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Friday, November 22, 2002SPARTANBURG, S.C. (November 22, 2002) - East Tennessee State University's Nicole Ryan was named Southern Conference Freshman of the Year as voted upon by the SoCon head coaches. The freshman from Etiwanda, California was second in the SoCon in kills per game averaging 4.03 with 468 total kills on the season. Ryan started all 116 games this season and led the Buccaneers in total kills (468), kills per game (4.03), attempts (1291) and attacking percentage (.220). Georgia Southern outside hitter Martina Veiglova earned SoCon Player of the Year honors, while Eagles head coach Kerry Messersmith earned Coach of the Year. ETSU will face College of Charleston today at 4:30 p.m. in the first round of the Southern Conference tournament in Davidson, N.C. Charleston, who finished second in the SoCon this season, defeated the Buccaneers in both meetings earlier this year. First Team OH - Stephanie Ballard College of Charleston S - Mary Sabatino College of Charleston MB - Roberta Quis Davidson RSH - Abby Simon Furman OH - Martina Veiglova Georgia Southern Lib - Megan Lippi Georgia Southern MB - Sara Komosinski Western Carolina Second Team OH - Tara Greene College of Charleston MB - Alisa Long College of Charleston Lib - Sara Davis College of Charleston OH - Kari Krouse Chattanooga MB - Latisha Chapman Davidson MB - Laura Bush Furman MB - Lauren McClain Georgia Southern Player of the Year - Martina Veiglova Georgia Southern Freshman of the Year - Nicole Ryan East Tennessee State Coach of the Year - Kerry Messersmith Georgia Southern
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AN emergency meeting was last night held for parents in Barrow and South Cumbria, following Thursday's announcement that Furness General Hospital's consultant-led maternity service and Special Care Baby Unit are to be temporarily transferred to Lancaster.
Parents behind the Thousand Voices campaign, which has been fighting against any potential downgrading of FGH maternity services, last night issued a call to arms to fellow families.
Led by Barrow and Furness MP, John Woodcock, they held an urgent meeting at Greengate Infant School in Barrow, and urged everyone concerned about the news to join their campaign.
Mr Woodcock said: "We've got to step it up now. We've been struck by the tide of anger at this announcement and a real concern from people who think that is bodes ill for the long term future of the service."
A full report from the meeting will be in Monday's Evening Mail.
It was announced on Thursday that Furness General Hospital's maternity services will be midwifery-led from Tuesday onwards, while bosses work to solve a major staffing crisis which has led to safety concerns at the hospital.
Sir David Henshaw is interim chairman of the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, which runs FGH.
He said the trust had seen a "marked increase" in maternity sickness levels since the escalation of an ongoing police investigation into the deaths of mothers and babies in the Barrow unit.
He said: "We are concerned that sickness levels in the Special Care Baby Unit and maternity services are nearing levels where we would have further concern over the future safety of the service at Furness General Hospital.
"Over the past eight weeks, we have been filling shifts with the goodwill of existing and agency staff but the situation has now risen to a level where this is not enough to ensure safe staffing levels.
"Following advice from its medical director and executive chief nurse, the trust board has approved plans to take immediate action to ensure the continued safety of its SCBU and maternity services at FGH and the women and babies it serves.
"The safety of everyone who uses our hospitals is a priority for the new trust board at Morecambe Bay.
"As from 9am, Tuesday 5 February 2013, all SCBU services and consultant led maternity services will be temporarily transferring from FGH to the Royal Lancaster Infirmary (RLI).
"Therefore as of February 5 , we will maintain a safe, midwifery led service at FGH.
"We have no desire to keep the service away longer than it needs to be and are aiming for the service to return as soon as safe, sustainable staffing levels can be achieved.
However, it would be wrong of me to guarantee the exact timings as there are many factors outside of our control such as resolving the sickness absence levels.
"The trust board has instructed the medical director and executive chief nurse to report back in two weeks with a plan for the return of these services to FGH."
The news comes following an announcement from hospital bosses in November, that the FGH SCBU would be merged into its maternity ward in spring 2013.
Plans were also revealed to change the unit's admission cut-off point – affecting which babies SCBU will look after – from those born 32 weeks into pregnancy to those who reach 34 weeks gestation.
Jackie Daniel, Chief Executive, UHMBT said: "Clinicians had raised concerns regarding the ability to safely staff the SCBU at FGH.
However, this has now been overtaken by the significant, unsustainable levels of sickness absence.
"We will continue to work hard, together with the wider NHS to recruit more midwives and neonatal nurses. We have also liaised with other specialist and regional providers to second staff, but this has not yet proved successful."
The Trust will be speaking directly to women who are due to give birth in the near future and those who already have planned dates for delivery or induction of labour in the coming days.
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What happens if there is a serious crisis when mother and baby are being transferred. Babies can arrive very suddenly, and if premature, need specialist help. If a premature baby is born on the M6 to Lancaster/Blackpool/Preston - or where-ever a cot can be found - what happens. The midwife accompanying mother and baby may have to make a decision. Who is saved - mother or baby?
Lets stop all this, a premature baby has more chance of surviving - as does mother - if care and a good medical team is a matter of seconds away.
And just think of the midwife who may have to make that decision - whatever she (or he) does will have consequences...and will they be backed up bu the 'management' at FGH....I don't think so....
its not just maternity.
I was unlucky enough to have to visit one ward every day for a number of weeks a while back. The treatment of the patients was shocking to say the least. the matron reported me for complaining instead of sorting his ward out. I am still disgusted with the place and his behaviour. He should be struck off for being incapable. Other visitors said to me that the patient I was visiting would have died if I hadnt strongly complained and that I was very much right to do so.
Maybe the matron can add his voice to the list of apologisers when it all dies down and the place resembles a hospital again, if he is still there that is.
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Today one of the machinist messed up and needed some help. Needed to build up the bottom of a 2 inch hole he had machined too deep. So I gave it to one of my guys and he used silcon bronze rod and it flowed in well and looked great. The problem was when he went to machine it back out he burned up several inserts getting it done. So my question is what would have been a better choice of rod for an applcation where the weld needed machined after welding??? We have nickel 99 stick welding rod but in this case TIG was a better choice because of splatter.Any suggestions? Thanks
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A 99 nickel rod will produce a machineable weld. A 55 nickel rod may possibly be machined after several passes. In your situation, I would have knocked the flux off of the 99 rod and used it as a tig rod.JIM
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I wouldn't recommend TIG for cast iron unless you're willing to put in a lot of preheat. Cast needs preheat anyway but even more if you're going to electrically weld it rather than with a gas torch. The heat of a TIG torch is far too focused and localised. You'll end up cracking it. If you go ahead with TIG do yourself a favour and don't use a rosebud for your preheat; use a tiger torch. Same reasons.
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We used to machine the steering head bores on motorcycle frames that were filled in with Silicon Bronze to correct non concentric bores for the steering head bearings. We flooded it with a strong stream of coolant (to cool it and to clear the chips). We never have a problem going through bits. Did they flood it with coolant while machining?
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Techalloy makes a product called, Techalloy 99 for welding cast iron. It is easy to machine and comes in Tig or Mig. Talk to your LWS they can usually buy it from the manf.
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Yes it should have been tiged for sure. You can use stainless on case iron aswell
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TIG welding cast iron??
stainless contain a lot of chrome,, not a good choice to match cast iron ...
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I collect antique farm equipment and old tools. I have done a fair share of repairs on cast. I have been able to tig smaller pieces (with nickle or low carbon steel filler) that I could fit into a forge to preheat and slowly cool down after the weld. Tig welding without preheat is bad. There will be carbon concentrated in the weld zone and the weld shrinks to fast. Toe or underbead cracks will soon follow. I have used Nickle rods on larger castings but often needed to drill holes at the ends of a crack, preheat casting, and peen the weld while still red hot. Some castings (usually the ones that are really gray) due to very high carbon content are nearly impossible to weld and need to be braised. Some very gray castings I have repaired with a oxy/fuel torch and a nickle rod. The truth is that there are so many variations of cast that it is hard to tell what will happen until you go through with the repair. I try to look for clues in the break, such as the size of the grain and the color. If you don't understand what I am talking about then read up on cast iron. There is much more to it than I could post here. Ultimately if you can get the weld to fuse to the cast, post-heat (glowing red hot) allows the carbon concentrated along the edges of the weld to spread back out into the surrounding metal and a combination of preheating the metal along with post-heat and slow cooling helps to even out the contraction of the weld with the surrounding metal to reduce stress cracks.


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Q. I was watching. At the end, obviously you played well, but a couple of let cords helped a little bit.
ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah, yeah, I think third set I played quite well. I think it was a good match. She played also very well. On the end I really pushed to the maximum, I gave my best, and I was really little bit lucky.
Q. It was 4‑5, she served for the match. Two in one game, dead lets. Then to start the next game...
ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah, yeah, exactly. I think that doesn't happen too often. It was like first time. But I was really lucky, so I appreciate that.
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ANA IVANOVIC: No, not really (smiling). But I really appreciate that.
Q. How would you rank this as far as one of your biggest wins of your career?
ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah, I think this is quite the big result for me. I think also like the beginning of this year when I won my first WTA Tour title it was really also big thing for me.
But now I'm really happy, I beat two Top 15 players. This give me more experience. I think I am pretty happy.
Q. I know you had a great year. Mauresmo has been a thorn in your side. You've got her again.
ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah, this is third time in this year that we play together. Last time we played three sets, so I know little bit what she about. So looking forward for that match and really want to get the best out of it.
Q. Where do you train full time?
ANA IVANOVIC: Well, I don't really have some base where I train, like, full time. But we are now trying to make some base, maybe Switzerland or someplace where I can really, after tournaments, go there and practice.
Q. Where do you live now?
ANA IVANOVIC: I am in Belgrade, home.
Q. Belgrade is still home?
ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah.
Q. No thoughts of moving to Florida like so many do?
ANA IVANOVIC: Well, no, not really. I am still going to school, so that's why I'm trying to go back and try to finish that.
Q. What grade are you in?
ANA IVANOVIC: I'm third, third grade. So I have still like two years to go.
Q. Is that like a junior in high school?
ANA IVANOVIC: It's high school, yes, yes.
Q. Do you actually attend school or do home schooling?
ANA IVANOVIC: No, no, no, I go to school, like. We don't have this home schooling or Internet, so you really have to go there and make examinations.
Q. Was this an Easter break for you, Spring Break?
ANA IVANOVIC: Well, not really. I don't have to go, like, every day to school, just examinations. So I can study when I am on the road, and then just give exam when I go back.
Q. What are you studying for now, anything particular?
ANA IVANOVIC: No, not really. Just normal high school like.
Q. How long have you had the braces on?
ANA IVANOVIC: Since few months. Since last November.
Q. When do they come off?
ANA IVANOVIC: Like in month or so.
Q. Already?
ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah.
Q. That's quick.
ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah, that was quick one.
Q. It seems like you weren't intimidated by this US Open champion. You matched ground strokes with her. I think you have a better serve and volley. What are your thoughts?
ANA IVANOVIC: Well, definitely she's a great player, US Open champion. I know it will be tough match. I started quite well the first set. I think I was serving quite well also first set, and on her serve putting her under pressure, returning quite well.
In the second set I went little bit down. I think my serve also didn't work that well. Just didn't move.
But I'm really happy that I pulled through this match, and really looking forward.
Q. Your weapon, the inside‑out forehand down the line? Is that your weapon?
ANA IVANOVIC: I like to hit forehands all over the court, yeah (smiling).
Q. Growing up, who were your idols and heroes?
ANA IVANOVIC: Well, I start playing tennis because of Monica Seles, she was my idol when I start playing tennis. But now I think Roger Federer.
Q. How old were you when you followed Monica?
ANA IVANOVIC: Five.
Q. You picked it up when you were five?
ANA IVANOVIC: Yes, yeah.
Q. Who's your coach?
ANA IVANOVIC: Zoltan Kuharsky from Hungary.
Q. He's traveling with you?
ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah, he's traveling.
Q. Any family traveling with you?
ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah, my mom.
Q. What's her name?
ANA IVANOVIC: Dragana.
Q. She travels with you full time?
ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah, yeah, most of the time.
Q. Keeps you away from the boys, huh?
ANA IVANOVIC: Well, not really. She helps me in lot of ways. I'm really happy that I have someone from my family with me traveling.
Q. You're 17?
ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah.
Q. When's your birthday?
ANA IVANOVIC: November 6th.
Q. Did you ever think coming here that you could be into the quarters of a Masters Series like this?
ANA IVANOVIC: Well, I just ‑‑ I know I practice very hard last few months, so I really came here for like another challenge, try to do best out of it. I'm really happy with quarterfinal, like the way I played, the way I pulled through this matches. All matches very, very tough.
Q. Did you set goals for yourself like Top 100, Top 10, Slams?
ANA IVANOVIC: Yes, I set some goals. Like my goal was to be 50 around this time, but now it's obviously much higher.
Q. What's your next goal?
ANA IVANOVIC: Well, the next goal is to be as far rank that you don't ask that question anymore (smiling).


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Jason Villegas: Salon Style
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Jason Villegas is back in Houston, with his formal sensitivity intact. In 2008, his works were included in the important touring exhibition Phantom Sightings: Art […]
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In addition to the piles of bands, gallons of sweat, and acres of pizza, 26 art projects compete for attention along the shores of Buffalo […]
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Well my issue of The New Yorker Magazine came today and on the cover was my inspiration for Similar but Different #29: The Rainbow Connection. […]
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My friend Rebecca watches "RuPaul's Drag U" with her six-year-old daughter, who's a big fan. The six-year-old, her mother believes, doesn't understand that Jujubee, Raven and […]
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Title: Astrobiological Research Priorities for Titan
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Institution: Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Date: September 14, 2009
Summary: Titan, the haze-enshrouded moon of Saturn, has the largest accessible inventory of organic molecules in the Solar System outside of the Earth. The prospects are high for the formation of prebiotic compounds not unlike what might have preceded the origin of life in the early history of the Earth.
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Sure the whole Manning vs Brady argument is probably too premature.
BUT this is a Dolphins website and GOD forbid we get excited about one of our players.
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Sure the whole Manning vs Brady argument is probably too premature.
BUT this is a Dolphins website and GOD forbid we get excited about one of our players.
Dont like it? Leave the board
Justlike I said don't get too high b/c Ryan was off to a good start, don't get too low on him after yesterday. He's a rookie, he's going to have ups and downs. yesterday he was down, next week he could be up?
Are the New York Jests the next Cleveland Browns?
Bill Belichick on "putting the tape on"
After yesterday it looks more like the next Peyton Manning vs Mark Sanchez.
How many offensive TD's have the Jets had in their last two games?
Good afternoon monday morning troll. If you wanted to talk smack about Tannehill you could have just started another thread instead of bringing back last weeks thread.
Junc's right, there is nothing wrong with what he is saying. The problem is we are in a stage where you can't say truthful negative stuff about RT17 without many posters getting upset. You can't say he played poorly yesterday, every INT was someone else fault, heck one was probably my fault maybe I left the room to get a beer and Tannehill threw an INT. You can't say the fact that our offense has put up 6 points in the last 6 quarters of play is pathetic without posters getting upset pointing out our very obvious lack of playmakers. Doesn't matter that we were playing statistically 2 of the NFL's weakest defenses it was still the 85 Bears or 2000 Ravens to some posters. Tannehill could be a HOF QB at the end of his career but right now whether we like it or not the jury is still out. This site can tear our defense apart without anyone getting upset even though they are responsible for our 4 wins this year and we've seen nothing that could lead us to believe this offense could carry us to victory. Doesn't matter, Sean Smith sucks, Chris Clemons sucks, Rashaad jones is another Finheaven darling, got beat for the one Titans passing TD and I never saw it posted once.
I would love to see our offense come out and hang 40 on Buffalo on Thursday but lets face it, we need to huddle up, snap the ball after the full 40 seconds winds down, commit to the run to limit mistakes and avoid short field and lots of possessions for Buffalo.


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The tree genus Sorbus in the British Isles includes 52 species and hybrids. Many whitebeam species are rare and endemic (eight endemic to Wales), having evolved recently. The project in collaboration with Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Bristol University, Exeter University and other botanists aims to revise the taxonomy of the species, provide information on their ecology and reproductive biology and their evolution.
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It's been said that you can get a quick fix on someone by seeing what he or she reads. Editor Don Whitten points out that's not always easy to do, but is with one of the South's favorite authors, Pat Conroy, whose latest book, "My Reading Life," takes readers on a trip through his library and education to see how and why Conroy writes as he does. Conroy will be in town Wednesday to sign copies of the new book at 5 p.m. at Off Square Books. (November 2, 2010, Page 4)


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So, I have a great feeling Incubus will be at the DC101 Chili Cookoff this year. Check my reason for thinking, hoping, praying this will happen!
Here is why I think this:
Last year Weezer and Panic at the Disco were at the DC 101 Chili Cookoff on May 21st. On May 20th, they both headlined the 104.5 Birthday Bash show in Philly. This year the 104.5 birthday show is May 13th, and the bands are Incubus, Cake and Angels and Airwaves. Chili Cookoff will most likely be on May 12th this year. Therefore Incubus should be in the area, why not stop by and headline DC 101 CHili COokoff!
Another reason I think they may be there is based on the The X, Richmond Chili Cookoff. Over the past couple years the headliners of Richmond have played at DC 101's cookoff. Cake is confirmed to headline The X Chili Cookoff. SO Cake should def. be at DC 101 Chili Cookoff. And since they are playing the next day at Philly with Incubus, Incubus should be there too!!!!
Maybe I am being too optimistic that Incubus will perform at cookoff, but if they do, it should go down as the greatest DC 101 Chili Cookoff of all time!!!
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I thought this was for sure too, looking at their tour dates, the likely May 12 chili cookoff date, the lack of a DC date, and like you said the proximity to Philadelphia. However, the fact that they are playing the day before all the way out in Iowa makes me feel like it probably won't happen.
For what it's worth, Wiki had them as one of the bands scheduled to appear at this year's DC101 Chili Cookoff, before it got taken down for lack of confirmation. That list did also have Cake on it. It did also have Blink 182, Chevelle, and The Offspring on it though, which makes it seem too big of a lineup for the event.
Looks like we are going to know tomorrow at 8AM.
wow. good guess :) can't wait til may!
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Pre ordered for Xbox. Can't wait.
Pre ordered for Xbox. Can't wait.
I've always liked the idea of assassins creed but been bored by the game itself. Arent you meant to be an assassin? Then why do you fight like your the terminater :s
The multiplayer is great though.
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Is it the 30th yet? So excited for this game.
Desmond trailer:
Launch trailer:
Pre-ordered it off Amazon. Getting a weapon(Axe) and single player character. Fairly unimpressed. Anyone getting anything interesting with yours?
Terrorist attack count against the Anything Goes Thread: 4
Just one more day. Then I will be stalking the mail man LOL.
"So I can find you"
Even at 5 Connor is a badass.
Havent picked mine up yet, but checked out some reviews while i had time today: Its scoring well, but not exceptionally so. Keep in mind, many of these reviewers played a bugged version of the game which is being corrected in a patch today. Other main complaint is: linear main story in an open world game, muddy combat controls, and hideously long intro.
To me, those are classic "problems" of the AC series. I can more live with all of that, though im not looking forward to the 3-5 hour long intro. Universal praise over the new engine they built for it, multiplayer, and amount of content(particular highlight is the ship sidequests). Some quotes from verdicts:
Forbes-Assassin's Creed III is very enjoyable overall, but its not consistently brilliant. Not everything about the game gels together convincingly and the missions unnecessary prescriptiveness sometimes undermines the sense of freedom that the rest of the game works so hard to create. But it achieves so much that you cant help but respect it; no other open-world game has ever given us a setting that's as impressive to observe or as full of things to do as this. Connors story has its lulls but it still tells a tale much richer and more compelling than most other games manage, set in a fascinating period of history.
Gamespot-Assassins Creed 3 is worth buying, worth playing, and worth getting lost in. Get past the frustrating gameplay and endless intro, and its gold.
edit: have been pathological in avoiding spoilers for the game. Chose to read IGN and Forbes for their reviews because previously they've done a decent job of keeping it spoiler free. Made the mistake of starting to read Gamespots and learned a chunk of Connors origin story. Thanks bastards. From what i understand, its nothing new from the trailers, but i had avoided them. So fair warning for those that want to track down these reviews. First two are relatively clean.The Good
- Enthralling, thematically rich storytelling
- Tense and atmospheric sea battles
- It's a joy to watch your homestead develop
- Amazing attention to historical and visual details
- Lots of rewarding missions to undertake.
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- Too many bugs and glitches
- Hunting mechanics go largely undeveloped
- Parkour and stealth inconsistencies.
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Whole cell secondary assay to determine compounds inducing growth delay in presence of metal chelator in Pseudomonas Aeruginosa (absorbance 405nm) Measured in Whole Organism System Using Plate Reader - 2091-05_Inhibitor_Dose_DryPowder_Activity
Assay Overview: Pseudomonas Aeruginosa growth delay assay (absorbance) in presence of metal chelator ..more
BioActive Compounds: 9
Related Experiments
Keywords: pyoverdine, PvdQ, iron, metal chelator
Assay Overview: Pseudomonas Aeruginosa growth delay assay (absorbance) in presence of metal chelator
Bacteria typically require total iron concentrations in the micromolar range to support growth. Many pathogens such as P. aeruginosa produce siderophores (e.g. pyoverdine) with molecular weights below 1500 Da that bind to iron with remarkably high affinities. The PvdQ acylase is responsible for removal of the fatty acid on pyoverdine. Interestingly, mutant strains of P. aeruginosa with a deletion in the PvdQ gene do not make pyoverdine and cannot grow on iron limiting media. This secondary assay aims to selectively identify small molecules delaying the growth of Pseudomonas Aeruginosa in presence of iron chelator ethylenediamine-di (o-hydroxyphenulacetic acid) EDDHA . The small molecules will reduce the absorbance signal observed at a wavelength of 600nm mediated by the growth or absorbance signal observed at a wavelength of 405nm (pyoverdine production) of Pseudomonas Aeruginosa in presence of EDDHA.
Expected outcome: Identification of probe(s) delaying growth of Pseudomonas Aeruginosa in presence of iron chelator EDDHA. Compounds reducing the absobance by 35% at 405nm and 600nm in duplicate will be considered hits.
Protocol Whole cell Pseudomonas Aeruginosa growth delay assay in presence of metal chelator
Day 1 (Thaw bacteria):
1.Thaw frozen vial Pseudomonas aeruginosa ((Schroter), Migula)(ATCC), 15692) and grow overnight bacteria in Succinate M9 media at 37degreeC with shaking.
Day 2 (Pinning compound in assay plate and dispense bacteria):
2#Dispense 30 ul of Succinate M9 media with 2 uM (final concentration) of ethylenediamine-di (o-hydroxyphenulacetic acid) EDDHA (Complete Green Company) in 384-well black clear bottom assay plates (Aurora Biotechnologies, 32441) using MultiDrop Combi/Standard tube dispensing cassette (Thermo Scientific). The dose response compound plate (8 concentrations, 3 fold dilution, starting concentration 10 mM) are pinned twice using 384 well pin tool (100 nl) on pin table (Walkup Cybi Well) and transferred to assay plate. Pins are washed with methanol and DMSO between each pinning. Then, 10 ul of Pseudomonas aeruginosa with 2uM EDDHA (starting OD (600nm) of 0.000002 to a final OD (600 nm) of 0.0000005) is dispensed with MultiDrop Combi/Standard tube dispensing cassette (Thermo Scientific) in the same assay plates.
3#Incubate bacteria in humidified environment at 37degreeC for 24-30h (Cytomat, High res).
Day 3 (Read on Envision)
4. Read absorbance (405 nm) on Envision (Perkin Elmer).
Succinate M9 media recipe:
6g Potassium phosphate dibasic (34.5 mM)(KH2PO4)(Sigma, P3786)
3g Potassium phosphate monobasic (22 mM)(KH2PO4)(Fisher Scientific, M-10522)
1g Ammonium sulfate (7.5 mM)((NH4)2SO4)(Sigma, A4418)
4g Succinic acid (34 mM)(Sigma, S3674)
Adjust pH at 7.0 with Potassium hydroxide (KOH)(VWR,BDH0262)
Per liter
After autoclaving media, add 0.25g Magnesium sulfate (MgSO4)(Sigma, M2643)
PRESENCE OF CONTROLS: Neutral control wells (NC; n=150) were included on every plate.
EXPECTED OUTCOME: Active compounds result in decreasing readout signal.
For each sample, the highest valid tested concentration (Max_Concentration) was determined and the active concentration limit (AC_limit) was set to equal (2)(Max_Concentration).
The raw signals of the plate wells were normalized using the 'Neutral Controls' method in Genedata Assay Analyzer (v7.0.3):
The median raw signal of the intraplate neutral controls (NC) is set to a normalized activity value of 0.
A normalized activity value of 100 is defined as (2)(NC).
A normalized activity value of -50 is defined as (0.5)(NC).
Experimental wells values were scaled to this range.
PATTERN CORRECTION: No plate pattern correction algorithm from Genedata Condoseo (v.7.0.3) was applied.
MEASUREMENT USED TO DETERMINE ACTIVE CONCENTRATION (AC): absACnn, the concentration at which the curve crosses threshold -35.0
AC values were calculated using the curve fitting strategies in Genedata Screener Condoseo (7.0.3).
AC values were calculated up to the active concentration limit described for each sample.
pAC was set to equal -1*log10(AC)
Activity_Outcome = 1 (inactive) when:
a) compound shows activity but in a direction opposite to the expected outcome
in these cases, values describing curve fitting parameters (Sinf, S0, Hill Slope, log_AC50, log_AC50_SE) are set to null
b) curve fit is constant where activity is > -30% and < 30% at all tested concentrations, or
c) AC > AC_limit
Activity_Outcome = 2 (active) when:
AC <= AC_limit
Activity_Outcome = 3 (inconclusive) when:
a) Curve fitting strategy resulted in a constant fit with activity >= -70% but <= -30%, or
b) The fit was deemed not valid due to poor fit quality.
If PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_OUTCOME = 1 (inactive) or 3 (inconclusive),
then PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_SCORE = 0
If PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_OUTCOME = 2 (active)
then PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_SCORE = (10)(pAC)
Scores relate to AC in this manner:
120 = 1 pM
90 = 1 nM
60 = 1 uM
30 = 1 mM
When the active concentration (AC) is calculated to be greater than the highest valid tested concentration (Max_Concentration), the PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_SCORE is calculated using Max_Concentration as the basis.
When the active concentration (AC) is calculated to be less than the lowest tested concentration, the PUBCHEM_ACTIVITY_SCORE is calculated using the lowest tested concentration as the basis.
The individual dose data point columns ('Activity_at_xxuM') reported here represent the median of valid (unmasked) replicate observations at each concentration. These values are the inputs to a curve fitting algorithm.
All other data columns represent values which are derived during the curve fitting algorithm; this may sometimes include automatic further masking of some replicate data points.
Occasionally this results in perceived inconsistencies: for example, between the derived 'Maximal_Activity' and the apparent most active data point.
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From PubChem:
Assay Format: Organism-based
Assay Cell Type: Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Schroeter) Migula
Result Definitions
* Activity Concentration. ** Test Concentration.
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Eribulin mesylate is a manmade form of a product isolated from a marine sponge. Eribulin Mesylate works by disrupting the microtubular network in cells that is essential for cell division. Eribulin Mesylate inhibits the growth of microtubules into the "mitotic spindle," which is the apparatus that is responsible for physically separating parts of the cell as it divides. Without this essential structure, cancer cells cannot reproduce and grow and, thus, die.
Eribulin mesylate is given into a vein (intravenous, IV) over a few minutes. Doses are given once a week for two weeks, followed by one week off. The dose is dependent on your height and weight and will be determined by your physician. You will have your blood drawn regularly to check for low blood counts.
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Peripheral neuropathy is a toxicity that affects the nerves. It causes a numbness or tingling feeling in the hands and feet, often in the pattern of a stocking or glove. This can get progressively worse with additional doses of the drug. In some people, the symptoms slowly resolve after the drug is stopped, but for some it never goes away completely. You should let your healthcare provider know if you experience numbness or tingling in the hands and feet, as they may need to change the doses of your medication. See OncoLink's section on peripheral neuropathy for tips on dealing with this side effect.
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It wouldn't be a bad pick, it just wouldnt be too sexy of a pick. But I mean Warmack like Pouncey will be a surefire probowler, so we'd know what we would be getting.
It wouldn't be a bad pick, it just wouldnt be too sexy of a pick. But I mean Warmack like Pouncey will be a surefire probowler, so we'd know what we would be getting.
If we resign long, its possible but doubtful.
If we dont resign long, then impossible.
good player but terrible fit for the system. If you want a guard, first one to look at his Jon Cooper
Warmack already plays in a zone scheme at Alabama and will be a fit for one at the next level. There appears to be a shortage of accurate evaluation on Chance Warmack.
One of the biggest misconceptions regarding zone to begin with is that the entire O-line zone blocks on every play, which isn't the case at all. You only ZONE from the "BUBBLE" to the next man out towards the callside. APPLY the "Uncovered/'covered" rule: If you are uncovered - zone with teammate towards call. If you are covered - zone with teammate away from the call. If you are BOTH covered - MAN block.
If there's no bubble, nobody zone blocks. The 'drive' block on IZ and reach block on OZ. All of this is made evident on all running plays in Alabama's offense going back prior to Joe Pendry's retirement, and continued on under Saban under other offensive line coaches.
But in the zone scheme you can be just as successful with smaller, more athletic guys. In this case Cooper is more than capable. Could Warmack play in the scheme? Sure. Is he a better OG than Cooper? No question. But why spend a #12 overall pick on an OG when this team has so many holes, when you can trade down and select another capable guard and get an additional pick? We needs bodies. One thing Cooper is better at than Warmack are cut blocks. He's very quick and explodes through his cut blocks. He doesn't have Warmack's anchor but does mirror just a tad better in pass blocking from the little tape i watched. Warmack uses his brute strength and reaches more at times. It's nitpicking but you have to do it when looking for weaknesses for elite guys like Warmack. Everything else Warmack is better at. He's a top 10 talent at a non-top 10 position.
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It explains the "zone blocking scheme" that is run in Alabama
Its one of the blocking schemes that Alabamas celebrated offensive line has mastered.
Its nothing new in football, but its something the Crimson Tide has turned into an art form.
Thats the bread and butter there, said William Vlachos, who started three years (2009-11) at center for the Crimson Tide.
But what is it?
It starts with determining who is covered and who is uncovered. That is, which offensive linemen are lined up nose to nose with a defensive player.
No, it starts with the center as the maestro, identifying the middle linebacker.
Wait. Proper footwork, Alabama coach Nick Saban said. It starts with that.
When it is carried out well from there, its something to behold. Just ask Georgias defense. Alabama ran inside zone running plays repeatedly in the SEC Championship Game, and 350 rushing yards later, the Crimson Tide was off and running to another BCS Championship Game.
too many people on finheaven proclaiming that guys who are big don't fit a zone blockign scheme... slimm broke it down great...
there really is IMO, no better OG for a ZBS than chance warmack. it's hard to dispute that IMO...
guys are going to have to start realizing that theres a lot of talent on the OL in the first round, whereas there is probably 1-2 guys from a WR standpoint in play at 12... lane johnson, chance warmack and eric fisher are guys you will want to get acclimated with, they are certainly in play at 12 IMO... moreso than a WR IMHO...
I think a lot of people will be surprised when the 12th overall pick is more than likely not a WR.
Please... End this misery this season.


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Fabio XB - Reflected (tyDi Remix)
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Jenny Brown Rigour and restraint in monochrome are the hallmarks of interior designer Greg Natale.
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Jenny Brown A movie-set location exposed to the elements posed numerous design problems for the architect.
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Joanne Brookfield Some designers have taken the theme 'Make It True' literally, while others have opted for a whimsical take.
Elegance of old adds glamour to modern decor
Sue Green Antiques are finding favour as highlight pieces to give contemporary homes a touch of drama.
Comfort and homeliness come first
Paul Best Melbourne-based interior designer Bronnie Masefau wants readers to put the heart back into the home.
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A new baler is at the top of Elk County Recycling Coordinator Bekki Titchner's wish list for the Community Recycling Center, located in the Stackpole Complex in St. Marys. Titchner recently submitted an application to the Stackpole Hall Foundation requesting a grant to help cover the cost of the new equipment.
HARRISBURG - A DuBois doctor who operated an osteopathic practice out of his home was charged Thursday with selling prescriptions to powerfully addictive narcotic medications in exchange for cash.
According to a press release posted on the state Attorney General's website, Attorney General Linda Kelly identified the defendant as Dr. Rajendra Yande, 47, of 633 Maple Ave. in Dubois. Yande began his practice in Dubois in early 2008 and runs his daily operations out of his Maple Avenue home.
Joan C. DeVillars, 74, of Montgomery and formerly of Sinclairville, N.Y., and Kane, died unexpectedly on Wednesday, July 27, 2011 in the Geisinger Medical Center at Danville.
She was born in Jamestown, N.Y., on Thursday, Jan. 28, 1937, the daughter of the late Kenneth and Doris (Billstone) Depledge.
She was the widow of Ralph R. DeVillars, who preceded her in death on Oct. 11, 2010.
She was a 1954 graduate of the Cassadaga Valley Central School and a 1957 graduate of the WCA Hospital School of Nursing. She was employed as a registered nurse by four hospitals for over 50 years.
Barbara Jean Bruni, 76, of 112 Meadow Lane, Kersey, died Friday, July 29, 2011, at her home after a brief illness.
She was born Sept. 27, 1934, in St. Marys, daughter of the late Floyd and Barbara Reuscher Hanes.
On July 16, 1955, she married Ronald L. Bruni, who survives.
She was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Central Catholic High School, Class of 1952. She enjoyed her family and grandchildren and enjoyed playing cards and bingo.
Ken VanGiesen would be proud of his Kane community for the patriotism shown Thursday during his funeral procession from Kane Area High School to his final resting place at the Gibbs Hill Cemetery near Ludlow.
Along the entire route, children and adults waved American flags and held signs to salute their hero, who was killed earlier this month while serving in Afghanistan with the Pennsylvania Army National Guard.
Some along the 10-mile route placed the palm of their right hand against their chest as the procession passed by for the private burial ceremony.
The county's annual Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) collection will be held this year on Saturday, Aug. 6 at the electronics recycling site at the Stackpole Complex in St. Marys beginning at 9 a.m.
According to recycling coordinator Bekki Titchner, the collection will allow area residents to dispose of much of the hazardous material that is not accepted at the ongoing paint and pesticide and bulbs and batteries collections.
With extensive cuts across the board to many critical programs in the state budget, officials at the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission (NCPRPDC) are feeling the heat.
With projected revenue factored in for the 2011-2012 fiscal year, at first glance, officials may be facing a deficit of well over $3 million.
During the most recent Jay Township Supervisors meeting, several residents expressed concern over the dry, dusty roads, some requesting them to be watered down.
Jim Burke said he spoke to State Representative Matt Gabler's office about the installation of a cell phone tower in the township. He added there is a site available for land acquisition which may make an ideal location.
"A cell phone tower for the valley is long overdue," Burke said.
Supervisor Francis Gustafson said he would like to see a group of 4-5 volunteers look such a project.
Pennsylvania Secretary of Transportation Barry J. Schoch made a conference call Wednesday morning to board members at the North Central Pennsylvania Regional Planning and Development Commission [NCPRPDC] to discuss possibilities handed down from the governor's funding advisory commission.
The funding advisory commission was reportedly formed to study various transportation issues plaguing the state, including new ways to fund the many transportation needs of the commonwealth.
The West Creek Wetland Learning Center located along West Creek Road in St. Marys has undergone major improvements to its landscape, making for a more enjoyable educational experience.
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I have filled them in the rack, I am not sure if it's the best idea, but I haven't been yelled at by a gas station employee. I know that filling tanks in the back of a pickup with a plastic bed liner is a no-no.When you fill the cans, do you remove them from the rack and place on the ground to fill?
Here in the "People's republic of California" your not even suppose to use gas can that are not certified by the California air resource board. I hate the California legal gas cans, they supposedly don't leak the gas vapors to the atmosphere. But they leak half your gasoline when filling up equipment or a motorcycle, what kind of environmental savings is that?
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The Republic of Congo sends a Chinese ivory smuggler to jail, an example of the tough
law enforcement that WCS recommends for combating the illegal wildlife trade.
His crime was attempting to smuggle ivory to Beijing. The contraband included five elephant tusks and various ivory items, such as chopsticks, carvings, and hankos, which are traditional name seals. When he attempted to board a Kenya Airways flight in January, the authorities stopped him.
The Ministry of Sustainable Development, Forest Economy, and the Environment carried out the arrest, with help from the Gendarmerie and technical assistance from PALF (Project for the Application of Law for Fauna). PALF pushes for the arrest and prosecution of wildlife criminals in the region.
The Republic of Congo has sent a clear message that violating laws that protect wildlife will not be tolerated," said Elizabeth Bennett, Vice President of WCS's Species Programs. "We urge other Central African nations to fight poachers with strong enforcement actions such as those taken by the Republic of Congo."
Recently in the journal Oryx (see Wanted: Tougher Enforcement Against Wildlife Crime), Bennett addressed how organized crime has become more sophisticated in smuggling wildlife and wildlife products
and better adept at eluding authorities. Her solution is to respond to the
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WCS commends Congolese officials for
doing just that. Their August 10th sentencing of the smuggler marks a growing commitment to crack down on poaching activities that are decimating local
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Unless you plan on playing by yourself on any given dg course,I really don't see how you could avoid the smell factor,wind range.Lingering odor will still be upon you somehow.All parks,unless private,state the legality of unlawfull drugs.alcohol.The small print somewhere on some sign will list this fact.Any td should/usually will state the rules during the players meeting.Those in Florida have at least the tourneys I've played.
Most use for effect,that's the part we like or used to like.If you use for medical purpose,I guess count yourself part of the lucky minority who can use legal.
Sarcasm not intended,but I wish that my pain could be dulled after rounds of disc.
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Easy, easy solution to this - you either invest in a quality portable vape, or spend the money on a bat/dugout that looks like a cigarette/cigarette pack, also DO NOT mess with schwag. That is a rule that every marijuana user should follow whether recreational or medicinal - CHRONIC ONLY - sativas for rec use, indicas for pain. Throw it in a grinder, once you have it broken up like shake put it in the dugout.
There is a product I have seen that looks like a 20 oz. pop bottle that is full, but is actually hollow containing smoke and odor filters. Act like your grabbing a cig, twist into dugout - you are loaded tight if it's grinded. Light like cigarette, sucking hard. Hold in. Grab the bottle, act like you are taking a drink, exhale hit into bottle.
If you got the good good and can hold your breath without looking obvious, you don't need that bottle. Just take a small hit and hold it. You won't blow out any smoke. Build lung power by breathing diaphragmatically.
But the portable vape is the way to go. I've heard there are ones now that are quality vapes that look like asthma inhalers --- but a little pricey. And even after vaping you can either sell the bud or toke it - you still get high.
you can also put the tincture in one of those vapor cigarettes that people use to quit smoking. it works wel and people will think you are trying to quit smoking.
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