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From extending lifespan to bolstering the immune system, the drug's effects are only just beginning to be understood.
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Beaks did it for Darwin. Now, monitoring real-time evolution of bacteria that infects finch eyes reveals repeated, rapid evolution of an emerging avian pathogen in backyards throughout the U.S.
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Bias in preclinical research; medical marijuana for kids; a swath of microbial genomes; plastic ocean habitats; rethinking scientific evaluation
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A geneticist-turned-filmmaker is making a movie set in Columbia University's famous Fly Room, where the foundations for modern genetics were laid.
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The drug has brought relief to children suffering from cancer and other serious ailments, but getting access is often limited by considerable regulatory hurdles.
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Researchers analyze smoke generated during surgical tumor removal to distinguish healthy and diseased tissues in real time.
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Editor accused of fraud leaves post; the good and the bad of gut microbiota; bacterial gene shuffle; legal restrictions hamper illicit drug research; antibodies and autism
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Particular microbes in the colons of HIV patients may worsen disease progression.
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Oral administration of a cocktail of bacteria derived from the human gut reduces colitis and allergy-invoked diarrhea in mice.


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Been busy in my shop!
Fully adjustable box joint jig, plans were from a Shop Notes magazine:
This jig works extremely well. It uses two mending plates to create fingers that are used as the key. This means you can make any size box joint you want. I did not modify the plans at all, but I did use a piece of aluminum for the micro adjustment mounting plate. I bought a piece of 16 inch square aluminum scrap at the local scrapyard for 9 bucks. I used most of it on the 12 inch sander below. A package of mending plates at the local hardware store cost less than 5 dollars. The rest is just wood and parts I had lying around. So I maybe have all of $10 in this jig.
Here is the disc sander for the lathe:
Like I said above, the aluminium disc cost 9$ at the scrap yard. I used a 3 inch faceplate to mount the disc to the lathe. The aluminum is 5052 so it was easy to true up the edge with a scraper. I use the lathe, but not all that often. What I really like about this is that I can control the speed of the disc. The lathe is a 1946 Delta with the jack shaft so I have 16 speeds available. At the slowest speed it does not burn edges.
And last, but not least, the wall cabinets:
There are two cabinets, the nearer once has a door on hinges. The large one to the right has two doors that run on an aluminum track. The plan for that cabinet was in Shop Notes also. It almost doubles the use of the wall space. Before, that wall had two shelves on it. I kept my power hand tools on the shelves. Now they are in the cubbyholes you can just barely see in the lower left of the pic.
I am so freakn' organized these days I can hardly stand it! Out of the things I have been doing to improve my shop lately that cabinet is the hands down winner. Makes it easier to put things away, find things and when I blow the dust around it makes it a lot easier.


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Crisp's homer edges A's closer to West title
OAKLAND, Calif. -- When center fielder Coco Crisp arrived at the O.co Coliseum on Thursday afternoon, he learned that his teammates chose him as the 2013 Jim "Catfish" Hunter Award winner, which goes to the Oakland Athletics' most inspirational player.
Then Crisp went out and showed why he was the perfect pick.
Crisp hit a tiebreaking two-run homer in the bottom of the eighth inning, lifting the A's to an 8-6 victory over the Minnesota Twins.
The A's cut their magic number to win the American League West to four and their magic number to clinch a playoff berth to three.
"That was huge," said A's reliever Sean Doolittle (5-5), who blanked the Twins for the final 1 1/3 innings to earn the win. "He's been such an integral part of our offense all year long. It's no secret what he brings to the table for us. He's our sparkplug. He sets the table. He's stealing bases. He's making things happen on the bases. And his defense.
"Obviously one of the big stories for him this year has been his power. We've been riding him all year, and tonight is just another case of him putting us on his back and getting us a win."
Crisp's home run was his 21st of the year, an ongoing single-season career high. The blast helped the A's salvage a win after the Oakland bullpen blew a 6-3 lead.
Before this year, Crisp's single-season high for home runs was 16, which he hit for the Cleveland Indians in 2005.
"I've just had one of those years," Crisp said. "Don't know if it will ever happen again, but I am grateful. Hopefully it will. It is what it is right now, and I'm grateful that I'm able to do it in a helpful fashion as well."
Crisp wasn't the Athletics' only home run hitter Thursday. Alberto Callaspo hit a solo shot and Jed Lowrie added a three-run homer, both in a four-run sixth when the A's built a 6-3 lead.
The A's have seven hitters with double-digit home runs: Brandon Moss (27), Yoenis Cespedes (24), Josh Donaldson (23), Crisp, Lowrie (13) Josh Reddick (12) and Chris Young (12).
"We definitely have a lot of threats in our lineup, and it takes a lot of pressure off of just one guy being the power supplier," Crisp said.
With the game tied 6-6 in the eighth, Daric Barton worked a leadoff walk off Twins reliever Shairon Martis (0-1). With one out, Crisp launched Martis' 2-1 pitch into the right field seats for his 21st home run of the season.
"He made one bad pitch and it cost him one home run," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said.
A's rookie right-hander Dan Straily gave up three runs on three hits over 5 2/3 innings and got a no-decision, but his four-game winning streak survived.
Twins right-hander Kevin Correia allowed two runs on six hits over five innings but didn't figure in the decision.
The A's trailed 3-2 entering the bottom of the sixth inning, but they rallied to score four times.
Twins left-handed reliever Ryan Duensing retired the first two batters he faced, but Callaspo, pinch-hitting for Eric Sogard, launched a 3-1 pitch into the left field seats, tying the game. The blast was Callaspo's second career pinch home run and his eighth homer overall this season, three of those since being traded by the Los Angeles Angels to the A's.
After Crisp singled softly to right, Duensing gave way to right-hander Anthony Swarzak. Josh Donaldson lined a single to center, and Lowrie crushed Swarzak's 1-2 pitch over the right-center wall for a three-run homer.
"We kept coming back and finally we got the lead, and they jumped us again," Gardenhire said. "Not only did they jump us -- they hit them in the seats. If we could have kept them in the ballpark, we might have had a better opportunity to win it. It seemed like everyone we brought in gave up home runs tonight."
The Twins cut Oakland's lead to 6-4 in the top of the seventh on Oswaldo Arcia's solo homer to left-center off left-hander Brett Anderson.
In the eighth, Minnesota scored two more runs to pull even. Leading off, Yosmil Pinto singled to center off Ryan Cook and moved to third when Chris Parmelee bounced a single to right. Pinch hitter Chris Herrmann brought Pinto home with a fielder's choice grounder to shortstop, making it 6-5.
After Cook wild-pitched Herrmann to second and then walked Alex Presley, he exited for right-hander Jesse Chavez. Brian Dozier hit a hard ground ball to the hole at shortstop that deflected off the glove of a diving Lowrie for an RBI single, and Herrmann raced home to tie the game.
Chavez struck out Trevor Plouffe, and Doolittle retired Arcia on a fly ball to deep center for the third out.
In the bottom of the eighth, Crisp bailed out the A's bullpen.
"They took care of us when we weren't hitting, and hopefully we can take care of them if they're going through a tough spell as well," Crisp said.
NOTES: Cespedes (right shoulder tendinitis) received a cortisone injection after Wednesday's game and was out of the lineup Thursday. Manager Bob Melvin said Cespedes felt "really good" Thursday, but he wanted to give him a day off. "We're hoping he can play (Friday). Probably DH for a day or two," Melvin said. ... Twins C Joe Mauer (concussion), who has been on the disabled list since Aug. 20, did not make the trip to Oakland with his teammates but worked out Thursday at Target Field after spending three days at home. ... Oakland C John Jaso (concussion) took batting practice Thursday, and he might go to the instructional league in Arizona on Monday to get some at-bats as a DH, Melvin said. Jaso has been on the disabled list since July 25, but Melvin has not ruled out his return this year. ... Plouffe left the game after the top of the eighth with a sore left wrist.


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Miroslav Klose, Lukas Podloski and Julian Draxler will be some of the big names representing Die Mannschaft when Germany meets the USA at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C., in Jurgen Klinsmann's first match against his native side.
The likes of Bayern's Bastian Schweinsteiger, Mario Gomez, Manuel Neuer, Thomas Muller, Toni Kroos, Philipp Lahm, Holger Badstuber and Jerome Boateng and Dortmund's Mario Gotze, Marco Reus, Mats Hummels, Marcel Schmelzer and Ilkay Gundogan have all been left behind, with their club commitments preventing them from joining Low's traveling squad. Dortmund's Kevin Grosskruetz and Sven Bender were included, though.
Bayern and Dortmund square off for Champions League glory on May 25, while the Bavarians also play against Stuttgart in the DFB Pokal final on June 1. Real Madrid also has a conflict, preventing the likes of Mesut Ozil and Sami Khedira from taking part in the friendly.
Should Klose play against the USA, he would have a chance to equal or pass Gerd Muller's Germany record of 68 international goals. Klose currently sits on 67.
Here is the Germany squad in full:
Goalkeepers: Rene Adler (Hamburg), Ron-Robert Zieler (Hannover 96), Marc Andre ter-Stegen (Borussia Mönchengladbach)
Defenders: Dennis Aogo (Hamburg), Marcell Jansen (Hamburg), Heiko Westermann (Hamburg), Andreas Beck (Hoffenheim), Benedikt Höwedes (Schalke 04), Per Mertesacker (FC Arsenal), Philipp Wollscheid (Bayer Leverkusen).
Midfielders: Sven Bender (Borussia Dortmund), Julian Draxler (Schalke), Roman Neustädter (Schalke), Kevin Grosskreutz (Borussia Dortmund), Aaron Hunt (Werder Bremen), Nicolai Müller (Mainz 05), Stefan Reinartz (Bayer Leverkusen), Sidney Sam (Bayer Leverkusen), Lars Bender (Bayer Leverkusen), Max Kruse (SC Freiburg)
Forwards: Miroslav Klose (Lazio), Lukas Podolski (Arsenal), Andre Schürrle (Bayer Leverkusen)


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text: The reports were that they literally wanted Carr so that he could compete with Jake for the starting spot. This isn't conjecture, this was explicitly said. No they didn't trade up for Carr but that's because they understood how much it would cost and were strapped for picks. When your QB is the guy you don't spend a high draft pick on another QB to come compete with him, it's that simple. The want does mean something because it gives you an idea of how the staff feels about Jake. The fact that the staff was willing to use a 2nd round pick on Carr in a year where they have no 3rd rounder at the very least strongly indicates that they're not 100% sold on Jake and are prepairing to replace him if he should suck or get hurt. This isn't like the Pats drafting Jimmy G as an eventual replacement to Brady, the Titans wanted Carr to come in and compete with Jake immediately. I don't think the fact that they weren't willing to sell off their entire draft to get him is relevant to whether or not they saw Carr as a guy who could compete with and maybe unseat Locker. The fact that we didn't take him at 11 is also pretty irrelevant because they had a good idea he'd be available in the second and taking him at 11 would've been a huge reach. We think Sankey is a 1st round talent but we took him in the second because we had a good idea that he'd be available. The fact is Jake is on his last legs in Tennessee and he'll be fighting for his job. It's sink or swim time and the staff is in the market for Locker insurance.


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Hey so I went to a club the other night. In a naval officer's uniform. It can be a good thing or a bad thing sometimes. My strategy is to open sets in line so that you walk in the club with other girls.
Dance floor:
I then opened a group with Roxanne...she is gorgeous. Eventually, she had a boyfriend and I could tell she was sincere. Then when I was dancing with her and her friends, every single girl in the club was grabbing me, trying to get my attention, etc. Because Roxanne said she was with a guy I was disappointed and thought I'd give this other girl a whirl. She kept grabbing my ass and...you know the response. Then Roxanne and her friends left the dance floor and this new girl lost interest for some reason, probably no more competition. Since it was a very small club, I was doomed!!!!!!!!!!! Does anyone know what could have kept me alive? Although it was a successful night, and Roxanne looked for me to give me her number before she left, I felt like I missed something. And I wanted to take a girl home that night. Normally I'd just keep going around the club but a naval uniform really stands out in a club around 1000 square feet.
Hey Guys, Bellua here. I've been in and out of the community for about 3 years almost, was engaged for 2 years but now I work as a full-time PUA. It's hard work :-P
Anyway I'm really keen to meet up with you guys and learn new stuff, would be cool!
A: she probably does have a boyfriend, she likes you, and wanted to be honest about it.
B: she doesn't have a boyfriend and she was giving you a Sh1t Test to test your frame/your reaction.
it doesn't really matter if she does have a boyfriend or not you should kept your cool and and continue gaming her (words can be deceiving). something like this could work.
her: "i have a boyfriend blah blah blah".
you: really...? "i have a gold fish name nemo you should meet him he does an awesome back flip when you tickle his belly. (then smile at her)(continue gaming)
her: "i have a boyfriend".
you: "don't worry i'm not gonna take him away from you, i'm not into men"(then smile,wink)(continue gaming)
it's also true that girls will compete for your attention and they did and will always do.
and lastly
(Then Roxanne and her friends left the dance floor and this new girl lost interest for some reason)
this other girl probably liked you also and you might have done something to her she didn't like and got her loose interest.
at the beginning while gaming her you should mirror her body language.(something like this could have happened) lets say she smiled at you while conversing (smile back) if she lean in do the same. and lets also say for some reason you lean in and try to go for a kiss and she moves away, you should lean back also smile and continue gaming her like nothing happened. because if you push yourself to her too soon without getting her comfortable around you and interacting with you first. girls will get turned off and loose interest and your night will be doomed. (i experienced all of these situations and learned from them)
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CrashNburn here, I am new at this PUA thing. I am from Irvine Ca. If you are interested in a semi-experienced wingman who loves to learn new tricks hit me up.
Hi guys my name's Big Mike from Amsterdam, after a friend tipped me on the show 'the PUA' I got really interested and started reading Style's book the game.. so basically just starting out with everything learning openers, negs and contingency plans.
Hey guys, I'm Klass from the boise area. I'm semi new as far as my game goes. I've done a lot of research i.e. both of mystery's books, the game, jeffy's book, days upon days of the rsd conferences, as well as following instruction from guys like mehow, style, lovedrop and many others, but am still very new to the field. I look forward to getting more active in the pickup community though.
Hello everyone, I'm AK, I live Nottingham, UK, and I started learning (but not actively applying ) this stuff for 4 years now! I started with David Denagelo then expanded with Mystery. My game now is stuck at the post contact-exchange phase, where I get numbers but never hear from them! I'm here to move to the next level and meet wings with whom I can practice my game, and probably get the babes
Hey everyone, this is Moxcipify! I live in Canada. I'm totally new to all this, actually found the forums some days ago. I hope to learn a lot from here, have fun and eventually give back what I got for others to enjoy.
What's up. Im 21 new to the pick up world. I'm halfway through the book the game and it turned me on to this. So yeah im looking toward to hopefully learning about this and improving my game


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We profile the Fifa executive committee and predict who they will pick in the voting for the 2018 World Cup.
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Fifa are meeting on Thursday to decide who will host the 2018 World Cup.
Sky Sports profiles the 22-man Fifa executive committee and predicts who they will pick in the first round of voting for 2018.
SEPP BLATTER (SWITZERLAND)Fifa president since 1998 who is as concerned about ensuring he has no rivals for his re-election next year as choosing the best 2018 and 2022 World Cup hosts. The outcome of the voting should be an indicator of whether the 74-year-old still has his substantial powerbase.
Expected first-round vote: Russia
JULIO GRONDONA (ARGENTINA)FIFA's senior vice-president and someone who has made little secret that he has no love for England. It has been suggested it would take the return of the Falkland Islands to Argentina for him to vote for England.
Expected first-round vote: Spain/Portugal
ISSA HAYATOU (CAMEROON)The head of African football was strongly backed by England when he challenged Blatter for president in 2002 only to suffer a humiliating defeat. England 2018 hope he will repay the compliment but the 64-year-old is known to be upset that his friend Amadou Diakite was stung by the Sunday Times investigation.
Expected first-round vote: Russia
CHUNG MONG-JOONSomething of a maverick, Chung has long been an enemy of Sepp Blatter but is a powerful man in his own right. The son of the founder of Hyundai, his vote in later rounds could swing it for England.
Expected first-round vote: Holland/Belgium.
JACK WARNER (Trinidad and Tobago)Once again, England's hopes rest almost entirely on securing his support. As president of CONCACAF he can guarantee two and probably three votes - but will expect support for the United States' 2022 bid in return. Now aged 67 and a government minister in Trinidad, he is still high in Fifa despite being the subject of numerous claims about ticketing impropriety.
Expected first-round vote: England
ANGEL VILLAR LLONA (SPAIN)A Basque who played for Athletic Bilbao and was capped by Spain, now head of Fifa's referees committee. If Spain/Portugal do win it will be entirely down to the 60-year-old's personal relationships.
First-round vote: Spain/Portugal
MICHEL PLATINI (FRANCE)Uefa president and France's most famous ex-player who is not as anti-English as he's sometimes made out to be and will probably back England in later rounds.
Ruthless at Uefa when it comes to getting his way, he looks to be Blatter's most likely successor especially as, aged 55, he has time on his side.
Expected first-round vote: Holland/Belgium.
GEOFF THOMPSON (ENGLAND)Yorkshireman who was FA chairman through eight turbulent years before becoming Britain's Fifa vice-president. Effective behind the scenes rather than in the front of a camera, the head of England 2018's bid needs to pull in some personal favours to win.
First-round vote: England
MICHEL D'HOOGHE (BELGIUM)Doctor and sports medicine specialist who is head of Fifa's medical committee.
Has been a Fifa member since 1988 - only matched by Grondona - and the 64-year-old is a respected figure on the executive committee.
Expected first-round vote: Holland/Belgium
RICARDO TERRA TEIXEIRA (BRAZIL)Son-in-law of former Fifa president Joao Havelange (though now divorced) he is the real power in Brazilian football. Aged 63, he is thought to have ambitions to be Fifa president - most likely to stand after Brazil have hosted the 2014 World Cup.
Expected first-round vote: Spain/Portugal
MOHAMED BIN HAMMAM (QATAR)Another with presidential ambitions, the 61-year-old head of Asian football fell out with Blatter spectacularly last year and although bridges have been rebuilt, the truce is an uneasy one. Allegations that his Qatar bid has been in cahoots with Villar Llona's Spain/Portugal have been one of the recurring scandals of this bid campaign.
Expected first-round vote: Spain/Portugal
SENES ERZIK (TURKEY)Eminent football administrator who is also Uefa's senior vice-president. Close to Thompson, and England are counting on the 68-year-old's vote for the first round onwards. Thompson is believed to have backed Turkey's bid for Euro 2016.
Expected first-round vote: England
CHUCK BLAZER (USA)Larger-than-life character who will team up with Warner to maximise the effectiveness of CONCACAF's voting power. Now aged 65, his priority will be to ensure that USA win the race to host the 2022 tournament.
Expected first-round vote: England
WORAWI MAKUDI (THAILAND)Was wooed by England to the extent that they agreed for Fabio Capello's side to play a friendly in June against Thailand, but that may all be for nothing - Makudi, 59, appears to be welded to Bin Hammam and will back Qatar and Spain/Portugal.
Expected first-round vote: Spain/Portugal
NICOLAS LEOZ (PARAGUAY)At 82, the oldest man on the Fifa executive committee by some distance and perhaps the most controversial. He was named by a Court in Switzerland as having received two separate payments from Fifa's collapsed media partners ISL totalling around £85,000. No action was ever taken.
Expected first-round vote: Spain/Portugal
JUNJI OGURA (JAPAN)Likeable Anglophile who supports West Ham and rates Sir Bobby Charlton as his footballing idol. Is due to step down from FIFA's executive committee next year so this should be his last major decision. As close to a dead cert as England can get.
Expected first-round vote: England
MARIOS LEFKARITIS (CYPRUS)He has only been a Fifa member for three years but he has shown in his long experience at Uefa that he is deft at political manoeuvring. The 64-year-old has allied himself with eastern Europe and is likely to be firmly in Russia's camp.
Expected first-round vote: Russia
JACQUES ANOUMAEngland have done much to try to win the support of the 58-year-old, who speaks English as well as French but the African members generally are unhappy at the severe sanctions handed out to their colleagues by the ethics committee following the Sunday Times expose.
Expected first-round vote: Russia
FRANZ BECKENBAUER (GERMANY)Among Fifa members, only Platini is as famous for his playing achievements. Has said nice things about an England bid in the past but now wedded firmly to Russia. Now 65, the vote will be his final major Fifa duty before he steps down next year.
Expected first-round vote: Russia
RAFAEL SALGUERO (GUATEMALA)A Fifa executive new boy and the focus of much attention in relation to whether he will join the CONCACAF bloc with Warner and Blazer or back Spain/Portugal.
The 63-year-old is very much a Latin American but may be swayed to follow Warner's lead.
Expected first-round vote: Spain/Portugal
HANY ABO RIDA (EGYPT)Another new face in Fifa, and one who has lost little time in nailing his colours to the Qatar 2022 mast - with the implication that the 57-year-old will back Spain/Portugal for 2018.
Expected first-round vote: Spain/Portugal
VITALY MUTKO (RUSSIA)At 51, he is the baby of the FIFA executive committee but he is a man with power and influence. He has been close to prime minister Vladimir Putin most of his political life and is former minister of sport and ex-head of the Russia Football Union.
Expected first-round vote: Russia


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The challenge in treating most brain disorders is overcoming the difficulty of delivering therapeutic agents to specific regions of the brain by crossing the blood-brain barrier (BBB). This barrier - a tight seal of endothelial cells that lines the blood vessels in the brain - is a physiological checkpoint that selectively allows the entry of certain molecules from blood circulation into the brain. The problem for scientists is that the BBB does not differentiate what it keeps out. BBB strictly limits transport into the brain through both physical (tight junctions) and metabolic (enzymes) barriers. With very few exceptions, only nonionic and low molecular weight molecules soluble in fat clear the BBB. For instance, alcohol, caffeine, nicotine and antidepressants meet these criteria. However, large molecules needed to deliver drugs do not. The utter scarcity of techniques for brain-specific delivery of therapeutic molecules using non-invasive approaches (like drilling a hole in the skull) has led researchers to increasingly explore the vast potential of nanotechnology toward the diagnosis and treatment of diseases/disorders incurable with present techniques.Posted: Jul 3rd, 2008
Elastomeric (i.e. elastic) proteins are able to withstand significant deformations without rupture before returning to their original state when the stress is removed. Consequently, these proteins confer excellent mechanical properties to many biological tissues and biomaterials. Depending on the role performed by the tissue or biomaterial, elastomeric proteins can behave either as springs or shock absorbers. Recent scientific work in Canada resulted in the engineering of the first artificial chameleon elastomeric proteins that mimic and combine these two different behaviors into one protein. Under the regulation of a molecular regulator, these designer proteins exhibit one of the two distinct mechanical behaviors - spring or shock absorber - which closely mimic the two extreme behaviors observed in naturally occurring elastomeric proteins.Posted: Jul 2nd, 2008
The reduction of linewidth is one of the most important problems in integrated circuit (IC) technology because the speed and performance of computer chips is dictated by the lithographic minimum printable size. In the early 1960s, ICs had a linewidth of about 5 micrometers. Dramatic improvements in optical lithography technology has brought this down to the limits allowed by the wavelength of light that is used in the process. Current state-of-the-art photolithography tools use deep ultraviolet light with wavelengths of 248 and 193 nm, which theoretically allow minimum feature sizes down to 50 nm. But even the shortest UV wavelength currently in use (157 nm) does not provide the resolution required by the ever decreasing feature sizes of state-of-the-art nanomanufacturing processes. Researchers in Israel have been working on the use of laser ablation to write very small features - much smaller than the optical wavelength - on the surface of different materials. They have now demonstrated floating tip nanolithography, a high quality non-contact surface modification with high spatial resolution within a commercial atomic force microscope.Posted: Jul 1st, 2008
Bionics - a word formed from biology and electronics - has become a quickly expanding research field, exploring ways and materials to bridge the interface between electronics and biology. Basically, there are three levels of biocommunications where electronics and biology could interface: molecular, cellular and skeletal. For any implanted bionic material it is the initial interactions at the biomolecular level that will determine longer term performance. While bionics is often associated with skeletal level enhancements, electronic communication with living cells is of interest with a view to improving the results of tissue engineering or the performance of implants such as bionic ears or eyes. Researchers have worked for more than 20 years on interfacing neurons and silicon devices. Analysis of the electro-physiological activity of neurons could one day enable scientists to develop artificial prostheses for bypassing injured zones and restore brain functionality, or to realize neuro-diagnostic tools for monitoring the reaction of biological neurons to selected chemical species or newly developed drugs. Making another step in this direction, researchers in Europe have now demonstrated the possibility of integrating living neural cells and organic semiconductor thin-films made of a few monolayers of pentacene.Posted: Jun 30th, 2008
In recent years, great progress has been made in the synthesis and application studies of hybrid nanomaterial systems involving carbon nanotubes (CNTs). Efforts involve the alteration of physical properties of CNTs via the use of organic, inorganic, and biological species to produce functionalized CNTs for further applications. In one such hybrid system, aligned CNT templates serve as a natural 3D scaffold ('CNT forests'). Preferential assembly of nanoparticles onto targeted locations in this 3D scaffold creates novel hybrid nanomaterial systems with a unique architecture comprised of different functional components. For example, these CNT forests could serve as a template for controlled assembly of various semiconducting nanoparticles such as quantum dots. The resulting hybrid nanomaterial has the effect of changing both optical and electronic properties of the CNTs.Posted: Jun 27th, 2008
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) have been widely used as electrodes for chemical and biological sensing applications and many other electrochemical studies. With their unique one-dimensional molecular geometry of a large surface area coupled with their excellent electrical properties, CNTs have become important materials for the molecular engineering of electrode surfaces where the development of electrochemical devices with region-specific electron-transfer capabilities is of paramount importance. It has been demonstrated that carbon nanotubes enhance the electrochemical activity of biomolecules and promote the electron-transfer reactions of redox proteins, such as myoglobin, cyctochrome c, and microperoxidase MP-11. The enhanced electrochemical activity and electron transfer rate at CNT electrodes have been widely believed to arise from the nanotube tips. However, no convincing experimental evidence has been obtained to prove that the CNT tip is more electrochemically active than its sidewall. Contradicting this common belief, researchers have now found that, surprisingly, the electrochemistry at carbon nanotube electrodes is not always facilitated by the nanotube tip. In fact, the relative electrochemical sensitivity of the nanotube tip and sidewall varies for different electrochemical probes proceeding with different reaction mechanisms.Posted: Jun 26th, 2008
Nanotechnology's much-touted notion of bottom-up fabrication - the key concept behind every idea and model of advanced nanotechnologies - so far doesn't have much to do with assembly-line style of manufacturing; rather, it relies on natural self-assembly processes. The stability of covalent bonds enables the chemical synthesis of almost arbitrary configurations of up to 1000 atoms. Larger molecules, molecular aggregates, and forms of organized matter more extensive than molecules cannot be synthesized bond-by-bond. Self-assembly is one strategy for organizing matter on these larger scales. Nevertheless, as a wholly novel way to manufacture and create new materials, self-assembly is of fundamental importance for the future of a myriad of technologies. While there is no doubt self-assembly works, as evidenced by the world around us, scientists have just begun to understand and devise working examples of self-assembly. Much of this work has been at the millimeter and micron scales were it is relatively easy to fabricate components for assembly. A recent paper details a general method, using microcontact printing, for modifying cubic building blocks with nanoscale dimensions. The controlled assembly of metallic nanoparticles remains a challenge and this work provides a novel functional example to study and build upon.Posted: Jun 25th, 2008
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At the beginning of this article I used Henry's definition for Big Data, which means taking data and turning it into information (as a first step). Given that Big Data usually implies lots of data (but not always), this means that there could be lots of processing. You are not likely to run one application against a single set of data producing some end result. Instead, you are likely to run various different analyses against multiple data sets with various parameters and collect information (results) from each and store those in a database for further processing. This implies a large number of runs over different, potentially large, data sets, resulting in lots of results. How do you coordinate and configure all of these runs?
One way to do this is to use something called MapReduce. In general terms, MapReduce is a framework for embarrassingly parallel computations that use potentially large data sets and a large number of nodes. Ideally, it also uses data that is stored locally on a particular node where the job is being executed. The computations are embarrassingly parallel because there is no communication between them. The run independent of one another.
As the name implies, MapReduce has two steps. The first step, the "Map" step, takes the input and breaks it into smaller sub-problems and distributes them to the worker nodes. The worker nodes then send their results back to the "master" node. The second step, the "Reduce" step, takes the results from the worker nodes and combines them in some manner to create the output, which is the output for the original job.
As you can tell from the description, MapReduce deals with distributed processing for both steps, but remember, the processing is designed to be embarrassingly parallel. This is where MapReduce gets performance, performing operations in parallel. To get the most performance means that there is no communication between worker nodes, so no data is really shared between them (unlike HPC applications, which are MPI-based and can potentially share massive amounts of data).
However, there could be situations where the mapping operations spawn other mapping operations, so there is some communication between them, resulting in not so embarrassingly parallelism. Typically, these don't involve too much internode communication. In addition, parallelism can be limited by the number of worker nodes that have a copy of the data. If you have five nodes needing access to the same data file, but you have only three copies, two nodes will have to pull the data from a different worker node. This results in reduced parallelism and reduced performance. This is true for both the Map phase and the Reduce phase. On the other hand, three copies of the data allows three applications to access the same data, unlike serial applications where there is only one copy of the data.
At first glance, one would think MapReduce was fairly inefficient because it must break up the problem, distribute the problem (which may be sub-divided yet again), and then assemble all of the results from the worker node to create the final answer. That seems like a great deal of work just to set up the problem and execute it. For small problems, this is definitely true -- it's faster to execute the application on a single node than to use MapReduce.
Where MapReduce shines is in parallel operations that require a great deal of computational time on the worker nodes or the assembler nodes and for large data sets. If I haven't said it clearly enough, the "magic" of MapReduce is exploiting parallelism to improve performance.
Traditionally, databases are not necessarily designed for fault-tolerance when run in a clustered situation. If you lose a node in the cluster, then you have to stop the job, check the file system and database, then restart the database on fewer nodes and rerun the application. NoSQL databases, and most of the tools like it, were primarily designed for two things: 1) performance, particularly around data, and 2) fault-tolerance. One way that some of the tools get fault-tolerance is to use Hadoop as the underlying file system. Another way to achieve fault-tolerance is to make MapReduce fault-tolerant as well.
Remember, MapReduce breaks problems into smaller sub-problems and so on. It then takes the output from these sub-problems and assembles them into the final answer. This is using parallelism to your advantage in running your application as quickly as possible. MapReduce usually adds fault-tolerance because if a task fails for some reason, then the job scheduler can reschedule the job if the data is still available. This means MapReduce can recover from the failure of a datanode (or several) and still be able to complete the job.
Many times people think of Hadoop as a pure file system that you can use as a normal file system. However, Hadoop was designed to support MapReduce from the beginning, and it's the fundamental way of interacting with the file system. Applications that interact with Hadoop can use an API, but Hadoop is really designed to use MapReduce as the primary method of interaction. The coupling of multiple data copies with the parallelism of the MapReduce produces a very scale-out, distributed and fault-tolerant solution. Just remember that the design allows for nodes to fail without interrupting the processing. This means that you can also add datanodes to the system, and Hadoop and MapReduce will take advantage of them.


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This is a simple list of some of the most common HGH claims, and the truth behind their claims. Some are partially true but require further study while others are totally false. There is a lot of misinformation circulating in the web, and this is an attempt to expose the reality of HGH and anti-aging.
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"If you are 35 years of age or older, you will probably benefit from Human Growth Hormone and human growth hormone releasers and activators all of which help keep your HGH levels rising during periods of normal decline."
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"Around the age of 20-30, the body's natural production of HGH begins to decline at the rate of 14% decrease per decade."
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There has been no in-depth study showing that HGH restores sexual potency. Of the studies already conducted none show a significant increase in libido and sexual prowess.
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My favorite Bible verse is Jeremiah 1:5, and Exodus 20:13. It really just touches my heart when I know that at least Jesus understands killing babies is wrong. Abortion makes me so sad. I cry a lot about abortion. All those unborn babies that get sent to hell just because their mother was a whore.
I also like Leviticus 18:22, because whenever I see a homer wearing there "LGBT" shirts, and rainbows I always want to say something to them, but then remember I need to be polite, but then I remember oh hey God hates Fags, and its my job to tell them that so they can go to heaven! This verse has helped me convert a homer once. A girl at my school was a lesbian, and I gave her a Bible, and told her about how she is going to hell if she doesn't change. She is now straight
I also like Isaiah 45:7, because it shows me what God is capable of. It reminds me God is not a merciful fluffy bunny like the blasphemous false Christians claim he is, but we are supposed to be God-Fearing humans! I like this verse also, because I like to see people saying the devil will torture them in hell when in reality it really is God!
I have a lot of favorite Bible verses, but my number 1 favorite of all times is Ephesians 5:22-24. Ephesians 5:22-24 shows me that I am a woman, and I submit to my husband, and I am his property, and must do anything he says. I remind myself of this verse when my husband is yelling at me, or he is beating me as Proverbs 23:13-14 demands. I love all the verses in the Bible, but these are my favorite!
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BBQ Crawl – Stops 2-4
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Stop 2: Barnes BBQ
The second stop on the BBQ crawl was Barnes BBQ "Home of Tha 99 cent Soul Food Menu". It was a short drive north on Since the beef brisket went so fast at Coop's, we thought we'd try getting 2 lbs of beef brisket and 1 lb of pork ribs. All the meat came already sauced but I'm sure you could request the sauce on the side, which I would highly recommend. Here are the pork ribs.
The meat was too fall-off-the-bones and mushy for my taste. I wouldn't be surprised if someone told me the ribs were boiled first. I couldn't really taste the pork flavor since the ribs were doused with sauce, which is on the extremely sweet side. The sauce had good flavor but it was hard for me to get over the sweetness. I actually added some of the Louisiana Hot Sauce (bottles were on the tables) to the sauce to counterbalance the sweetness and it was much better. The same sauce was on the beef brisket.
The brisket was sliced thinner here. Thinner slices would be great on a sandwich but by itself, I think I like the slices to be a tad thicker. Again, the sweetness of the sauce was overwhelming but I was able to get a few slices sans sauce. Decent flavor and tender. Not bad.
We got two sides (we chose mac salad and beans) and some wheat bread with our order. I've never been served bread with BBQ but it was helpful to combat the sauce. The beans were okay but I wasn't a fan of the mac salad. I doubt I'd come here for the BBQ but I certainly want to come back to try the 99 cent soul food menu. You can read other crawlers' posts: CC's of Pink Candles at Ridgemont High post here, Kirbie's Cravings post here and Mary's of Foodies post here.
Barnes BBQ
7820 Broadway
Lemon Grove, CA 91945
Hours: Tues-Thurs 11:30 am — 9:00 pm
Fri & Sat 11:30 am — 10:00 pm
Sun. 1:00 pm — 8:00 pm
Stop 3: The Barbecue Pit
We decided to go to the Barbecue Pit in National City rather than the one in El Cajon since the National City location was a little bigger. Although BBCue Pit offers ribs by the slab, we decided to order individually since most of their menu items are set up that way. I thought this would also give everyone a chance to order something other than ribs and brisket if they wanted to. CC and I decided to share a link sandwich and a rib plate. You can read her post here.
Here's the link sandwich. I don't really know what kind of meat was in it but I did enjoy the links. Unfortunately Mary and Jake's links were drier than the one we shared. The casing had a good snap to it and I thought the seasoning was good.
The ribs had decent flavor although the smoke flavor was quite mild. The meat was a bit on the dry side but not bad. The sauce was forgettable as well as their beans and coleslaw. The coleslaw texture reminds me of what you'd get at KFC but not nearly as flavorful, needed some salt and ground black pepper, maybe even just a tad of vinegar.
The BBCue Pit has been around for many years but I doubt I'd drive all the way down here for their BBQ.
The Barbecue Pit
920 East Plaza Blvd.
National City, CA 91950
Stop 4: Huffman's Barbeque
By this time, we were getting full so we just decided to stop by our last stop at Huffman's for some dessert, although Dennis of A Radiused Corner did order some BBQ. I decided to order some sweet potato pie and a pecan pie for the Mister.
CC shared her peach cobbler with me (you can read about it here and see some very interesting pictures from inside the restaurant). I thought the peach cobbler had good flavor but would have preferred it at room temp versus the almost scalding temp it was served. Both the sweet potato pie and pecan pie were hot too. I liked the sweet potato pie, if not just a bit tad too sweet. The Mister enjoyed his pecan pie. I had a little bit of it and thought it was good. He had it cold and I think prefer it that way. There aren't too many warm desserts that I like unless it's flambe!
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LOL CAB! If you'd hit up these three places first, it would have been three strikes and you're out! ;o) I've got to check out Coop's….
Hi Carol, I absolutely loved the vibe of the Barbecue Pit! I should've tried the ribs at Huffman's for consistency but I (as we all were) was ribbed out, ha. Great fun day. Thanks again!
great post C! i actually liked the thinly sliced brisket at barnes. i just didn't like how much sauce there was.
i'll say it again, i'm so glad we tried coop's first. we started off with the best place!
Great finishing write up. Sorry I didn't get a chance to read it until now. Catching up on stuff now that Comic Con is over. I hope we do another crawl soon!


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AngularJS provides support for testing directives. Testing directives that use inline templates -- html that is embedded within the directive's code -- is a straightforward process. What isn't straightforward is testing a directive that uses an external html template.
The Example
I have created an 'ssn' directive whose purpose is to display a user's social security number split out into three different fields, validate an ssn across all these three fields, and store the social security number as a single field internally. The directive is as follows:
The file referenced in the templateUrl config option contains:
The above html would be cumbersome to include directly in the directive file and is correctly externalized from the directive code. We now need to configure Angular's test framework to include the file in the testing classpath and process the file so it may be used by Angular during testing.
Configuring AngularJS to include and Pre-process the directive's external html template
The first configuration to set up is actually including the template in the test classpath. This is done by adding an item in the files array of the karma.conf.js config file (line 16). This will make the html file available to karma's html2js pre-processor. the html2js pre-processor is responsible for converting HTML files into AngularJS templates. Adding a preprocessor is done by referencing a file path and supplying the name of a pre-processor to act on that file path (lines 20 - 22). The newly generated AngularJS template is now ready to be referenced in the directive's unit test.
Exposing the AngularJS Template to the Directive Under Test
There are 2 steps needed to expose the template to the directive:
- 1. Load the template file as if it was a module (line 8)
- 2. map the url of the template file in the template cache to the url the directive will use to access it during runtime (lines 13-14)
Loading a template as a module is straightforward, placing the template in the template cache bears some explanation.
The Template Cache
AngularJS maintains a cache of all html files it has converted into AngularJS templates, storing each cache in a configuration object. The cache's config object keys are the urls of the template files as downloaded from the server. In our situation, the url of the file during tesing will differ from the url when loaded during runtime. If we did nothing to fix this, the template would never be found by the directive because it would be trying to load an AngularJS template using a template key (the url) that doesn't exist in the config object. Inserting a new entry into the template cache (lines 13-14) with the url that the directive will be calling at runtime solves this problem
Now, when the directive is instantiated by the AngularJS framework, it will be able to fetch its processed template and allow you to test.
The ability to test AngularJS directives provides an extremely powerful tool to use during your web app's development. Implementing the above steps will make you able to follow the best practice of maintaining external html directives from your directive's code, and at the same time be able to test directives with complex html templates.


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Paul Joseph WatsonA new video analysis of the collapse of the World Trade Center's south tower provides unmistakable evidence of implosions that trace a diagonal path across the building and appear well below the collapse point.
The video clip will be familiar to regular readers, it's apparently filmed by a firefighter and shows the collapse of the south tower viewed face on from the side on which Flight 175 struck the building.
The cameraman films half of the collapse of the building but turns to run as the debris begins to rain down.
Only when slowed to a quarter speed can the full import of the clip be appreciated.
The footage clearly shows a diagonal pattern of implosions where the central columns were severed easily before the collapse point reaches them.
The pattern of "squibs" that crisscross the tower are even more apparent when a color filter is added to the footage.
In another excellent recently compiled video analysis clip, the same footage along with a selection of others is also featured.
Conservative estimates put the collapse of the south tower at around 14 seconds, a rate of collapse that almost rivals freefall speed. Simple physics dictates that for a building to fall at near freefall speed, the resistance of the building below needs to be removed before the collapse point reaches it.
This could only have been achieved by means up explosives or incendiary devices, evidence of which is clearly noticeable in almost every WTC collapse video.


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SYDNEY FC midfielder Jason Culina will almost certainly be dropped for Sunday's match against Brisbane Roar at Allianz Stadium after engaging in a row with coach Frank Farina at training on Friday morning.
It is understood that Culina, who missed last week's game against Newcastle due to fatigue, was angry with Farina after learning that he wasn't in the coach's plans for the crucial encounter. Sydney could rise as high as fifth or fall as low as last depending on the result.
After the two had a heated argument, Culina left the training ground immediately. Now Farina must decide whether he will axe the 32-year-old for his conduct.
Sydney chief executive Tony Pignata told Fairfax Media on Friday night that the club hadn't taken any immediate action against Culina for his behaviour.
"It came near the end of training. They had a bit of a chat, there was a disagreement about the selection of the team and sometimes that's the way football goes," Pignata said. "I've seen people on social media saying it was a bust-up. It wasn't, it was just a strong discussion.
"At the end of the day, the coach will pick who the coach wants to pick and we fully support the coach's right to do that. That's it."
Ironically, it was Farina who gave Culina his first start for the national team in 2005 in a friendly against South Africa, back when Farina was Socceroos' coach and Culina ? played for Dutch club FC Twente.
Pignata said it wasn't impossible that Culina could play against the Roar, saying the decision was completely in Farina's hands.
"There's a final training session tomorrow [on Saturday] so it will be determined tomorrow," he said. "He hasn't been ruled out because the squad hasn't been chosen yet. It won't be chosen until tomorrow."
Meanwhile, marquee forward Alessandro Del Piero says he was alarmed to learn of the Australian Crime Commission's finding into the level of corruption in professional sport.
"It's not a good thing," Del Piero said after training. "I hope everything [is] good and nothing more than this, but I don't know the situation."
Del Piero has endured ? difficult periods regarding similar matters at club level himself, having been at Juventus during the 1990s when club doctor Riccardo Agricola was caught supplying players with performance-enhancing drugs. He was captain when Juventus were sent to Serie B for match-fixing in 2006.
"'I don't know what is the level of the doping," Del Piero said. "It's just the start of the [ACC investigation] now. I don't know really what happened [before]."
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T/B . De-e-ep trouble.I don't think the judges at their nationals would now give them anything extra on rep, and D/W's programs are superior, I think. So unless the T/B camp have really just been slogging away at the drawing board, it doesn't look good for them. The good part is that D/W can probably count on being given credit for what they do .
It may be rude to make reference to Linichuk's machinations, but she has that reputation for a reason. And while I think the CoP has made an improvement , it hasn't made off ice influence impossible.
Look at last year's world's ...3&4 should have been 1&2 ( in some order - 'Salome' being a work of genius for D/W and beautifully skated)..1&2 should probably have been 3&4, certainly not better. It wasn't V/M who robbed D/W.... Yes, Virginia , there are flukes, but that podium wasn't one of them.
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Their free dance is more baroque. Hence, her body positions aren't as rigid and formal.
They seem to have beaten V/M in every PCS category for the FD. So, clearly the judges appreciated the non-technical aspects of their dance.
Except... no, they don't always. V/M outscored D/W in PCS at Worlds 09 despite skating before them, as an example. As doris has mentioned several times, D/W are FAST, and speed really does boost the PCS.
I'm hesitant to niggle because I don't want to feed any " because one is good it must mean the other is bad" sentiments, BUT...
I am glad to see D/W rewarded , it's just that I'd be a lot happier if I could agree with the point differential between the two in the OD. I ,too, thought it a bit excessive. I'm also of the opinion that speed is a good thing, the greater the better ...right up to the point where it begins to interfere with the skater being able to execute their program cleanly. Past that point, I feel their PCS should be docked.
But the two teams I find most satisfying are 1-2 ; I'm pretty pleased with the outcome.
I am a huge D/W fan- so I'm taking nothing from their victory.
However. V/M free dance was mesmerizing. It was, by far, my favorite moment of GPF. And certainly one of my favorites of the entire season so far.
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By Michael Wilbon
Sunday, June 6, 2010; D01
LOS ANGELES The NBA Finals, quite appropriately, became a sidebar to the mourning and celebration of a legend. The big boys watched film and plotted strategy Saturday afternoon with an eye on the game's biggest prize, just as Coach John Wooden would have wanted them to. It was the most appropriate tribute of all the ones paid to him here in the immediate wake of his passing. Even the oldest among them, the Lakers and Celtics in their mid-30s, are too young to have seen the UCLA Bruins of Alcindor and Walton, and mostly of Wooden, play championship basketball in the 1960s and '70s. But it is a standard they're still trying to reach.
Whatever they didn't know before about Wooden and UCLA, Wooden and his dear wife Nell, Wooden and his "Pyramid of Success," Wooden and his relationship with his players -- they know now. Southern California appears content to take its sweet time lavishing praise on perhaps the most important and most respected coach in American history.
While basketball may have deeper roots 3,000 miles northeast of here, where the game originated, nowhere in America is the game bigger than in Los Angeles. And while the Lakers are the current object of that obsession, Wooden helped make basketball here what it is. And while he never coached a game in the NBA, Wooden's players helped make the league what it became in the 1970s, since he and UCLA gave professional basketball, among others, Lew Alcindor (now Kareem Abdul-Jabbar), Bill Walton, Walt Hazzard, Gail Goodrich, Sidney Wicks and Marques Johnson.
Of course, the kids don't come into professional basketball prepared to that degree anymore, and it shows on both levels. Despite Wooden's 10 NCAA championships at UCLA and living by the motto "failing to prepare is preparing to fail," those who oversee the game somehow forgot the importance of serving an apprenticeship.
And Wooden was never, ever unprepared at any stage of his life. He didn't begin winning at UCLA, and the winning wasn't only the result of recruiting great players. As a senior in college, Wooden won the 1932 NCAA title, playing with Purdue. As a pro who played long before the NBA was created, Wooden once hit 138 straight free throws. When he coached at Central High School in South Bend, Ind., his record was 218-42. When he moved up to college to coach what is now Indiana State, Wooden's record was 47-14. One year after he got to UCLA, which had been a doormat, the Bruins won their first conference championship. The sun rose, John Wooden won.
I've had the great fortune in recent years to work with Walton, probably Wooden's second-greatest player behind Alcindor. And I could never get enough of Walton telling stories about Coach Wooden. They had more to do with living than playing basketball, and at the end of one story, I'd feel like saying, "Okay, Uncle Bill, pleeeeze tell us another one."
A great many of his inspirational quotes were posted on various Web sites Saturday, many of them recognizable.
My favorite, which Georgetown Coach John Thompson introduced to me when I was covering the Hoyas back in the early 1980s, was, "Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are while your reputation is merely what others think you are."
The one that ought to be posted in every single locker room in America, particularly where AAU teams play, is "The main ingredient of stardom is the rest of the team." That and "Ability is a poor man's wealth."
There were so many, all of them timeless and motivational, such as: "Nothing will work unless you do" and "Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do" which is the cousin of "The athlete who says that something cannot be done should never interrupt the one who is doing it."
Long after he was retired, when asked about his success as a coach, Wooden said something the players in this series might want to keep in mind as they take the court here Sunday before a crowd of people who worshiped Wooden and his philosophies, many of whom watched the Bruins in person when they won those championships. "As a teacher-coach," he said, "I was blessed with two of the greatest players who ever played, who were completely unselfish and team oriented: Lew Alcindor and Bill Walton. 'Me' was never first in them. It was always 'we.' That's pretty wonderful."


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1. The new Agalloch album is soooo good, though it looks very odd in my last.fm list in the sidebar.
2. The new Stupid Dream re-release sounds way better than my old 128 kb/s MP3 version.
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And here I was thinking Agalloch were a band, when all the time they were a group of 13 year old AOL users!


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KEVIN McINTYRE insists he will use Joe Calzaghe's victory over Roy Jones Jnr for inspiration when he battles Kell Brook for the British welterweight title tomorrow.
The Paisley fighter is adamant hitting 30 this year won't stop him regaining the championship by beating the Yorkshireman at Glasgow's Kelvin Hall.
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The OWL/1.0 abstract syntax is essentially silent on the subject of QNames, namespaces and how to abbreviate URIs; I imagine this is because they're a pretty thorny issue that's a bit implementation-specific. The OWL/1.1 spec *does* have QNames etc, and includes namespace declarations in the abstract syntax. I think it would be safer to remove this and follow the OWL/1.0 path of leaving this up to implementors. The treatment of names in OWL/1.1 is essentially exactly that of OWL/1.0 except that we use IRIs instead of URIs (as noted in OWL-concepts). For example, if a user were to define 'amp' as a namespace prefix, they may be surprised by the effects this has on certain bits of the XML serialisation of their ontology. Cheers, Dave -- Dave Turner Cube T400, HP Labs Bristol, Filton Road, Bristol BS34 8QZ email@example.com +44 117 3129104 (Work) +44 7962 811627 (Mobile) Hewlett-Packard Limited. Registered No: 690597 England Registered Office: Cain Road, Bracknell, Berks RG12 1HNReceived on Thursday, 19 April 2007 09:02:17 UTC
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
TAKE Remix Contest
Some of you might recall the news that Take was working on the Only Mountains Remix LP. This double LP was due out this fall, but has now been pushed to the new year - and you should be happy about that.
Take has also decided to have a contest as such: A remix contest.
Yup. Take has left one slot open, for someone who might have the production acumen to rmx one of Take's tracks. Which one??
Neon Beams.
02 Neon Beams by TAKE
How do you get down?? Make your way down to the Take Remixes website and follow the steps.
The grand prize?? A slot on Alpha Pup's release of Take's Only Mountains Rmx LP as well as a prize pack from Ableton as well as Obey. You have until December 1st to submit and the winner will be announced December 10th.
Good luck and show love.
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