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Canmore artists invite public in for the weekend
Canmore's artists and artisans will once again open their doors to the public for a studio and gallery tour this weekend.
Black bear struck, killed on TCH
An adult male black bear was the latest to meet its end on the Trans-Canada Highway Thursday morning.
Canmore Skating Club to host elite skaters
The Canmore Skating Club will be holding its fall invitational this weekend.
Bear cub killed on highway
A bear cub was killed on the highway early Monday morning, after its mother had been struck only a few days earlier.
Biathlon settles summer champs
The snow has yet to return, but biathletes hit the Canmore Nordic Centre over the weekend to prepare for the coming season.
Body of missing Montreal man found
As the search for Ralph Greenaway continues, search parties discovered the body of another missing man on Mount Rundle.
Roller Derby looking for Fresh Meat
Bow Valley Roller Derby is looking for some new skaters.
Smith, Mueller tops in Five Peaks
Crazy weather made for some equally crazy conditions at the Canmore Nordic Centre over the weekend.
Careful where you tread; elk rut season in valley
Officials are urging extra caution around the Bow Valley's elk population as the annual rut season begins.
ID9 councillor honoured for 22 years of service
A longstanding councillor received some well-deserved recognition on Thursday.
artsPeak showcases local talent
A range of local talent is set to kick off a weekend of art as the artsPeak Performance Showcase runs at the Canmore's Miner's Uniion Hall.
Bow Valley Chorus begins 15th year
Following up on a successful season last year, the Bow Valley Chorus will soon begin rehearsing for a new season of songs.
Conservation through art
The Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative is bringing the remote Flathead River Valley region of British Columbia to art exhibits in the valley.
Hockey Bears take to the ice
The Banff Bears open their Heritage Junior Hockey League season this coming weekend.
Scots spurn independence
Scotland spurned independence in a historic referendum that threatened to rip the United Kingdom apart, sow financial turmoil and diminish Britain's remaining global clout.
NASA spacecraft approaches Mars
A NASA spacecraft designed to investigate how Mars lost its water is expected to put itself into orbit around the Red Planet on Sunday after a 10-month journey.

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The decision came on the 20th anniversary of the killing of a Castleton school janitor by Charles Crannell, now 70 and serving a life sentence in a Kentucky prison. The decision was in response to an appeal filed by Crannell, who argued he was entitled to a lawyer provided by the state because his conviction predated a 2004 law that forbids attorneys from filing ''frivolous'' legal cases.


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French Lentil Soup and Life is sure changing fast!
It's windy day with a hint of spring in the air; a perfect day for French Lentil Soup soup! I have to take all of the opportunity I can get to eat soup before summer comes! I'm staying at my old house while my X is out of town and cooking for both of my kids. I can't believe how much our lives are going to change in the next several months!
My oldest son is off to Alaska for the summer where he will be playing music for a tourist company. My younger son will graduate high school in June and will be off to college in the fall and I will be selling a good portion of my stuff, putting the rest in storage and I'll be off on my Cross Country Road Trip! I am excited, scared and sometimes, downright freaked out that I am doing this!
This week will be very special to me since it may be the last time the three of us (and my dog) are together for this amount of time. I love my boys and it seems like yesterday they were babies.
(My dog will be staying with my X while I do this. We share custody of her as it is)
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Thanks for the recipe! I just bought lentils and wasn't sure what to make with them!ReplyDelete
I know what you mean. I now have 2 graduates and a 16 year old that are spreading their wings. I feel like a young mom again as I no longer have my helpers :-)ReplyDelete
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Justin Masterson had another rough outing and the Tribe's bats couldn't get anything going against Jarrod Parker Sunday afternoon as the Athletics completed a three-game sweep with a 7-0 shutout of Cleveland. The loss was the team's fifth straight as the Indians fell to 54-67 and slipped into fourth place in the AL Central.
After a couple frames of mutual shutout ball, Oakland opened the scoring in the bottom of the third. Masterson beaned shortstop Cliff Pennington to start the inning. Jemile Weeks bunted him to second, and former Indian Coco Crisp delivered with an RBI single to put the A's on the board. Brandon Moss' two-out solo home run in the bottom of fourth then made it a 2-0 game.
Things really got out of hand in the bottom of the fifth. Pennington and Weeks led off the inning with back-to-back singles to put two on with nobody out for Crisp, who came through with a three-run homer—it took only three pitches for the A's to put a three-spot on the scoreboard. The Athletics then got a pair of insurance runs in the sixth as Weeks knocked Masterson out of the game with an RBI double and Crisp welcomed reliever Esmil Rogers with a run-scoring base hit.
And that was all she wrote. Parker held the Indians scoreless through eight innings and Ryan Cook threw a perfect ninth as the A's cruised to a 7-0 win and the series sweep.
Source: FanGraphs
The Good: Shin-Soo Choo and Casey Kotchman both went 2-for-4. And for all the talk about Chris Perez' alleged inability to pitch in non-save situations, he threw a perfect eighth inning and got a strikeout.
The Bad: Basically everything else about this game. Let's start with the pitching: Justin Masterson didn't have it at all. He got roughed up for seven runs (all earned) on nine hits, including two home runs. He struck out five in 5.2 innings pitched, which is a good sign, though he also allowed a walk and hit a batter.
Then there's the offense. Jarrod Parker is a good pitcher with a lot of talent, but he's prone to allowing free passes and he's got a strikeout-to-walk ratio of under two. In other words, the Tribe basically got dominated by a pitcher who isn't that dominating.
The "Huh?": Oakland starters Bartolo Colon and Jarrod Parker held the Indians to a combined one run in 16 innings pitched this weekend despite striking out only five batters. It's one thing to get blown away by a great pitching staff, but how are the Indians so struggling to score against starters who haven't been finding strike three?
Interesting Tidbit: The Oakland A's just have Justin Masterson's number. He's now 1-4 with a 6.89 ERA in nine games against the Athletics in his career. The only team against whom he's allowed a worse ERA is the Tampa Bay Rays (7.74 in 13 outings).
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|That coating they put on the canning lids now...
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Seems to me it's a fairly recent addition to the design. I have older lids that don't have that coating.
Just wondering, what with the latest news and all.
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|I know we have had numerous previous discussions about this but those discussions are mixed in all the 'lids' and the 'Tattler' discussions so are difficult to pull up separately.
So from what I can recall: 1) most, including me, aren't concerned as the food has little if any contact with the lid itself anyway, 2) not all lids have the BPA coating. There are generics that are listed as BPA free and of course the Tattler lids. 3) Then there is the "better BPA than the molds and rust that grew on the old ones" belief, and 4) then there are the "if not this, then something else is going to get you anyway so give up eating and breathing" discussions. (Currently one on the Tomatoes forum here.)
So we each have to make our own choice. If it is a real concern to you, the options currently are to switch to Tattler lids (or other BPA free lids) or to Weck type jars. Good article on the issue linked below.
Here is a link that might be useful: Article: BPA in Canning Lids
|My understanding is that the BPA is INSIDE the lid, between layers. It's there because some acidic foods will otherwise eat away at the lids, causing safety issues. Because it's not on the part of the lid that the food touches, I'm not very concerned.
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|I would personally avoid it and any other plastics for that matter.. But this is coming from a man who doesn't cook his food... I won't even use metal water bottles, still leaches copper and who know what... Let alone cooking pans... Oh boy, scary... Dont live in fear. What's scary is not knowing why you are eating. At least your canning your own instead of buying the stores garbage... Your doing better than most people, good job.. Personally I try to only eat raw foods, fruits and vege... Hope this helps
|The Tattler lids emit formaldehyde if the temp. is high enough. Ball was supposed to do away with the BPA. It is only the white coated lids, not the metal ones.
I order bulk lids from Lehmans and use them.
|I hadn't heard that BPA is only with the white coated lids - in fact, I've never even seen white coated canning lids!
- Posted by jackieblue (My Page) on Mon, May 27, 13 at 23:01
|Jarden (Ball and Kerr) started distributing BPA free lids in January 2013. Apparently there is a code stamped on the box by the flag for the early released boxes, and they will start labeling the boxes as BPA free this summer. I was at Lowes yesterday and noticed they had a package of the wide mouth pints marked as BPA free. The coating is still whitish but not as much as the old ones which contained BPA.
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Robert has just returned from Dubai whereupon he reconnected with the GEMS Modern Academy. Just in time for World Environment Day, the Buccaneers reaffirmed their commitment to Antarctica following the recent 2014 International Antarctic Expedition. Robert discussed the Buccaneers progress with launching 'PAPER': Project to Actively Preserve Environmental Resources. The Buccaneers outlined a few components to their long-term action plan:
- Conducting regular collection drives: paper, plastic and ink cartridges campus wide.
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- Disconnect to connect: Unplugging devices from sockets, when not in use. As a subset of the energy efficiency program, this will help students realize exactly how much energy is wasted without being aware.
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2 bank stocks with plenty of upside
If you want to be long financials, these shares have room to run.
Performance envy?
After a day like Monday, plenty of people are way out of position versus the averages and frantically grabbing anything that moves. One look at Citigroup (C) and Bank of America (BAC) tells you that. They have gone from being pariahs to being darlings. They are both well behind the group, and even though Bank of America is up hugely this year, almost double, it remains deeply depressed versus its old levels.
I point these two out because if you decided that you wanted to be long the financials, you can buy a million shares of either right on the line.
To review, Citigroup had just had a terrific quarter when they canned Vikram Pandit. I have been back and forth with a half-dozen very in-the-know people in the last five days and they simply didn't see it coming. The combination of a return to worldwide growth and the heavy-handed cuts that were made both domestic and international should make for an even better quarter and I have to believe that what is still stuck in Citi Holdings has really come back.
Bank of America is all about loss-stemming and how much money would be available if it simply didn't have to worry about any more lawsuits. You put an end to those and you will see this stock trade higher still.
The same goes for homebuilders. We got research last week that talked about how the homebuilders would be the hardest hit stocks when we go over the fiscal cliff. So, once again, even though the comparisons should be very good next year and the group's coming out of recession with a vengeance, the shorts came back and the longs fled.
Now they are rebuilding positions.
In every case I would tell you there is a better day to buy, but unless we get a definitive breakdown in fiscal-cliff talks, you have to believe that these stocks will be the ones that people come back to if they are worried about underperforming their peers.
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next time up - I agree with you 100%. It's the darned high unemployment that is keeping a lid on everything and distorting things. Never before have we had such high unemployment for so long. No job = no money to spend on stuff = deflation. Obama thinks he can "socialize" his way to prosperity & Bernanke thinks he can "print" his way to prosperity. They're both pushing a string up a hill. The insanity continues.
I should based all my stock tips to others, on what I'm selling...
For a while I would only sell 30-50% of a postion, on my wife's recommendation...
For the most part she knows nothing about investing in Wall Street...Doesn't care, just thinks it's a "latent, gambling habit.".....She is somewhat correct....Pulling the handle or pushing the button on a limit order, can sometimes be a rush...I concede.
In the past, dumping "all positions" on what I considered good information and bad fundamentals has come back to haunt me occassionally...Sometimes with the equity appreciating 5% in days.
Such what has happened once again recently...
Selling all positions on 3 different orders of Boyd (BYD) Gaming only to have it gain about 15-16% within 10 days of the sale....No good reasons...Gaming is at an all time low, especially on East Coast/Jersey...Stock Scouter on MSN rates a 2 out of 10 and a "moderate sell" ... And revenues and profits have not met expectations...Still it has went up.
So the next time I decide to sell, maybe I can possibily help others...??
Same happend a while back with SirriusXM(SIRI), but I sold several blocks of a few thousand and it has since went up about 20%, but not to cry over spilt milk, because we had done quite well on it.
And we seldom deal with many low priced equities because of volitility....And day traders.
But like the slot machines and roulette wheels...You have to have a rush, once in awhile.
Snap out of it... use your wisdom, research and experience to revive something you can get behind on your Main Street and do your best to cut the legs off long-term organized corruption on Wall Street to help restore America. Second day UP on more fiat money printing a dead Fed promises to keep us suppressed. Ask yourself... do you really think a Fiscal Cliff solution will do anything at all for Main Street? Close the banks, end the Fed, get RID of Wall Street and recover jobs by throwing hired-in management out of the country. Right now... we can spell America- G R E E C E because we have followed the exact same course into a Black Hole of Death.
The Financially-Controlled Government of the Former United States now New World Order Group with nearly 400 million SLAVES in it... has spent YEARS bailing these losers. NO AMERICAN BANK is trusted by REAL Americans. We threw the baby out, pissed in the bath water and call it some sort of egghead financial business move. There are other articles actually promoting the Euro as being solvent now. THE WORLD OWES A QUADRILLION IN CURRENCIES OVER BAD FINANCIAL FOLLY AND BARS RECONCILIATION. You want to promote a bank stock, Jim... show us the third-party audit. Otherwise, quit pumping SLIMEBALLS.
"U.S. private equity firm is selling its investment in gunmaker Freedom Group, whose AR-15 rifle was used in a U.S. school massacre last week, following pressure from a major investor. The California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) said on Monday it was reviewing its investment with Cerberus in the wake of Friday's shooting in Newtown, Connecticut which claimed 27 lives, including 20 school children. CalSTRS, the second largest pension fund in the United States, had invested $751.4 million with Cerberus by the end of March 2012, according to its website.Cerberus said on Tuesday it would hire a financial adviser to sell its interests in Freedom Group and return the proceeds to investors.
The private equity firm expressed shock and grief at the killings, while adding Freedom Group was not responsible"
OUR PROBLEM is... that yes, the Fund Group who owns a firearms maker IS responsible. When financiers bought stock in Chinese companies undermining our own because they opposed represented labor, that was a crime too. When you own cigarette maker stock and people die of cancer, you are responsible. WHAT WE LACK is more legal representation and fewer Law Firms working with Fund Groups and forming a separate society detached from our primary society. We don't accept the "selling" of Freedom Group to [likely] some dark group who keeps making assault weapons, we accept that Cerberus CLOSES AND LIQUIDATES Freedom Group because it has no connection at all with FREEDOM, it vicariously killed kids.
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The publication of Paolo Virno's first book in English, A Grammar of the Multitude, by Semiotext(e) in 2004 was an event within the field of radical political thought and introduced post-'68 currents in Italy to American readers. Multitude between Innovation and Negativity, written several years later, offers three essays that take the reader on a journey through the political philosophy of language.
Globalization is forcing us to rethink some of the categories—such as "the people"—that traditionally have been associated with the now eroding state. Italian political thinker Paolo Virno argues that the category of "multitude," elaborated by Spinoza and for the most part left fallow since the seventeenth century, is a far better tool to analyze contemporary issues than the Hobbesian concept of "people," favored by classical political philosophy.
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Section, act Apr. 30, 1946, ch. 244, title II, § 231,60 Stat. 148, which provided that certain Philippine citizens be granted non-quota status, was omitted on authority of former section 1345 of this title which nullified subchapter I of this chapter upon the expiration of the revised agreement between the United States and the Republic of the Philippines which occurred on July 4, 1974.
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The immigration quota of 50 authorized by section 8(a)(1) of the Act approved March 24, 1934, entitled "An Act to provide for the complete independence of the Philippine Islands, to provide for the adoption of a constitution and a form of government for the Philippine Islands, and for other purposes" (48 Stat. 462; 53 Stat. 1230; section 1238 of Title 48, Territories and Insular Possessions), which Act was accepted by concurrent resolution of the Philippine Legislature on May 1, 1934, and which became effective on that date, will become inoperative on July 4, 1946, the date the Government of the United States recognizes the independence of the Philippine Islands as a separate and self-governing nation.
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At CES, brands talked product development and unveiled gadgets that demonstrate a maturing of technology introduced last year. They further explored the possibilities for the connected ecosystem, bringing together everything from our ovens to our watches to make our lives easier.
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With research indicating 88 percent of Generation Y, aka Millennials, state they make employment choices based on a company's CSR values and 86 percent say they would consider leaving a company if its Corporate Citizenship values no longer met expectations, it's clear that to attract new talent businesses must have strong voices when it comes to their values and initiatives. Recent studies also find 42 percent of consumers base their feelings about a company on its Corporate Citizenship. The impact of CSR on brand perception is clear.
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WILMINGTON, North Carolina – Evan Phillips allowed one run on four hits over six innings while Hunter Ridge and Drew Farber had two hits and two runs batted in apiece as UNCW defeated College of Charleston, 7-2, on Tuesday at Brooks Field.
The Seahawks earned a split of the annual home-and-home series with the Cougars while running their record to 21-8. CofC, who beat UNCW, 7-6, earlier this season, dropped to 16-12. UNCW also moved to 17-5 at home.
Phillips (2-0), who was making his third start of the season, walked four and struck out five in pitching into the seventh inning.
Starter Ryan West (2-1) suffered the loss for CofC, allowing two runs on three hits and four walks in 4 and 1/3 innings.
Also adding two hits for UNCW was Luke Dunlap while Terence Connelly scored twice.
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Up next: The Seahawks host top-ranked UNC Chapel Hill on Wednesday at 6 p.m. RHP Blaze Tart (2-2, 4.24) will make his sixth start for the Seahawks while UNC counters with RHP Chris Munnelly (1-0, 1.17), who will be making his second start.
How it happened: UNCW broke open a scoreless deadlock in the fourth on two-run bases-loaded single by Farber. Dillon Bass and Luis Renvill added a RBI double and single, respectively, in the sixth inning to push the lead to 4-0.
Inside the numbers: UNCW pitching held CofC to 1-for-9 in hitting with two out … CofC managed to advance runners in just seven of 21 opportunities … Phillips allowed just two leadoff hitters to reach base safely … UNCW collected four two-out RBI's on the night … Both teams stranded 11 runners on base.
Notes: Dillon Bass started at second base in place of Michael Bass (ankle) and finished 1-for-3 at the plate with a RBI double and run scored and fielding eight chances cleanly … Luke Dunlap extended his hitting streak to a career-long eight games … Drew Farber drove in two or more runs for the ninth time this season … Ricky Holden closed out the game with two innings of one-hit shutout relief … Evan Phillips has allowed two runs on six hits over his last nine innings covering two appearances … UNCW collected nine walks on the night … The win evened the series at 5-all.
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COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho -- A Benewah County man accused of murdering his girlfriend will go to trial in Kootenai County in June.
Joseph Herrera's trial is scheduled to start June 11 in Coeur d'Alene. He has plead not guilty.
Prosecutors say he shot and killed Stefanie Comack on Christmas Day 2011.
The Benewah County Prosecutor wanted the trial moved because most of the jury pool in St. Maries knew the victim, the suspect or their families.


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Olga Gursky, Ph.D.
|Associate Professor of Physiology and Biophysics
M.S., Moscow State University
|Phone: (617) 638-7894
Fax: (617) 638-4041
E-mail: email@example.com
Address: see below
Link to BU Faculty Profile
Link to ORCID
Protein Folding, Structure and Stability
Analysis of the energetic-structure-function relationship and folding pathways in proteins and peptides by circular dichroism spectroscopy, differential scanning calorimetry, fluorescence, x-ray crystallography, and site-directed mutagenesis.
The on-going NIH-funded work is aimed at understanding the energetic and structural basis for the conformational plasticity of apolipoproteins. These are protein constituents of lipoproteins that mediate lipid transport and metabolism and are central in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis, stroke, and certain forms of amyloidosis. Apolipoproteins are distinct in their structural adaptability to various lipoprotein particles and to plasma. We try to understand in molecular detail the energetic and structural basis for this adaptability.
A major focus of our research is on the molecular mechanisms of lipoprotein stabilization and fusion. In 2002 we revealed that lipoprotein stability is determined by kinetic barriers. Similar barriers may modulate in-vivo lipoprotein transformations. Our goal is to obtain key molecular determinants for these energy barriers.
Overview of Earlier Work on Plasma Apolipoproteins (collaboration with Professor David Atkinson)
The CD spectroscopic and calorimetric analyses of the origins of the structural adaptability in human apoA-1, apoA-2, and apoC-1, supported by other studies, showed that lipid-free apolipoproteins have energetic and structural characteristics of compact protein folding intermediates, with substantial α-helical content but lax tertiary structures. We propose that the exchangeable apolipoproteins may represent a new class of proteins that perform their major physiological function, namely lipid binding, via the molten globule-like state. This laxly folded state may also facilitate the amyloid fibril formation by apolipoproteins.
On-going Projects
Structural and thermodynamic analysis of human apolipoprotein C-1
To advance the energetic-structure-function analysis of apolipoproteins to a level of individual amino acids, we use the smallest human apolipoprotein C-1 (6kD). The sequence homology, secondary structural, and functional similarity of apoC-1 and larger apolipoproteins make it an attractive model system. We analyzed solution structure of apolipoprotein C-1 (apoC-1, 6.6 kD) by circular dichroism of its fifteen mutants containing single Pro or Ala substitutions in the predicted α-helical regions. The results suggest that apoC-1 molecule in solution comprises two dynamic helices connected by a short linker containing residues 30-33 and stabilized by interhelical interactions. We propose that the minimal folding unit in this and other exchangeable apolipoproteins comprises helix-turn-helix formed of four 11-mer sequence repeats and stabilized by interhelical interactions. Comparison of the helical content in lipid-free and lipid-bound apoC-1 suggests that lipid binding shifts the conformational equilibrium towards pre-existing highly helical conformation. Remarkably, near-UV CD spectra of wild type and mutant apoC-1 are not significantly altered upon thermal or chemical unfolding, and thus result from residual aromatic clustering. Correlation of far- and near-UV CD of the mutant peptides suggests that the hydrophobic cluster containing W41 is essential for the helical stability and may form helix nucleation site in apoC-1.
Early folding intermediates of Alzheimer's amyloid A-beta(1-40) peptide.
Such folding intermediates are implicated to be pathogenic and may provide potential therapeutic targets against Alzheimer's disease. We used CD spectroscopy and gel electrophoresis to correlate the effects of temperature and peptide concentration on the peptide conformation in water. We detected a rapid reversible heat-induced coil to β-strand transition in Aβ(1-40) that is independent of the peptide concentration and thus is not coupled to aggregation. This is the first observation of the β-strand folding in Aβ that may occur in the Aβ(1-40) monomer or dimer. Our results demonstrate the importance of temperature and thermal history for the Aβ conformation in aqueous solution.
Molecular Mechanism of Lipoprotein Stabilization
Lipid-protein association increases the helical content in apolipoproteins and reduces their susceptibility to chemical and thermal denaturation and proteolysis, but the mechanism of this stabilization in unclear. Our spectroscopic and electron microscopic studies have shown that, contrary to the widely held assumption, lipoprotein stability is determined by kinetic rather than thermodynamic factors. We demonstrated that high kinetic barriers for lipoprotein denaturation arise from the particle fusion that accompanies apolipoprotein unfolding and thereby compensates for the solvent exposure of the apolar lipid moieties. Based on our kinetic analyses of discoidal and spherical HDL, we propose that the kinetic mechanism provides a universal natural strategy for lipoprotein stabilization that reconciles the requirements for structural stability and heterogeneity of lipoproteins, prevents spontaneous lipoprotein interconversions, and regulates lipoprotein functions and lifetime in plasma. In the on-going work, we use circular dichroism and fluorescence spectroscopy, light scattering, and electron microscopy in conjunction with protein mutagenesis to gain a detailed understanding of the protein and lipid contributions to the kinetic barriers that define lipoprotein stability.
Selected Publications
Full list of publications on PubMed
1. Gursky O.., Mei X., Atkinson D. (2011) Crystal structure of the C-terminal truncated apolipoprotein A-I sheds new light on the amyloid formation by the N-terminal segment. Biochemistry (in press).
2. Jayaraman S., Cavigiolio G., Gursky O. (2011) Folded functional lipid-poor apolipoprotein A-I obtained by heating of high-density lipoproteins: Relevance to HDL biogenesis Biochem. J. (in press).
3. Jayaraman S., Jasuja R., Zakharov M., Gursky O. (2011) Pressure perturbation calorimetry of lipoproteins reveals an endothermic transition without detectable volume changes: Implications for apolipoprotein adsorption to phospholipid surface. Biochemistry 50(19):3919-27. PMID: 21452855, PMCID in process.
4. Guha M., Gursky O. (2011) Human plasma very low-density lipoproteins are stabilized by electrostatic interactions and destabilized by acidic pH. J. Lipids, Special Issue: Lipids and Lipoproteins in Atherosclerosis, 2011:493720 (Open access journal) PMID: 21773050 PMCID in process
5. Jayaraman S., Gantz D.L., Gursky O. (2011) Effects of phospholipase A2 and its products on structural stability of human low-density lipoprotein: Relevance to formation of LDL-derived lipid droplets. J Lipid Res. 52(3):549-557. PMID: 21220788, PMCID: PMC3035691.
6. Klimtchuk E.S., Gursky O., Patel R.S., Laporte K.L., Connors L.H., Skinner M., Seldin D.C. (2010) The critical role of the constant region in thermal stability and aggregation of immunoglobulin light chain. Biochemistry 49(45):9848-9857. PMID: 20936823 (PMCID in process).
7. Guha M., Gursky O. (2010) Effects of oxidation on structural stability and remodeling of human plasma very low-density lipoprotein. Biochemistry 49 (44): 9584–9593. PMID: 20919745.
8. Benjwal S., Gursky O. (2010) Pressure perturbation calorimetry of apolipoproteins in solution and in model lipoproteins. Proteins. 78(5): 1175-1185. PMID: 19927327. PMCID: PMC2822151
9. Jayaraman S., Benjwal S., Gantz D. L., Gursky O. (2010) Effects of cholesterol on thermal stability of discoidal high-density lipoproteins. J. Lipid Res. 51(2): 324-333. PMID: 19700415. PMCID: PMC2803234
10. Gao X, Yuan, S., Jayaraman, S., Gursky O. (2009) Differential stability of high-density lipoprotein subclasses: Effects of particle size and protein composition. J. Mol. Biol. 387(3): 628-638. PMID: 19236880, PMC2706704.
11. Guha M., Gao X., Jayaraman, S., Gursky O. (2008) Structural stability and functional remodeling of high-density lipoproteins: The importance of being disordered. Biochemistry 47(44): 11393–11397.
12. Guha M., Gantz D.L., Gursky O. (2008) Effect of fatty acyl chain length, unsaturation and pH on the stability of discoidal high-density lipoproteins. J. Lipid Res. 49(8): 1752-1761.
13. Jayaraman S., Gantz, D.L., Gursky, O. (2008) Effects of protein oxidation on the structure and stability of model discoidal high-density lipoproteins. Biochemistry 47(12): 3875-3882.
14. Gao X., Jayaraman S., Gursky O. (2008) Mild oxidation promotes and advanced oxidation prevents protein dissociation and remodeling of human plasma high-density lipoprotein in vitro. J. Mol. Biol. 376(4): 997-1007.
15. Guha M., England C.O., Herscovitz H., Gursky O. (2007) Thermal transitions in human very low-density lipoprotein: Fusion, rupture and dissociation of HDL-like particles. Biochemistry 46(20): 6043-6049.
16. Jayaraman S., Gantz, D.L., Gursky O. (2007) Effects of oxidation on the structure and stability of human low-density lipoprotein. Biochemistry 46(19): 5790-5797.
17. Benjwal S., Jayaraman S., Gursky O. (2007) Role of secondary structure in protein-phospholipid surface interactions: reconstitution and denaturation of apolipoprotein C-I:DMPC complexes. Biochemistry 46(13): 4184-4194.
18. Gursky O. (2007) Does α-helix folding necessarily provide an energy source for the lipid binding? Protein Peptide Letters 14(2): 171-174.
19. Jayaraman S., Gantz D.L., Gursky O. (2006) Effects of salt on thermal stability of human plasma high-density lipoproteins. Biochemistry 45: 4620-4628.
20. Benjwal S., Verma S., Röhm K. H., Gursky O. (2006) Monitoring protein aggregation during thermal unfolding in circular dichroism experiments Protein Science 15: 635-639.
21. Benjwal S., Jayaraman S. Gursky O. (2005) Electrostatic effects on the kinetic stability of model discoidal high-density lipoproteins. Biochemistry 44:10218-10226.
22. Gursky O. (2005) Apolipoprotein structure and dynamics. Curr. Opin. Lipidol. 16(3): 287-294.
23. Chung C. M., Chiu J. D., Connors L. H., Gursky O., Lim A., Dykstra A. B., Liepnieks J., Benson M.D., Costello C. E., Skinner M., and Walsh M. T. (2005) Thermodynamic Stability of a Aβ Immunoglobulin Light Chain: Relevance to Multiple Myeloma. Biophys. J. 88: 4232-4242.
24. Jayaraman S., Gantz D.L., Gursky O. (2005) Kinetic stabilization and fusion of discoidal lipoproteins containing human apoA-2 and DMPC: Comparison with apoA-1 and apoC-1. Biophys. J. 88: 2907-2918.
25. Jayaraman S., Gantz D.L., Gursky O. (2005) Structural basis for thermal stability of human low-density lipoprotein. Biochemistry 44(10): 3965-3971.
26. Jayaraman S., Gantz D.L., Gursky O. 2004. Poly(ethylene glycol)-induced fusion and destabilization of human high-density lipoproteins. Biochemistry 43: 5520-5531.
27. Mehta R., Gantz D. L., Gursky O. 2003. Effects of mutations on the reconstitution and kinetic stability of discoidal lipoproteins. Biochemistry 42: 4751-4758.
28. Fang Y., Gursky O., Atkinson D. 2003. Lipid binding studies of human apolipoprotein A-1 and its terminally truncated mutants. Biochemistry 42(45): 13260-13268.
29. Fang Y., Gursky O., Atkinson D. 2003. Effects of the N- and C-terminal deletions on the structure and stability of human apolipoprotein A-1. Biochemistry 42(22): 6881-6890.
30. Mehta R., Gantz D. L., Gursky O. 2003. Human plasma high-density lipoproteins are stabilized by kinetic factors J. Mol. Biol. 328(1): 183-192.
31. Gursky O., Ranjana, Gantz D. L. 2002. Complex of human apolipoprotein C-1 with phospholipid: Thermodynamic or kinetic stability? Biochemistry 41: 7373-7384.
32. Gursky O. 2001. Solution conformation of human apolipoprotein C-1 inferred from Pro mutagenesis: Far- and near-UV CD study. Biochemistry 40: 12178-12185.
33. Gorshkova I. N., Liadaki K., Gursky O., Atkinson D., Zannis V. I. 2000. Probing the solution structure of apolipoprotein A-1 by mutations, circular dichroism, and fluorescence spectroscopy, Biochemistry 39(51): 15910-15919.
34. Gursky O., Aleshkov S. 2000. Temperature-dependent β-sheet formation in Alzheimer's amyloid Aβ1-40 peptide: Uncoupling β-structure folding from aggregation. Biochim. Biophys. Acta – Protein Struct. Enzymol. 1436(1): 93-102.
35. Gursky O. 1999. Probing the conformation of human apolipoprotein C-1 by point mutations and trimethyamine-N-oxide. Protein Science 8(10): 2055-2064.
36. Gursky O., Atkinson D. 1998. Thermodynamic analysis of human plasma apolipoprotein C-1: High-temperature unfolding and low-temperature oligomer dissociation. Biochemistry 37(5): 1283-1291.
37. Gursky O., Atkinson D. 1996. High- and low-temperature unfolding of human high-density apolipoprotein A-2. Protein Science 5 (9): 1874-1882.
38. Gursky O., Atkinson D. 1996. Thermal unfolding of human high-density apolipoprotein A-1: Implications for a lipid-free molten globular state. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 93: 2991-2995.
39. Gursky O., Fontano E., Bhyravbhatla B., Caspar D. L. D. 1994. Stereospecific dihaloalkane binding in a pH-sensitive cavity in cubic insulin crystals. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 91: 12388-12392.
40. Badger J., Kapulsky A., Gursky O., Bhyravbhatla B., Caspar D. L. D. 1994. Structure and selectivity of a monovalent cation binding site in cubic insulin. Biophys. J. 66: 286-292.
41. Gursky O., Badger J., Li Y., Caspar D. L. D. 1992. Conformational changes in cubic insulin crystals in the pH range 7-11. Biophys. J. 63: 1210-1220.
42. Gursky O., Y. Li, J. Badger, D. L. D. Caspar. 1992. Monovalent cation binding to cubic insulin crystals. Biophys. J. 61: 604-611.
43. Lvov Yu. M., Gurskaja O. B., Berzina T. S., Troitsky V. I. 1989. Structure of Langmuir-Blodgett superlattices with alternative bilayers of barium behenate, phtalocyanine, and octadecylethylenphenole. Thin Solid Films 182: 283-296.
44. Lvov Yu. M., Gurskaya O. B. 1989. Investigation of Langmuir-Blodgett films by the methods of X-ray small-angle diffractometry and reflectometry. Sov. Phys. Crystallography 34(5): 749-752.
Book Chapters
1. Gao X., Jayaraman S., Guha M., Wally J., Lu M., Atkinson D., and Gursky O. 2011. Application of Circular Dichroism to Lipoproteins: Structure, Stability and Remodeling of Good and Bad Cholesterol. In: Circular Dichroism: Theory and Spectroscopy, D. S. Rogers, Edt. Nova Publishers. (Open access)
2. Gursky, O. 2002. "Energetic-structure-function of lipoproteins and their protein components" In: Recent research developments in proteins, S.G. Pandalai, edt., Transworld Res. Network, Vol. 1, pp. 97-121.
3. Badger J., Gursky O., and Caspar D. L. D. 1994. Electrostatic interactions and conformational variability in cubic insulin crystals. In: Synchrotron radiation in the Biosciences, B. Chance et al, edt. Clarendon Press, pp. 43-51.
4. Gurskaya O. B. and Novikova S. I. 1985. Reproducibility of absolute pressure in argon sublimation. In: Advances in Pressure Measurements, Institute of Metrology / National Ministry of Standards, pp. 28-37.
5. Gurskaya O. B. 1985. Analytical approximation of the pressure-temperature sublimation of argon. In: Advances in Pressure Measurements, Institute of Metrology / National Ministry of Standards, pp. 38-42.
The Group
Shobini Jayaraman – Senior Research Associate
Sangeeta Benjwal – Graduate Student
Madhumita Guha – Graduate Student
Xuan Gao – Graduate Student
We also receive a lot of help from:
Donald Gantz – Electron Microscopy
Cheryl England & Michael Gigliotti – Protein isolation and purification
Past Group Members
Ranjana Mehta – Postdoctoral Research Associate, 2001-2002
Current position: Assistant Professor, University of Seattle, Washington
Anya Salganik – Summer Student, 2003
Current position: Undergraduate Student, University of Chicago
Shikha Verma – International Exchange Student, 2003-2004
University of Marburg, Germany
Current position: Scientist, Baxter Inc.
Contact Us
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Java TAP Stream API (jtap)
I'm trying to use the Java TAP API (jtap) to dump all the key-value pairs from a membase server on to a file.
The key-value pairs are printing twice (not necessarily in the same order).
Example Dump:
Key: AA, Value: temp_valA
Key: BB, Value: temp_valB
Key: BB, Value: temp_valB
Key: AA, Value: temp_valA
Expected Output:
Key: AA, Value: temp_valA
Key: BB, Value: temp_valB
Has anybody else faced this issue ? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hey John, can you show a snippet of your code for connecting to the client and executing the dump?
Hi Perry,
I used pretty much the same code used in the README file (at https://github.com/mikewied/jtap)
TapStreamClient client = new TapStreamClient(serverName, 11210, "default", null);
Exporter exporter = new FileExporter("results");
CustomStream tapListener = new CustomStream(exporter, "node1");
When I was debugging the code, I could see that it seems to be reading the entries twice from the SocketChannel at
bytesRead = channel.read(rbuf);
in TapStreamClient.java
Sorry, I just found out that this is a side-effect of our current backfill implementation. We send data from both the disk and RAM to ensure that all data gets sent over the wire appropriately. Our next major release is planned to improve this behavior and remove the need for duplicate entries to be sent.
Hi, I am trying to use C-Api to tap the cluster but I get a segmentation fault which points to Illegal Syntax on stream header. I am using examples on the source code:
struct event_base *evbase = event_init();
libmembase_t instance = libmembase_create(host, username, passwd, bucket, evbase);
libmembase_tap_filter_t filter;
libmembase_callback_t callbacks = {
.tap_mutation = tap_mutation
libmembase_set_callbacks(instance, &callbacks);
libmembase_tap_cluster(instance, filter, true);
I never get to callback function.
Other operations(to store or get data) work fine.
Any inputs about this problem?
This package has actually been updated to "libcouchbase": https://github.com/trondn/libcouchbase
Can you try that and see if the issue is resolved?
I just tried libcouchbase. While store and get seem to work, tap causes a segmentation fault in one of the callback functions from libevent on event.c file.
libcouchbase_server_event_handler(evutil_socket_t sock, short which, void *arg) --->
---> do_read_data(libcouchbase_server_t *c) on line# 47
(case PROTOCOL_BINARY_REQ:
c->instance->request_handler[req->request.opcode](c, req);)
This is the sequence of calls I make:
struct event_base *evbase = event_init();
libcouchbase_t instance = libcouchbase_create(host, username,passwd, bucket, evbase);
if (libcouchbase_connect(instance) != LIBCOUCHBASE_SUCCESS) {
fprintf(stderr, "Failed to connect libcouchbase instance to server\n");
fprintf(stderr,"libcouchbase_connect returned error code %d\n", libcouchbase_connect(instance));
return 1;
libcouchbase_callback_t callbacks;
callbacks.tap_mutation = tap_mutation;
libcouchbase_tap_filter_t tap_filter;
libcouchbase_set_callbacks(instance, &callbacks);
libcouchbase_tap_cluster(instance, tap_filter, true);
Hi All
Can anyone give me the jars needed for TAP java. pls
Share the download link
Thanks in advance
Take a look at the official Couchbase Java Client:
It includes a TapClient:
jTap is deprecated and the functionality has been merged into the Java SDK.


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Hell, 30 from 12 not a bad innings from Gul so far
+ time's fickle card game ~ with you and i +
get ready for a broken ****in' arm
Still struggling to believe that Pakistan are going to win this - amazing comeback
I rag on T20s a fair bit but it does bring the lols with surprising regularity
Haha someone come here and tell me South Africa aren't chokers. Spark iisnt it normally you?
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Hmm that could have been a watershed moment for South Africa to shake off the choker's tag. Oh well.
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Definite choke, but credit to Umar Gul, what an innings!
Batsman I tolerate: V. Richards, S. Tendulkar, E. Morgan, N. Hussain. KEVIN O F******* BRIEN
it is not easy being a pakistan fan.....they like to give you heart attacks
Botha with 2 overs left. Ridiculous.
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The last CTIA Wireless conference in its current form allegedly took place in Las Vegas last week. I say "allegedly" because even those in Vegas had no idea it was happening. The big players in the technology industry stayed away from Nevada having pretty much told their story at SXSW and CES. What was left was a fascinating exercise in the smaller mobile and tech brands trying to push themselves into the shop window for a takeover by making themselves as pretty, but unthreatening, as possible.
It has long become apparent that the gap between the have and have-nots in the tech industry is increasing. CTIA 2013 showed no evidence that there are any companies out there that are currently capable of challenging them and playing a meaningful role in the future behavior of the US consumer. This is not to say there weren't some interesting plays out there.
Box touted its platform as enabling "simple, secure collaboration on any device" with a particular focus on small business, an audience that many large tech players are struggling with. Payvia offered an intriguing Carrier Billing Mobile Payment system and Sonostar previewed its "pearl-like" "Simply Smart" smart watch, but the overriding feeling among attendees was that the biggest gap between large and small tech players is the development horizon that they are able to focus on. Small technology firms, which need to sell today, are creating products with no real future vision on display and no sense that they can help define the future of wireless technology. They may make the cases, screen cleaner and carrying case, but that's about it.
I left CTIA with an overwhelming sense of what these companies weren't focusing on. Authentication technology, big data and analytics for small business and voice/speech technology are all rich areas for exploration, and all were significant by their absence. There was also a complete and total absence of the consumer in any of the tech products on display. There was an overwhelming obsession with Machine 2 Machine (M2M) that seemed to operate in a world where people no longer exist. A terrifying prospect for us all.
The biggest announcement was by Verizon, which brought along—drum roll, please—Jennifer Lopez to unveil Viva Movil, a new brand designed in partnership with JLo to transform the wireless experience for the Latino consumer. The announcement generated fairly limited buzz in the press but in the context of the show overall, it was the big news.
The best exhibit was a simulator for It Can Wait, AT&T's pro-social platform that aims to educate teens to not text and drive. Drivers got behind the wheel of a real sedan and attempted to text while driving a simulated course. Suffice to say I will not be texting and driving after that experience. They are encouraging young people to take the pledge not to text and drive.
Beyond the wireless network carriers, four companies are best-positioned to tackle the future and define where the world is going: Apple, Google, Amazon and Facebook. Sadly, none of them exhibit at Vegas in either January for CES or May for CTIA, even though both shows have such a profound effect on what everyone else is doing that the smallest whisper of Facebook's Social Graph or Google Wi-Fi in New York can send the rest of the world into the deepest throes of Monster-induced development frenzy.
Perhaps it will all change next year, when the CTIA'a annual mobile showcase will relaunch as Super Mobility Week with high hopes that moving to September will attract bigger announcements and more buzz. One can only hope—its final conference felt a little like the last person dancing at the party while the hosts clean up around them.
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VENICE (FOX 13)- It's uncomfortable and embarrassing: one man in Venice has a chronic medical condition that won't let him stop burping.
Ron Johnson says he woke up one morning after surgery with what he thought was some serious indigestion.
Two years later, it hasn't gone away. He's suffering from what he calls chronic belching.
He's turning to YouTube in hopes that someone in the medical field can finally help him out. Every waking hour, his speech or silence is interrupted by the issue. Johnson says he simply can't stop and the problem only worsens after he eats.
He's been to different doctors and tried different medicines and tests, but nothing seems to solve it long-term.
"I've had every gastro test that I can get. Everyone tells me I'm fine. But I'm not fine. This is not fine. The only time that it stops is when I lay down, and it doesn't completely stop," Johnson said Tuesday.
FOX 13's Dr. Joette Giovinco talked to Ron. She can't diagnose him over the phone, but she weighed in on her thoughts behind the belching.
"One of the things that comes to mind is a neurological problem. Something where a nerve may be irritated. It continues to fire an impulse. That impulse makes his way to the muscle, and then you get these uncontrolled contractions over and over and over again," she said.
Ron doesn't have health insurance, so he's having to piecemeal appointments and pricey lab tests together. He's hoping someone will see his video and be inspired to help.
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