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Hi Dr Mosley,
If there is a mortgage on the property then the lender has a first legal charge which prevents the transfer of the property without their consent. This means that you should approach the lender about receiving a mortgage in your sole name (your quesiton reads "...can afford to take on the mortgage".
Once you have a mortgage offer you can arrange the transfer in to your sole name.
If you do not have enough money to pay him his share now then upon transfer to your name you coudl execute a declaration of trust stating that although you are the owner of the property he has an interest to the value of £15, 000.00 in the equity in the property. Alternatively he would take a second legal charge against the property in the same sum.
At the same time you could execute a separation agreement (with a solicitor in the same firm) stating what is happening above and that you plan to repay him. The charge or declaration would also contain provision regarding repayments of the amounts owed and that upon full repayment he will consent to the declaration or charge being redeemed (ie. repaid).
I'm not sure what he was advised.
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His main concern is either
1. What if i decide not to repay him (even though i can afford it)
2. If my circumstances change and can not afford to do so immediately
Does the "The charge or declaration" protect him against loosing his equity in the property
The declaration of trust/charge would govern his right to enforce the non-repayment of monies owed.
In view of his concerns, a second charge would seem more appropriate in that it can be registered against the title to the property so that any potential conveyancer would know of the charge and repay the sum following complettion.
If you cannot afford to repay the monies under the charge then he could apply for an order for sale. The charge may state under what circumstances (ie. how many missed payments) he can make such an application. If there is insufficient equity in the property to repay him upon sale then he can obtain judgement agianst you for the debt in a county court.
This is a bit of a disadvantage to him in that it is better to have money in hand than a county court judgement but if you are to have the property in your sole name but cannot repay him this is all you can offer.
Trust this clarfies, if so please click accept.
Kind regards,
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Sabbath master
Learning to rest, knowing that God never does
When we were children, my younger brother was a Sabbath master. Maybe it was the contrast between us that made the quality so annoying. I was a biblical Martha. I took my role seriously and attacked work with fanatical obsession.
Randy had a much more laissez-faire attitude-like J.K. Jerome who said: "I like work: It fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours: The idea of getting rid of it nearly breaks my heart." My brother's approach to life just made me plain mad.
However, at an early age he already knew something about life that it has taken me years to understand:
Work is never done.
A lot of it doesn't need to be done today.
If, while you are resting, someone else wants to run the country, let them do it.
We were a perfect pair, because while he played, I ran the country. I resented this, but I couldn't help myself. When we were no older than ages six and four, Mother would tell us to fill the woodbox for the stove. With a desire to accomplish the chore and please my parents, I would begin with the fervor of a crow attacking road kill. Go to the wood pile. Load arms with chopped birch. Stagger to house and up steps. Dump it in the box with a crash. Back to the wood pile.
And where was my brother? Sitting on the steps petting the dog and staring at the sun until he was dizzy. I stood in front of him with my hands on my hips and cut right to the quick with my most clever argument to get him off his duff: "I'm telling!" "Okay," he would say, resigned and unmoved, "I's too tiyad to work."
When we were a little older Dad would hire us for a dollar a day to pick the sweet clover out of the red clover.
The red clover fields bloomed with a thick carpet of purple flowers 18 inches deep, but among them grew tall imposters that needed to be pulled up by the roots before they went to seed and ruined the cash value of the crop. After the dew dried, my brother and I would head across the pasture to the field with a mason jar of water and a sandwich to sustain us until the field was done. We would begin to move parallel back and forth across the field taking it piece by piece with each round.
About a half hour into the work, I would look over to see how Randy was doing and he would be gone. At first I didn't understand how anyone could disappear so suddenly in an open field. I learned. He was taking a little rest. Lyin' down jes' a minute or two. On his back watching the clouds and listening to the bumble bees. Fuming, I would finally go on alone, a self-righteous martyr.
I have struggled with my attitude toward work all my life. With so much to do, how can we stop work and take a Sabbath rest? I was once struck by the question: If you wouldn't think of breaking the commandment "Thou shalt not kill," how can you regularly break the Sabbath commandment without a second thought?
Author Eugene Peterson says, "The technology of Sabbath-keeping is not complex.... It is not a day that proves its worth, justifies itself. Entering into empty, nonfunctional time is difficult and needs protection for we have been taught that time is money."
As I make plans for summer vacation, perhaps I need to consider whether I am honoring God by taking the physical and spiritual rest I need, or simply following the frenzied pace of daily life in a different setting. A true holiday requires that I look at work in a way that is radically opposed to my natural tendencies.
Until heaven, work will always be full of thorns, impossible demands, and incompetent co-workers. Since work will never be finished in this lifetime, it requires an act of faith to leave it alone.
While I am obeying God's command to rest, he will kindly run the universe.


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If your baby was born prematurely, you may greet the day of discharge from the hospital with a mixture of joy and worry. You may have waited days, weeks, or even months to take your baby home, but when the day finally arrives it can be frightening to walk away from the security of the hospital nursery.
If you're anxious about caring for your preemie at home, remember that health care professionals do not send preemies home until the babies are ready. With some preparation and planning, you'll be ready, too.
Babies born at less than 37 weeks' gestation are considered premature, and they often begin life with serious medical challenges. They may need support for a number of medical issues, including breathing problems that require supplemental oxygen or a ventilator, temperature regulation, feeding problems, apnea (irregular breathing), or jaundice (when a baby's immature liver initially can't dispose of excess bilirubin, a yellow pigment produced by the normal breakdown of red blood cells).
Because of these needs, premature infants may have to spend weeks or even months in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Fortunately, with support and growth, the immature organs recover and eventually function independently in most cases.
By the time of hospital discharge, most preterm infants do not require specialized medical care, but all continue to need good supportive care. For some, special medical needs persist even after discharge.
The hospital medical team will send your baby home with a follow-up plan of medical care that will coordinate care with your pediatrician and other medical specialists as needed.
Before being discharged from the hospital, a preemie must meet several basic requirements to ensure good health and fewer medical problems. Some nurseries require a minimum weight for discharge, but more often the NICU staff will evaluate the baby on these three criteria:
Most preemies meet these criteria 2 to 4 weeks before reaching their original due date. Infants who have had surgery, were born with malformations, or who spent weeks on breathing machines and oxygen are the most likely to stay beyond their original due date.
Many preemies do not need specialized medical support after leaving the hospital, but all will need regular medical care and evaluation. This includes routine immunizations, usually on the same schedule as that for full-term babies.
Common medical problems premature babies may face in the long term include:
Appropriate developmental follow-up is important for very premature babies. Many ex-preemies continue to see specialists, including early-intervention specialists, neurologists, ophthalmologists, and physical therapists, for several years to measure their vision, hearing, speech, and motor skills.
The discharge of a preemie from the hospital isn't a single event, but a process. That process is designed to assure the medical staff that the infant can survive and thrive outside the hospital, and it prepares parents to take care of the baby on their own.
Some hospitals offer parents of preemies a rooming-in period that allows them a brief stay in a hospital room with the baby so they can gain some experience in taking care of the infant's needs. Although they're apart from the nursery and functioning as solo caregivers, the parents have the security of knowing that help is just down the hall.
As your preemie progresses, you can get ready for the big day and the weeks that follow by:
As soon as possible after the birth of your baby, call your insurance company and ask to have your baby added to your policy; many insurers require that you do this within a few days of the birth. Some insurers will provide home nursing visits for premature infants or even more extensive nursing care for infants with complex medical problems. Nursing providers and social service workers can help you determine what your insurance coverage will provide.
Also, set up a file for medical records, financial statements, and correspondence you're likely to have with the hospital and your insurance company.
Don't wait until the last minute to choose a pediatrician. In addition to the usual questions, ask whether the doctor cares for many premature infants. Ask when you should schedule the first visit with the pediatrician — usually with a week of discharge from the hospital (unless the pediatrician has assumed care of the infant prior to discharge from the NICU).
Discuss with the NICU staff whether your baby will require home nursing or visits with medical specialists other than a pediatrician. If so, ask for referrals and for the telephone numbers of those health care providers.
In addition, your baby might need to undergo routine tests, including blood, hearing, and vision tests. Make sure you understand the tests needed after discharge.
To be prepared for emergencies, consider taking a course in infant CPR before your baby comes home from the hospital. (CPR training is required for all parents whose children are on apnea monitors.) Make sure your partner takes the course, as well as grandparents or other caregivers who will be alone with the baby. The NICU staff may be able to recommend a program; in some hospitals, the nursery staff actually trains parents of preemies in CPR. The American Heart Association and the American Red Cross also can provide information on training.
If your baby is to be sent home with special equipment — such as an apnea monitor or oxygen tank — you'll be trained to use it. Make sure you understand what to do if something goes wrong.
Check to see if your county or state grants preferential parking stickers to parents with children on home oxygen. Call the local rescue squad to make sure they have equipment to handle a premature infant emergency and, if you live in a rural area, make sure they know how to get to your home.
If your baby is a boy, you'll need to decide about circumcision. Full-term baby boys usually can be circumcised before they leave the hospital; generally, the same applies to a healthy preemie.
Before heading home, your preemie will need to be in an infant-only car safety seat with a three-point harness system or a convertible car safety seat with a five-point harness system. Most car seats need to be modified with padding or head supports so that a preemie's head stays in a position that keeps the airway open. A preemie often does not have the muscle control required to keep the head upright or to move it if he or she is having trouble breathing.
As a precaution, many hospitals require that parents bring in their car seat for a test. The baby is placed in the seat and attached to a cardiopulmonary monitor that evaluates the heart and breathing.
Some babies have respiratory problems that prevent them from traveling in a traditional infant car seat. If that's the case with your baby, discuss using a special restraint system with your neonatologist or doctor.
If your baby will be on oxygen or an apnea monitor at home, you'll also need to use these devices while traveling in the car. Once in the car, secure them carefully so in the event of a crash they won't be dangerous to passengers. If you have any questions about whether your vehicle is properly outfitted for the ride home, talk to the hospital staff before you leave.
Because of potential breathing problems, it's generally recommended that parents limit the time a preemie is in a car seat to an hour or so. If you'll be traveling longer than that, ask your doctor if it is OK for your baby.
Although it varies from hospital to hospital, expect a meeting to review medical care after discharge, confirm follow-up appointments, and allow you time for questions about your baby. All debriefings should include a thorough discussion about caring for your preemie once you're home. Make sure you understand all the instructions and advice, and ask questions.
When you leave with your baby, make sure you have the telephone number for the NICU. These professionals can be a valuable resource, especially in the gap between discharge day and the baby's first doctor's appointment.
Expect to live quietly with your preemie at first. Because their immune systems are still developing, preemies are susceptible to infections. Therefore, you need to take some precautions. Visits outside the home should be limited to the doctor's office for the first several weeks, especially if your baby is discharged during the winter months.
Because doctors' offices commonly have several kids with viral infections, try scheduling your appointment as the first of the day or request to wait in an examining room instead of the main waiting area. Ask the doctor how limited your baby's contact with other kids and adults should be during these first weeks.
Most doctors recommend not visiting public places with preemies. And limit visitors to your home: anyone who is ill should not visit, nobody should smoke in your home, and all visitors should wash their hands before touching the baby. Talk to your doctor about specific recommendations — some family visits may need to be postponed to allow your little one's immune system to grow stronger.
Babies' success at feeding and sleeping is important to their health. Expect your preemie to sleep more than a full-term baby, but for shorter periods. All babies, including preemies, should be put to sleep on their backs to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
Most preemies need 8 to 10 feedings a day with no more than 4 hours between each — any longer and the baby may become dehydrated. Six to eight wet diapers per day show that the baby is getting enough breast milk or formula.
Take advantage of these quiet weeks together to enjoy skin-to-skin contact, also known as kangaroo care. Most intensive care nurseries encourage parents to begin kangaroo care prior to discharge; the nursing staff can show you how.
In a warm room at home, dress your infant in only a diaper, then place the baby on your chest and turn your baby's head to one side so that his or her ear is against your heart. Research indicates that kangaroo care can enhance parent-child bonding, promote breastfeeding, and improve a preemie's health.
Parents spend a tremendous amount of time caring for a preemie during the first few months at home. But it's also important to be good to yourself and not underestimate the stress of delivering earlier than expected. Women are supposed to have 6 to 8 weeks to rest and recuperate after giving birth, but a baby's premature birth may reduce that recovery time. In addition, those long days in the NICU take a physical and emotional toll.
You might have a wide range of emotions during these first months. If your preemie has serious medical problems you may feel angry that the baby is sick or grief for the loss of that healthy, perfect baby you dreamed of bringing home. And as with all women recovering from pregnancy, mothers of preemies may experience the hormonal shifts of baby blues or more serious postpartum depression.
To make the adjustment of living with your new baby easier, accept offers of help from family and friends — they can babysit your other children, run errands, or clean the house so you have time to care for the baby or rest.
Treat yourself well by getting enough rest, eating well, and exercising moderately. Seek support and encouragement from doctors, nurses, veteran parents, support groups, or online communities. And if you're overwhelmed or depressed, do not hesitate to get professional help for yourself so you can fully enjoy your new baby.
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Difference: RuntimeDatabase (r20 vs. r19)
Runtime Database (planned), to store all runtime info.
Basic goal.
To be able to provide a proper playlist-creating interface:
How its supposed to work
The runtimedatabase has a static size, and a record for every song in the tagdatabase. you can get the rundb record of a song by calculating its song record number in the tagdb (its the 768th song in the tagdb, for example), and then take the rundb record with the same record number (768th rundb record)
Stuff that would need to be in the TagDatabase before we'll be able to do nice searches (imho)
Length of a song (milliseconds)
Data Structures
Rundb Record
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If two files with the same hash exist on the filesystem, what will happen during a runtime database sync?
MichielVanDerKolk: what we could do is add a field to the runtime db that says "no, the runtime info for this file isn't stored here, its there! *points*" for duplicate hashes... (assuming the hash is good enough to not produce duplicates of files that aren't actually a copy on disk) however, this would create problems when looking up tagdb info if you have a runtimedb entry.
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As the title says a personal project. Goal is a dark, somewhat post-apocalyptic theme. I'm open to ideas and critiques.
As the title says a personal project. Goal is a dark, somewhat post-apocalyptic theme. I'm open to ideas and critiques.
Wow, man, just wow. That is something special. I especially like that lava field thingy on the eastern continent.
The only thing I'm not convinced of is the extreme brightness of the icepacks contrasted with the darkness of the rest (which I like). I don't know how you could convincingly make the ice darker though... Maybe add some kind of red highlights, like it's reflecting the rest of the terrain somehow?
I'll think about a way to change the ice.
Sapiento it's awesome to see you doing something new and I can't wait to see it progress For dark snow I would suggest just pushing the snow into a darker and more blue colour range. That would be my best guess. The spores is a cool idea too. Will this be a sci fi map?
The brown tones transport the post-apoc feel very well. I also like the landshapes.
I am not convinced that the fog is transported well...like Diamond, i thought that this is a lava field. Maybe you need to mix this up a bit (no idea how though ).
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Looks great sapiento. The rocks and Mountains look fine and you catch the atmosphere very good. Maybe you can cover the polar Region with dirt and dust too look darker. My only point woud be the Scale. The ladmasses look like they are a countrylike islands-formations and the Mountains and Details Seem to maintain hat, whether the map shows a whole planet. But i think it,s owed to the artificial appearence with less realistic claims but more beauty. So keep on, i'm looking forward for more
I dunno if it is just me but the colour scheme reminds me of the 2300ad map from Chrono Trigger, which was also post-apocalyptic. So it does have that vibe in my head. =P
I'd like to echo bringing down the brightness of the icy regions just a bit. The mountains and terrain features look great as always though.
Thank you, guys!
@ randigpanzrall: You're right, I've placed art and impression over realism.
I think I have an update ready in the next days.
I thought it was a lava field of sorts, too. If it's meant to be fog, try taking a low opacity fuzzy red brush to the whole area to make a less dense misty/cloudy/foggy appearance... leave some of the tallest rock peaks clear of it and lower ones with just a bit to obscure them. And make that fog a bit brighter (more reflective) than the stuff closer to the ground. It may not work out, but could be worth a shot anyway. Looks like liquid right now.
It's a beautiful map so far. Love the color scheme, and the details. What do you have in mind for it when it's finished?
Looking really nice, especially the light and shadow contour work on the mountains. Can't wait to see more.


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And it's not just me.
The latest broadside to the "kill the bill/single payer/public option" noise parade comes from Jonathan Chait. Basically, his article reads as such, "Progressives, don't you realize what just happened? You don't? Well, wise up dummies."
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The opponents of the bill are full of passionate intensity. The right, of course, is subsumed in rage and paranoia. Conservatives have been joined by fiery liberals like Howard Dean and a slew of left-wing blogs, denouncing the bill as a corporate giveaway and urging its defeat. The attitude closer to the center is more resignation and disappointment. (Frank Rich again: "Though the American left and right don't agree on much, they are both now coalescing around the suspicion that Obama's brilliant presidential campaign was as hollow as Tiger [Woods]'s public image.") The endorsements invariably have a defensive tone—the bill "has some imperfections but is worthy of support," concludes a New York Times editorial.
At some level, it is possible to understand the roots of liberal frustration. The machinery of Congress has ground away at the health care bill, as it does to almost any bill. But at a broader level, the liberal mood is insane. What has emerged from that machinery is not merely "better than nothing" or "a good start." It is the most significant American legislative triumph in at least four decades. Why can so few people see that?
Because it's easier to dream about the public option being passed through reconciliation, even though it's likely that was never even procedurally possible. It's satisfying to think about Dems forcing Republicans to filibuster, even though some moderate Dems and Lieberman were likely to have joined them.
Yes, single payer and the public option may seem better since so many other countries have variations on those themes, but these plans also have problems. Progressives ignore these realities or try to explain them away at every turn.
But don't listen to me. If you want a reason to support what's about to pass…look no further than the architect of the public option, who endorses the current legislation.
Chait sums it up…
The New Left rejection of "corporate liberalism" came at what we now regard as the historical apex of American liberalism. At the moment of another historical triumph, liberals are retreating from politics into languor, rage, and other incarnations of anti-politics. One day they may look back upon this time with longing.
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If you live in Malibu, it isn't uncommon to see actress and expecting mommy Kate Hudson…and she might even be hanging out with her ex-husband Chris Robinson with his new wife Allison Bridges and their one year-old daughter, Cheyenne.
Why? For the sake of Hudson and Robinson's son, Ryder. The 7 year-old is involved in baseball and both his parents can be seen cheering him on at practices and games.
Remaining close is important to 31 year-old Hudson. She says that her and her ex remain on very good terms since their divorce in 2007. "I don't regret that relationship because it gave me my son and, to this day, I have such a deep love for Chris. Just as it takes work to be in a relationship, so it takes work to not be in a relationship."
Hudson, who is expecting a child with Muse front man Matt Bellamy later this year, says she learned a lot by growing up in a very unconventional family.
Hudson was raised by her mom Goldie Hawn and stepfather Kurt Russell. She was only three when he came into her life. Hudson doesn't think marriage is necessary, and that "The most important thing for Ryder's life is love, happiness and honesty. I have the most unconventional family ever. My mom Goldie Hawn was married twice, and then she met my dad (Kurt) who was married before.
"I've got a brother and half-brothers and sisters, and we all have the most wonderful relationships. My mom and dad are around a lot we all live within seven blocks of each other. You can't go wrong if you're honest and your intention is to be happy."
Big family, healthy relationships, and a new baby on the way? Sounds like Kate has a lot to be happy about!
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Cambridge Healthtech Institute's inaugural conference on New Tools for Functional Epigenetics Screening focuses on the most innovative tools, assays, models and biomarkers that are being developed for screening a wide variety of DNA and histone modifications. Most of the work being done focuses on the screening of bromodomains, histone deacetylases, histone demethylases, histone methyltransferases, histone acetyl transferases and DNA methyl transferases for oncology indications.
Day 1 | Day 2 | Safety/Screening Brochure | Speaker Bios
Thursday, May 22
11:00 am Registration
12:50 pm Chairperson's Opening Remarks
Chair: Jatinder Singh, Ph.D., Principal Scientist, Drug Safety and Metabolism, AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals
1:00 Safety Considerations for Developing Epigenetic Drugs
Jatinder Singh, Ph.D., Principal Scientist, Drug Safety and Metabolism, AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals
Pharmacological modulators of epigenetic targets are being evaluated for the treatment of both oncology and non-oncology disease indications. This novel paradigm for drug development is associated with unique safety considerations such as transgenerational effects. These will be discussed in the context of current knowledge of epigenetic modulation. Practical recommendations for preclinical safety strategies for epigenetic drug discovery and development programs will be discussed.
1:30 3D Chromatin Organization as a Novel Indicator in Drug Safety Assessment
Jian Tajbakhsh, Ph.D., Program Leader, Translational Cytomics; Head, Chromatin Biology Laboratory, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Off-target global DNA demethylation by epigenetic drugs could lead to unwanted cryptic DNA methylation toxicity and carcinogenesis by influencing chromatin conformation, genome organization and gene expression programs. Utilizing high-content and high-throughput 3D image-cytometry of epigenetic marks, the higher-order chromatin organization can be used as an indicator for the causal assessment of global DNA demethylation and heterochromatin decondensation in drug-treated cells towards associated risks such as cytotoxicity and genomic instability.
2:00 High-Content Phenotypic Screening for Novel Inhibitors of Pathological Cardiac Hypertrophy
Brian G. Reid, Ph.D., Director, High Throughput and High Content Screening Core Facility; Research Assistant Professor, Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Colorado Denver
Cardiomyocyte hypertrophy is a hallmark of diastolic heart failure, also known as heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF). There are a host of cellular pathways that can contribute to pathological cardiac hypertrophy, including epigenetic influences such as HDAC activity. We have developed an in vitro high-content phenotypic assay for cardiomyocyte hypertrophy in primary myocytes that simultaneously monitors multiple phenotypic parameters in a pathway agnostic approach to the discovery of novel therapeutic strategies for the treatment of HFpEF.
2:30 Preclinical Safety Assessment of Epigenetic Drugs: A Practical Perspective
Paul Vancutsem, D.V.M., Ph.D., Senior Director, Toxicology and DMPK, Constellation Pharmaceuticals
Epigenetic mechanisms are`pivotal to the differentiation of cells during development and adulthood. Therefore, drugs developed in oncology and primary care to target these pathways challenge the toxicologist to re-examine accepted paradigms of risk assessment and management. This talk reviews known phenotypes associated with epigenetic imbalances and the timing of their occurence in the context of current guidelines, accepted preclinical study designs and common clinical precautions.
3:00 Refreshment Break in the Exhibit Hall with Poster Viewing
Chair: Paul Vancutsem, D.V.M., Ph.D., Senior Director, Toxicology and DMPK, Constellation Pharmaceuticals
3:45 A High Information Cell-based Assay Platform to Assess Synergistic Combinatorial Effects of the Potent and Selective EZH2 Inhibitor EPZ-6438 (E7438) in Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
Alejandra Raimondi, Associate Director, Lead Discovery Cell-based Assay Group, Epizyme Inc.
EZH2 is a histone methyltransferase implicated in many cancers and with misregulated enzyme activity in a subset of germinal center B cell non-Hodgkin lymphomas (NHL) that provides a clear and promising path for drug development. Results from our high-quality in vitro combination platform performed in mutant bearing EZH2 cells have shown that the single agent activity of our development candidate EPZ-6438 was strongly enhanced when combined with all components of the CHOP chemotherapy regimen. Interestingly the synergistic effect observed with glucocorticoid receptor agonists, prednisolone and dexamethasone, extended to cell lines with wild type EZH2.
4:15 Interrogating the Bromodomain Family through Chemical Biology
Laura Zawadzke, Ph.D., Principal Research Scientist, Constellation Pharmaceuticals
Readers of histone acetylation include the bromodomain family. Proteins which contain bromodomains often include other reader domains or chromatin-modifying enzyme functions. It is hypothesized that selective inhibitors of bromodomains will find utility in not only basic research of this emerging protein/protein interactions class, but also towards disease amelioration. This talk describes a biochemical approach taken by a Constellation and Genentech collaboration towards identifying selective small molecule inhibitors as probe molecules. Through a platform screening approach, potent and selective bromodomain probes have been identified.4:45 High-Throughput Assays for Readers and Writers of Histone Methylation
Brandi M. Baughman, Ph.D., Postdoctoral Research Associate, Center for Integrative Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Readers and writers of histone methylation are important regulators of cellular differentiation and development and are increasingly being implicated in numerous disease states. Small molecules that disrupt interactions between these regulators and chromatin would enable a systematic study of histone regulators and could potentially reveal novel targets for drug discovery. Our group implements several high-throughput assays for screening small molecule modulators of histone methylation. These assays span various technologies to target both readers and writers of histone methylation.
5:15 Kinetic Characterization of Inhibition of Histone Deacetylase by Isoform Specific Inhibitors
Yan-Ling Zhang Ph.D., Director, In Vitro Pharmacology Therapeutics Platform, Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research, Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT
Histone deacetylases (HDACs) play a critical role in the modulation of chromatin topology and the regulation of gene transcription. Deregulation of their activity has been implicated in many diseases including cancer, diabetes and psychiatric disorders. Significant efforts have been made to identify selective HDAC inhibitors with unique inhibition kinetics to understand the requirements for on‐target efficacy and mitigate side effect. A highly quantitative microfluidic capillary electrophoresis assay was developed to characterize inhibition kinetics and selectivity of newly developed HDAC inhibitors.
5:45 Q&A with Session Speakers
6:15 Close of Day
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More Democratic Congress still a house divided
WASHINGTON The new Congress will be slightly more Democratic and more female though House Republicans still hold a majority large enough to confront and confound President Barack Obama as the nation grapples with a slow-moving economic recovery and record deficits.
Senate Democrats, once scrambling to save vulnerable incumbents and their tenuous numerical advantage, surprisingly gained a net of two seats as undecided races were settled Wednesday. The final results gave women a high-water mark of 20 in the 100-member chamber as Hawaii's Mazie Hirono, Nebraska's Deb Fischer, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota were elected to join 15 returning female senators.
"I think what women bring to our Senate is a reality that voters across the country understand and reflect," said Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., who chaired her party's campaign committee. "When they see women speaking, there are people who say, `I understand that.'"
In Montana, Democratic Sen. Jon Tester turned back a challenge from Republican Rep. Denny Rehberg when the vote count wrapped up Wednesday. In North Dakota's open race, GOP candidate Rep. Rick Berg conceded to Heitkamp, the former state attorney general.
Democrats will hold 53 seats to 45 for the Republicans, with the certainty that Vermont independent Bernie Sanders will align with the Democrats and the expectation that Maine independent Angus King will do the same to give Democrats an effective 55-45 majority. King said he could make a decision as early as next week when he heads to Washington. He received a congratulatory call from Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., but said he never heard from the Republican leadership.
In the House, Republicans will have a smaller majority but not so small that it impacts their ability to control the chamber's agenda and challenge Obama and Senate Democrats.
"The message I got is Americans don't want a runaway Congress and administration," said Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore., who is expected to head his party's campaign committee next year. "If they wanted one-party control, they could have done that this election cycle. They didn't do that."
With only a smattering of House races still undecided, Republicans had won 233 seats, were assured of another after a December runoff between two Louisiana Republicans and led in an Arizona contest. That's well more than the 218 needed to control the chamber, but less than the 242 seats they hold in the current Congress, including two seats vacated by GOP lawmakers.
Months of campaigning and millions of dollars spending left Washington with the same lineup: a Democratic president and a divided Congress. Lawmakers spoke hopefully about bridging the divide and tackling issues such as immigration, but divisions within their ranks, a still formidable tea party presence and even the next round of congressional races could undercut any agenda.
The rancor of the legislative session and the campaign clearly still lingered.
"I will do everything within my power to be as conciliatory as possible," Reid told reporters at a Capitol Hill news conference. "But I want everyone to also understand, you can't push us around."
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., who had said his goal was to make Obama a one-term president, said Republicans will cooperate with the president. "To the extent he wants to move to the political center, which is where the work gets done in a divided government, we'll be there to meet him half way," McConnell said.
Congress can't wait until January to deal with the so-called fiscal cliff of expiring Bush-era tax cuts and automatic spending reductions to defense and domestic programs. If unresolved, economists warn that the double financial hit could plunge the nation into another recession.


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The Jackson County Sheriff's Department contacted "A Child Is Missing," and automated calls went out to a thousand homes in the Hanover Township area where the kids are from.
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A suite of 11 original lithographs and one original serigraph by : Eugene Berman, Alexander Calder, Marc Chagall, Viera da Silva, Adolph Gottlieb, Wifredo Lam, Jacques, Lipchitz, Andre' Masson, Joan Miro, Robert Mothewell, Edouard Pignon, Fritz Wotruba.
Elephant Folio (28.880" x 21.880" x 1.500" in). Limited in 300 copies, of which our copy is one of 250 regular edition numbered from 1 to 250. Loose as issued, in the original blue cloth box secured in one side by two metal clasps, title in gold on the front and spine. Inside the 12 prints are each preserved in an Arches paper folder with the artist name printed on the front. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist, except for the Chagall print that is only numbered, as same of the Deluxe edition.
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POESIE DE MOTS INCONNUS By Iliazd (Ilia Zdanevich) Paris, Le Degré 41, 1949.
One of 157 copies signed by Iliaz, sur papier Isle de France. Unfolded in artistic binder by Alix, complete of chemise and slipcase. One of the most famous art collections by Iliazd, involving more than forty poets and artists. This work is a an anthology of Dada and Futurists texts published and unpublished between 1910 and 1948, created by the originators of sound, visual and concrete poetry. Each poem accompanied by an illustration, both blended in a striking typographic layout.
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Autumn Chameleonsby Eric Fan
Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
Legend has it a pair of enchanted trees in the shape of two chameleons grow high atop an isolated mountain in the southern region of China, their colors changing brightly with the seasons. Only one old sage is said to have ever made the journey and set eyes upon the magical trees. After his death, when others attempted to follow his map, they were unable to find the trees, and so they slipped into legend.
A collaboration with my brother, Terry Fan, based upon an idea by our nephew, Napoleon.
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Underwear Bomber Puts Kibosh on Kids Booktoddler-times
Even bestselling children's book author Robert Munsch is no match for the terrorists. Munsch was working on a book about a little girl who snuck her favorite dolls onto an airplane when the so-called underwear bomber snuck explosives onto a Christmas Day flight.
Suddenly Munsch's book deal may be blown apart.
Scholastic's Canadian arm told the Toronto Star this week that they've delayed printing the book from the author of Love You Forever. Munsch told the paper the publisher called him up in a panic over the logistics – smuggling anything onto a plane now seems nearly impossible, or at least parents hope it is.
The issue won't hurt Munsch's career any – he's sold millions of copies of Love You Forever and written dozens more books. Not scheduled to be published until late next year, the airplane story hadn't even been provided to an illustrator.
As I see it, there are two ways parents can take the reaction – either publishers of children's fare are over-reacting or they're answering the question of how to keep children's books relevant.
To be fair, a vast amount of kids books are based on flights of fancy – kids aren't expected to take everything in them as literal (when's the last time you saw a goose in boots, for example?). In putting the kibosh on the book, it's almost as though parents can't be trusted to explain to their kids that this is a story, not real life. While we present most stories as "don't try this at home," we're being told this one is too important to leave room for interpretation.
On the other hand, is this issue too important? Kids are being treated like common criminals for everything from showing up with Play-Doh (gaaah) to having the wrong name. A kid who tries to follow their favorite children's book and tote Dolly onto a plane could be facing some serious repercusions.
Do you think Scholastic is making the right move?
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text: Japanese superbike maker, Kawasaki, has started scaling up its motorcycle component sourcing from India. The company has set a target of sourcing R25 crore worth of components from India for 2014 and is more than doubling it to cross R60 crore by 2016. Indian Kawasaki Motors (IKM), the 100 % subsidiary of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, set up the Indian subsidiary in July 2010, with a facility at the Bajaj Auto premises in Akurdi, to manufacture and market motorcyles as well as to export Indian parts. Shigeto Nishikawa, deputy MD, IKM, said the company has started exporting from India into Japan and Thailand. Kawasaki is exporting metres, blinkers, lamps and suspension systems to start with, he said. Kawasaki has a capacity to make more than five lakh bikes across the world 80,000 units in Japan, 2,50,000 units in Thailand, 1,50,000 units in Indonesia, 1,00,000 units in Philippines and 20,000 units in Brazil. In India, Kawasaki has capacity to assemble 5,000 units. The companys annual sales was at 4,50,000 units, with the majority of the bikes going into the Asean markets. Kawasaki is also selling Bajaj Autos Pulsar 200 bikes in Philippines and Indonesia. Last year we have had a positive rise in these sales and increase in quality of the product, Nishikawa said. Kawasaki sold around 1,00,000 Pulsars in Philippines and 20,000 units in Indonesia in a collaboration with Bajaj Auto.


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This week is like no other for elementary, middle and high school students in Florida. April 16th is the first day of the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test, better known at the FCAT.
Students take the FCAT every spring but, this year's assessment test is the FCAT 2.0, which was used last year as well. Administrators say it'll carry tougher standards than the original FCAT.
The tests are used to help determine a child's progress in school.
Watch our live interview with Scotty Crowe, the Curriculum Director for Leon County Schools in the video player above.
A failing grade can affect students in a number of ways. Third-grade students who fail can be retained. Failing grades can also force students to take remedial math or reading classes and eventually keep students from graduating high school.
A 10th grade student must pass the reading portion of the FCAT to graduate, but they get two chances to pass in 11th grade and two more opportunities senior year.
Many concerns have always surrounded the FCAT. Eyewitness News will take a look at those concerns later this evening.
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Lew H. Woolfrey Sr.
CORNELIUS – Lew H. Woolfrey Sr., died April 4, 2014.
He was born to Patricia Woolfrey and the late James H. Woolfrey.
Woolfrey owned an electrical contracting business in Massachusetts and worked as a fishing guide in North Carolina.
He was preceded in death by his brother, James H. Woolfrey Jr.
Survivors include his mother; wife, Ann Marie Woolfrey; sons, Lew Jr., and Brian Woolfrey; brothers, Curtis Woolfrey and wife, Nancy, and Gordon Woolfrey; sister, Marsha Corwin; and two grandchildren.
Memorial services were held privately.
Memorials may be made to Autism Society of America, www.autism-society.org.
Condolences: James Funeral Home, www.jamesfuneralhomelkn.com.
Betty Jean Lackey Sigmon
MOUNT MOURNE – Betty Jean Lackey Sigmon, 83 died April 4, 2014, at Gordon Hospice House.
She was born May 19, 1930, in Alexander County, to the late Clarence and Grace Lackey.
Sigmon ran the Coffee Cup Restaurant in Davidson for more than 30 years and Beacon Sweets for more than 10 years before retiring.
Survivors included her sons, Buddy Sigmon and wife, Brenda; daughter, Pam Williams and husband, Glenn, and James Clark; sister, Bonnie Johnson; five grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
A memorial service was held April 6 at Cavin-Cook Funeral Home.
Memorials may be made to Gordon Hospice House, 2341 Simonton Road, Statesville, NC 28625.
Condolences: Cavin-Cook Funeral Home, www.cavin-cook.com.
Sonja Elaine Bakke Krummel
DAVIDSON – Sonja Elaine Bakke Krummel, 85, April 3, 2014, at The Pines.
She was born Aug. 19, 1928, in Chicago, Ill., to the late Jens W. Bakke and Aagot Hansen Bakke.
Krummel retired as a school librarian for the International School of Geneva, La Chataigneraie in Founex, Switzerland.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Carl F. Krummel.
Survivors include her daughters, Wendy Ikoku and husband, Noel, and Sharon Krummel; son, Jens Krummel; brother, Jens Reidar Bakke and wife, Marion; and three grandchildren.
A memorial service was held April 6 at Davidson Friends Meeting.
Memorials may be made to Davidson Friends Meeting, 625 South St., Davidson, NC 28036; or Hospice of Lake Norman, 705 Griffith St., Suite 203, Davidson, NC 28036
Condolences: Raymer-Kepner Funeral Home, www.raymerfh.com.
Julia Theresa Maziarz Pliska
HUNTERSVILLE – Julia Theresa Maziarz Pliska, 95, died April 2, 2014.
She was born Sept. 1, 1918, in Utica, N.Y., to the late Martin and Sofia Trestka Maziarz.
She was preceded in by her husband, John Joseph Pliska; son, Kenneth; two sisters; and one brother.
Survivors include her sons, James Pliska and wife, Ann of Huntersville, and John Pliska and wife, Taki; brother, John Maziarz; daughter in law, Maquerite Pliska; eight grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held April 4 at St. Mark Catholic Church.
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Lake Norman, 705 Griffith St., #203, Davidson, NC 28036.
Condolences: Raymer-Kepner Funeral Home, www.raymerfh.com.
Cecelia Binchi Loder
HUNTERSVILLE – Cecelia Binchi Loder, 92, died April 1, 2014, at her home.
She was born Dec. 11, 1921, in Bergen County, N.J., to the late John and Oda Binchi.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Dallas; and daughter, Patricia.
Survivors include her son, Lawrence Loder; daughters, Barbara Patrick and husband, Gary, and Cathy Donohue and husband, Dennis of Huntersville; and four grandchildren,
A memorial service was held April 4 at James Funeral Home.
Memorials may be made to the donor's local humane society.
Condolences: James Funeral Home, www.jamesfuneralhomelkn.com.
Gideon Matthew Furlough
HUNTERSVILLE – Infant Gideon Matthew Furlough, died March 31, 2014, at Novant Health-Huntersville.
He was born to David and Maria Furlough.
A memorial service was held April 6 at Lake Forest Church.
Condolences: James Funeral Home, www.jamesfuneralhomelkn.com.


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In light of the passing of Philip Seymour Hoffman, talk of box office seems a bit superficial at this point, so we'll keep things a bit brief.
Super Bowl weekend generally isn't considered a hot one, so no surprise that business was a bit muted. Audiences stuck with what they knew, awarding "Ride Along" the top spot for the third week in a row, with the movie now in striking distance of $100 million domestic. Speaking of which, "The Wolf Of Wall Street" hung on top ten just enough to cross $100 million, making it the fourth film in Martin Scorsese's career to do so. Also leaping into that territory is "Lone Survivor" which added slightly over 120 theaters this weekend.
Meanwhile, the newcomers to the chart didn't fare so well. "That Awkward Moment" awkwardly opened at number three, behind "Ride Along" and "Frozen." The Disney animated movie is continuing to power along, with a total right now of over $360 million domestic, another $500 million in change internationally, with the big one billion looking very likely.
Jason Reitman's peach pie drama "Labor Day" baked rather unremarkably in seventh place. Opening on over 2,500 screens, the movie took in a rather slim $5.3 million. Full chart below.
1. Ride Along $12.3 million ($92.7 mil)
2. Frozen $9.3 million ($360 mil.)
3. That Awkward Moment $9 million
4. The Nut Job $7.6 million ($50.2 mil.)
5. Lone Survivor $7.1 million ($104.8 mil)
6. Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit $5.4 million ($38.9 mil.)
7. Labor Day $5.3 million
8. American Hustle $4.3 million ($133.6 mil.)
9. The Wolf Of Wall Street $3.5 million ($104 mil.)
10. I, Frankenstein $3.5 million ($14.4 mil.)


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Thoroughly updated and revised, the third edition of The Gendered Society explores current thinking about gender, both inside academia and in our everyday lives. Michael S. Kimmel challenges the claim that gender is limited to women's experiences--his compelling and balanced study of gender includes both masculine and feminine perspectives. Part 1 examines the latest work in biology, anthropology, psychology, and sociology; Part 2 provides an original analysis of the gendered worlds of family, education, and work; and Part 3 explores gender interactions, including friendship and love, sexuality, and violence. Kimmel makes three bold and persuasive statements about gender. First, he demonstrates that gender differences are often extremely exaggerated; in fact, he argues that men and women have much more in common than we think they do. Kimmel also challenges the pop psychologists who suggest that gender difference is the cause of inequality between the sexes; instead, he reveals that the reverse is true--gender inequality itself is the cause of the differences between men and women. Finally, he illustrates that gender is not merely an element of individual identity, but a socially constructed institutional phenomenon. A new chapter on media examines the portrayal of gender in one of the most powerful--and provocative--social institutions. Of particular interest to students, Kimmel's analysis of this dynamic, image-driven industry makes the study of gender relevant in an immediate and tangible way. Essential reading for both students and scholars, The Gendered Society is an authoritative, incisive, and lively statement about contemporary gender relations from one of the country's foremost thinkers on the subject. Kimmel's companion text, The Gendered Society Reader, Third Edition (OUP, 2008), provides a perfect complement for classroom use.
Author Biography
Michael S. Kimmel is Professor of Sociology at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. He is author of Manhood in America: A Cultural History, Second Edition (2006); coeditor, with Rebecca F. Plante, of Sexualities: Identities, Behaviors, and Society (OUP, 2005); and coeditor, with Michael A. Messner, of Men's Lives, Sixth Edition (2003).
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|Explanations of Gender
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|Spanning the World: Culture Constructs Gender Difference
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|"So, That Explains It": Psychoanalytic and Developmental Perspectives on Gender
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|The Social Construction of Gender Relations
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|Gendered Identities, Gendered Institutions
|The Gendered Family
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|The Gendered Classroom
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|Separate and Unequal: The Gendered World of Work
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|Gendered Interactions
|The Gendered Media
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|Gendered Intimacies: Friendship and Love
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|The Gendered Body
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|The Gender of Violence
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|Epilogue: "A Degendered Society"?
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|p. 345
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So life with a baby starts. And some time goes by. Suddenly, your (my) baby is two months old. And while you (I) said that there was no way that you'd become that parent – the one that you can tell is a total MOM from a mile away – you find that…you were wrong. You are TOTALLY that mom. And here's how to figure it out:
1. You realize that you've started referring to yourself as "mommy" all the time. Like – even when you're not talking to your child. And you catch your husband doing the same thing to himself.
2. Your conversations suddenly revolve around dirty diapers: how many, what kind, how much…I really did used to have normal, adult conversations. They just ended about two months ago.
3. Your morning no longer consists of watching the news and drinking coffee while checking your email. Now you're a multitasking fiend: feeding the baby, making coffee, boiling bottles, changing the laundry, changing the baby, letting the dog out, cleaning the living room…and it doesn't stop all.day.long.
4. You have spit up on your shirt. Since you're not leaving the house, you don't care – because changing your shirt would just mean more laundry.
5. Every.single.picture on your phone is of a small child. And you don't feel bad, because every.single.picture is absolutely freaking adorable.
6. You can totally tune out a screaming child at the store – when before, this would have made your ears bleed. And when you cart past the parent of said screaming child, you just smile in solidarity.
7. When decorating your house, your first concern is whether or not a mobile baby will be able to maneuver around that piece of furniture.
8. Speaking of furniture, you buy pieces based on how well you'll be able to get stains out of them. And with that – I'm so glad our couch is scotch guarded. And I feel like such a grown up for saying that.
9. Instead of something hip and cool like something by Jason Aldean, you get the Elmo's World theme song stuck in your head for extended periods of time. To the point where you catch yourself humming it around the house.
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Basically…turning into this kind of parent is kind of unavoidable. Because you want to be a good mom. So suddenly being a mom just kind of encompasses your life! And I've come to realize that just because I can quote Sesame Street and am completely obsessed with pictures of my child's feet doesn't mean that I can't still be my own person or have a sense of style. In fact, I think that it really forces you to figure out where you stand in life – from what values you want to teach your kid(s) to what's really important to your family. Tell me: how did YOU first know that you were THAT parent – the one you said you'd never become?


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Stanford, Calif. -- The ninth-ranked Stanford softball team (34-11, 3-8 Pac-10) lost its second consecutive game to 23rd-ranked Oregon (29-17, 4-6 Pac-10) 3-2 today at the Stanford Softball Complex. The Cardinal led 2-0 after four innings of play, but the Ducks scored twice in the fifth and once in the seventh inning to secure the win.
Stanford freshman P Dana Sorensen (San Diego, CA/Scripps Ranch HS) pitched her eighth complete game of the season, but suffered the loss to drop to 17-6 for the year. Sorensen, who tied her third highest strikeout total of the season with seven against the Ducks, allowed only two earned runs in the contest, while limiting Oregon to seven hits and two bases on balls.
Stanford started the scoring in the bottom of the third inning, when they scored two-runs on three hits off Oregon P Andrea Vidlund. After junior OF Ramona Shelburne (West Hills, CA/El Camino Real HS) struckout to begin the inning,, sophomore SS Robin Walker (La Palma, CA/Mater Dei HS) singled and advanced to second on a hit by sophomore All-America OF Jessica Mendoza (Camarillo, CA/Camarillo HS), who extended her hit streak to eight games. Walker scored on sophomore 1B Sarah Beeson's (Tucson, AZ/Canyon Del Oro HS) single. Mendoza and Beeson advanced to third and second bases, respectively, on Oregon's attempt to throw Walker out at home. That setup senior C Kellie Wiginton's (Fresno, CA/Bullard HS) one-out sacrifice fly to left field which drove in Mendoza.
The Cardinal remained in control of the game until the fifth inning, when the Ducks took advantage of two Cardinal errors to tie the score. Andrea Vidlund led off the inning with a single and advanced to third base on a ball bunted by teammate Holly Ray. Sorensen field Ray's bunt and threw it to first base where freshman 2B Maureen LeCocq (Woodland Hills, CA/Chaminade Prep) was covering and mishandled the ball. Vidlund then scored on a Andrea Gustafson single, which also advanced Ray to third. Oregon tied the score when Gustafson stole second base and the throw from Wiginton went into center field, allowing Ray to reach the plate.
For the game, Stanford left seven runners on base, including runners in scoring position in the sixth and seventh innings.
Oregon scored the go-ahead run in the top 0f the seventh inning on three consecutive one-out singles.
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Monday morning reads are right below. Go read and be successful. Enjoy!
- Planning Your Way for a More Productive-Inducing Office @ Productivity Goal.
- So What Are the Rules For Dismissing Incompetent Employees? @ Daily Biz Solutions.
- Pay Attention! Attention to Details Will Set Your Business Apart @ Freelance Folder.
- 10 Quick Tips for Building a Business Online @ Copyblogger.
- Happiness and the End of the Working Week @ Put Things Off.
- What Are You Saying Between the Lines? @ Chris Garrett on New Media.
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Kelly Rowland: "Classy" Simon Cowell Will Be "a Great Father"
New X Factor judge Kelly Rowland wants to keep her job is standing by her fellow judge/boss Simon Cowell.
Kelly and the judges — including the other newbie, Paulina Rubio — answered questions Thursday at the Television Critics Association meeting. They wanted to talk about X-Factor Season 3, which premieres September 11, but of course they were also asked to respond to the week's big bombshell: that Simon had gotten his friend's wife pregnant.
Demi Lovato stayed out of it, just saying (via People), "There's no reason for me to talk about his personal life, and I'm here to talk about the show." Paulina also just said the gossip is part of life, and Simon didn't tell her anything about the news yet, "but I will support him if it is true."
Kelly, on the other hand, praised Simon and showed optimism for his future as a dad. "I think that Simon has always been a very classy guy, he's always been a very respected guy, and he's going to be a great father."
She gets points for loyalty, but Demi wins the day in terms of what Simon would probably want them to say. No comment! Stay on point! He had his own brief words on the subject at the TCAs panel, basically saying he would love to speak out but he can't at this point because he has to "respect a lot of people's feelings right now."
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Description of government structure:
- Chief of State: President Blaise COMPAORE
- Head of Government: Prime Minister Ernest Paramanga YONLI
- Assembly: Burkina Faso has a unicameral National Assembly (Assemblee Nationale) with 111 seats.
Description of electoral system:
- The President is elected by popular vote to serve a 5-year term.
- In the National Assembly (Assemblee Nationale) 111 members are elected by popular vote to serve 5-year terms.
Main Candidates in the Presidential race:
- Blaise COMPAORE
Party: Congress for Democracy and Progress (CDP)
- Bénéwendé Stanislas SANKARA
Party: Unionb for Rebirth / Sankarist Movement / (UNIR / MS)
- Laurent BADO
Party: Party for National Rebirth / (PAREN)
- Philippe OUEDRAOGO
Party: Party for Social Democracy / (PDS)
- Ram OUEDRAOGO
Party: Rally of the Ecologists of Burkina (RDEB) / Rassemblement des Eologistes du Burkina
- Ali LANKOANDE
Party: Party for Democracy and Progress / PDP/PS
- Norbert Michel TIENDREBEOGO
Party: Front of Social Forces / Front des forces sociales (FFS)
- Soumane TOURE
Party: African Independence Party / Parti Africain de l'Indépendance (PAI)
- Gilbert BOUDA
Party: Parti burkinabe pour la refondation (PBR)
- Pargui Emile PARE
Party: Socialist Alliance / Alliance socialiste (AS)
- Hermann YAMEOGO
Party: National Union for Democracy and Development (UNDD)
- Toubè Clément DAKIO
Party: Independent Candidate
- Nayabtigungu Congo KABORE
Party: Movement for Tolerance and Progress / Mouvement pour la Tolérance et le Progrès (MTP)
Last Presidential election:
- Presidential elections were last held on November 15, 1998. Blaise COMPAORE was reelected president with 87.5% percent of the vote.
Population and number of registered voters:
- Population: 13,925,313 (July 2005 est.)
- Registered Voters: 3,924,328 (November 2005 )