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Thanksgiving is a magical holiday, isn't it? It's a time for reflection on the past year and the many bounties it brought our way — and here at Idolator, we can't help but feel that 2012 gave us an extraordinary cornucopia of pop culture moments for which we want to give thanks. From the instant classic that is Nicole Westbrook's smash single "It's Thanksgiving" (see above) to the hyper-memeability of Lana Del Rey, our staffers each contributed a few items that made us feel grateful.
Head below to see the full list.
Robbie Daw:
I'm thankful for Lana Del Rey's disastrous SNL performance, for giving us a year of incredible memes.
I'm thankful for Frank Ocean for coming out and kicking down that barrier in the hip hop community.
I'm thankful for Kween Nicole Westbrook for giving her growing fan base the only holiday song that will ever matter again: "It's Thanksgiving"
Erika Adickman:
I'm thankful for Chris Brown's terrorist Halloween costume, because I think it helped those on the fence about his character make up their minds. In the wise words of Maya Angelou, "When people show you who they are, believe them the first time. Or, you know, after they get a neck tattoo."
I'm thankful for Miley Cyrus' haircut, because she proved you don't have to be a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown, going through a bad breakup or entering the witness protection program to grab a pair of scissors and just start snipping.
I'm thankful for getting to see Justin Bieber on his Believe tour — because watching him point in my direction before calling out not me, but my friend, has prepared me for any any and all disappointments life throws my way.
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I'm thankful for Rihanna's lewd patty-cake session on Saturday Night Live earlier this year, because it was the most Rihanna thing she could've done after skipping the dress rehearsal.
I'm thankful for Passion Pit lending "Take A Walk" to a Taco Bell commercial. Because, while depressing, it reminds me that there are still some ways for musicians not named Dr. Dre to make money.
I'm thankful that Lana Del Rey's Paradise was so good. Because now we can finally stop talking about her.
Sam Lansky:
I'm thankful for Christina Aguilera turning up the camp factor this year with her album Lotus, and for ABC red carpet correspondent Eden Sher for calling her "Legendtina Goduilera" and asking her whether Lotus is an acronym for "Legend Of The United States" at the American Music Awards.
I'm thankful for Paris Hilton's sonic masterpiece "Drunk Text," and for "Last Night" for finally leaking.
I'm thankful for Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe." Period.
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Wrapping up the state football semifinals
Twelve games, two days, almost 30 hours of football, and we're finally done. I've been here at the Metrodome for what seems like about a week straight, I've seen one heck of a lot of pigskin – and though I love watching football, I'm ready to go.
Here's your Prep Bowl XXVII Schedule:
Friday, November 28
9-Man: Houston vs. Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley – 10:00 am
1A: Royalton vs. Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg – 1:00
2A: Caledonia vs. Luverne – 4:00
5A: Blaine vs. Wayzata – 7:00
Saturday, November 29
3A: DeLaSalle vs. Glencoe-Silver Lake – 12:00
4A: Northfield vs. Mankato West – 3:00
Signing off from the Metrodome… we'll see you in two weeks for the Prep Bowl.


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You can put me down for May 10. It may change depending on o though. If I need to change it I hope it is okay.
May 14th please.
I'm gonna test on the 19th.
I wasn't going to bother but put me down for the 26th! I probably won't O and will take Provera on the 26th but I guess I got to test first right?!
Cait[24] & Gene-Paul[28] Dx with PCOS & Left Tube Blocked Dec. '12
Sean Patrick born 3/11/14, 7lbs 13oz
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I am on bcp waiting for the June list since I am waiting to start my ivf cycle. GL to everyone else!
I think I'm going to try and test sometime during the last week of may! Gonna try to wait till the 25 or 26 if I can! Lol
I'll be testing May 25th because I have no will power. I doubt I'll even wait that long lol
Mel (39) DH (37) Finally, a baby boy after 12 months of TTC!
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I got my BFP. Ladies, please pray this is my healthy stickybean!!!
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Thanks. Now who's supposed to be updating this thread !?
Sorry. Just saw that it IS updated. Forgive me. :/ Guess I need to wake up more before getting on here. Lol.
I think you're just excited about your little bean ;)
I got a faint BFP this morning!!!! Please pray I won't lose this one too since I lost first pregnancy last month!
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Marketing Heath Ledger's Death
January 22, 2008 marked the death of talented, rising actor Heath Ledger. He died of a drug overdose at the age of 28. At the time of his death, he appeared in nineteen films. He had finished portraying the Joker in the 2008 film, The Dark Knight just before his shocking death. He was also working on another movie project which is scheduled to be released this year.
After he died, marketers changed their form of advertising. For the movie The Dark Knight, no longer would you see advertisements with batman on the cover. It was primarily Heath Ledger, writing the famous phrase, "Why so serious?" in red. Even today, if you turn on the television, don't be surprised to see one of his films. Many popular television channels like to play A Knight's Tale. I would like to say that all of this is out of respect for Heath Ledger, but I'm afraid that it's not entirely true. It's all about the money. If you recall from our previous article, The Gravesite of James Dean, you will find more information than just about the ghostly appearances of deceased actor James Dean, who has become a legend over the years despite being in only three films. What do James Dean and Heath Ledger have in common? They both died in their 20s (James Dean at 24, Heath Ledger at 28) with shocking deaths upon mainstream success. They both had a lot of potential in them and had a bright future ahead of them.
The deaths of these actors are shocking to movie-viewers around the world. Once they passed away, marketers feel they have hit the jackpot. The news broadcasting alone had a major impact on their movie sales. Once Heath Ledger died, everyone started becoming a fan despite seeing any of his movies. The movie The Dark Knight had a gross revenue of $997,919,903, making it the second largest in history, right under Titanic. The previous Batman film, Batman Begins, only had a gross revenue of $372,253,017. Although it is not proven, we all know that his death had something to do with the spark in revenue. Everyone felt the need to see the movie the supporting actor "died for".
This is the problem with Hollywood, actors are not treated like people, but as objects. Although it is not certain, I find it highly unlikely that he committed suicide by overdose. He left behind all his friends and family. I'm sure he is not grateful that his film has become such a success. All these awards and marketing techniques are just used as hype. Many are profiting off of his death and every dollar should be going to the family he has left behind.
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By Merrill Matthews
News stories recently reported that Gene Sperling, the head of President Obama's National Economic Council, pulled out all stops to arrange a deal between Sunoco Inc. and the Carlyle Group, a private equity firm, for Sunoco's Philadelphia-based oil refinery, the oldest and largest on the East Coast.
Although Sunoco has lost $1 billion on its refineries over the past three years, Carlyle agreed to take a two-thirds stake, for which it made a commitment to kick in $200 million in improvements, according to news accounts.
Had the refinery closed, gas shortages could have pushed up prices by an estimated 20 cents to 30 cents a gallon in the Northeast, and some 850 union jobs would have been lost in an important electoral swing state-decidedly not what the president wants people to be complaining about a few months before an election. And so the White House invested time and political capital to get the deal done, which, incidentally, required setting aside some Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations.
News stories seemed to focus on the fact that the Obama White House was working closely with a private equity firm during the summer even as it blasted Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney for ... working for a private equity firm.
But the bigger story is how heavy-handed government agencies-and you don't get much heavier-handed than the EPA-impose unworkable regulations and hammer companies when they don't comply, which kills jobs and stifles economic growth.
And yet the politicians who are responsible for expanding those agencies still need to get elected-or re-elected, as the case may be. So they occasionally come to the rescue of certain select companies or industries by providing tax breaks or funneling money-the White House worked with Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett, a Republican, to chip in $25 million-or by relaxing certain regulations.
Pulling together the bipartisan deal was beneficial for everyone involved: the companies, employees, consumers, the oil and gas industry, and the state.
And yet one has to wonder whether the Obama administration would have invested so much time and effort if the refinery had been in a red state rather than a swing-state.
For nearly four years the Obama administration has thrown up roadblocks to oil and gas expansion everywhere it could, while pouring billions of taxpayer dollars into subsidizing green energy efforts-like the $535 million Solyndra boondoggle.
In addition, the EPA has been riding roughshod over states that are heavily invested in refining. For example, the state of Texas submitted a flexible permitting plan in 2010 that allowed refining plants to operate under an emissions "umbrella," without specifying how much pollution came from which sources.
The EPA rejected that proposal, forcing some of the country's largest refineries to get their operating papers directly from the EPA. It is that kind of anti-petroleum industry squeezing we have seen time and time again from the Obama administration.
The good news is that the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals smacked down the EPA in August, siding with Texas that the agency had exceeded its authority under the Clean Air Act. Thank goodness the courts can still stand in the way of government logrolling.
That heavy hand of regulation keeps industries from thriving, and in many cases even surviving. EPA-imposed hurdles for building new refineries are numerous and very expensive. Sunoco, for example, reportedly spent $1.3 billion complying with stricter EPA rules before it decided to sell or close its Philadelphia refinery and one other.
Once the White House promised a little regulatory flexibility, the deal was made. Other refineries would also like a little of that EPA flexibility, and they shouldn't be forced over an economic cliff before they get it.
You will no doubt see the president make frequent references to how his administration swooped in and helped a struggling refinery stay in business, saving 850 union jobs and keeping gas prices low.
But we should remember that had Obama's EPA ended its war on the oil and gas industry, had it embraced traditional energy sources rather than trying to undermine them, had it cut all refineries a little slack, there might never have been a need to save the Sunoco refinery in the first place.
Saving one refinery is good; creating an environment so that all refineries-and other manufacturing industries-can flourish is much better.
Merrill Matthews is a resident scholar at the Institute for Policy Innovation in Dallas, Texas.
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People often think about community service during the holiday season, more so than other times of the year, but every helping hand counts wherever it is given.
Dr. Thomas Bilodeau of Concord, a primary care physician at the Lahey Clinic in Burlington, and member of Lahey's Global Outreach Committee, returned from his tenth trip to Kenya, where he and other volunteers spent two and a half weeks administering health care to people in eight different villages.
The ongoing volunteer relief effort is organized by the International Medical Alliance of Tennessee, a philanthropic organization through which Bilodeau has been serving people in underserved communities all over the world for the last 15 years. From a clinic in Malden, to relief work after Hurricane Katrina, to medical aid in the remotest areas of Africa, Bilodeau is devoted to giving of himself to help as many people as he can.
"It's hard to come home and see these problems. You lay in bed at night and think about these problems you saw," Bilodeau said. "It changes obviously the way you look at things and it makes you appreciate your day to day health care."
While in Africa, Bilodeau and the team of four doctors, two nurse practitioners, two medical students, and three non-medical workers, saw up to 500 patients a day and treated medical conditions such as arthritis, asthma, worms, gastritis, malaria, burns, conjunctivitis, diarrhea, fractures, boils, pneumonia, and malnutrition.
Bilodeau said that though on a different scale, the problems he sees in places like Kenya are not unlike the problems people are facing right here at home.
"I think the problems are the same. People are hungry there, they're hungry here. I think it's just the magnitude," Bilodeau said. "They really have no access to health care. I think it's the same problem of needing healthcare and nutrition, it's just a different magnitude."
Putting it in that perspective, Bilodeau said, "You don't need to go overseas to find needy people."
In addition to the actual services he renders for people, Bilodeau said one of his main objectives in all of his volunteering is to expose other people to the need for such volunteers and show them the different opportunities and myriad ways one can give back not just during the holiday season, but all year long.
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Ernest Bloch's Second Violin Sonata takes the listener on an exotic, dramatic musical journey. It is music well suited to the sensitivity of the young French violinist Elsa Grether, whose veiled tone perfectly captures the sheer beauty of Bloch's concept. Intonation is impeccable in music that does not always lie readily under the fingers, and her bowing control creates passages that float on air. She is very well partnered by Ferenc Vizi – Bloch often gives the keyboard the basis around which the violin weaves its radiant colours.
I am not sure that Grether is quite so happy with the brutality and aggression that drives forward the opening of the First Violin Sonata, though on reaching the calm of the central movement she is highly persuasive in a musical language that encompasses French Impressionism.
Gerther's honey-toned Nigun is enjoyable, too, but the problem for this disc comes with the existence of equally persuasive performances of the two sonatas from Miriam Kramer and Simon Over (Naxos). They have both a price advantage and a further 20 minutes of Bloch that includes his Suite hébraïque.
Though Grether's account of Arvo Pärt's Fratres is very restful, it makes a curious coupling.
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Non-surgical cosmetic procedures skyrocketed in 2013 accounting for 75%percent of all anti-aging procedures done. It's a trend industry experts expect to continue.
FOX 29'S Joyce Evans now looks at one way people are finding their youth without going under the knife.
Michelle Wolinsky is looking to give her looks a boost with a procedure that provides a quick and noticeable lift.
"I feel as though it didn't change the way but it just gave volume to my face it rejuvenated the way I look .I am happy with it," Wolinsky said.
The procedure is called the "Cheek Rise." It is a new painless cheek lift technique that involves no cutting.
Anti- aging specialist,Doctor Stephen Bracci trademarked the name and perfected the technique.
The in-office "Cheek Rise" procedure is quick. It takes less than 10 minutes and there's no downtime.
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Alminda Brundyn says she decided to give cheek fillers a try because she felt going under the knife and having surgery was too drastic.
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Walleye Madness fundraiser this Saturday
The Walleye Madness Committee is holding a fundraiser at Mango Mama's located at 40 Madison Street on Saturday, Oct. 19, beginning at 8 p.m.
The theme of this year's fall fundraiser is again "Conga for the Cause", with entertainment by The Island Doctor.
Also participating at this year's fundraiser is a talented tropical artist whose works can be viewed at www.LatitudeAttitudes.com. He will have a print to be raffled and original tropical art for sale.
Another very talented person participating in this year's fundraiser is author Bob Adamov, a writer of novels involving mystery and intrigue, all with a connection to Put-in-Bay. He will be doing a book-signing for a number of his books.
Admission is $10, and each ticket is entered into the Grand Prize Raffle valued at over $600. There is also a separate raffle for a 40" TV, as well as Fishbowl and 50/50 Raffles. In addition, some surprise entertainers are scheduled to appear.
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BAMMA World Lightweight Championship: Rob Sinclair (11-2, 154lbs) vs. Andre Winner (14-6-1, 154lbs)
BAMMA Lonsdale British Middleweight Championship: Jack Marshman (10-1, 185lbs*) vs. Andrew Punshon (11-5, 184.6lbs*)
Denniston Sutherland (17-8, 185.4*) vs. Leeroy Barnes (10-9, 183.8lbs)
Curt Warburton (10-3, 154.8lbs) vs. Lee Wieczorek (11-3, 154lbs)
Jack Magee (7-4, 1NC) 170.6lbs) vs. Tom Breese (4-0, 170.6lbs)
Tommy Maguire (11-6, 160.6lbs) vs. Antanis Jazbutis (13-17, 159lbs)
Jeremy Petly (7-4-1, 155.4lbs) vs. Dyson Roberts (5-2, 153lbs)
Sam Mensah (3-1, 202lbs) vs. Mike "Nightmare" Neun (1-0, 205.5lbs)
Max Nunes (7-0, 202.6lbs) vs. Tony Moran (9-3, 205lbs)
Marc Allen (154.6lbs) vs. Lee Taylor (155.6lbs*)
* - Fighter's second weigh-in attempt.
Hello loyal 411 readers, welcome to our live coverage of BAMMA 10. Two-thirds of the UK 411 team
Alex Watt
Jon Butterfield
are live from press row at the Wembley Arena in London, England. As ever, tonight promises to be a fantastic night of fights from Europe's No. 1 Mixed Martial Arts promotion and the card is stacked from top to bottom with UK and international talent, including two title fights and a No. 1 contenders bout. It's the main event that's the biggie though as Rob "C4" Sinclair defends his BAMMA World Lightweight Championship against The Ultimate Fighter 9 runner-up Andre Winner.
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It's a 5000 sellout in Wembley Arena tonight. British MMA baby! Right, the lights have dimmed so surely that means fights are starting soon?
Here we go! The questionable walkout music has started already…
Lightweight bout: Marc Allen (5-1, 154.6lbs) vs. Lee Taylor (3-4, 155.6lbs*)
Alex Watt here…
Touch of the gloves. Cautious start. Taylor lands a couple of leg kicks. Nice right hand from Allen and they clinch. They're battling against the cage, Allen getting the better so far but some nice knees to the temple from Taylor now. Blood coming from the forehead of Allen. The referee separates them. Taylor head kick just misses. Jab from Taylor. Allen swings and looks for the takedown. Taylor reverses and pushes him against the fence. Allen drops down and is battling for the takedown. Taylor defending well and landing some hard punches to the body. Allen really wants that takedown but he's having no joy against Taylor. Referee separates them again. Front kick attempt from Taylor. Nice. Allen finally gets a takedown at the end of the round.
Allen 10-9
Touch of the gloves again. Taylor lands a decent combination. Very cautious exchanges on the feet here, neither man has really found his range. Allen pushes forward and clinches against the fence. Allen drops for a single leg but no dice. Taylor lands more elbows to the temple as Allen tries to land a double-leg. Referee separates them. Taylor head kick just misses. "Hit him" yells a man in the crowd. Yeah, I'm sure he hadn't thought of that, mate. Allen lands a takedown. Nice upkick from Taylor. Allen moves back into Taylor's guard but Taylor's got a guillotine now. Allen battles and escapes. Taylor looks for the sweep but can't get it. Allen lands a couple of good punches from the top. Allen in side control now. Allen looking for the mount. Nice elbow from Allen to close out the round. This is a tough fight to score.
Taylor 10-9 (19-19)
Touch of the gloves. Taylor takes the centre of the cage and knocks Allen down as he throws a leg kick. Allen looks for a leg lock from his back but Taylor avoids it. Taylor on top now, in half guard and landing some good strikes. Allen sweeps and now he's on top and in mount! Allen working for an arm triangle. Taylor sweeps him now, lands a few strikes and they're back to their feet. Takedown from Allen and he's in side control. Nice elbow and knee to the body from Allen. Taylor looking to sweep but Allen defending. Back to their feet but Allen takes him back down. Allen lands a few strikes from the top and Taylor lands a couple of upkicks. Both throwing loads of punches now in the last 10 seconds. Horn sounds and they hug it out. Good fight.
Allen 29-28 but this could go either way.
OFFICIAL RESULT: Marc Allen, Split Decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Nice sportsmanship shown by Taylor as he carries Allen around the ring.
Light Heavyweight bout: Max Nunes (7-0, 202.6lbs) vs. Tony Moran (9-3, 205lbs)
Okay folks, Jon Butterfield taking control of the keyboard for the time being…
Undefeated Nunes representing Sweden, fighting out of Liverpool. Moran from Wolfslair Academy. Here we go… No touch. Early jabs connecting from Moran. Nunes clinches, and takes him down. Barely 15 seconds on the clock. Nunes has side control. Moran transitions and puts Nunes in half guard. Nunes tries for a heel hook, no success, and they're up. Moran pressing Nunes to the fence. Body shot from Moran. Nunes reverses though, and completes the takedown. Nunes posturing up from half guard, but not throwing just yet. Body, body, head combination form Nunes. Nunes trying to get his leg free from half guard… and gets mount! Nunes looks for a triangle, gets it applied and Moran taps! Slick jitz from Nunes.
OFFICIAL RESULT: Max Nunes (Submission, Triangle) 2:58 of Round One
Light Heavyweight bout: Sam Mensah (3-1, 202lbs) vs. Mike "Nightmare" Neun (1-0, 205.5lbs)
Second light heavyweight clash in a row! Mike Neun getting a huge reception! Impressive support. They touch. BIG SHOT FROM MENSAH! IT IS OVER! Neun just keeled over! And he is OUT! Wow! The clock stopped at 8 seconds, and this crowd has been silenced! They attend to Neun for some time, and thankfully he sits up. Nice round of applause for Neun.
OFFICIAL RESULT: Sam Mensah (Knock Out) 0:08 of Round One
Sam's nickname is 'Blam'. Blam indeed!
Lightweight bout: Jeremy Petly (7-4-1, 155.4lbs) vs. Dyson Roberts (5-2, 153lbs)
Petly comes out to a song with several, umm, profane words – wonder if they'll play that live on FiveStar?! Very loud support for Roberts right behind us! Let's hope he lasts longer than 8 seconds… He does! Whew! Takedown attempt from Petly, as they start fast and furious. Roberts defending well. Good sprawl from Roberts, good knee as well, and Roberts looking for the early strikes – but Petly takes him down, but winds up on the bottom. Roberts looking for ground and pound, as Petly fails with an armbar attempt. GOOD punches from the top, and Petly gets briefly to his feet, before Roberts gains top control again. Roberts striking from full guard, but Petly defending well, and gets to his feet! Wow, this is FAST. Petly with a takedown attempt, but another good sprawl from Roberts. Petly has the single leg against the cage, as Roberts distracts him with elbows and hammer fists. Roberts drags Petly down, winding up in guard again! 90 seconds left. Petly up again, and the break! Takedown attempt from Petly once more, but Roberts sprawls, takes the back and gets in a few shots. They separate. Good straight right from Petly. Petly takes out Roberts' leg with a shot, but can't take a dominant position. Against the fence again. Roberts reverses things and takes Petly down. That's time. Roberts looking good there, landing several good shots, and he takes the round.
Dyson Roberts 10-9.
Overhand right from Petly misses. Roberts looks to be tiring a little as he winds up for a big shot. Head kick from Petly misses. Good straight left from Roberts. Uppercut from Roberts misses. Head kick from Roberts! Petly ate it well. Leg kick from Roberts. Leg kick from Petly. They throw, both miss, and Petly presses Roberts to the fence. Petly tries to complete a single leg, but winds up on the bottom. Petly looking to throw the legs up, but Roberts landing some good shots. Petly looking for a kneebar! Roberts escapes, but Petly is active! They stand. Body kick from Petly as a combination from Roberts misses. Head kick narrowly misses from Roberts. Good right from Petly. Nasty slap on a leg kick from Roberts – then Petly completes a good double leg takedown! This could be crucial with one minute left. Petly QUICKLY takes Roberts' back – only one leg in though, and Roberts escapes – only momentarily, though, as Petly LEAPS to take the back! STANDING REAR NAKED CHOKE SUNK IN! Brilliant! Petly drags Roberts down, and Roberts taps!! That was phenomenal! Roberts tried to hang on, but that was tight!
OFFICIAL RESULT: Jeremy Petly (Submission, Rear Naked Choke) 4:45 of Round Two
Petly says the fight was 'unpleasant' – he says it takes something special to make him quit, and he's good at taking an ass kicking and winning. Petly says it feels good to come back, and taking a beating only adds satisfaction. Petly says he wants to drop to 145 lbs and be a dominant force there – he says Roberts was a big guy. Petly thanks his support who traveled from Canada tonight.
Catchweight bout: Tommy Maguire (11-6, 160.6lbs) vs. Antanis Jazbutis (13-17, 159lbs)
And this is Alex Watt taking over the live coverage. By Jon's logic that means this fight will go to a decision…
Tommy Maguire
the brother of UFC fighter John Maguire, just in case you were wondering, which means he is officially the co-founder of "Gypsy Jiu-Jitsu".
Touch of the gloves. They exchange and Tommy clinches against the fence. He's desperately trying for that takedown and he finally gets him down. Jazbutis works his way back to his feet and reverses to the dominant position in the clinch. They weren't being actuve enough for the referee's liking so he separates them. Maguire taking the centre of the cage but neither man wants to over commit. They exchange in the pocket and Jazbutis pushes forward looking for a takedown. Clinch against the fence again. Jazbutis working for a takedown but Maguire defending well. A bit of a stalemate against the fence here. And a Jazbutis knee goes wayward. Quick break in the action while Maguire recovers from the low blow. They restart. "Hit him" shouts one of the annoying women behind us. Sound advice. Uppercut from Maguire and knee from Jazbutis. Maguire gets a takedown but it's too late in the round for him to do much with.
10-10 draw
Leg kick from Jazbutis. Maguire tries to respond but misses. Maguire staggers Jazbutis with a left hook. Maguire is landing the occasional strike but Jazbutis moving out of danger again well. Jazbutis circling away but not really committing with strikes. Rgith hook from Maguire answered with a knee from Jazbutis. Maguire barely misses a head kick as Jazbutis ducks. They exchange punches. Maguire looking for that right hook. Jazbutis throws a knee but Maguire counters with a punch and Jazbutis is down. Maguire in top position but Jazbutis holding on and preventing him from doing much damage. Maguire looks for the guillotine but can't quite lock it in. He's on his back now with Jazbutis on top but scrambles to regain top control. Jazbutis struggles back to his feet. Uppercuts from Maguire and knees from Jazbutis in the clinch. One may have gone low but they continue. They circle of the fence as the round ends.
Maguire 10-9 (20-19 overall)
Touch of the gloves and Maguire takes the centre of the cage. Maguire lands a right jab. Jazbutis swings and misses. Nice leg kick from Jazbutis but Maguire counters with a right hand. Jazbutis cut on the side of the head. And now they start to exchange. Lovely leg kick from Jazbutis. And two hard kicks from Maguire as response. Maguire looking for the uppercut but can't land it. Maguire temporarily drops Jazbutis but Jazbutis gets straight back up. Nice body punch from Maguire. Knee nearly connects from Jazbutis. Maguire avoids some head punches but Jazbutis lands a few body shots. Jazbutis pushes Maguire against the fence. Knees to the leg from Jazbutis. He wants the takedown but he can't get it. Maguire throws Jazbutis off. Jazbutis blocks a head kick. Jazbutis charges forward and gets taken down. Slammed down actually. Maguire ends the fight on top.
Maguire 10-9 (30-28 overall).
So apparently whenever I try and do live coverage tonight, we get clinch heavy decisions. When Jon does it, we get thrilling fights and quick knockouts. I might hand the laptop back to him…
OFFICIAL RESULT: Tommy Maguire, Unanimous Decision (30-27 x 3)
Welterweight bout: Jack Magee (7-4, 1NC) 170.6lbs) vs. Tom Breese (4-0, 170.6lbs)
Well, okay then. I'll try covering one more fight. But if this goes to a decision, then I'm calling shenanigans.
They charge towards each other and they're exchanging straight away. Magee gets a takedown and his elbow is right in Breese's face. Breese tries to sweep but no success. He's got mount now and is raining down punches. Breese is trying to defend but he can't get Magee off him. Magee takes his back and is working for the rear naked choke. Breese is pulling his hand away but he is in a very bad position here. Magee trying to trap the arm with his leg. Breese is defending well here but a heel kick to the midsection can't feel too nice. Magee gives up the choke and tries to get back to mount. Mistake. Breese has locked in a triangle choke from his back. That's deep! Magee has no choice but to tap out.
And the curse is lifted!
OFFICIAL RESULT: Tom Breese (Submission, Rear Naked Choke) 3:19 of Round One (Triangle Choke)
We've got an interview. Breese says his performance was "shocking" but he showed his heart to come back and win. He always keeps battling to the end. He said he felt Magee gassing when he had his back so knew if he kept squeezing on the triangle he'd get it. What next? He wants that BAMMA belt.
Okay, an hour break now before the main card starts. That's 9pm GMT / 4pm ET, if you were wondering.
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Lightweight bout (Title Eliminator): Curt Warburton (10-3, 154.8lbs) vs. Lee Wieczorek (11-3, 154lbs)
Jon Butterfield back in charge! Good to see that the Alex Watt-Decision curse has been lifted!
Curt Warburton went 1-2 in the UFC, facing Spencer Fisher and Joe Lauzon. He returns to the UK to give Wieczorek (who will henceforth be referred to as 'Lee') his toughest challenge to date. They touch. Right by Lee. Leg kick by Lee. Good right from Warburton tags Lee! Curt gets reckless, and Lee SLAMS him! Huge takedown! Warburton back to his feet, gets a couple of knees in, then takes Lee's back! Lee squirms out, and Warburton postures up and drops some big elbows! Lee defending well, but Warburton in a dominant position. Brabo choke attempt from Warburton. Lee out, but Warburton catches him, and drops some shots to the back of the head as he's turtled up – Warburton warned by the referee. Warburton still on top, and more elbows. Warburton flirts with an arm triangle from the wrong side, but gives it up. More elbows from the top! Solid connections! Lee tries to kick Warburton off, but Warburton has him turtled up again and lands some fists. Lee just cannot get out! Big shots from Warburton, this is effective ground and pound! Arm triangle attempt again, but no conviction. Warburton trying to pass from half guard to side control. He can't, so he just drops some leather! Lee struggling, but surviving. Arm triangle attempt, Warburton switches sides, but Lee survives! Wow!
Curt Warburton 10-9, could have been 10-8.
Curt stalking Lee. Body kick from Warburton lands hard. Leg kick from Warburton. Warburton presses Lee to the fence. Knee from Lee. Knee to the thigh from Warburton. Lee trying to reverse things, can't, but gets a judo trip but winds up in a triangle attempt! Lee out, and on top! Lee working hard here, takes Warburton's back. They're against the fence as Warburton fights to his feet. Lee gives up on the back, shoots, but easily stuffed. Warburton on top now, in side control. Warburton trying to smother Lee here, and he uses an arm triangle to switch sides. Lee trying to punch his way out with shots to the body – no escape so far! Warburton trying to crank this and put Lee away. Lee still fighting, he will NOT give up! He's been here for a full minute now. Warburton trying to scoot sideways now, away from Lee for more leverage, but Curt finally gives it up, moves to mount, and suddenly Lee tries for a kneebar! Curt escapes, but gives Lee top control. Ten seconds left. We're done, another strong round for Warburton, but Lee is tough!
Curt Warburton 10-9 (20-18 overall)
They touch and smile. Leg kick from Lee misses. Leg kick from Lee. Right-left misses from Lee, twice. Front kick misses for Lee. Warburton taking it easy. Leg kick from Warburton. Lee shoots, good sprawl from Warburton, but Lee is tenacious – but Warburton muscles Lee down! Head and arm control for Warburton. Warburton spins round the back, and Lee drops to his back. Lee looking for up kicks, but not come. Warburton poised to dive in, but he misses. Warburton in suffocating side control, as Lee throws knees up to Warburton's ribs. Two minutes left. Warburton happy with top control, as he dominates. 1:15 left. Marc Goddard stands them up. Lee must go for broke! Good shot to the body from Warburton. Curt presses Lee against the fence. Shots to the body, but nothing major. Warburton cruising to the judges. 15 seconds. Knee from Warburton misses. Knee to the body from Warburton. We're done. Comfortable win for Warburton, but no finish – credit to Lee for hanging tough.
Curt Warburton 10-9 (30-27)
OFFICIAL RESULT: Curt Warburton by Unanimous Decision (30-27 x3)
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Middleweight bout: Denniston Sutherland (17-8, 185.4*) vs. Leeroy Barnes (10-9, 183.8lbs)
Alex is back on the laptop and this could be your Fight of the Night, ladies and gentlemen. Except, probably not, because I'm covering it…
And here we go! Both men look pumped for this one. Sutherland dodges some Barnes punches but Barnes has taken the centre of the cage. Barnes gets a clinch and lands a few knees but Sutherland responds with one of his own. Barnes drops for a takedown against the fence but Sutherland defending diligently. They break and exchange quick punches. Nice combination from Sutherland. They exchange big punches against the fence. Beautiful knee to the head from Sutherland. They clinch against the fence and Sutherland lands some elbows to Barnes' thigh. They exchange wildly in the pocket. Barnes pushes forward for another takedown and after some good defending from Sutherland, finally gets him to the mat. Barnes in half guard but unable to land much of note. Sutherland scrambles back to his feet. Knees to the body from Sutherland. Sutherland lands a punch and Barnes looks wobbly. Barnes tries a rolling kneebar to no avail and Sutherland is in top position. Sutherland in half guard and landing some short elbows. Sutherland briefly tries for an Americana. Barnes trying to scramble and gets to his feet. Sutherland still pressing him against the fence though. Barnes pushes forward for a takedown but Sutherland counters with a guillotine attempt. Barnes survives the last few seconds and the horn sounds. Yeah, this is living up to the hype.
Sutherland, 10-9
They both take the centre of the cage and a right hook glances off the chin of Barnes. They exchange punches and they're both landing pretty damn flush but neither man is giving an inch. Sutherland pushes forward for a takedown and tries to take the back. Barnes counters and drops down with a kimura attempt. Sutherland's on top though and landing elbows. Barnes is trying to scramble but getting punched as he tries. Punches to the midsection from Sutherland but Barnes scrambles and SLAMS Sutherland. Barnes is in full mount and is landing some hard elbows. Sutherland holding on to defend himself. Barnes tries to take the back but ends up in half guard. Landing more elbows and Barnes locks in a guillotine. Sutherland is out of it and now he's on top. Sutherland in half guard and landing elbows and punches. Barnes trying to move but Sutherland is landing a lot of elbows now. Barnes turtles up as Sutherland throws punches to the side of his head. Barnes is back up and Sutherland looks for a slam. Barnes drops down for a kneebar. No dice. Sutherland on top and landing strikes. Sutherland passes to side control and now he has back control, landing elbows to the temple of Barnes. Blood showing on Barnes' face now. The horn sounds.
Sutherland, 10-9 (20-18 overall)
Both back to the centre of the cage. They open up cautiously. They look tired now but both land right hooks to the temple. Sutherland pushes Barnes against the fence. Lands a few punches and then goes for a Jon Jones style guillotine against the fence. Barnes escapes and they exchange punches. Sutherland has Barnes on the mat now though and he's landing short knees to the body. Barnes is covering up and works his way back to his feet. Barnes pushes forward but gets pushed back against the cage and kneed to the body. Sutherland is hurting him with strikes but Barnes keeps coming forward with punches. Barnes attempts a standing elbow but misses and Sutherland capitalizes by dragging him to the floor. They're back on the feet now and exchanging wild punches. Another knee from Sutherland and Barnes gets a takedown! Sutherland sweeps and ends up on top. Barnes looks exhausted. Knees to the ribs from Sutherland and short elbows to the temple. Elbows to the ribs and Sutherland looks content to ride this out now. The horn sounds and they hug it out. Great fight – that's what Dana White would call "leaving it all in the cage."
Sutherland, 10-9 (30-27 overall)
OFFICIAL RESULT: Denniston Sutherland, Unanimous Decision (30-27 x 3)
Denniston gives respect to Leeroy and says he never gives up. Sutherland says he will carry on fighting until he has to start doping up like some people. Controversial!
BAMMA Lonsdale British Middleweight Championship bout: Jack Marshman (10-1, 185lbs*) vs. Andrew Punshon (11-5, 184.6lbs*)
Jon taking control of the wurdz again for the first of two title fights tonight.
Marshman represents the British Armed Forces very proudly once again, as he defends the BAMMA British Middleweight Champion against a very game Andrew Punshon. Chants of 'Three Para' for Marshman. Flying knee from Punshon to start. Leg kick from Punshon, as Marshman lets the hands go. Takedown scored by Punshon. Marshman looking to throw his legs up as he defends with a strong guard. Punshon throws down, as he looks to break a tight body lock – and ALMOST gets caught in a triangle. Marshman appears to be cut. Triangle attempt from the bottom from Marshman again! Elbows from the bottom from Marshman, but Punshon escapes the triangle and threatens for a leg lock, only to be denied. Punshon in Marshman's guard, looking to throw looping punches round Marshman's defences. Triangle attempt once more from Marshman, and piston-like shots thrown in the mix! Punshon taps! A very active guard there earns Marshman a rare submission win!
OFFICIAL RESULT: Jack Marshman (Submission, Triangle) 2:31 of Round One
Marshman says he did his homework, and improved his submission game, which he's been practicing longer than his boxing. He says he found the weight cut difficult and came in a pound overweight, but says he's ready for the next step. Marshman is still a serving paratrooper, and he thanks his support.
Punshon says he may have underestimated Jack's submission game a little, and didn't expect what happened, but it happened. He says Marshman is a great fighter, and he wanted to put him on the back foot. He says he threw it away, but congratulates Marshman on the win.
BAMMA Lightweight World Championship bout: Rob Sinclair (11-2, 154lbs) vs. Andre Winner (14-6-1, 154lbs)
Here we go! They touch. Andre has his hands down early. Leg kick misses from Winner. Body kick from Winner blocked. Sinclair looks to throw, but settles for the clinch. Reversed, elbow over the top from Winner. Winner has Sinclair's back to the fence. Sinclair reverses – muay thai clinch from Sinclair, but Winner escapes. Straight right from Sinclair lands. Front kick from Winner misses. Solid combination from Sinclair – single leg blocked, but Sinclair still scores with an uppercut. Sinclair with Winner against the fence. Winner looking to escape, and gets caught low. Winner says he's good to go, so Goddard puts them back in the clinch. Knee from Sinclair as Winner lets the hands go. Good takedown from Sinclair. Winner back to his feet, but Sinclair takes his back. Sinclair with good dirty boxing, hurting Winner. Sinclair with clinch control again. They break. Thirty seconds left. Sinclair briefly looks for the muay thai clinch, but nothing comes of it. Winner tags Sinclair late, and wobbles him! Sinclair backs off, and clinches to recover. Good round of action! Sinclair takes the round, despite eating that punch late on.
Rob Sinclair 10-9
They touch. Leg kick lands hard from Sinclair. Head kick blocked. Solid uppercut from Sinclair! Sinclair grabs a waistlock, but can't take the back. They break. Overhand right from Sinclair misses. Overhand right blocked well by Winner. Winner grabs a muay thai clinch and scores a knee to the body! Sinclair presses Winner to the fence, and hits some knees to the thighs of Winner. They break. Flying knee from Sinclair doesn't land. Good left from Winner. Left hook misses from Winner, and he eats a counter. Left-right combo from Sinclair misses, but backs Winner up. Winner clinches with Sinclair, but gets his back to the fence. Sinclair starts to open up on Winner, landing several shots, but Winner shrugs them off. Winner into the clinch, but backed to the fence again. Knee to the body from Sinclair. Good body shot from Sinclair. Big right from Winner misses the mark. Winner hits a good combo, but Sinclair responds. Closer round, but Sinclair landed more it seemed, particularly the good combo against the fence.
Rob Sinclair 10-9 (20-18 overall)
They touch. Winner with a leg kick as he takes the centre of the cage. Body lock from Sinclair, and he looks to drag Winner to the mat. Body shots from Winner as Sinclair presses him to the cage. Sinclair picks Winner up and dumps him down, but Winner up immediately! Elbow from Winner backs up Siclair, but he can't follow up. Good front kick to the body from Winner. Knee to the head NARROWLY misses from Winner. Overhand left from Sinclair just grazes Winner. Winner stalks Sinclair, he's more aggressive here. Good knee to the head from Winner, as Sinclair ducks in and presses him to the cage once more. Two minutes left. Winner is chasing Sinclair down here. Good left from Winner finds the mark. Sinclair backing off. Body from Winner, leg kick from Sinclair. Right from Sinclair lands amid a flurry. Jab from Sinclair. One minute left. Big right hook misses from Sinclair. Brief muay thai clinch, as Sinclair lands a knee and a left. Sinclair presses Winner to the cage. Elbow over the top from Sinclair threatens as the buzzer goes! Better round for Winner, as he pulls one back.
Andre Winner 10-9 (29-28 overall)
We go to the championship rounds! They touch. Left-right from Sinclair misses. Sinclair opens up with two lefts, but Winner avoids the most of it. Sinclair with Winner against the cage. They break. Body kick from Winner. Leg kick from Sinclair. Knee to the body from Sinclair lands. Winner gets nowhere with a muay thai clinch attempt. Winner bleeding from the nose. Body kick from Winner lands. Body kick from Winner, leg kick fired right back from Sinclair. Winner trips Sinclair! Sinclair gets to his feet though and they break. We're halfway through round four. Winner stalking Sinclair. Good left-right from Sinclair, punctuated with a body shot. Sinclair lands a combo, but not much behind them. Winner looking to engage, and scores a good straight right. Left from Sinclair. Knee from Sinclair. Body kick from Winner blocked. Sinclair puts Winner to the fence and sees an elbow blocked. The buzzer goes. That could have gone either way! I'll give it to Winner.
Andre Winner 10-9 (38-38)
They embrace. Left from Sinclair. Body shot from Winner, and Sinclair tries to take his head off! Jabs from Sinclair. Leg kick from Winner. They clinch, and Sinclair puts Winner to the fence. Winner throws some knees, spins out, and they engage again, both narrowly missing. Combination from Sinclair, and a knee to the head! Leg kicks traded. Left-right from Sinclair. Sinclair puts Winner to the fence again. They break. Winner's hands are by his waist again. Left hook from Winner. One-two misses from Winner. Leg kick from Winner. Uppercut from Sinclair misses. Two minutes left. Left hook from Winner. Left-right-left from Sinclair. Nice leg kick, Winner gets fired up! They clinch. Winner looking aggressive now, nice elbow from Winner. One minute to go. Leg kick from Sinclair. Leg kick from Sinclair again. Winner coming forward, but Sinclair is slippery. Wild hook from Winner. Knee from Sinclair misses, and a takedown attempt is stuffed. Sinclair settles for putting Winner to the fence. Knee to the body from Sinclair. Last ten! WINNER DROPS SINCLAIR! Winner wades in for the kill, but the buzzer denies him! Wow, great fight, great finish! I score that for Winner, but this could go either way – a lot hinges on how the judges saw the fourth round!
Andre Winner 10-9 (48-47)
OFFICIAL RESULT: Rob Sinclair by Split Decision (49-46, 47-48, 48-47)
Alex had that 48-47 for Sinclair, and called it perfectly! Sinclair says that was extremely close and it could have gone either way and with different judges it could have been different. Sinclair says he's (BLEEP)ed, and the announcer apologizes for the language that just went out live on British TV!
Well, that's it for 411mania's LIVE coverage of BAMMA 10, where myself, Jon Butterfield, and my colleague, Alex Watt, enjoyed ourselves on press row! We'll be doing it all again in Nottingham in two weeks time for UFC on FX: Struve vs Miocic, and we'll have more in-depth thoughts from BAMMA 10 in
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Dubai, UAE July 9th, 2012: This week saw the soft launch of the highly anticipated and groundbreaking crowdfunding website AFLAMNAH. Taking the Middle East and North Africa in a storm of creativity, this first of its kind initiative, is attracting would-be entrepreneurs, artists and creators with an impressive array of creative projects and inspirational ideas that are guaranteed to get the 'crowd' talking.
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Crowdfunding works for a myriad of ideas and AFLAMNAH has been inundated with an array of ingenious projects since the site launched a week ago. Within the film section, supporters can select from six projects including award-winning director Annemarie Jacir's feature When I Saw You, first time director, Dima Hamdan's award-winning crime thriller script The Kidnap, Vancouver-based Amar Chebib's WAJD: Music, Politics and Ecstacy produced by Dima Alansari's Salam Films and Hind Shoufani's arthouse documentary Journey in Migration which is in post production.
Crowdfunding has already been a huge success in Europe and the US with an estimated $2.8 billion expected to be raised in 2012 globally across 450+ crowdfunding sites. The potential for crowdfunding in the Middle East promises to be revolutionary, there has never been such a spotlight on Arab talent and the region. Finding funding for creative projects is a challenge, but the global phenomenon that is crowdfunding may be about to change that forever.
Vida Rizq, Principal Founder of AFLAMNAH: "Since our launch a week ago we have been overwhelmed at the interest in AFLAMNAH and the reaction to the projects and contributions that have come from all over the world including the UAE and the region and further afield from as far as the US, Canada, Malaysia, and Europe. We are extremely excited at the thrilling talent approaching us with a raft of fantastic ideas. AFLAMNAH gives them a way to raise money by tapping into a crowd of like minded people who want to be part of something unique."
At its celebratory launch event yesterday in Dubai, AFLAMNAH also announced an advisory committee that it has established to support in the development and growth of the business. The committee includes, amongst others, Dubai International Film Festival's Artisic Director, Mr. Masoud Amralla Al Ali, Chief Legal Officer at twofour54, Mr. Greg Sweeting, Chairman of Virtuzone, Mr. Neil Petch, ChannelSculptor Managing Director, Mr. Nick Grande and Vice President Core and VAS Technology at du, Mr. Samer Geissah.
Aflamnah has been set up in partnership with Virtuzone, Fujairah's Creative City Free Zone in the UAE.
Please visit www.aflamnah.com for detailed information.


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From Proteopedia
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The inherited autoinflammatory syndrome familial Mediterranean fever (FMF) is characterized by recurrent episodes of fever, which are independent of any bacterial or viral infections. This disease is associated with point mutations in the mefv gene product pyrin. Although the precise molecular functions of pyrin are unknown, it seems to be involved in the maturation and secretion of interleukin-1beta. Approximately two thirds of all FMF-associated mutations cluster in the C-terminal B30.2 domain of pyrin. To investigate the molecular consequences of FMF-associated mutations, we determined the crystal structure of the pyrin B30.2 domain at 1.35-A resolution. The comparison with other B30.2/ligand complex structures revealed a shallow cavity, which seems to be involved in binding the pyrin ligand. The bottom of this cavity is covered mainly with hydrophobic amino acids, suggesting that pyrin recognizes its ligand by hydrophobic contacts and surface complementarities. FMF-associated mutations cluster around two sites on the B30.2 surface. Approximately two thirds, including those mutations with the most severe disease outcomes, are observed in the vicinity of the predicted peptide binding site, suggesting that they will have a direct impact on ligand binding. A second mutational hot spot was observed on the opposite side of the B30.2 domain in the neighbourhood of its artificial N-terminus. Although most FMF-associated mutations are solvent exposed, several will modify the main-chain conformation of loops. The experimental crystal structure of the pyrin B30.2 domain serves as a basis for an accurate modelling of these mutations.
The crystal structure of human pyrin b30.2 domain: implications for mutations associated with familial Mediterranean fever., Weinert C, Grutter C, Roschitzki-Voser H, Mittl PR, Grutter MG, J Mol Biol. 2009 Nov 27;394(2):226-36. Epub 2009 Aug 31. PMID:19729025
From MEDLINE®/PubMed®, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
[MEFV_HUMAN] Defects in MEFV are the cause of familial Mediterranean fever autosomal recessive (ARFMF) [MIM:249100]. ARFMF is an inherited disorder characterized by recurrent episodic fever, serosal inflammation and pain in the abdomen, chest or joints. ARFMF is frequently complicated by amyloidosis, which leads to renal failure and can be prophylactically treated with colchicine. ARFMF primarily affects ancestral ethnic groups living around the Mediterranean basin: North African Jews, Armenians, Arabs and Turks. The disease is also distributed in other populations including Greeks, Cypriots, Italians and Spanish, although at a lower prevalence.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15] Defects in MEFV are the cause of familial Mediterranean fever autosomal dominant (ADFMF) [MIM:134610]. ADFMF is characterized by periodic fever, serosal inflammation and pain in the abdomen, chest or joints as seen also in the autosomal recessive form of the disease. It is associated with renal amyloidosis and characterized by colchicine unresponsiveness.
[MEFV_HUMAN] Probably controls the inflammatory response in myelomonocytic cells at the level of the cytoskeleton organization.[16][17]
About this Structure
2wl1 is a 1 chain structure with sequence from Homo sapiens. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA.
See Also
- Weinert C, Grutter C, Roschitzki-Voser H, Mittl PR, Grutter MG. The crystal structure of human pyrin b30.2 domain: implications for mutations associated with familial Mediterranean fever. J Mol Biol. 2009 Nov 27;394(2):226-36. Epub 2009 Aug 31. PMID:19729025 doi:10.1016/j.jmb.2009.08.059
- ↑ . Ancient missense mutations in a new member of the RoRet gene family are likely to cause familial Mediterranean fever. The International FMF Consortium. Cell. 1997 Aug 22;90(4):797-807. PMID:9288758
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- ↑ Notarnicola C, Didelot MN, Kone-Paut I, Seguret F, Demaille J, Touitou I. Reduced MEFV messenger RNA expression in patients with familial Mediterranean fever. Arthritis Rheum. 2002 Oct;46(10):2785-93. PMID:12384939 doi:10.1002/art.10575
- ↑ Bernot A, da Silva C, Petit JL, Cruaud C, Caloustian C, Castet V, Ahmed-Arab M, Dross C, Dupont M, Cattan D, Smaoui N, Dode C, Pecheux C, Nedelec B, Medaxian J, Rozenbaum M, Rosner I, Delpech M, Grateau G, Demaille J, Weissenbach J, Touitou I. Non-founder mutations in the MEFV gene establish this gene as the cause of familial Mediterranean fever (FMF). Hum Mol Genet. 1998 Aug;7(8):1317-25. PMID:9668175
- ↑ Booth DR, Gillmore JD, Booth SE, Pepys MB, Hawkins PN. Pyrin/marenostrin mutations in familial Mediterranean fever. QJM. 1998 Sep;91(9):603-6. PMID:10024914
- ↑ Aksentijevich I, Torosyan Y, Samuels J, Centola M, Pras E, Chae JJ, Oddoux C, Wood G, Azzaro MP, Palumbo G, Giustolisi R, Pras M, Ostrer H, Kastner DL. Mutation and haplotype studies of familial Mediterranean fever reveal new ancestral relationships and evidence for a high carrier frequency with reduced penetrance in the Ashkenazi Jewish population. Am J Hum Genet. 1999 Apr;64(4):949-62. PMID:10090880
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- ↑ Shohat M, Magal N, Shohat T, Chen X, Dagan T, Mimouni A, Danon Y, Lotan R, Ogur G, Sirin A, Schlezinger M, Halpern GJ, Schwabe A, Kastner D, Rotter JI, Fischel-Ghodsian N. Phenotype-genotype correlation in familial Mediterranean fever: evidence for an association between Met694Val and amyloidosis. Eur J Hum Genet. 1999 Apr;7(3):287-92. PMID:10234504 doi:10.1038/sj.ejhg.5200303
- ↑ Akar N, Misiroglu M, Yalcinkaya F, Akar E, Cakar N, Tumer N, Akcakus M, Tastan H, Matzner Y. MEFV mutations in Turkish patients suffering from Familial Mediterranean Fever. Hum Mutat. 2000 Jan;15(1):118-9. PMID:10612841 doi:<118::AID-HUMU29>3.0.CO;2-5 10.1002/(SICI)1098-1004(200001)15:1<118::AID-HUMU29>3.0.CO;2-5
- ↑ Domingo C, Touitou I, Bayou A, Ozen S, Notarnicola C, Dewalle M, Demaille J, Buades R, Sayadat C, Levy M, Ben-Chetrit E. Familial Mediterranean fever in the 'Chuetas' of Mallorca: a question of Jewish origin or genetic heterogeneity. Eur J Hum Genet. 2000 Apr;8(4):242-6. PMID:10854105 doi:10.1038/sj.ejhg.5200462
- ↑ Dode C, Pecheux C, Cazeneuve C, Cattan D, Dervichian M, Goossens M, Delpech M, Amselem S, Grateau G. Mutations in the MEFV gene in a large series of patients with a clinical diagnosis of familial Mediterranean fever. Am J Med Genet. 2000 Jun 5;92(4):241-6. PMID:10842288
- ↑ Aldea A, Calafell F, Arostegui JI, Lao O, Rius J, Plaza S, Maso M, Vives J, Buades J, Yague J. The west side story: MEFV haplotype in Spanish FMF patients and controls, and evidence of high LD and a recombination "hot-spot" at the MEFV locus. Hum Mutat. 2004 Apr;23(4):399. PMID:15024744 doi:10.1002/humu.9229
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- ↑ Goulielmos GN, Fragouli E, Aksentijevich I, Sidiropoulos P, Boumpas DT, Eliopoulos E. Mutational analysis of the PRYSPRY domain of pyrin and implications for familial mediterranean fever (FMF). Biochem Biophys Res Commun. 2006 Jul 14;345(4):1326-32. Epub 2006 May 15. PMID:16730661 doi:S0006-291X(06)01029-1
- ↑ Centola M, Wood G, Frucht DM, Galon J, Aringer M, Farrell C, Kingma DW, Horwitz ME, Mansfield E, Holland SM, O'Shea JJ, Rosenberg HF, Malech HL, Kastner DL. The gene for familial Mediterranean fever, MEFV, is expressed in early leukocyte development and is regulated in response to inflammatory mediators. Blood. 2000 May 15;95(10):3223-31. PMID:10807793
- ↑ Mansfield E, Chae JJ, Komarow HD, Brotz TM, Frucht DM, Aksentijevich I, Kastner DL. The familial Mediterranean fever protein, pyrin, associates with microtubules and colocalizes with actin filaments. Blood. 2001 Aug 1;98(3):851-9. PMID:11468188