...
Why the US Should 'Borrow Gobs of Cash' Right Now
Investors worried about the health of the global economy continued to scramble to the safety of U.S. bonds on Thursday, driving the yield on 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds below 2% for the first time...
A $1 Trillion Deficit Is Bad. The Reality Is Much Worse.By Chuck Chokel
President Trump's signing of a two-year budget deal earlier this month may have averted the chances of another government shutdown before the 2020 election, but it certainly added to the exposure of...
The Market Flashes a Recession Signal: Does the Economy Need New Stimulus?By Michael Rainey
Investors scrambled for cover Wednesday as the bond market flashed a signal that a recession may be on the way, sending stocks sharply lower, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 800 points...
Schumer Wants Trump to Redirect $5B in Border Money to Gun Initiatives
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer plans on formally asking President Trump to withdraw a request for $5 billion in border wall funding and instead redirect the money toward addressing "gun...
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