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Fassio CA, et al. (2010) Dominant mutations in the late 40S biogenesis factor Ltv1 affect cytoplasmic maturation of the small ribosomal subunit in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Genetics 185(1):199-209 | |
Hu J, et al. (2010) Analysis of transcriptional synergy between upstream regions and introns in ribosomal protein genes of yeast. Comput Biol Chem 34(2):106-14 | |
Zhang J, et al. (2008) Characteristic differences between the promoters of intron-containing and intronless ribosomal protein genes in yeast. BMC Res Notes 1(1):109 | |
Buck MJ and Lieb JD (2006) A chromatin-mediated mechanism for specification of conditional transcription factor targets. Nat Genet 38(12):1446-51 | |
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Engineers require re-training, not the Ganga. This is where I had left our conversation last fortnight. Why did I say this? The inter-ministerial committee I participated in as a member was discussing how much the ecological flow—the water that should be left in the river for ecosystem and livelihood purposes—should be at all times. How much water is needed for the river to be a river; and not a drain?
Hydropower is important. But how important? Is it important enough to dry up stretches of our rivers? Or is there a way to balance the need of energy with the imperative of a flowing, healthy river? I have been grappling with these issues for the past few months. But now that the committee (of which I was a member) on the hydropower projects on the Ganga has submitted its report, let me explain how I see the way ahead.
Maha Kumbh in Allahabad has perhaps no parallel in terms of the sheer size of the congregation. In less than two months over 100 million people are expected to come to this city, which sees the confluence of two rivers of India—the Ganga and the Yamuna. People come to worship on the banks of the Ganga. Even as they celebrate the river it seems they don't see the river, but only the ritual.
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Ten years ago Bangladesh's rivers were deeper and hilsa plentiful. But silting, dams and pollution pushed the fisher into deep ocean and resulted in shifting of their homebase. The Bangladesh fish wholesaler's loss became Gujarat's gain as increasingly hilsa from the Tapti and the Narmada feed the Kolkata market.

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Hi Kathryn & Wendy.
My wife is from Walpole and in 18 years we have been to Ptown 3 times, and always have visited Womencrafts. Yeah, I know, only 3 times but we like to go to new places. She grew up going to Womencrafts and tells me they are very fond memories for her. Would love to meet you for coffee, perhaps we can all meet for breakfast Monday morning before getting off in Half Moon for the BBQ?
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I will be on the trip, along with my wife Setoria. Hope to see you there - look us up - we are in 1039.
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You may not know me by name but I come in to see you at the store at least once a year. I've known you since you worked at the Ellen Harris Gallery. I'm glad you're coming on the trip. I'll be on it as well so I'll look forward to seeing you and your partner. This will be my 6th Olivia trip and I can assure you that you will have a rockin' good time.
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BREAKING: Slaughter Proposes New Protections for the Security of Israel as State Department Imposes New Sanctions on Iran
WASHINGTON - Just hours after Congresswoman Louise Slaughter (NY-28) introduced legislation to prohibit the export of strategic and critical American minerals to Iran, the US State Department announced additional sanctions on Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile proliferation networks. Slaughter had introduced her legislation to ensure that Iran would be stopped from accessing strategically valuable American minerals that are extracted from American land.
"In an age when Iran is threatening the security of our ally Israel, and the stability of the Middle East, this Congress must ensure that not a single American resource goes to supporting the dangerous Iranian regime. My amendment would leave no doubt that the United States stands by our allies and that not an ounce of American minerals ends up in Iranian hands."
Slaughter's legislation stipulates that no company that is owned by Iran or China will be allowed to mine American minerals, and under no circumstances will American minerals be exported to either of these nations. (see full release here http://www.louise.house.gov/index.php'option=comcontent&view=article&id=2751:slaughter-fights-against-outsourcing-of-american-jobs-and-export-of-strategic-mineral-resources-to-iran-and-china-&catid=101:2012-press-releases&Itemid=55 and text of her remarks from the House Floor below http://www.louise.house.gov/images/stories/FloorStatement-MTR.pdf).
In announcing the additional sanctions against Iran, State Department officials indicate that deliberate efforts were made by Iran to use several energy companies as front companies to evade existing U.S. sanctions. To learn more about the new sanctions, go to: http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2012/07/194924.htm.
Despite growing tensions between the U.S. and the Iranian regime, and direct threats issued by Iran against the U.S. and our friend and ally Israel, the House Majority opposed Slaughter's legislation when it was introduced on the House floor.
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Rep. Louise M. Slaughter
M. Speaker,
We've just concluded debate on a bill that will make it easier for the mining industry to profit from digging up valuable minerals on land owned by the American taxpayer. And what would the American people get in return" Nothing except poorer public health, a dirtier environment, and fewer opportunities for hunting, fishing and recreation.
Instead of the bill we are considering today, we should be amending the statute that was signed into law by Ulysses S. Grant in 1872. In an effort to spur development of the West, the law gave almost unlimited power to mining companies. 140 years later, this law has outlived its usefulness, yet over the 25 years I've been in Congress, every attempt to repeal this law has failed. Now today, we compound the problem by voting on legislation that will give even more power to mining interests.
Adding insult to injury, the companies benefitting from this bill can continue to take minerals owned by American taxpayers -- royalty-free -- even if they're foreign companies, and even if they have cheated on their taxes.
There is still time to fix three of the most glaring loopholes contained in this bill, and my amendment does just that. The amendment will not kill the bill, and we will immediately move forward with a final vote on its passage.
However, if adopted, my amendment will insert safeguards into the final legislation that will protect our national security and protect American jobs.
First, my amendment prevents mining contracts from being awarded to companies that have failed to pay their taxes. Last week, the Las Vegas Sun reported that mining companies in Nevada have underpaid their taxes by $8.7 million since 2008. At a time when cities and towns across America are going bankrupt, and some in Congress threaten to cut Medicare and other vital programs in the name of fiscal responsibility, we must hold corporations accountable for the taxes they owe to the American people. If mining companies are to profit from our natural resources, they must be required to pay their fair share.
Second, my amendment ensures that neither Iran nor China is allowed to profit from today's bill. Under my amendment, mineral resources deemed critical or strategic will be prohibited from export to Iran or China. No company that is owned by Iran or China will be allowed to mine American minerals, and under no circumstances will American minerals be exported to either of these nations.
In an age when Iran is threatening the security of our ally Israel, and the stability of the entire Middle East, this Congress must ensure that not a single American resource goes to supporting the dangerous Iranian regime. My amendment would leave no doubt that the United States stands by our allies and that not an ounce of American minerals ends up in Iranian hands.
Furthermore, as my constituents know all too well, China routinely engages in unfair and anti-competitive behavior that has stolen American jobs and weakened our middle class. It is time that this Congress, and this country, stops the decades-long giveaway to China.
I am the author of the Reciprocal Market Access Act, a bipartisan bill that would finally put an end to the wholesale exporting of American manufacturing jobs to China, and my amendment today echoes this plan. With passage of my amendment today, we would make sure that the door is closed when China comes knocking to profit from our precious natural resources.
Finally, my amendment protects American jobs by prohibiting outsourcing, and requiring mining companies to use mining equipment that is made in the United States.
The sweat and blood of middle class Americans built the United States, and it is time that this Congress put their interests first. With my amendment today, we can do just that, by putting in place safeguards that protect American jobs and ensure that mining equipment is made in the USA.
I am introducing my amendment on behalf of the people of Rochester NY- they are some of the greatest workers that the world has ever known. My constituents are among the 300 million rightful owners of our nation's natural resources, and I know that not a single one of them wants this Congress to simply give away our valuable assets to China, or outsource precious American jobs.
Over the last two years, the Majority has consistently pandered to corporate interests. The Majority has voted more than 100 times to benefit the oil industry, and even voted last year to give away federal land to a single foreign mining company that has ties to Iran's nuclear program.
The Majority has also answered the wishes of the health insurance industry, including voting more than 30 times to dismantle historic healthcare reforms. They've continued this corporate care-giving right up until today as we prepare to vote on a bill that is a giveaway to corporate mining interests.
What we should be doing is voting on a jobs bill that helps people, not fattens corporate profits. But if the Majority insists on moving forward with flawed bills, we can at least close loopholes in order to protect the American people. By fixing three vital flaws within today's bill, my amendment will allow each of us to vote for our constituents and stand up for the middle class.
Again, my amendment will not kill the bill. If my amendment is adopted, the bill as amended will immediately be voted upon. I urge my colleagues to support my amendment, and stand with me as I fight to protect our natural resources and American-made jobs.
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By Jaime
from Dunn Loring, VA
About Me First Time Parent
Comments about Myself Designs Kids' Myself Belt SOLID BROWN 2T:
This is my 2nd purchase of these belts. They are easy to use and my 2.5 year old can easily un-velcro them when he needs to. Note that the belts run a little small. He's a little above average for height and average on weight and both times I purchased I bought the next size up (e.g., currently a 3T in clothes and bought 4T belt). Wish One Step Ahead carried more options for colors. You can purchase these at the actual manufacturer and have lots of colors to choose from, but I like ordering from OSA.
Pretty but not adjustable
By vmendoza04
from El Paso, TX
About Me Parent of Two or More Children
It is a pretty belt but is not adjustable, I read the reviews saying that but I really thought that it would have some.
Great for school uniforms
By Toledo Mom
from Toledo, OH
School dress code requires a belt, and most belts are difficult for kindergarteners to use. My daughter is proud that she can put this one on and use it herself. One less thing to worry about when there are so many new things to experience in kindergarten!
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By oneworld
from Dallas, TX
This is our 2nd Myself belt, they are fast becoming the only belt I'll buy for my son. They are very well-made and quick and easy for my 5-yr old to use. The Velcro part seems strong and hasn't gotten less 'sticky' as time goes by. The only thing is, they do run about a size SMALL so order one size up, believe me! Otherwise, you'll love them.
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By Jill
from St. Cloud, MN
My skinny toddler can finally "keep his pants on". This belt easy to use and looks cute too. I purchased the blue/white stripe and it matches all of his clothes. My only complaint is that the belt is sometimes tricky to get through loops if they are a little narrow. We are in the process of potty training, so I cannot comment on the ease of my toddler opening/closing the belt on his own.
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Would review if I ever received it
By sunshinekn
from Maine
Would love to review it if I ever get it. I ordered it over a month ago and have never received it.
great for independence and potty time
By provider
from stratford, ct
About Me Child Care Professional
I bought these for my parents who have toddlers that are being poyyt trained. It is much easier for the toddler to use and makes good use of my time.If they were cheaper I would have bought more!
Perfect for Toddlers
By Cody's Mum
from CA
Easy to use and does it's job!
not adjustable
By dutchmom
from VA
I bought this belt since my almost two year old is skinny and most of his pants fall right off him! I thought this belt would be great, easily on/off for potty training. It doesn't work at all! the belt (2T) is way to big for him and not adjustable at all! the velcro patch is very small and the belt only closes one way. What is the point of a non-adjustable belt? I would have returned it if i kept the packaging, there is no use in this belt at all.
Perfect and really easy to use
By ticaM
from Arlington, VA
Really nice belt and perfect for toddlers. At first I thought it was too big, but it actually fitted him quite well (and he's tiny compare to other toddlers!)
By mustangsalie
from robesonia, PA
Our three year old loves this belt. She is very independant and is able to open and close the belt with ease. She even insists on putting the belt through the loops! Keeps her pants up where they belong. Perfect belt for toddlers and beyond.
LOVE It!
By Momma to 3 Kiddos
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Wow, this exceeded my expectations! I purchased this for my 4 year old son who desperately wants to and needs to wear a belt. We bought the green camo belt and he's worn it everyday!The design is very simple to use, simply snap it over the first belt loop and thread it through the rest of the loops. The front closure is a heavy duty velcro that makes it simple for him to do it himself. No more running up to me after using the bathroom and needing help or getting frustrated by the buckle. I love this and so does he! I would definitely recommend it and will probably buy another one. I only wish it came in bigger sizes. I bought the size 6 and it seems pretty true to size. He'll be sad when he outgrows it one day.
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HDR is a type of internal radiation given for some uterine or cervical cancers. HDR stands for high dose rate, which means the woman receives a high dose of radiation over a brief period of time, as compared with LDR (low dose rate), in which the radiation is delivered internally over several days or external beam radiation, which is given over a period of weeks. HDR allows for more precise delivery of high doses of radiation to the tumor, while minimizing the amount of radiation normal tissues receive (such as the bladder and rectum).
HDR is given by inserting a probe, also called an applicator, into your vagina. This probe is connected to a machine that houses a radiation source. The machine automatically feeds the radiation source into the probe, where it remains for a predetermined time, known as the dwell time. Once the time is up, the machine removes the source and the applicator is removed from your vagina. The dwell time can be anywhere from 10-20 minutes and during this time you will be alone in a lead lined room. This room is to protect the technicians from receiving radiation, but they can see you through a glass window and speak to you via a two way microphone.
Your doctor may recommend HDR in conjunction with traditional external beam radiation (EBT), in which case it is typically given one day a week along with 4 days a week of EBT. Some women will receive HDR after they have completed EBT. You will receive HDR from 3 to 6 times, depending on the type and extent of the tumor being treated. This article will explain the procedure in detail and what you can expect. Be sure to talk to your doctor or nurse about any questions you may have. This procedure can be scary, but knowing what to expect can help to make it a little easier.
The simulation, also called set-up, allows the radiation oncologist and physicist to plan your treatment doses using CT scans of the area to be treated. For the simulation, you will come to the radiation clinic and meet with your nurse, who will ask you some questions about your health and history. If you are also receiving external beam radiotherapy in addition to the HDR brachytherapy, you will have an IV inserted and be asked to drink an oral contrast. You will then be taken to a CT scanner, where several scans will be taken. These scans are then used to plan the radiation treatment, which can take several days. Scans will be taken with and without (if you are receiving external beam radiotherapy) the applicator in place. You will return at a later date for the actual treatment.
On the day of HDR treatment, you will come to the radiation clinic, where you will meet with your nurse and doctor. You will be taken into an exam room where you will have a pelvic exam and be asked to report any problems you may be having. You will receive a medication to help you relax during the procedure. Some patients will have a foley catheter placed into the bladder. A contrast dye is put into the catheter, which allows the technicians and physicians to see the location of the bladder when giving the HDR treatment. During the pelvic exam, two gold "seeds" will be placed at the top of the vagina to allow the team to know the exact location of the vagina during the treatment (the seeds can be seen on an x-ray, whereas the vaginal tissue cannot). These seeds will fall out after about two weeks and you may or may not notice them. They are not radioactive and you can safely throw them in the trash.
You will then be taken to the HDR treatment room. You will be asked to lie on a table with your legs in stirrups. The doctor will insert the applicator into your vagina. The applicator is about one inch in diameter and gauze will be inserted around the applicator to prevent it from moving during the treatment. In some cases, a woman will need to have a small tube inserted in the rectum, through which a small amount of barium will be administered. This will allow the team to see the rectum on the x-rays used to plan the treatment. This can be scary as it is a lead lined room and you will be positioned on the table and left alone in the room. The team can see and communicate with you through a glass window and two way microphone.
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Once you are positioned, your team will leave the room to take x-rays, confirm that the applicator is in the correct position, and make any necessary adjustments. This can take 15-20 minutes. Remember that they can see and hear you, so you can let them know if you are having any problems.
Once the positioning is checked by x-rays, the applicator is connected with thin wires to the HDR machine, which houses the radiation source. A physicist has calculated the appropriate dose for you ahead of time based on the simulation done earlier. This calculation determines how much radiation will be used and how long it will need to remain in place. Once everyone has left the room, the HDR machine dispenses the radiation source into the applicator. You will not feel this, but you may hear the noise of the machine. The amount of time the source will remain in the applicator can be anywhere from 10-20 minutes, depending on the type and extent of the tumor. The doctor can tell you ahead of time how long the radiation will remain in the applicator so you are prepared. Once the time is up, the machine removes the radiation source and returns it to the housing, making it safe for the team to enter the room again. The applicator and foley catheter will be removed at this time and you will be able to go home.


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My 10 yo daughter used these on our snorkel trip, and they held up great (snorkeled every day for a full week). She didn't have any issues keeping them on with bare feet. Usually you would wear open heels with dive booties. But, we were not able to find her size in closed heel fins. The closest ones just didn't fit as well as these. So, we gave these a try. The held up well with no issues at all. It's possible that an adult may have a different result, with their stronger legs, which may result in your foot trying to peel out of them. She didn't have that problem. Since her feet are still growing, I am happy with the choice we were sort of forced into. It turned out well, and they should hold up until she can no longer wear them due to sizing. The rest of us used the US Divers closed heel fins sold here at SA and loved them. No issues at all with them trying to come off. great fins for the price (closed and open). probably would still recommend a closed heel for normal snorkeling though (as will most any dive shop).
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Kings and nobles became increasingly powerful and independent of temple authority during the course of the Early Dynastic period (2900–2350 B.C.), although the success of a king's reign was considered to depend on support from the gods. A striking measure of royal wealth was the cemetery in the city of Ur, in which sixteen royal tombs were excavated in the 1920s and 1930s by Sir Leonard Woolley. These tombs consisted of a vaulted burial chamber for the king or queen, an adjoining pit in which as many as seventy-four attendants were buried, and a ramp leading into the grave from the ground.
This delicate chaplet of gold leaves separated by lapis lazuli and carnelian beads adorned the forehead of one of the female attendants in the so-called King's Grave. In addition, the entombed attendants wore necklaces of gold and lapis lazuli, gold hair ribbons, and silver hair rings. Since gold, silver, lapis, and carnelian are not found in Mesopotamia, the presence of these rich adornments in the royal tomb attests to the wealth of the Early Dynastic kings as well as to the existence of a complex system of trade that extended far beyond the Mesopotamian River valley.
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These proposal aren't new -- they're the same as what Ryan came up with last year. The difference now is that they aren't as far-fetched an idea, especially at a time when deep government cuts are already taking place.
Washington's forced federal budget cuts that kicked in on March 1 are forcing hundreds of thousands of workers to take a 20% pay cut for five months. Many federal agencies have instituted a hiring freeze. And the Pentagon has been laying off some 46,000 contract workers. All off this will cut $85 billion from the federal budget by September.
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New and enhanced features make it easier than ever before for hospitals to integrate patient forms, signatures and clinical data into EHRs with paperless solutions.
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The HIMSS 2013 show floor will be filled with thousands of software vendors, but very few offer solutions to problems that every hospital deals with. One of those is Access, which helps hospitals and health systems get patient-focused content into electronic health records without paper or manual indexing. In doing so, Access products eliminate the gaps between patient and business content and systems from MEDITECH, Siemens, McKesson, Epic, Cerner and other HIS providers.
Access continually works with hospitals to improve its electronic forms on demand, electronic patient signatures, clinical data bridge and paperless forms and workflow solutions. Those who visit the Access booth (#1023) will see these and other hospital-driven enhancements:
? Server-based electronic signature technology that's easy to administrate
? Deficiency reporting that alerts clinicians when patients have unsigned documents
? Ability to electronically sign documents at the patient's bedside using a signature tablet
? Paperless onboarding solution that gets new employees up and running immediately
? Ability to launch patient e-forms on demand solution from URLs
"Every hospital needs to be able to get patient documentation, signatures and clinical information — such as EKG and colonoscopy reports — into EHRs," said Access founder and CEO Tim Elliott. "The new features that people can see at HIMSS make it easier and more cost-effective to do this, while getting rid of paper."
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Hundreds of hospitals worldwide use Access solutions to integrate e-forms, electronic patient signatures and clinical data into EHRs without paper or user effort. Access solutions improve patient care and safety, cut costs and enhance electronic health records (EHR), patient safety and downtime planning initiatives. Learn more at http://www.accessefm.com and check out our recent success stories.
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