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Turned on "always vector font" in Eagle options
While editing power test board, turned on the "Always vector font" option in Eagle. Honestly, I might have done something else to thesilkscreen, but I can't remember what. I'm pretty sure I didn't messwith any of the actual components.
Fixed silkscreen ugliness in power board
Went through layout and changed ugly names and values to good ones.Moved text off of vias and pads and out from under things. Deletedgiant, useless USB port and ISP header labels. Added description, dateof design, and attribution in corner.
Adjusted position of VUSB decoupling cap
Increased widths of several high-current traces
Mostly GND around charging circuit and gas gauge
Decreased trace width between gas gauge resistors
Decreased width of trace between 49.9KOhm resistors in gas gauge voltagedivider to reduce noise.
Widened battery and charger traces
Widened to 20 mils some traces that come from the battery and chargerconnectors, because they carry higher currents.
Added ground poly under charger IC
Added polygon under LT3650 IC and updated it to new device from kwoolibrary. It now has effectively both a ground pad and a via. Slight areaof no contact right around via may be unavoidable.
Widened traces, moved gas gauge power supply
Widened traces that carry VBATT. Lined up decoupling capacitors for LDOswith their connected LDO ports. Rerouted various traces ripped up duringexecution of previous changes.
Rerouted decoupling caps and pullup around AVR
Rerouted decoupling capacitors and new pullup resistor around AVR toincrease trace width for power inputs and decrease unneccessary loops.
Fixed USB circuit problems
Routed USB_TX and USB_RX more directly. Put decoupling capacitors on FTDIchips closer to the inputs they decouple.
Changed center ground pad for DS2786 and LT3650
Changed ground pads for packages 10MSOP and 12TDFN to have through-holepads on the bottom instead of SMD pads. Updated power test board to usethe new DS2786. Drew a polygon of BATT_GND around center pad. Not sure...
Updated power test schematic
Based on feedback from Kevin, added a pullup resistor to !PWR_INT anddecoupling caps to the LDO providing VCC.
Also changed the ground signal on the gas gauge LDO from GND toBATT_GND. Kevin pointed out that having BATT_GND as the ground for the...
Minimized possible inductive loop in power board
Moved trace driving FAULTLED to minimize area of inductive loop invicinity of charger.
Finished power board routing (first attempt)
Routed all signals on power test board. There are no airwires, and theboard passes DRC. I believe I have kept the inductive loops near thecharger pretty small, but they could probably be improved. I also made...
Partially routed charger on power test board
Routed some of the signals connected to the charger IC on the power testboard.
Routed gas gauge on power board
Routed signals attached to fuel gauge on power board.
Started to route LDO signals
Started routing the signals attached to one of the LDOs.
Finished routing AVR and FTDI, started pushbutton
Finished routing signals connected to AVR and FTDI on power test board.Started routing signals attached to pushbutton controller.
Routed USB circuit and most of AVR on power board
Routed most of the signals connecting the USB port, FTDI chip, and AVR.
Changed USB port drill holes back to spec
Looked at mini USB port with Dan. Observed that corner drill holes aresupposed to be multiple drills right next to eachother. Decided tochange holes back to specfied radius and ignore long hole for now.
Preliminary power board placement complete
Placed all parts on power test board in what I believe will be theirapproximate final locations. No routing done yet. Board probably won'tget bigger, because I left room to grow.
Partial placement of power board
Placed AVR, FTDI chip, and USB port on power test board, along withtheir accessory components. They are probably pretty close to theirfinal resting place but may move a little bit later.
Changed IO voltage for FTDI IC on power board
Changed VCCIO input for FTDI chip on power test board from USB_VCC tointernally generated 3.3V signal. This should have no power effects, butKevin suggests that it may make the chip behave a litte bit nicer (not...
Fixed ERC errors from unconnected wires
Some wires created in the previous few commits were not actuallyconnected to the pins they ended at. I fixed them.
Changed Schematic
Tied USB Shield pin to ground
Added activity LED's to the FT232 chip using the TXLED and RXLED pins
Changed Schematic Per Kevin Woo's Email
Changed U5 VSS from GND to VBATT_GND
Added GND PIN connection to ISP header
Switched USB_TX and USB_RX pins on the microcontroller to use the hardwaresupported UART pins. Also switched TX and RX connections.
Updated Schematic File
Added missing capacitor between Vin and GND in the charge circuit.
Fixed some schematic errors identified by the ERC.
Connected capacitor C12 which apeared connected but was actuallydisconnected.
Approved error of VCC being connect to a power input
Added a missing junction
Updated DS2786 footprint in kwoo library
Updated package footprint for DS2786 in kwoo.lbr based on recommendedland placement in datasheet for DFN10 package. DS2786's datasheet listsTDFN10 as its package type but doesn't give placement guidance or auseful package description. Unable to find a datasheet for TDFN10, but...
Increased mini-USB plug drill hole size
Imported MINI-USB- device from Hirose Connectors library into kwoolibrary. In UX60-MB-5S8 package, increased drill hole size on cornerpins from .8 mm to .9 mm. I did not drill out the original too-smallholes on Scoutfly, so I don't know whether this is sufficient or not....
Updated inductor package for power board
Created new package and device in library for MPI4040 inductor to beused in power test board. Updated part on power test board.
Fixed GND pad on LT3650 charger IC
LT3650 package in kwoo.lbr had a polygon around a through-hole pad toapproximate a large SMD pad connected by a via directly to the groundplane. Created a new package that is like this one but has no via, just anormal SMD pad. Used this package in the power test board, which has no...
Updated design rules for power board
Updated design rules for power board to match DorkbotPDX specifications.This removed some of the DRC errors for the USB port and charger. Thecharger still has a couple that may be from inherently illogicalpackage specification.
Disapproved DRC errors on power board
Disapproved of previously approved DRC errors for power board. They areapparently legitimate problems that need to be taken care of.
powerboard placed, needs routing
Fixed gas gauge and charging components
Added extra decoupling capacitor between battery voltage and ground nextto charging circuit to allow board to run with charger but no battery.Connected system side of gas gauge sense resistor to GND to make allcurrent returning to battery go through sense resistor. Removed 0 Ohm...
Added missing components around AVR on power board
Added ISP header, pullup resistor for AVR reset line, and decouplingcapacitors for AVR power lines. Connected ISP header to SPI interface onAVR.
Finished USB interface on power board
Added decoupling capacitors to FTDI chip, changed signaling VCC from USBVCC to AVR VCC so that AVR can signal to FTDI chip. Added USBTX andUSBRX signals between FTDI chip and AVR.
Started to add USB port to power board
Added USB port and USB-UART converter to power board schematic. I thinkthe converter has enough hooked up to it to run without burning up, butit's not hooked up the AVR yet.
Shorted GND to BATT_GND in power schematic
Connected GND and BATT_GND to eachother using a 0 Ohm resistor. I wantto keep the signals separate to ease routing, but they need to beconnected to ensure that all of the current that needs to go through thefuel gauge sense resistor does so.
Started making kwoo's recommended changes
Made changes to charging circuit: Connected CLP to VIN on U1. Addeddiodes to charge BOOST capacitor from battery and provide currentsensing inductor with outlet if power turns off (don't really understandhow the latter works). Adjusted inductor to 4.7uH after re-calculating...
Update prefixes and names for two parts
Updated prefixes for DS2786 and MP1702 in kwoo.lbr to U so that Eaglewon't use the default prefix, U$, for them. Also manually updated namesin charging_test.{sch,brd}.
Added pullup resistors and an LED to power test
Added pullup resistors for I2C connections to power test board. Alsoadded a diagnostic LED to indicate when the AVR has power. Stillprobably needs an ISP header and USB controller/port.
First draft of power testing circuit schematic
Fleshed out power testing circuit. It is still missing a few things, andI don't understand every little bit of it, but it probably won't look alot different when it's done. Added some passive components on the...


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NEW YORK – African-Americans with a variant of the ABCA7 gene have almost double the risk of developing late-onset Alzheimer's disease compared with African-Americans who lack the variant. The largest genome-wide search for Alzheimer's genes in the African-American community, the study was undertaken by the Alzheimer's Disease Genetics Consortium and led by neurologists from Columbia University Medical Center. It will be published in the April 10 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association. The study was primarily funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
"Our findings strongly suggest that ABCA7 is a definitive genetic risk factor for Alzheimer's disease among African-Americans," said study senior author, Richard Mayeux, MD, MS, professor and chair of Neurology at CUMC. "Until now, data on the genetics of Alzheimer's in this patient population have been extremely limited."
The ABCA7 gene is involved in the production of cholesterol and lipids, which suggests that lipid metabolism may be a more important pathway in Alzheimer's disease in African-Americans than in whites. Because cholesterol and lipid imbalances (which eventually lead to vascular disease and heart attacks and strokes) are more common in African-Americans, treatments that reduce cholesterol and vascular disease may potentially be an effective way to reduce or delay Alzheimer's in this population.
"While we need to conduct research to determine whether reducing cholesterol will lower the chance of Alzheimer's in African-Americans, maintaining healthy cholesterol levels always has the benefit of lowering one's risk of heart attack and stroke," said Dr. Mayeux.
The study involved nearly 6,000 African-American participants, most of whom are volunteers from 18 NIH-funded Alzheimer's Disease Centers. The Centers and other researchers contributed samples to the Alzheimer's Disease Genetics Consortium, an NIH-supported research program led by Gerard D. Schellenberg, PhD, at the University of Pennsylvania. Approximately 2,000 of the volunteers were diagnosed with probable Alzheimer's disease and 4,000 were cognitively normal. The purpose of the study was to look for genetic variants among African-Americans, who are known to have a higher incidence of late-onset Alzheimer's than whites living in the same community. Ninety percent of all cases of Alzheimer's, which affect an estimated 5 million Americans aged 65 and older, are described as having the late-onset form of the disease.
"ABCA7 is the first major gene implicated in late-onset Alzheimer's among African Americans, and it has an effect on disease risk comparable to that of APOE-e4—which has been known for two decades to be a major genetic risk factor in whites," said Christiane Reitz, MD, PhD, assistant professor of neurology, who conducted the study's genetic analyses as first author on the paper. "Both genes raise the risk of Alzheimer's in this population twofold." The extent of the role of APOE-e4 in African-Americans had been uncertain because of inconsistent results from previous, smaller studies.
"Based on these results, we now know that both APOE-e4 and ABCA7 are major genetic risk factors for African-Americans, whereas for whites, only one of the two—APOE-e4—confers a similar degree of risk," said Dr. Mayeux, who is also co-director of the Taub Institute for Research on Alzheimer's Disease and the Aging Brain and the Gertrude H. Sergievsky Center at CUMC. He is the Gertrude H. Sergievsky Professor of Neurology, Psychiatry and Epidemiology.
Several other genes that had recently been linked to Alzheimer's in white populations were also confirmed in the current study to play a role in African-Americans. "Because they cross ethnic groups, the likelihood increases that these genes are very important in the development of Alzheimer's," said Dr. Reitz, who is a member of both the Sergievsky Center and the Taub Institute. "And that gives us clues in our search for the cellular pathways associated with the disease."
"These findings suggest that the genetic underpinnings of Alzheimer's disease may vary among different populations—and so should not be treated homogeneously," said Dr. Reitz.
"One of the key research goals set forth in the National Alzheimer's Project Act of 2011 is to improve outcomes for ethnic and racial minority populations that are at higher risk for this devastating disease," said Neil Buckholtz, PhD, of the National Institute on Aging, which leads the NIH effort to find ways to treat, delay or prevent Alzheimer's. "These findings advance our understanding of genetic underpinnings that may play a role in disease onset and progression in African-Americans and suggest a novel target for therapeutic development."
ABCA7 also affects the transport of several important proteins, including amyloid precursor protein, which is involved in the production of amyloid—the major source of the plaques that develop in the brains of Alzheimer's patients. Thus, there are multiple ways that ABCA7 might contribute to an increased risk of late-onset Alzheimer's disease among African-Americans.
The most immediate impact of the new findings will be for scientists studying the causes of Alzheimer's and ways to prevent the disease. "Our next step is to do more lab work and more genetic sequencing, to understand the biological reasons for the increased risk seen with ABCA7 and other genes implicated in late-onset Alzheimer's disease," said Dr. Mayeux.
While the study's discoveries may eventually lead to the development of genetic risk estimates specific to African-Americans, Dr. Mayeux cautions that the utility of genetic testing for Alzheimer's is still years away. "We are not yet at the point where we can take what we know about Alzheimer's genes and come up with an accurate risk assessment," he said.
The study's findings also must be replicated in independent groups of African-Americans.
"The participant data pooled together for this analysis basically represented all of the African-American samples from well-characterized individuals in the United States," said Dr. Buckholtz. "Because large sample sizes are needed to conduct reliable genetic analyses, it is vitally important that African-Americans and people of other racial/ethnic groups participate in genetic studies supported by NIA." He noted that broad collaboration and data-sharing efforts among researchers make such studies possible.
The paper is titled, "Variants in the ATP-Binding Cassette Transporter (ABCA7), Apolipoprotein E Ɛ4, and the Risk of Late-Onset Alzheimer Disease in African Americans." The other contributors are: Jennifer L. Manly (CUMC); Gyungah Jun, Badri Narayan Vardarajan, Mark Logue, Clinton T. Baldwin, Lindsay A. Farrer, Kathryn L. Lunetta (Boston University); Adam Naj, Margaret A. Pericak-Vance, Ruchita Rajbhandary (University of Miami); Li-San Wang, Chiao-Feng Lin, Gerard D. Schellenberg, Otto Valladares, Laura B. Cantwell (University of Pennsylvania); Eric B. Larson, Paul K. Crane, Walter A. Kukull (University of Washington); Neill R. Graff-Radford, Nilufer Ertekin-Taner (Mayo Clinic); Denis Evans, Lisa L. Barnes, David A. Bennett (Rush University); Philip L. De Jager, Towfique Raj, Robert C. Green (Harvard University); Jill R. Murrell, Tatiana M. Foroud, Hugh Hendrie, Kathleen Hall (Indiana University); Joseph D. Buxbaum (Mount Sinai Medical Center); M. Daniele Fallin (Johns Hopkins University); Rodney C. P. Go (University of Alabama); Patrick Griffith (Meharry Medical College); Thomas O. Obisesan (Howard University); M. Ilyas Kamboh, Oscar L. Lopez (University of Pittsburgh); Alison M. Goate (Washington University); Goldie S. Byrd (North Carolina A & T University); and Jonathan L. Haines (Vanderbilt University).
All authors have completed and submitted a conflict of interest disclosure form. Dr. Baldwin reported serving as a consultant for the Center for Human Cenetics lnc. Dr. Co reported receiving travel support from the NIH. Dr. Criffith reported receiving payment for lectures from Eisai and Pfizer. Dr. Manly reported serving as a board member for the International Neuropsychological Society, receiving grants or grants pending from the Alzheimer's Association and the National Institute on Aging (NIA), and receiving travel expenses from the Alzheimer's Association. Dr. Kamboh reported receiving travel support from the NIH. Dr. Lopez reported receiving consulting fees or honoraria from Mertz and Lundbeck. Dr. Bennett reported receiving travel support from the NIH. Dr. Coate reported serving as a consultant for Finnegan; providing expert testimony in cases involving the genetics of Alzheimer disease; receiving grants or grants pending from Cenentech and Pfizer; receiving payment for lectures from Pfizer, Cenentech, and Amgen; and receiving patent royalties from Taconic for a tau mutation. Dr. Pericak-Vance reported receiving revenues from Athena Diagnostics. No other authors reported disclosures.
This research received support from many entities, including grants from the NIA, the National Institute of Mental Health and the National Eye Institute of the NIH, to Dr. Mayeux, Dr. Reitz, Dr. Schellenberg, Dr. Pericak-Vance, Dr. Farrer, Dr. Goate, and Dr. Bennett. A detailed list of funding/support is provided within the JAMA paper.
The Taub Institute for Research on Alzheimer's Disease and the Aging Brain at Columbia University Medical Center is a multidisciplinary group that has forged links between researchers and clinicians to uncover the causes of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and other age-related brain diseases and to discover ways to prevent and cure these diseases. It has partnered with the Gertrude H. Sergievsky Center at Columbia University Medical Center, which was established by an endowment in 1977 to focus on diseases of the nervous system, and with the Departments of Pathology & Cell Biology and of Neurology to allow the seamless integration of genetic analysis, molecular and cellular studies, and clinical investigation to explore all phases of diseases of the nervous system. For more information visit The Taub Institute at http://www.cumc.columbia.edu/dept/taub/.
Columbia University Medical Center provides international leadership in basic, pre-clinical, and clinical research; medical and health sciences education; and patient care. The medical center trains future leaders and includes the dedicated work of many physicians, scientists, public health professionals, dentists, and nurses at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, the Mailman School of Public Health, the College of Dental Medicine, the School of Nursing, the biomedical departments of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and allied research centers and institutions. Columbia University Medical Center is home to the largest medical research enterprise in New York City and state and one of the largest faculty medical practices in the Northeast. For more information, visit cumc.columbia.edu or columbiadoctors.org.
MEDIA CONTACT: CUMC Office of Communications, [email protected], 212-305-3900
Resources for additional information:
Should People Get Genetic Testing for Alzheimer's
Citation: Goldman JS, Hahn SE, Catania JW, LaRusse-Eckert S, Butson MB, Rumbaugh M, Strecker MN, Roberts JS, Burke W, Mayeux R, Bird T. Genetic counseling and testing for Alzheimer disease: joint practice guidelines of the American College of Medical Genetics and the National Society of Genetic Counselors. Genet Med. 2011;13:597–605. doi: 10.1097/GIM.0b013e31821d69b8. [PMC free article][PubMed] [Cross Ref]
Alzheimer's Disease Genetics Consortium Identifies Four New Genes for Alzheimer's Disease Risk
Citation: Naj AC, Jun G, Beecham GW, Wang LS, Vardarajan BN, Buros J, et al. Common variants at MS4A4/MS4A6E, CD2AP, CD33 and EPHA1 are associated with late-onset Alzheimer's disease. Nat Genet. 2011;43:436–441. [PMC free article][PubMed]


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Sourdough Bread Stuffing
Sourdough Bread Stuffing
From Dave Lieberman
- 1-pound loaf sourdough bread
8 tablespoons butter
10 ounces cremini mushrooms, sliced 1/2-inch thick in both directions
Salt and freshly ground pepper
2 to 4 stalks celery with leaves, halved lengthwise and sliced
1 medium onion, chopped
About 10 sprigs fresh thyme, leaves stripped from the stems
10 to 12 fresh sage leaves, chopped
3 1/2 cups low-sodium chicken broth
3 tablespoons chopped Italian parsley leaves
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 2-quart baking dish and set aside.
- Cut or tear the bread into 1-inch cubes and spread it evenly on 2 baking sheets. Toast the bread in the oven until completely dry and beginning to crisp and brown, about 20 minutes. Transfer to a large mixing bowl.
- Melt 2 tablespoons of the butter in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the mushrooms and a few pinches of salt and saute, stirring occasionally, until golden brown, about 6 to 8 minutes. Add celery, onion, 2 tablespoons butter, and thyme. Once the butter has melted, cook, stirring frequently, until the vegetables have softened, about 5 minutes. Add sage and remaining 4 tablespoons butter. Add chicken broth to skillet and stir to combine. Season with salt and pepper, to taste.
- Transfer toasted bread cubes to a large bowl. Pour the chicken broth mixture over the bread cubes and toss to combine until the bread cubes absorb the liquid. Pour the mixture into the greased baking dish, and sprinkle with parsley. Bake in the center of the oven until heated through and the top is golden brown, about 40 minutes. Remove the stuffing from the oven and allow to cool about 15 minutes before serving.
Serves 6-8.
- Category
- Side Dishes, Stuffing/dressing
- Cuisine
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Janine Sherman Barrois - "Criminal Minds" - Strange Fruit - WINNER
Aaron Rahsaan Thomas - "SouthLAnd" - Babel
Chitra Elizabeth Sampath, Damian Kindler - "Sleepy Hollow" - Sanctuary
Karin Gist - "Revenge" - Mercy
Sara Hess - "Orange is the New Black" - Blood Donut
Outstanding Writing in a Motion Picture - (Theatrical or Television)
John Ridley - "12 Years A Slave" - WINNER
Alfonso Cuaron, Jonas Cuaron - "Gravity"
Brian Helgeland - "42"
Danny Strong - "Lee Daniels' The Butler"
Ryan Coogler - "Fruitvale Station"
Outstanding Directing in a Motion Picture - (Theatrical or Television)
Steve McQueen - "12 Years A Slave" - WINNER
Jono Oliver - "Home"
Justin Chadwick - "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom"
Lee Daniels - "Lee Daniels' The Butler"
Malcolm D. Lee - "The Best Man Holiday"
Outstanding Directing in a Comedy Series
Millicent Shelton - "The Hustle" - Rule 4080 - WINNER
Anton Cropper - "House of Lies" - Sincerity Is an Easy Disguise in This Business
Eric Dean Seaton - "Mighty Med" - Saving The People Who Save People
Paris Barclay - "Glee" - Diva
Stan Lathan - "Real Husbands of Hollywood" - Rock, Paper, Stealers
Outstanding Directing in a Dramatic Series
Regina King - "SouthLAnd" - Off Duty - WINNER
Carl Franklin - "House of Cards" - Chapter 11
Ernest Dickerson - "Treme" - Dippermouth Blues
Millicent Shelton - "The Fosters" - Clean
Rob Hardy - "Criminal Minds" - Carbon Copy
Outstanding New Artist
K. Michelle - WINNER
Ariana Grande
Candice Glover
RaVaughn Brown
Outstanding Male Artist
John Legend - WINNER
Bruno Mars
Charlie Wilson
Justin Timberlake
Robin Thicke
Outstanding Female Artist
Beyonce - WINNER
Janelle Monae
Mary J Blige
Outstanding Duo, Group or Collaboration
"Blurred Lines" - Robin Thicke feat. T.I. & Pharrell - WINNER
"#Beautiful" - Mariah Carey feat. Miguel
"Fire We Make" - Alicia Keys feat. Maxwell
"Hurt You" - Toni Braxton feat. Babyface
"Suit & Tie" - Justin Timberlake feat. Jay-Z
Outstanding Jazz Album
"The Songs of Stevie Wonder" - SFJAZZ Collective - WINNER
"Summer Horns" - Dave Koz, Gerald Albright, Mindi Abair, Richard Elliot
"The Beat" - Boney James
"The Messenger" - Kevin Eubanks
"The Morning After: A Musical Love Journey" - Najee
Outstanding Gospel Album - (Traditional or Contemporary)
"Best Days Deluxe Edition" - Tamela Mann - WINNER
"20 Year Celebration Volume 1 - Best For Last" - Donald Lawrence
"Azusa: The Next Generation" - Hezekiah Walker
"Good God" - Shirley Caesar
"Music From the Motion Picture Black Nativity" - Various
Outstanding World Music Album
"Natalie Cole en Español" - Natalie Cole - WINNER
"Coming from a Lady" - Lady Ele
"Live At The Royal Albert Hall" - Emeli Sande
"Sing To The Moon" - Laura Mvula
"The Standards" - Gloria Estefan
Outstanding Music Video
"Q.U.E.E.N." - Janelle Monae feat. Erykah Badu - WINNER
"Cocoa Butter" - India.Arie
"Fire We Make" - Alicia Keys feat. Maxwell
"Made To Love" - John Legend
"Treasure" - Bruno Mars
Outstanding Song
"All Of Me" - John Legend - WINNER
"Blurred Lines " - Robin Thicke feat. T.I. & Pharrell
"Fire We Make" - Alicia Keys feat. Maxwell
"Q.U.E.E.N." - Janelle Monae feat. Erykah Badu
"Treasure" - Bruno Mars
Outstanding Album
"Love, Charlie" - Charlie Wilson - WINNER
"20/20 Experience - The Complete Experience" - Justin Timberlake
"Blurred Lines" - Robin Thicke
"Love In The Future" - John Legend
"The Electric Lady" - Janelle Monae
Outstanding Literary Work - Fiction
"Anybody's Daughter" - Pamela Samuels Young - WINNER
"A Deeper Love Inside: The Porscha Santiaga Story" - Sister Souljah
"Little Green: An Easy Rawlins Mystery" - Walter Mosley
"Never Say Never: A Novel" - Victoria Christopher Murray
"Who Asked You?" - Terry McMillan
Outstanding Literary Work - Non-Fiction
"Envisioning Emancipation: Black Americans and the End of Slavery" - Deborah Willis, Barbara Krauthamer - WINNER
"Bartlett's Familiar Black Quotations: 5,000 Years of Literature, Lyrics, Poems, Passages, Phrases, and Proverbs from Voices Around the World" - Retha Powers
"High Price: A Neuroscientist's Journey of Self-Discovery That Challenges Everything You Know About Drugs and Society" - Carl Hart
"Letters to an Incarcerated Brother: Encouragement, Hope, and Healing for Inmates and Their Loved Ones" - Hill Harper
"The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross" - Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Donald Yacovone
Outstanding Literary Work - Debut Author
"Nine Years Under" - Sheri Booker - WINNER
"Better Than Good Hair - The Curly Girl Guide to Healthy Gorgeous Natural Hair!" - Nikki Walton with Ernessa T. Carter
"Ghana Must Go" - Taiye Selasi
"On The Come Up" - Hannah Weyer
"The Returned" - Jason Mott
Outstanding Literary Work - Biography/ Auto-Biography
"The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks" - Jeanne Theoharis - WINNER
"Buck: A Memoir" - MK Asante
"Duke: A Life of Duke Ellington" - Terry Teachout
"Kansas City Lightning: The Rise and Times of Charlie Parker" - Stanley Crouch
"Mom & Me & Mom" - Maya Angelou
Outstanding Literary Work - Instructional
"The Vegucation of Robin: How Real Food Saved My Life" - Robin Quivers - WINNER
"Do I Look Like An ATM? A Parent's Guide to Raising Financially Responsible African American Children" - Sabrina Lamb
"Plan D: How to Lose Weight and Beat Diabetes (Even If You Don't Have It)" Sherri Shepherd with Billie Fitzpatrick
"Recruiting and Retaining Culturally Different Students in Gifted Education" - Donna Y. Ford, Ph.D.
"The Entrepreneur Mind: 100 Essential Beliefs, Characteristics, and Habits of Elite Entrepreneurs" - Kevin D. Johnson
Outstanding Literary Work - Poetry
"Turn Me Loose: The Unghosting of Medgar Evers" - Frank X Walker - WINNER
"Chasing Utopia: A Hybrid" - Nikki Giovanni "Hum" - Jamaal May
"The Cineaste: Poems" - A. Van Jordan
"The Collected Poems of Ai" - Ai
Outstanding Literary Work - Children
"Nelson Mandela" - Kadir Nelson - WINNER
"I'm A Pretty Little Black Girl!" - Betty K. Bynum (Author), Claire Armstrong-Parod (Illustrator)
"Knock Knock: My Dad's Dream for Me" - Daniel Beaty (Author), Bryan Collier (Illustrator)
"Martin & Mahalia: His Words, Her Song" - Andrea Davis Pinkney (Author), Brian Pinkney (Illustrator)
"You Never Heard of Willie Mays?!" - Jonah Winter (Author), Terry Widener
Outstanding Literary Work - Youth/Teens
"Courage Has No Color, The True Story of the Triple Nickles: America's First Black Paratroopers" - Tanya Lee Stone - WINNER
"God's Graffiti: Inspiring Stories for Teens" - Romal Tune
"Invasion" - Walter Dean Myers
"Raising the Bar" - Gabrielle Douglas
"Serafina's Promise: A Novel In Verse" - Ann E. Burg


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Free-ranging American bison in Utah's Henry Mountains. Photo by Lynn Chamberlain, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.
American bison on Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake
Bison on hillside, Henry Mountains
Bison on Henry Mountains, in southeastern Utah
Lone bison on the Henry Mountains, 1989
Bison in southeastern Utah's Henry Mountains
Yellowstone bison, enroute to Utah in 1941, generate great attention as crew stops for lunch.
Bison obtained from Yellowstone National Park were released near Robber's Roost Ranch north of the Dirty Devil River on the San Rafael Desert in 1941 (Nelson 1965). An additional release of five bulls was made in 1942 to replace those that scattered to the north. The bison left the San Rafael Desert in 1942 and most crossed the Dirty Devil River to the south and went onto the Burr Desert. Following a roundup and testing for brucellosis in 1963, the bison shifted their winter range from the Burr Desert to the foothills on the west side of the Henry Mountains. The bison continued to use the Henry Mountains during the other seasons. Bison have increased gradually since the initial transplant.
Bison herd in Henry Mountains
Bison at Hill Creek
Bison are herded into corrals at Hill Creek.
Two bison at Hill Creek.
Helicopter pilots herd a bison at Hill Creek.
DWR biologist Charlie Greenwood places a radio collar on one of the bison that will be taken to the Book Cliffs.
DWR biologists, including Charlie Greenwood (L) and Bill Bates, herd bison at Hill Creek into a trailer. The trailer will take them to their new home on the Book Cliffs.
DWR biologist Dave Olsen prepares to return bison to the Book Cliffs.
Five bison roam their new home on the Book Cliffs.
Clyde Wesley displays a bison skull he found near Hardware Ranch. Carbon dating indicated the animal existed between 1470 and 1830 and provides evidence of their historical range in northern Utah. Photo by Phil Douglass, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, taken 10/28/2006.
The helicopter brings a captured bison to the handling area on the Henry Mountains. Photo taken 1-10-09 by Bill Bates, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
The helicopter brings a captured bison to the handling area on the Henry Mountains. Photo 1-10-09 by Ron Stewart, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources
The helicopter brings a captured bison to the handling area on the Henry Mountains. Photo taken 1-10-09 by Ron Stewart, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.


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Jenn@Incito brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 170 Designs von 37 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
Envision Group
We are a group of executive coaches offering mentoring, executive coaching, and leadership development programs. We help clients find their hidden potential and create solid pathways to continued success. Our tag line is "Unleashing potential. Delivering results." Bios for our two lead coaches are attached.
Beyond executive coaching, our services includes a workshop called Navigational Coaching which teaches business leaders how to incorporate a coaching style in their leadership focused on growing and developing others. (Materials attached). We also offer a Playbook workshop which helps leaders develop their mission, values, organizational/advisory team chart, workflow / process, ethics, expectations and more. We also use goal tracking software (http://www.thegoaltracker.com) for our clients to journal/document their goals and achievements.
Our mission: To bring out the greatness in good leaders and to continuously develop emerging leaders.
Our clients are male and female 30-45 who are professionals moving into leadership roles (emerging leaders) and team leads to senior level management who are searching to uncover their potential to reach success and balance in their careers. We help them achieve these goals through creating a vision/mission for the future, examining their values and perspectives to create deep personal awareness.
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What was I fighting for? Even now I'm not sure. Something so old and so deep, it has no words, no shape, no logic.
Viv Albertine has always been obsessed with the truth: the truth about family, power, and her identity as a rebel and outsider. But at what cost? In this brutally honest memoir she relentlessly exposes human dysfunctionality: the impossibility of intimacy, and the damage wrought upon us by secrets and revelations, siblings and parents. Written with Albertine's unique vulnerability and intelligence, To Throw Away Unopened is a startling self-portrait and a testament to rebuilding oneself and facing the world again.
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Joy Division emerged in the mid-70s at the start of a two-decades long Manchester scene that was to become much mythologised. It was then a city still labouring in the wake of the war and entering a phase of huge social and physical change, and something of this spirit made its way into the DNA of the band. Over the course of two albums, a handful of other seminal releases, and some legendary gigs, Joy Division became the most successful and exciting underground band of their generation. Then, on the brink of a tour to America, Ian Curtis took his own life.
In This searing light, the sun and everything else, Jon Savage has assembled three decades worth of interviews with the principle players in the Joy Division story: Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook, Stephen Morris, Deborah Curtis, Peter Saville, Tony Wilson, Paul Morley, Alan Hempsall, Lesley Gilbert, Terry Mason, Anik Honoré, and many more. It is the story of how a band resurrected a city, how they came together in circumstances that are both accidental and extraordinary, and how their music galvanised a generation of fans, artists and musicians. It is a classic story of how young men armed with electric guitars and good taste in literature can change the world with four chords and three-and-a-half minutes of music. And it is the story of how illness and demons can rob the world of a shamanic lead singer and visionary lyricist.
This searing light, the sun and everything else presents the history of Joy Division in an intimate and candid way, as orchestrated by the lodestar of British music writing, Jon Savage.
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I have encountered this annoyance a thousand times when installing software: setting the path on where to install the software.
Too many times have I been into the trouble of cleaning up a messy installation. I remember one time when I was installing that hex editor in which I specified the installation directory different to the default. I have set it to my custom programs-directory,
D:\Programs\. That is when my head started to ache: the directory's now full of garbage. Filth!
.exes and
.dlls are what I see most in it, in addition to some folders I have almost mistaken for crapwares.
Now I am more careful, and paranoid. I now put my installs in their own container directories, in subdirectories of
D:\Programs\. Still, carefulness has its price. I now encounter more "double directory" installs than the number of mess-prevented installs.
Here is my point: How should I prompt the user for installation directories, especially if they are required to set it? How can I make the request more intuitive and less error prone?
Note that I also mean this for save directories, configurations, etc.


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Who'd ever thought that a music video could lead to an engagement?
That's how singer Nick Lachey met Vanessa Minnillo four years ago for his video "What's Left of Me," according to People. And now the two are newly engaged.
"She's a great girl," he recently told the magazine. "She's incredibly intelligent, incredibly personable. She's independent, yet supportive. I'm extremely happy that she's mine."
U.S. & World
Last month, the couple announced their engagement through a press statement. A source told People that Lachey proposed to Minnillo in California.
But in term of the fanfare surrounding their upcoming wedding, Lachey plans to make the event focus on Minnillo. "I want it to be about her," he told People. "Any guy will tell you that it's probably more about the bride than the groom. It's just about celebrating your love for each other."
Lachey further calls Minnillo his soul mate. "She gets me, I get her. We enjoy a lot of the same things and we enjoy each other's company."
The singer got big plans in addition to his nuptials. On Monday, he will be hosting the NBC music competition "The Sing-Off." Joining him are judges Ben Folds, Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger and Boys II Men's Shawn Stockman.
Lachey further told People that he'll be spending time with brother Drew 's family, which prompted him to talk about having kids someday. "I'm pushing 40 here, so the time is probably imminent," he says. "Everything happens in the right time and for now, it's good training to be an uncle. Hopefully mine will turn out as good as [Drew's]!".
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The decision on Tuesday by golf's rule-makers to ban the anchoring of putters brought cheers and jeers from among prominent players and major golf organizations.
The U.S. PGA Tour and the PGA of America, who both emphatically opposed the proposed rule, said they were still against a ban and would evaluate their positions now that the rule has been officially adopted to begin on January 1, 2016.
The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA), meanwhile, said it would follow the rules and adopt the ban.
"We're obviously disappointed," PGA of America president Ted Bishop, whose group runs the PGA Championship and jointly administers the Ryder Cup with the European Tour, told the Golf Channel.
"We were holding out hope that there could be some kind of a compromise."
The PGA Tour said it would discuss their position with members of their Player Advisory Council and Policy Boardbefore announcing their position.
Players anchoring long putters have won four of the last six major championships, capped by Adam Scott becoming the first Australian to win the Masters last month.
Opponents of the anchoring style have said it is not a true golf stroke and that stabilizing the putter against one's body can give users an advantage to combat nervous hands and what golfers refer to as the yips.
Hall of Famer Gary Player of South Africa, winner of nine major championships and a career grand slam, saluted the ban.
"I spent hours and hours training my mind to have good nerves under pressure. The long putter takes away the nerves. It allows you to hide the nerves and nerves are an integral part of the game of golf," Player said.
Players that anchor their putters have insisted they enjoy no meaningful advantage and should be able to continue.
American Keegan Bradley, the 2011 PGA champion, suggested during the discussion phase of the rules process that he might consider legal action against a ban.
Colin Montgomerie, the 2010 Europe Ryder Cup captain, said he hoped Bradley would not resort to that.
"Let's hope not," Montgomerie said on Tuesday. "He is entitled to do what he wants to do but let's hope he plays by the R&A and USGA rules.
"I have used an anchored putter and it was easier to putt with it, rather than without, but I'm in favor of the ban."
USGA executive director Mike Davis said golf would be hurt if the PGA Tour decided to ignore the ban.
"When we write and interpret the rules of golf we do it for millions of golfers worldwide, 50, 60 million golfers," Davis said at a news conference at USGA headquarters in New Jersey.
"The PGA Tour is very small, a few hundred players, but they have big impact on the game.
"When white belts appeared on the PGA Tour, guess what, they appeared in recreational golf. I think it's really important that the PGA Tour and the professional tours...follow one set of rules."
Bishop said the PGA would watch with interest how the PGA Tour acts.
"We've had our oars in the water with the PGA Tour, and we'll watch with great interest to see what they do as well," said Bishop.
USGA president Glen Nager said this was a critical time for golf to move forward in unity.
"We hope that these organizations will continue their past behavior of playing by a single set of rules for the good of the game," Nager said. "A game that's growing globally, that will be going to the Olympics and needs one set of rules to thrive."
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Philippe Cousteau: Everyday HeroesJune 11th, 2010, posted by Shore Crew Tags: Oceans, Opinion Pieces, Plastics
I was at the grocery store the other day, minding my own business, when I noticed the woman in front of me pull out a large cloth reusable sack at the checkout aisle. "Progress!" I thought to myself with satisfaction. Then I watched in horror as she first placed her purchases into several plastic bags and then placed those into the reusable bag. As I walked out of the store I realized two things, the good news is that we are making progress (at least she had a reusable bag… the bad news is we clearly have a long way to go. First let's explore the good news – I believe it is no small thing that I am contributing this blog to a global adventure like the Plastiki Expedition which is getting attention on an international level from the likes of traditional media such as CNN as well as online sites like Treehugger.com and other green networks which would not have been conceivable just a decade ago.
You see, for the majority of the 20th century, environmentalists were often seen as granola eating hippies living on a commune and being green was perceived as a passing fancy sulking on the fringes of society. While that has certainly changed; as the woman at the grocery store reminded me, we have an uphill battle ahead of us. Now the bad news – in the United States the public is almost evenly split between those who think climate change is real and those who do not. Despite the fact that an overwhelming amount of science supports the climate change reality, we are rarely a science driven society either politically or socially. Instead it seems we regularly prefer pithy soundbites that support our worldview rather than intelligent arguments that challenge us to learn and expand our understanding and the media is no different. One morning recently I picked up a major national newspaper and as I flipped to the metro section I was greeted by a large picture of a Koi fish. The cover story was about the National Arboretum in Washington DC and how they were conducting their annual Koi fish auction. It wasn't until I glanced down at the article that was unceremoniously squeezed beneath extensive coverage of a fish sale and the bottom of the page that I found what I was looking for, a brief story covering one of the most incredible achievements of human kind.
This weekend, in addition to being the groundbreaking time when a national institution auctions off oversized goldfish, is also the time that we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Trieste descending to the bottom of Challenger Deep, the deepest point on earth 7 miles beneath the shiny waves of the Pacific Ocean. Only two men have ever gone that deep in the history of all humanity, and that was 50 years ago!
Don Walsh and Jacques Picard both risked their lives to descend that deep, and only the former is still alive. More men have landed on the moon than have landed on the deepest part of our own planet and that despite the progress I wrote about earlier, we are a still struggling to recognize that this planet and all its wonder should be valued above all else. Pop stars and sports figures are fine but we should equally value those who continue to fight for a more just, enlightened and hopeful future. Teachers, scientists, explorers and the like are heroes that walk amongst us every day and deserve more than a passing mention at the bottom of the newspaper.
That is why the Plastiki Project is so important in my opinion; it reminds us that nature is both to be explored and revered but is also a fragile victim of our greed and stupidity. As the Plastiki sails through an ocean of trash we should all be ashamed of what we have done to this planet and what we have condemned our children to live with and I hope that if Plastiki inspires us to do anything it is to think a little bit more about the choices we make…and at the very least…cut out the plastic bags.
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An Iraqi Airways flight landed in Kuwait on Wednesday for the first time since Saddam Hussein's 1990 invasion of the tiny emirate as the neighboring states try to repair more than two decades of strained relations.
Government ministers from both countries were on hand for the ceremonial landing at the international airport in Kuwait City shortly before noon.
Iraq's Transportation Ministry spokesman, Karim al-Nouri, said the flight will open "important horizons for cooperation based on brotherhood" with Kuwait. Passenger demand will determine the number of flights in the future, he said.
In January, Kuwait's parliament approved a deal under which Baghdad will pay $500 million in compensation to Kuwait's national carrier for damages caused during the Iraqi occupation. The accord seeks to end a long-running dispute over reparations for Kuwait Airways.
The disagreement had centered on Kuwait's accusations that Saddam's regime stole 10 airplanes and millions of dollars' worth of equipment and spare parts during the invasion. Kuwait earlier wanted $1.2 billion in reparations, which Iraq's postwar leaders resisted.
The chairman and managing director of Kuwait Airways Corp., Sami al-Nisf, said all outstanding issues between the Kuwaiti and Iraqi carriers have been completely and fully resolved, Kuwait's state news agency reported. He suggested that there could be interest in Kuwait resuming flights to Baghdad, but an aircraft shortage hinders those plans for now.
Although the airline dispute appears settled, there are other disputes over war reparations between the two nations.


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You misunderstood what I said.Bandobras wrote:The magical passive is: cannot lose more than 50 % hp of max health at once.Suspiro wrote:Absorb, Corrosion, Acidic GooRyazan wrote:Suspiro, you seem to use Jade Oozeling a lot, any particular ability set you fight with?
The damage, and subsequently the healing, is amplified by both dots to the point of restoring roughly 300 health per use. The dots also amplify each other to deal roughly 350 damage per turn on opponents without weaknesses or defenses to them. Of the pets with indentical abilities, Jade Oozeling has the highest power and lowest hp making the Magical passive kick in sooner and making the Absorb damage/heal for more.
If you have 1400 hp and get hit for 900, you will only receive 700 dmg. It doesn't mean that you heal more or damage more with absorb. Anyway: the passive is always passive right from the start. It isn't triggered like with the beasts, dealing 25 % more damage when under 50 % hp.
Unless I am missing something? Please enlighten me if you know something I don't
The magical passive is that you cannot lose more than 40% of your max health in one hit. (buffed in 5.1)
The order with which I said the last sentence is probably what caused the confusion... Jade Oozeling can have the lowest health of all pets with similar abilities. Compared to these pets, Jade Oozeling will take less damage from hits larger than 40% of its health than its counterparts. Jade Oozeling can also have the highest power of all pets with similar abilities simultaneously while having the lowest health. This high power increases the damage and subsequently the healing of Absorb.
I hope that clears up what I was trying to get across.


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- 1 Principles for Core Layouts
- 1.1 Validates to nominated standards
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- 1.3 Due consideration is given to support RTL sites
- 1.4 Adheres to nominated accessibility principles
- 1.5 Standardised nomenclature (naming practices, etc)
- 1.6 Aims to work on nominated browser versions
- 1.7 Consideration is given to a variety of devices (phones, etc)
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Principles for Core Layouts
The base for this document is a result of the discussions in the Google group Joomla-CMS-dev during the summer of 2009. Use this document to continue the discussion by fixing this wiki.
Validates to nominated standards
xHTML 1.0 strict. We will validate the core layouts to strict, but the template could still use whichever standards they want, whether that's xHTML 1.0 strict, transitional or HTML5. It is the template which actually controls the validation standard. Override layouts will be used for full HTML5 use.
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- Use tables to display relational information and do not use them for layout.
- Use the th (table header) to describe a column or row in a table with relational information and Group rows with only th (table header) cells with the thead (table head) element.
- Group the rest of the table with the tbody (table body) element.
- Use scope attribute to associate table labels (th cells) with columns or rows and headers and id attributes to associate table labels (th cells) with individual cells in complex tables
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- H1 will be reserved for the site header, so h2 is the old componentheader and h3 the old contentheading.
- Everyone has different ideas on the best hierarchical method, but choosing to pick one rather than add an additional parameter will give both ease of use and to give the template designers something consistent. Current SEO thought is that headers give weight, but they are no longer distinguishing among the higher header the way they used to. Usability prefers to keep them in order.
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A new report by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners reveals that iPhone owners run up the biggest cell phone bills—spending far more than other smartphone users.
The report reveals that 60 percent of iPhone users—or at least, those who were polled—spend more than $100 per month on their plans. Above that, 10 percent spend $200 or more—and only 6 percent spend $50 or less. Compare that to Android, where 12 percent pay less than $50.
So, why do iPhone users spend more? It's almost certainly down to the fact that, through necessity, iPhone users tend to be on more expensive data plans to begin with. But you could, perhaps, flip the issue on its head: maybe Android is just used by people with less cash to hand? [CIRP via All Things D]
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