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Unravelling How Planaria Regenerate
Planarian flatworms are one of nature's little wonders. Although their 'cross-eyed' appearance is endearing, their real claim to fame comes from their regenerative ability. Split a planarian down the middle and you'll soon have two cross-eyed critters staring back at you; cut one up and each piece will regenerate an entire flatworm. How do they pull of such an incredible feat? In 2011, researchers discovered that planarian regeneration depends on the activity of stem cells ('neoblasts') distributed throughout the flatworm's body, but important questions about the process have remained unanswered. Are certain stem cells responsible for each organ? What activates the stem cells when regeneration is needed? An enterprising team of scientists at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research has brought us closer to answering these questions by developing a new technique to study planarian regeneration and using it to discover some of they genes involved.
Regeneration isn't a uniquely planarian trait; starfish are well-known for growing back lost body parts, and even humans can regenerate to some extent (think of a wound healing). Planarians certainly excel at it, though; a flatworm can recover from being cut up into a staggering 279 tiny pieces, each of which regenerates into a new worm! Here's a fun conundrum for those inclined to such things: which worm, if any, can claim to be the 'original worm'? What if it were only two pieces instead of over 200? Would it make a difference if the two pieces were different sizes?
Undeterred by such philosophical considerations, the researchers used custom microarrays to identify genes which are activated when a planarian regenerates.


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I saw a Lent-friendly recipe on Maryline's blog En Direct d'Athènes. It was for a large chocolate cake in which the butter (forbidden) was replaced by tahini and the milk (forbidden) replaced by rum!
I thought: Why don't I try to make a brownie for Lent? Or just any day! I would use our tahini as the only fat in it as well and replace the rum with orange juice.
Not only is this brownie delicious, but it is also easier to make than pancakes! no need for a mixer, all one needs is a bowl, a wooden spoon and a sifter. I halved the recipe (hers yielded two cakes) and I will only recommend that you line your cake pan with parchment or wax paper.
That brownie is moist in the middle, crispy at the top and will leave you the (intoxicating) aftertaste of halvah in your palate. What more can one ask for?
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- 5 1/3 ounces of tahini (don't forget to stir the jar before pouring) or 150 g.
- 5 1/3 ounces of all-purpose flour (150 g.)
- 1 heaping teaspoon of Baking Powder
- 5 1/3 ounces of powdered sugar (150 g.)
- 5 1/3 ounces of orange juice, freshly squeezed preferably (150 g.)
- Melt the chocolate in the microwave following directions on the package; it took 1 minute, 15 seconds to melt the bar. You can also melt it in a double-boiler if you prefer.
- Mix the tahini, orange juice and rum or other liqueur in a large bowl. Add the melted chocolate and the powdered sugar. Mix well.
- Add the flour and baking powder through a sifter into the mixture. Mix well.
- Grease an 8 inch baking pan and line with parchment. Pour the batter and spread it as evenly as possible. Heat the oven to 350F and bake the brownies 15 to 20 minutes. Serve.
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Whisk together eggs, whipping cream, and butter. Gradually add sugar mixture, whisking until smooth; stir in corn. Pour mixture into a lightly greased 13- x 9-inch baking dish.
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The vinaigrette in Warm Frisee Salad with Crispy Kosher Salami includes a slightly sweet sherry vinegar to balance the sharp flavor of frisée. Slices of kosher beef salami add heft to this feathery green.
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2. Cook salami strips in hot oil in a medium skillet over medium heat 5 to 10 minutes or until crisp. Remove salami from skillet using a slotted spoon; reserve drippings in skillet. Drain salami strips on paper towels.
3. Sauté onion and garlic in reserved drippings 2 minutes. Stir in vinegar and next 3 ingredients; cook, stirring constantly, 1 minute.
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*1st Place in Ouran_Contest* Sometimes she couldn't help but think that the universe was out to get her. And, no matter how much she loved her father, he was one of the prime examples of such a thing.
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Of Fathers and Daughters
Sometimes she couldn't help but think that the universe was out to get her. Or rather, that no matter where she fled, no matter the circumstance, situation, place, or time, the universe had condemned her to forever deal with the absurd and ludicrous. And, no matter how much she loved her father, he was one of the prime examples of such a thing.
She had returned home to the apartment to find it trashed. Well, not exactly trashed, but not really clean either. It was more like a fabric store had thrown up in the apartment leaving both remnants and full spindles lying about everywhere. The hum of a sewing machine could be heard in the main room just a few feet away.
"I'm home," Haruhi called flatly.
She took off her shoes and entered the apartment. There was no reply to her greeting. Walking into the other room she looked to see her dad slumped over his sewing machine. He had a look of fierce concentration on his face as he carefully guided the needle through the blue and yellow fabric he was working with.
Knowing he wasn't going to acknowledge her yet, she moved her school things to the adjoining room before setting out to make dinner. The sewing machine continue to hum in the background.
Almost an hour later, when the food was almost done and the mouth watering smell had overtaken the apartment, Fujioka Ranka finally made his way out of the main room. "Haruhi," he exclaimed. "Have you missed your papa?"
She looked at him with blank eyes. "Dinner's ready," she said.
Grabbing a few of the dishes, she side stepped her exuberant dad and walked into the other room. While obnoxious at times, he was considerate. He had already cleared off the table of his things and placed them in a neat pile in a corner of the room. Haruhi set down the dishes, her dad following moments later with the rest.
"As always, you are such a wonderful cook," he gushed. "You treat your papa so well. What would I ever do without you?"
Haruhi said nothing as she sat down on one side of the table. Her dad sat the opposite.
"Haruhi," he said between bites.
He watched his daughter carefully as she ate her meal. "Aren't you going to ask papa what he was doing?"
With a hand brought to his forehead in mock suffering, Ranka bemoaned his boring daughter.
"I don't care."
"But Haruhi, it's important. It involves you too."
This received her attention and the short brunette looked up. She met her dad's smiling face. "Well?" he said.
"Well what?"
"Aren't you going to ask me?"
She sighed, putting down her chopsticks. "What are you doing?"
"Oh," he moaned, standing up in a dramatic pose. "How wonderful for you to ask my Haruhi. I am making lovely kimonos for both you and I."
Haruhi watched as he held up one of the completed kimonos. It had been the one he had been working on earlier. A dazzling royal blue fabric had been embellished with a light yellow pattern of flowers and butterflies. The inside of the outfit matched the yellow thread and peaked out just a bit from around all the edges.
"Isn't it pretty Haruhi?"
"Yes," she said.
Ranka beamed with pride. He walked over to her, kimono still in hand, and urged her to stand. Once she had, however unwillingly, he held it up to her frame. He bit his lip as he measured up the fit, eyeing the bottom critically. "I may have made it too long, but that is an easy fix. What do you think?"
"Why did you make me a kimono?"
"Well you'll need to wear one for the festival next week, of course."
"I have something I can wear already."
"Well yes," he said. "But it won't be suitable for the contest."
He slunk away from her, folding the kimono again and placing it back to the corner. The fabric for his own lying right next to it. Sitting back down at the table, he took up his chopsticks and tried to ignore his daughter's angry glare.
"Are you going to explain to me what contest?"
"Aren't you going to eat? You're food will get cold."
"Stop changing the subject!" she yelled.
He grinned sheepishly, looking over at his daughter through his long hair. "Well, there's a contest," he began.
"We've already established that," she said. "What does it have to do with me."
"I have to enter it with you, it has to be a pair."
"And why not ask one of the guys you work with? I'm sure they'd love to show off with you?"
Ranka looked to his side at the small cabinet that held his late wife's memorial. "It's a mother, daughter competition. It has to be you."
Haruhi followed his gaze over to the cabinet. Her anger quickly dispersing. "You're not my mother," she said softly, without any hint of callousness.
"But it would be fun, and there are rarely any daddy, daughter competitions that I can do. It'll be something the two of us can enjoy together."
"What does it involve?" she asked after a brief pause.
It was rare to find such a calm, thoughtful expression on the cross-dresser. He, like Tamaki, was a person whose very essence depended on his charismatic personality. It made them seem shallow and self-centered; but that didn't mean they were. In actuality, there was a lot of depth hidden under their drama-filled masks. Lots of pain, as it were, and a lot of hope. It was why, when it came to such things as this, she found it hard to say no to her father. (She was suspecting that was why she allowed herself to be manipulated into the hair-brain schemes that Tamaki thought up.) Both Ranka and Tamaki were shallow to the shallow, only those who looked beyond saw who they really were.
"It's just a fashion contest. Homemade outfits worn by both mother and daughter," Ranka explained.
"And there are no rules about cross dressing?"
He shook his head. "Nope, I checked first. I guess they figured no one would try it, so they didn't include it."
"They probably will next year," Haruhi mumbled.
"Exactly," he exclaimed. "Which is why you and I have to win it this year. It'll be our only chance."
Haruhi sighed. She slumped over to lean against the table. She mumbled her consent to the idea, much to her father's delight, and listened during the rest of the meal as he babbled on and on about his choice of fabric and patterns. Haruhi didn't really care, she actually didn't understand half of the things he was mentioning; however, it made her dad happy and she was willing to put up with a silly little contest for that.
The "silly little contests" ended up being a lot bigger than she had originally thought; but that was mostly the cause of Ranka and Kyoya's constant communication. Haruhi made a mental note to stop that immediately when she saw the entire Host Club and a plethora of expensive, professional photographers lined up on the sides of the makeshift runway.
"Smile Haruhi," Ranka said.
She looked up from glaring at Kyoya to see her dad's glowing face. He was adoring the attention he--no, they--were getting. She couldn't help but smile in return. Ranka's eyes teared up and he hugged his daughter to him, for once a calm, drama-free act.
They walked in front of the judges at the end of the walkway. Their faces look surprised as they read the card, one of them recognizing Ranka for who he really was, or rather, what he wasn't. He whispered to the other judges and they nodded.
"I think you've been found out," Haruhi whispered.
Ranka nodded. "Yes, well even so, they have to acknowledge my beautiful kimonos and the beauty of the two models."
Haruhi laughed at him, though she would freely admit that he had done a wonderful job with their outfits. They were mirror images of each other, she in her blue kimono with yellow accents. Ranka had allowed her to go with her usual hair style, with a few butterfly decorated hair clips to match.
In contrast, Ranka had made his kimono out of the same pale yellow that decorated Haruhi's. The same pattern adorned his outfit as did Haruhi's but he had used a royal blue thread for the accent. His long hair was swept up into an elaborate, braided knot.
While it may have been odd to others, Haruhi had no qualms with admitting that her father was beautiful, especially like this. His skin glowed from the attention and his eyes sparkled. He was melodramatic cross-dresser who overly doted on his only daughter. And she loved him, unconditionally.
He smiled down at her when he noticed her staring. "My beautiful daughter," he sighed. "Kotoko would be so happy on how you've turned out."
Tears formed slightly around her eyes, a slight blush staining her cheeks. She was grateful when they turned to walk back down the walkway. She ignored the yells of her classmates as she passed them, shooting a glare at Tamaki when he threatened to climb up on the raised platform.
"And wouldn't Kotoko just be so jealous of how pretty I look!" Ranka began to rant after they passed the Host Club.
Haruhi laughed lightly, a smile still on her face as she walked hand in hand with her dad, back behind the scenes.
In the end, they had only come in at second place but Ranka didn't seem to mind. The Host Club, courtesy of Tamaki, had given Ranka all sized copies of the best of the pictures that were taken. The cross-dresser smiled at the picture of he and his daughter. They were walking away from the camera, their backs to the lens. They were looking at each other, smiling, their joined hands held tightly between them.
He looked in the open cabinet to the picture of his late wife. "Oh Kotoko," he sighed. "Isn't she beautiful?"
There was no answer, nor was he expecting one, but he continued to smile. "You really would be so very proud of her."
He sighed and closed the cabinet doors.
No, Ranka didn't mind coming in at second place at all, not if he got to see that face on his daughter.


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Fresh Sardines with Two-Olive Bread Crumb Crust
If omega-3-rich fresh sardines are hard to find, small bluefish or mackerel fillets can be used instead.
Yield: 4
- 12 fresh whole sardines (about 2 1/2 pounds), heads and bones removed, fish kept intact
- 1 1/2 cups coarse fresh bread crumbs
- 1/3 cup Sicilian green olives, pitted and chopped
- 1/4 cup oil-cured black olives, pitted and chopped
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 1/4 teaspoons minced rosemary
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- Lemon wedges, for serving
- 1. Preheat the broiler. Spread the sardines open on a large baking sheet, skin side down. In a medium bowl, combine the bread crumbs, green and black olives, 1 1/2 tablespoons of the olive oil and the rosemary and season with salt and pepper. Top each sardine with 2 heaping tablespoons of the bread crumbs, pressing them to adhere.
- 2. Divide the remaining 1/2 tablespoon of olive oil between 2 large nonstick ovenproof skillets. Arrange 6 sardines in each skillet, skin side down, and cook over moderately high heat until browned on the bottom and cooked through, 3 to 4 minutes.
- 3. Set the skillets under the broiler, 1 at a time if necessary, and broil for 1 to 2 minutes, or until the bread crumbs are golden and crisp. Serve the sardines immediately with lemon wedges.
- ONE SERVING Calories 380 kcal, Total Fat 25.4 gm, Saturated Fat 4.6 gm
- Wine Recommendation: The assertive flavors of sardines and olives need a clean, pleasantly sharp white wine for contrast. Look for a Sauvignon Blanc-based French wine, such as the 1996 Comte Lafond Sancerre or the 1997 Michel Lynch Sauvignon Blanc from Bordeaux.
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No 8 Angela Wadham ran in for Lakenham's second try of the game to make it 12-0 at the break.
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Jun8-05, 09:41 PM
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and signals have the same frequency (702 nm) according to this:
(see page 3)
It also states here that both photons are emitted simultaneous (within
femto seconds)
(i1 --> s2) becomes another possibility since there's no random phase
anymore depending on the conversion points.
The paper excludes this kind of stimulated emission with the argument
that the down conversion rate of the 2nd PDC doesn't change with i1
being blocked or not.
I would think that's rather logical since it's the UV laser that "pumps up"
the PDC while the i1 photons can only release exited states.
Regards, Hans
Jun9-05, 08:52 AM
Ok lets talk about a single downconverter and the effect it has on the phase of a photon. When the down conversion event happens it happens in a superposition of all possible depths in the downconverter. To find the effect on the phase you must integrate over all possible depths and then normalize to a unit vector. It is a unitary process, all we can get is a unit vector. Unitary evolution is nothing but a rotation of a unit vector.
So given this I would assume that if we shine a coherent beam into a downconverter we will get a (actually two) coherent beam out phase shifted by an amount determined by the total thickness of the downconverter. The only way to change this is to have some device that could watch the downconverter and tell us the depths that the individual downconversion events happened. Then we would no longer have a unitary evolution and we would get decoherence.
Surely there cannot be disagreement over whither or not a coherent beam into a down converter produces a coherent beam out.
You do not have NL1 and NL2 downconverting at the same time possibly at gifferent depths. You only have one of them downconverting but it is a superposition state. And it is in a superposition of all different depths produceing an expected constant phase shift due to the fact that it is a unitary process.
What am I doing wrong?
Jun9-05, 09:07 AM
In any case what would happen if you were to rotate the polarization of I1? If they were stimulating the release of the photons they should still do so. Yet if the polarization is wrong we still have which way information and the interference pattern should go away.
Jun9-05, 12:33 PM
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other if they are at 90 degrees That said, what is the guarantee that s2
takes over the polarization of i1? Generally even the most basic properties
of the PDC's are omitted, let alone the more detailed parameters like the
half-life of the excited state. or the polarization dependency of stimulated
Often it's not properly understood why the PDC's do what they do.
Regards, Hans.
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So I can just as well consider the "first path" first, with downconversion in NL1, and then the second path next, in NL2, and then add them together at the screen of s1 and s2, no ?
However, as we both agree now, the "first path" (going through NL1) is actually composed of many different paths, depending on the point of conversion. And indeed we will have to integrate over all these "first paths". But we will also have to integrate over all the "second paths".
If x is the conversion point in NL1, we have the total phase contribution:
Integral dx f(x) exp( i.delta_vs1.x) . exp(i. phi1)
where phi1 is an x-independent phase factor which depends on the position of the screen of s1 and s2 and f(x) is a kind of square function, delimiting the conversion xtal.
If y is the conversion point in NL2, we have he total phase contribution:
Integral dy f(y) exp( - i. delta_vs2. y) exp (i . phi2)
Note that delta_vs1 and delta_vs2 are slightly different and the difference depends upon the point on the screen of s1 and s2, because if this point moves, we have slightly different angles between the horizontal and s1 or s2 so slightly different effective wave vectors as a function of x or y.
Adding the two contributions together, we get something that looks a lot like the interference pattern of two LARGE slits (except that here, the phase differences of the two slits are not obtained by changing the geometrical path length sideways, but by a different conversion point x). This means in fact: almost no interference.
Intuitively, you can see why this happens: for each x in NL1 (and a chosen point on the s1 and s2 screen), you will find a corresponding point y in NL2 so that we get constructive interference, and another point y' in NL2 so that we get destructive interference (and again a point y'' with constructive and a point y''' with destructive interference etc...).
If you now change the point on the screen of s1 and s2, for the same x point in NL1, y, y',y'', y''' will have shifted a bit but you will again find about as many constructive as destructive interference paths. This means that the intensity on the s1 / s2 screen doesn't change from point to point.
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under eyes: Make Up For Ever HD Concealer in 325
eyeliner: Illamasqua Precision Ink in Abyss, Illamasqua Precision Ink in Scribe
eye brows: MAC Brow Pencil in Fling
eye lashes: MAC Haute & Naughty Mascara
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History and background of Alfred Sung. Alfred Sung was born in Shanghai in 1948 and raised in Hong Kong. He studied couture at the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne. After graduating with first place honours, Sung moved to New York to study at Parsons School of Design. Read more about Alfred Sung
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I just purchased this fragrance based solely on reviews and I'm really glad I did!! I got compliments from my boyfriend the first time I wore it last night. It's one of those...Read complete review
I just purchased this fragrance based solely on reviews and I'm really glad I did!! I got compliments from my boyfriend the first time I wore it last night. It's one of those fragrances that make you feel good, light, fresh and sexy, all at the same time. But not the "lemon" type of fresh, it's more like a breeze or a mist surrounding you.
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Buy this if you're looking for a light, non-overpowering fragrance with good staying power, distinct presence and personality.
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I smelled it in the bottle, I liked the fresh clean scent so I got it to try. The initisl smell is nice but it does not hold its scent whatsoever. Within an...Read complete review
I smelled it in the bottle, I liked the fresh clean scent so I got it to try. The initisl smell is nice but it does not hold its scent whatsoever. Within an hour or two its dramatically faded. This is a great deal price wise but them again maybe it's priced just to sell. Was hoping it was stronger and lasted. I was looking for compliments but got none. I'm just disapointed.
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My female friends really like this scent and they get compliments on it also. This is one of Sung's best.
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Great for dining with friends.
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Love it!
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Light and subtle..
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I love this product and couldn't find it anywhere---I will always be a customer becuz this is my signature fragrance!!
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"Waves" by blondfire
Ask yourself: "Is the soundtrack to my life as awesome as it should be?" What's the song you'd pick for doing something cool? I bet this one tops it. Side note: listen to this one on a pair of high quality headphones/speakers.
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Oh my God.
This song picked me up, tore the roof of my building clean off, and sent me flying 10,000mph across the country back to the beaches of Southern California. I could not believe how amazing it made me feel. I looked straight at Mark with a bewildered expression of "thanks". If you don't believe me, listen to "Waves" now. I defy you to say this song doesn't light some fire deep inside your heart to do something cool the second you hear it. The acoustic guitar riff that starts off the song stands up the hairs on the back of your neck. Things start to feel brighter. Then those drums kick in. Your eyes get wider. The soothing vocals of Erica Driscoll flow out of your speakers like a beautiful siren's call, beckoning you into the track. You want to follow her, wherever she goes. Every second you listen, it gets more exciting. And then, when the chorus hits, so does a harmonious blast of "Wa-Aa-AVES." At this point, your adrenaline is probably pumping. The guitar is plucking at your heartstrings and the lyrics are affixing themselves to the "sing-along" part of your mind. I found myself listening to this one several times over and over again just in case there was anything I missed or didn't hear the first time. I'm sure you'll do the same.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WTAQ) - Amtrak train service from Milwaukee to Chicago was interrupted Monday, after a person was struck and killed by a train while on a trestle. It happened right after the northbound Hiawatha passenger train left a station at Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport. Nobody on the train was hurt. Amtrak chartered buses to help deal with the delays. Authorities were investigating the mishap. The victim's name was not immediately released.
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ABC2: Police Develop 'Person of Interest' in Last Year's Davidsonville Homicide
It's been one year since Nicole Burgess was found murdered inside her Davidsonville home. Police determined that the death was homicide from multiple stab wounds. Burgess' dog was also killed. For many months, police have not been able to put together the pieces, but a break may have come in the case, according to an […]Read more


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Ah, progress!
You see, first the new air traffic control tower was all like this.
But now it's all like this:
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"Pukao are the hats or topknots formerly placed on top of some moai statues on Easter Island. They were all carved from a very light red volcanic stone scoria, which was quarried from a single source at Puna Pau."
In my day, ATC towers were symmetrical, AND THAT WAS THE WAY WE LIKED IT!
These days, IJDK, IJDK:
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They've made some progress the past five months:
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"The massive crane is expected to be used during construction of the New Tappan Zee Bridge, a replacement for the Tappan Zee Bridge across the Hudson River in New York State by Tappan Zee Constructors, a consortium of companies that includes American Bridge Company."
As she appeared last week:
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September 2013:
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It'll have a torch-like air, they say.
Balboa Park, Balboa 31X, Balboa Street – there are lots of examples.
Now let's check and see what Vasco Núñez de Balboa did to be so honored.
Oh, here it is:
Balboa setting his dogs upon Indian practitioners of male love (1594) The Spanish invader Vasco Núñez de Balboa (1475-1519) shown in Central America with his troops, presiding over the execution of Indians, whom he ordered eaten alive by the war dogs for having practiced male love. New York Public Library, Rare Book Room, De Bry Collection, New York.
Oh and we honor Funston too?
Oh well
Whenever it opens, which will be about a quarter-century late.
Check it:
@CHPoakland officers preparing for Bicycle Officer School and will soon be patrolling the new Bay Bridge! pic.twitter.com/KJ6lk8EqOp
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Notice that the tall buildings have been kept away from the waterfront going way back before the Loma Prieta Earthquake.
Part of a photo as seen at a local McDonalds:
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So just as the long-gone Embarcadero Freeway (see it?) is connected with the Bridge-to-Nowhere, Big Dig Central Subway, the "wired" 8 Washington project is connected with the Chinatown voting stencils effort recently exerted to elect Accidental Mayor Ed Lee.
On it goes.


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Teeny Tiny Potatoes with Sweet Roasted Garlic Print Recipe
Preheat oven to 325°. Wrap garlic in a piece of foil with1 tbsp of olive oil and roast in the oven until soft; about 30 minutes. At the same time, place potatoes on a baking sheet and into the oven - bake until tender, about 30 minutes. Remove garlic from oven, mash and mix with remainder of olive oil; place in a mixing dish and set aside. Remove potatoes from oven and add to bowl and gently toss with mashed garlic mixture. Toss salt and pepper over potatoes to taste. Serve immediately. Enjoy!
Serves: 3 - 4
Cooking Time: 35 - 40 Minutes


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Samsung and UCSF team up to tackle digital health
UCSF and Samsung are joining forces to accelerate the development of new sensors, algorithms and digital preventative health technologies. On Friday they announced the establishment of the UCSF-Samsung Digital Health Innovation Lab, a new space to be located in UCSF's Mission Bay campus where lead researchers and technologists will collaborate on developing mobile health technologies, as […] [Read More]
Samsung's "super" ad for SF "50 minus 1ers;" GoPro goes to XLVII
Samsung Mobile has posted this funny ad starring Seth Rogen and Paul Rudd that pokes fun at the NFL's strict marketing rules around commercials tied to Sunday's Super Bowl XLVII between the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens. Of course, the NFL is trying to protect its profits, so ads can't mention the trademarked […] [Read More]
Students go to mobile app boot camp
The makers of Angry Birds famously needed 52 tries to create a widely successful mobile phone app. Hoping to speed up their own path to success, 30 Bay Area teenagers are participating in a two-day boot camp at UC Berkeley this week to learn what it takes to design a popular app. The students, from […] [Read More]