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Two weeks ago, the Connecticut Huskies had lost two in a row in Texas against Houston and SMU. Two weeks later, the Huskies have defeated Harvard, UCF, and Memphis. With wins against quality teams like Harvard and Memphis, the Huskies have built themselves an impressive resume for the NCAA tournament. With the win against the Tigers, UConn is now 14-3, and 3-3 in the American Athletic Conference. Despite the two wins, UConn has to keep winning games to become more relevant for the NCAA tournament picture.
Finally, the Huskies received an excellent stat-line outside of Shabazz Napier. DeAndre Daniels put together a great night for UConn. Daniels had 23 points and 11 rebounds. In fact, he did so by shooting only 15 shots. When his number was called upon, Daniels was there to produce for UConn. Besides Daniels, Napier had a double-double for the Huskies. With 17 points and 10 assists, it was clear that his presence was crucial for the Huskies.
UConn will not have much time to relax, as they will be heading home to play the Louisville Cardinals on Saturday. With a win against Louisville, the Huskies will most likely crack the top 25 again. Remember, a little more than a month ago, this UConn team was a fringe top-10 team. To keep winning basketball games, DeAndre Daniels or Ryan Boatright will need to continue step up alongside of Shabazz Napier. The Huskies have a special team this year, and they could make a case for a run in the NCAA tournament. The final four is in UConn's headlights, now they must grind out wins and get there.
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Senators Concerned Plan to Reduce Methane Emissions Will Hurt Ag
It wasn't long ago when aggies concerned about rumors of EPA regulation of methane from cows through a so-called 'cow tax' were the butt of jokes in some circles.
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We better check who are the ones really putting out the bad gas! If these type of things keep passing we are in serious trouble in this country! Tied so called conservation compliance to crop insurance so some wildlife extremist can try to take our farms so 2-5 times normal of ducks can swim and we can drown. Where is our constitution? Now cow putting off to much gas! These guys have no business managing anything, let alone our farms!
Posted by Unknown at 6:59PM CDT 04/16/14
Are wetlands not the largest emitter of methane? Are fish and ducks, pooping in lakes, a smelly major player? Is the concept of stirring up mulch piles containing yard waste, to reduce P. run-off, generating methane emissions? I believe in conscious conservation practices, however this appears to be another program of government control and job security efforts which contradicts efforts and recommendations of others with-in the same department. Does one assume the likes of W. Buffet have a patent on, install your own, cow fart meters and agency approved chicken pooper scoopers?
Posted by Bonnie Dukowitz at 5:34AM CDT 04/17/14
Just what is the matter with these people. Everything they do does more harm to this country than good, for what to satisfy some elitist morons who whine to every socialist Democrat in Washington. Fascist is probably the proper description for this collection of fools.
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The National Cattlemen's Beef Association and the Public Lands Council asked the EPA to withdraw the proposed Clean Water Act rule in a 37-page comment letter submitted Tuesday, calling out the agency on a number of fronts including making claims that EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have not followed the Administrative Procedures Act during the public comment period that ends Nov. 14.
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"Adoration: The Worship Album" - Music Review
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Everybody else is recording a worship album these days, so why shouldn't the Newsboys? However, by submitting to that trend, the band becomes a slave to the predictable and recycled elements of contemporary worship, unequivocally making "Adoration" the blandest project of its entire career.
Cuts like "He Reigns" and "Hallelujah" operate under staggeringly unimaginative instrumental programming, while torpid renditions of "You Are My King (Amazing Love)" and "Father, Blessed Father" are extremely elementary and arid on all levels.
The live inclusion of past hit "It Is You" is merely a filler; and aside from the electric build up of "Great Is Thy Faithfulness" and the breezy '80s dance shuffle "Praises (Take My Hands)," so is the rest of this project.
If "Thrive" was a return to form that put the Newsboys back in the ballgame, consider "Adoration" the rushed strikeout that capitalizes on worship's fashionable state at the expense of artistic integrity.
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Today In History: Marion Wallace-Dunlop and the Fabulous, Churchill-Beating Suffragettes of 1909
This month is the centennial of the modern hunger strike. Here is an appreciation of Marion Wallace-Dunlop, who engineered the hunger strike as a modern political tactic in 1909. (Gandhi came to London and met her that year, nine years before his first hunger strike; Irish leaders met her then too, four years before they began hunger-striking.) What is sort of obscured by the haze of recent history is just how crazy and violent the fight for equal rights was back then-when a bunch of ladies spent their days breaking windows, committing graffiti and actually physically attacking police officers and Ministers of Cabinet who would go on to be Prime Ministers.
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Five months after suffering a career-threatening concussion, Kings' forward Simon Gagne is expected to return to the lineup for Game 3 against the New Jersey Devils in the Stanley Cup Final. Game 3 is tonight at Staples Center and the Kings have a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series. Fourth-line forward Brad Richardson looks to be the odd-man out but not because of an injury. He has looked, at times, overmatched in the first two games of the series. The Kings' power play has struggled the entire playoffs, going six for 77. Gagne's return is a stunning development on many levels. The 32-year-old suffered a concussion on Dec. 26 against Phoenix and there were signs his playing future was in jeopardy because of lingering symptoms. Kings Coach Darryl Sutter had consistently downplayed the chance of Gagne returning and even said on April 19 that he wasn't sure Gagne was even in North America. Sutter humor aside ... Gagne's first full practice was not until May ...
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Suara pelan ditiap obrolannya dengan Tuhan adalah lampu kuning bagi saya agar jangan mengecewakan. Wajar dan tentu sesekali suara keras jadi wajah peringatan bila ada kesalahan. Semua demi kebaikan dan jamin selamat buah hatinya yang tumbuh kini lebih besar. Beliau terutama.
Senyum bila mendapati di layar telepon genggam ada namanya diiring dering. Saya rindu. Berdebar bila dering itu tiba dikala sadar salah, dipikul anaknya yang kini sudah mau tak mau harus dewasa. Beliau tercinta.
Halo Ibu, terima kasih ya. Bukan sekedar saya tidak terlahir tanpa perjuanganmu sebelumnya. Tapi lebih kepada sabarnya hati dan tidak putusnya doa untuk anak kecilmu yang kini sudah jauh lebih berani.
Saya sayang sekali. Saya yakin Ibu pasti rasa. Semoga beliau berbahagia selamanya.
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As you grow up, always tell the truth, do no harm to others, and don't think you are the most important being on earth. Rich or poor, you then can look anyone in the eye and say, 'I'm probably no better than you, but I'm certainly your equal.'In 2006, a young boy named Jeremy wrote To Kill a Mockingbird author Harper Lee an endearing fan letter, asking for a signed photo. She didn't send one, but offered this gem of advice in its lieu – a fine addition to our archive of timeless advice. (via explore-blog)
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chemicals and has been focused on seven specific loci (Russell 1951) that generated visible phenotypes when mutated. In the mid-1970s, Dr. Russell discovered that the chemical N-ethyl-N-nitrosourea (ENU) is a supermutagen for mouse spermatogonial stem cells (Russell and others 1979), inducing primarily point mutations (single base pair substitutions) (Russell and Montgomery 1982) and thus a variety of types of mutations including nulls and hypomorphic alleles (Bedell and others 1996; Ji and others 1999; Marker and others 1997). In 1986, one of us (E.M.R) launched a pilot ENU-mutagenesis experiment (Rinchik and Carpenter 1999) focused at the albino (c; now called Tyr [tyrosinase]) locus in mouse chromosome (Chr) 7. This region is covered by an extensive series of radiation-induced deletion mutations resulting from the Russell specific locus tests. The mutagenesis strategy for the Tyr region, adapted from a similar approach used by Drosophila geneticists, was to mate ENU-mutagenized males (BALB/cR1) that are homozygous for the c coat-color marker to wild-type females (Rinchik and Carpenter 1999). The F1 mice bearing the BALB/c Chr 7 carrying newly induced point mutations, some of which will be closely linked to c, were then mated to carriers of a large "selector" deletion at c. Of the progeny from this second mating, 25% should be albino and may also express an additional new mutant phenotype if an ENU mutation is so closely linked to c that it maps within the limits of the large c deletion. A set of simple complementation crosses to smaller c deletions localized new mutant phenotypes to intervals suitable for a positional-cloning approach (Rinchik and Carpenter 1993, 1999; Rinchik and others 1993). A similar experiment for the deletion complex surrounding the pink-eyed dilution (p) locus, also on Chr 7, is currently under way (Johnson and others 1995; Rinchik and others 1995; Rinchik, Carpenter, and Johnson, manuscript in preparation). Our successes in designing the genetics and logistics of large mutagenesis experiments have led to the establishment of our current program of inducing new mutations in the proximal two thirds of Chr 7 (which includes the p and c regions), the central one half of Chr 10, the distal half of Chr 15, and a small segment of the X chromosome.
In all of these experiments, broad-based screening for the detection of new mutant phenotypes plays a new and very prominent role. The current program has benefited from our hands-on experience as we increase both the chromosomal region target sizes and our scope and capacity for examining mice for as many different kinds of abnormalities as possible. Our current experiments take advantage of deletion screens, as described above, and more powerful methods utilizing chromosomal inversions as tools to make newly mutagenized chromosomes homozygous —all without molecular genotyping.
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Chuck Wein: She couldn't really cope with the day-to-day reality, and she always needed to have friends who understood that. Edie provided the glamour, you see, and the glitter… when she walked into some place, the whole room turned. And if they didn't, she'd do something in the next twenty seconds that would make them. She'd giggle, or she'd dance and spin around.
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