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Human p50 (NM_003998, amino acids 39–376 and 248–376) and human p65 (NM_021975, amino acids 19–325) proteins were cloned into the SgfI and PmeI sites of the pFN19A HaloTag® T7 SP6 Flexi® Vector, Cat.# G1891). The p50 (39–376) protein contained an amino-terminal DNA binding domain, dimerization domain and nuclear localization sequence (NLS); whereas the p50 (248–376) protein was missing the amino-terminal DNA binding domain. The IκBα (NM_020529, amino acids 67–287) protein was cloned into a Flexi® Vector lacking the HaloTag® fusion partner. An amino-terminal T7-Tag (EMD Biosciences) with the sequence MASMTGGQQMG was added to the vector.
Proteins were expressed using the TNT® SP6 High-Yield Wheat Germ Protein Expression System (Cat.# L3260). In a typical reaction, 10μg of vector was added to 30μl of lysate, then water was added to a final reaction volume of 50μl. The reaction was incubated at 25°C for two hours with mixing (1400rpm max speed) on a thermomixer (Eppendorf).
DNA probes were synthesized and purified by Integrated DNA Technologies. The two complementary strands were annealed prior to protein binding. The sense strand contained a 5´Alexa647 fluorophore. The WT-DNA (5´Alexa647-AGTTGAGGGGACTTTCCCAGGC´3) contained the Ig-κB dimer target site, while the Mut-DNA (5´Alexa647-AGTTGAGGTGTGTGTGTCAGGC) had the Ig-κB dimer target site replaced with (GT)5.
The HaloLink™ Protein Array System was used to analyze DNA:protein interactions. Slides were assembled according to the manufacturer's protocol. The HaloTag® Standard Protein (5μl of a serial dilution) in 1X PBSB (1X PBS + 10mg/ml of BSA) was added at concentrations of 0, 1.3, 2.6, 5.2, 10.5, 21, 42, 83, 166 or 332nM to wells 1–10 of the first column of wells (Column A). This was used as the protein concentration standard on the slide. Lysate (5μl) expressing a HaloTag® fusion protein was added to wells of the slide. Typically, three wells are dedicated to determining protein concentration. The HaloTag® fusion proteins were incubated at room temperature for one hour in a humidity chamber (see manufacturer's protocol for instructions for making chamber). After the incubation, the slides were washed with 1X PBSI (1X PBS + 0.05% IGEPAL® CA-630) using a gentle stream from a squirt bottle. The slide was immediately centrifuged at 350 × g in a 50ml conical tube. To determine the protein concentration, 5μl of a 1:200-fold dilution of Anti-HaloTag® pAb (10μg/ml) was added to the appropriate wells (including Column A). After a one-hour incubation at room temperature in a humidity chamber, the slide was washed and centrifuged at 350 × g in a 50ml conical tube. Next, 5μl of a 1:200-fold dilution of Alexa® Fluor 647 anti-rabbit IgG antibody (10μg/ml) (Invitrogen) was added to the wells that had antibody added. To analyze the DNA:protein interactions, 5μ of DNA probe (at various concentrations) was added to each well. After a one-hour incubation at room temperature in a humidity chamber, the slide was washed and centrifuged at 350 × g in a 50ml conical tube. The silicon gasket was removed, and the slide was analyzed with a fluorescent slide reader. For these experiments, we scanned with a GenePix® slide scanner (Molecular Devices) at a wavelength of 635nm.
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Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope
Series Description: The Daytime Emmy-winning travel series Travelscope- now re-titled JOSEPH ROSENDO'S TRAVELSCOPE- scales new heights of adventure, natural splendor and cultural richness this season. Host Joseph Rosendo journeys from the California coast to the islands of Hong Kong and to Chile's Tierra del Fuego. Along the way, he encounters the heights of natural beauty in the Cariboo-Chilcotin Coast region of British Columbia, celebrates Christmas in Switzerland and circumnavigates the tip of South America. The series' hallmark remains the rich cultural interchanges between Joseph and the local population. He joins the parade of medieval guilds during Zurich's spring festival, shares devotions with a holy man in a rock-hewn church in Lalibela, Ethiopia and explores the mysteries behind the stone figures on Easter Island.
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Easter Island - Mysteries & Myths (#601)
Joseph travels to the most remote inhabited place on earth during his Easter Island adventure. [26 minutes]
Hong Kong - Asia's World City (#602)
Joseph explores the local neighborhoods, hotels, shops and restaurants of Asia's World City. [26 minutes]
- Sun, September 6, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
Riding the Range in Southern Alberta, Canada (#603)
Joseph travels to Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park and Writing-On-Stone Provincial Park. [26 minutes]
- Fri, September 4, 10:00 PM on IPTV Learns
- Sat, September 5, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
Southern Ethiopia - Tribal Lands and Primeval People (#604)
Joseph's adventure begins along the shores of Lake Abaya and Chamo in the 2,400 mile Rift Valley. [26 minutes]
- Mon, September 7, 10:00 PM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, September 8, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
- Sun, September 13, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
Northern Ethiopia - Ancient History and Spiritual Present (#605)
Joseph visits Northern Ethiopia to uncover its ancient history and discover its spiritual present. [26 minutes]
- Fri, September 11, 10:00 PM on IPTV Learns
- Sat, September 12, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
Land without Limits - The Cariboo-Chilcotin-Coast Region of British Columbia, Canada (#606)
Joseph fishes for prawns and hikes through the wilderness to Canada's third highest waterfall. [26 minutes]
- Mon, September 14, 10:00 PM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, September 15, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
- Sun, September 20, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
Sechselauten - Switzerland's Spring Festival (#607)
Find out what Sechselauten means when we join Joseph on his springtime visit to Zurich, Switzerland. [26 minutes]
- Fri, September 18, 10:00 PM on IPTV Learns
- Sat, September 19, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
Dreamin' California's Coast - Malibu to Big Sur (#608)
Joseph and Julie celebrate their anniversary along the California's romantic coast. [26 minutes]
- Mon, September 21, 10:00 PM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, September 22, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
- Sun, September 27, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
San Miguel De Allende, Celebrating in the Heart Of Mexico (#609)
Joseph visits Mexico for the Fiesta de San Miguel, a celebration in honor of its patron saint. [26 minutes]
- Fri, September 25, 10:00 PM on IPTV Learns
- Sat, September 26, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
Ontario, Canada's Niagara Peninsula - Toronto And Beyond (#610)
The world-class attractions and ethnic diversity of Toronto, Canada's largest city, are highlighted. [26 minutes]
- Mon, September 28, 10:00 PM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, September 29, 4:00 AM on IPTV Learns
Cruising The Mediterranean (#611)
Joseph's cruise adventure takes him to great places in Venice, Croatia, Malta, Sicily and Tuscany. [26 minutes]
Christmas In Switzerland (#612)
Visit Lausanne, Montreux and Basel to explore some of Switzerland's best Christmas Markets. [26 minutes]
Passage Through Chile's Tierra Del Fuego Around Cape Horn (#613)
Joseph circumnavigates the tip of South America, finds elephant seals and visits Isla Del Horno. [26 minutes]
The Many Faces of Los Cabos, Mexico (#701)
Fun-and-sun experiences in Cabo San Lucas, San Jose del Cabo and the Sea of Cortez are highlighted. [26 minutes]
Hong Kong - A City of Festivals (#702)
The annual Dragon Boat Festival, traditional rice dumplings and Lamma Island are showcased. [26 minutes]
Nicaragua - Culturally Rich and Naturally Beautiful (#703)
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Berlin and Western Poland - Over The Borderline (#704)
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Zermatt, Switzerland - Under the Shadow of the Matterhorn (#705)
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Tokyo, Japan - Celebrating The Past and Present (#707)
Ancient temples and natural beauty are explored along with the glitz and glamor of modern Tokyo. [26 minutes]
- Mon, September 7, 1:00 AM on IPTV
The Bonin/Ogasawara Islands - A Land Far, Far Away (#708)
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Bhutan - Part 1 - Gross National Happiness (#709)
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- Mon, September 21, 1:00 AM on IPTV
Bhutan - Part 2 - Land of the Thunder Dragon (#710)
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- Mon, September 28, 1:00 AM on IPTV
A San Antonio Christmas (#711)
Joseph joins the locals and visitors to celebrate the season along San Antonio's famous river walk. [26 minutes]
Taiwan Lantern Festival (#712)
Joseph discovers more about Taiwan by criss-crossing the island during the Taiwan Lantern Festival. [26 minutes]
La Joie De Vivre In Quebec City, Canada (#713)
Joseph enjoys the nightlife, samples the cuisine and savors the natural beauty of Quebec City. [26 minutes]
Taiwan - Iron Pathways to Adventure - Part 1 (#801)
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Medford, Ore. -- If you were looking to treat four of your five senses Saturday, Eden Valley Orchards was the place to be.
'Brews, Burgers and Bluegrass' hosted local beers, wines, burgers and music, all part of Medford Beer Week.
The family friendly event is in it's second year and organizers say it's been a great opportunity to show the sights, smells, tastes and sounds of the Rogue Valley.
Becky Brown, the outreach coordinator said, "How we invest in our community is one of the most important decisions that we can make. As a community, in the Rogue Valley we have amazing opportunities to support farmers, food producers and local businesses of all kinds."
Organizers said the 'Brews Burgers and Bluegrass' was designed to be a 'zero-waste' event.
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This Instructable covers the concept of the laterally sliding board, to be edited to fit your personal needs.
Please note: Freebord is a brand of freeboards (Lateral sliding boards) based in America. But the concept has been around since the 80's. The schematics are available online somewhere, check google.
Another brand is Gravitis Freeboards based in Italy.
Freebord makes great introduction Videos though, so:
The basic principle of the board is: Six wheels, One board. Four outer wheels let you carve just like a longboard. Two center wheels on casters let you slide.
In this example I made the board as well but won't cover that in this Instructable. My board is 100 x 20 cm with a very slight concave and flex.
Important Notes:
1. I am now an Version 2.1. In this Instructable you will see some photos from the Latest Version as well as 1 and 2
2. The Board: for beginners it should be completely stiff. Flex or a camber will get you hurt . Concave is good for turning.
3. Wheels. I haven't given exact measurements for the casters or the wheels. it will depend on what is available to you. as a general rule you want to have small wheels, closer to the ground= more like snowboarding.
4. Tuning. After i was done i added riser pads to my casters in order to slide easier and wedges to the skateboard trucks to improve turning geometry. See the last page of this instructable
Where can I go to get appropriate casters? How can I tell that they will be sturdy, smooth, and sized correctly? What brand did you use here? What are there specs? Any problems with the ones you chose?
Any help appreciated! I am actually looking to make a caster board and am hoping to make it with about 100mm/100a inline wheels for speed and distance. I don't know where to start regarding the casters though.
ooo ooo ooo please post a video of someone riding one:-) btw awesome fun INstructable!
no, from an original gravitis!
1. you wouldn't be able to pivot between slides and carves.
2. the outer wheels let you break if you're going sideways.
3. if you mean 4 casters in a row, thats just unnecessary. two is enough
that being said, i have seen versions of this board with the skate trucks between the casters. Kind of a -I I- setup instead of what i've got: I- -I
Great instructable, btw!
Also, I don't know where everywhere else is, but in America, the metric spacer nuts were essentially impossible to find locally. The axles on my skateboard measured 5/16th of an inch, so that's what I'm using.
We only had steel wheels on our boards. Old shoe mount roller skates.
I used to skateboard a lot 45 years ago and I got to say this board looks like it might put a new crack in my butt. lol
Some tips I've found for learning to ride- Always lean on your toe or heel edge of the board. When you try sliding and balancing in the middle, lean towards whichever side of the board is uphill. This keeps you from leaning forwards, which will quickly throw you off the board.
i pretty much went to my local hardware store and looked at the 6 mm plys they had. i then took a 120 cm x 60 cm piece and tried to bend it. i didn't like the first so i tried the next and so on.
the final choice was between birch, maple and spruce.
maple: too expensive
birch : way to flexible
spruce: ok, cheapish, stiff enough.
i did ply-fiberglass-ply and then put it in a makeshift press. afterwards i gave the bottom 3 coats of epoxy and the top 1 coat.
check out youtube though, and some of the instructables here. the next board i make i'm going to try a vacuum bag. the next board i make will be with birch, ply-ply-fiberglass.
if you're asking because of the width, then ya, definitely, the wider the better.
but you don't need super carvy trucks.
plus: the vert. kingpin skateboard trucks are so much cheaper than reverse kingpin trucks. at least here in germany.
Have you watched the second Youtube video? "you have to commit to the idea that you're snowboarding on pavement, not skateboarding."


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Alumni Star of "Criminal Minds" in Area
"Criminal Minds" star and CSUF graduate Kirsten Vangsness (B.A. theatre arts '96) is scheduled to join fellow cast members of the CBS drama on Sunday, Aug. 19, at the Laguna Beach Festival of the Arts.
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Cal State Fullerton's Office of Environmental Health and Safety have instituted "Tuffy Bucks," a new incentive program to encourage students, staff and faculty members to learn and use safe work habits to stay safe and healthy on campus
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Distal median nerve dysfunction is a form of peripheral neuropathy that affects the movement of or sensation in the hands.
A common type of distal median nerve dysfunction is carpal tunnel syndrome.
Neuropathy - distal median nerve
Dysfunction of one nerve group, such as the distal median nerve, is called a mononeuropathy. Mononeuropathy means there is a local cause of the nerve damage, although occasionally body-wide (systemic) disorders may cause isolated nerve damage.
Distal median nerve dysfunction occurs when the nerve is inflamed, trapped, or injured by trauma. The most common reason is trapping (entrapment), which puts pressure on the nerve where it passes through a narrow area. Wrist fractures may injure the median nerve directly or may increase the risk for trapping a nerve later on.
Inflammation of the tendons (tendonitis) or joints (arthritis) can also cause nerve compression.
Conditions that affect connective tissue or cause deposits to form in tissue can block blood flow and lead to nerve compression. Such conditions include:
In some cases, no cause can be identified. Diabetes can make this condition worse.
Your doctor will examine your wrist and ask questions about your medical history. The examination may show decreased sensation in the thumb side of the hand. This is called the "radial" side. There may be weakness of the thumb and difficulty using it to pinch.
Tests that reveal distal median nerve dysfunction may include:
Tests are guided by the suspected cause of the dysfunction as suggested by the patient's history, symptoms, and pattern of symptom development. They may include various blood tests, x-rays, imaging scans, or other tests and procedures.
Treatment is aimed at correcting the underlying cause.
If the median nerve is affected by carpal tunnel syndrome, a wrist splint can reduce further injury to the nerve and help relieve symptoms. It is often enough to wear the splint only at night to give the area a rest and allow inflammation to decrease.
In some cases, no treatment is required and recovery happens on its own. Over-the-counter or prescription medication may be needed to control nerve pain (neuralgia).
If other nerves are also affected, it is necessary to look for an underlying medical problem that can affect nerves. Medical conditions such as diabetes and kidney disease can damage nerves. In these cases, treatment is directed at the underlying medical condition.
Physical therapy exercises may be appropriate for some people to maintain muscle strength. Orthopedic assistance may maximize the ability to use the hand. Such therapy may involve braces, splints, or other appliances. Vocational counseling, occupational therapy, occupational changes, job retraining, or other measures may be recommended.
Some patients with carpal tunnel syndrome may need surgery. See: Carpal tunnel release
If the cause of the nerve dysfunction can be identified and successfully treated, there is a good chance of full recovery. In some cases, there may be partial or complete loss of movement or sensation. Nerve pain may be severe and persist for a prolonged period of time.
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of distal median nerve dysfunction. Early diagnosis and treatment increase the chance of curing or controlling symptoms.
Prevention varies depending on the cause. In patients with underlying diabetes, controlling blood sugar may reduce the risk of developing nerve disorders.
In occupations that require repetitive wrist movements, a change in the way the job is performed may be necessary. Frequent breaks in activity, "wrist rests" on keyboards, and other measures may reduce the risk of distal median nerve dysfunction. When possible, avoid prolonged repetitive movement of the wrist.
Jarvik JG, Comstock BA, Kliot M, et al. Surgery versus non-surgical therapy for carpal tunnel syndrome: a randomized parallel-group trial. Lancet.2009 Sep 26;374(9695):1074-81.
Katirji B, Koontz D. Disorders of peripheral nerves. In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC, eds. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 76.
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Kimi Raikkonen is confident that the Lotus team with him as the lead driver can make a stronger title challenge in the latest F1 betting odds in 2013.
The former world champion, who made his return to Formula One this year, picked up the team's only victory of the season in Abu Dhabi and was in with a mathematical chance of winning the title up to the 18th race of the season.
"We scored a lot of points but we know if we had started the year stronger then we would probably still have been in the championship (at the final race)," Raikkonen explained.
"I know the team now so it should be an easier start for us and hopefully we can build it up for next year."
The Finn added that he is enjoying working with the Lotus team and that the environment is much more suited to his personality, describing it as "a good atmosphere" with "less politics".
"There are always a lot of people who are involved," the 33-year-old former McLaren and Ferrari driver noted.
"It is team work; everybody tried to do the same thing, to do the best we can and I think it has been a good atmosphere.
"I have always said this team is a bit different from the others I have raced for before. It is all about the racing and less about the politics and it is a good place to be."
The Finn ended the 2012 season in third place behind Sebastian Vettel - the current favourite in the Paddy Power F1 Drivers Championship 2013 odds - and Fernando Alonso, 111 points ahead of eighth-placed team-mate Romain Grosjean.
He had a remarkably consistent season though, claiming top ten finishes in 19 of the 20 races during the year.


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Layered Spicy Black Bean DipWith a 10-minute prep time, this is a crowd-pleasing appetizer you can make just before you walk out the door to head to the game. Once your friends start scooping it up with corn chips, they may not be able to stop.
Bloody MaryTo get a prime tailgating spot, you need to get there early in the morning. So once everything's set up, relax and get ready for the game by pouring a pitcher of Bloody Marys–always perfect for a morning celebration.
Beer-Cheese SpreadA spicy cheese spread flavored with beer is an all-purpose spread for tailgating. It's great over hot dogs and chili or with pretzels, crackers, and fresh veggies. You can freeze this spread for up to one month, so why not make a batch and be set for the whole season?
"Fried" Pecan Chicken FingersChicken fingers seem to be easier to eat than pieces of fried chicken when you're mingling with friends at a tailgate party. And the pecan coating on these baked chicken fingers makes them extra-good and extra-special.
Spicy-Sweet Deviled EggsChutney and ground red pepper add a little kick to these football day stuffed eggs. You'll get extra points when you arrange fresh chives to resemble the laces on a football.
Slow-Cooker Barbecue Beef SandwichesYou can start cooking this 'cue in the slow cooker the night before, then just carry the cooker to the game so the meat will stay warm. Be sure to buy plenty of buns.
Chicken and Roast Beef MuffulettasAlthough a muffaletta sandwich is traditionally made on a big round of crusty Italian bread, these individual sandwiches are easier for serving a crowd. The flavors of the olive spread, cheese, meats and bread blend while the sandwiches are chilling, so the make-ahead step of this recipe is key.
Beef, Black Bean, and Chorizo ChiliWarm up with a bowl of chili just before you head to the stadium. You can make this chili the night before, and then just reheat at your tailgating spot on a camp stove or charcoal grill.
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Kyle Lohse (2-0), who allowed just two hits and a run in 7 1/3 innings in his first start of the year, was impressive again, yielding one run on four hits and one walk over six innings.
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with bread crumbs and umami-intense grated Parmesan. Avoid the overly
bitter roasted radicchio ($7).
…is the highlight. Plan to order one "primi" course for everyone and share the "secondi." I'd recommend macaroni in zesty white cauliflower sauce ($14), which was cooked to an ideal al dente and topped with a sprinkle of salty cheese. Ravioli in beef and tomato sauce is elegantly simple, and the orecchiette with pork sausage features a doughy rustic pasta with crumbles of herbed sausage and grilled onions in a rich, buttery sauce.
...are large hunks of meat, best shared. Ava's entrees seem like Woodsman B-sides. Leg of lamb is grilled medium-rare then sliced, sprinkled with mint and served over soupy lentils ($28). Half our massive braised pork osso bucco ($24) was too dry, while the other was wonderfully juicy. The pork's jamlike "mostarda" has almost no mustard kick.
...are filler. You won't leave hungry after a big bowl of Calais flint polenta ($6), essentially savory grits.
...include a massive bowl of airy ice cream branded as gelato ($6, get coconut) and a plate of crunchy coffee cookies ($6) that goes well with coffee. Yes, there's coffee—no Italian required.
EAT: Ava Gene's, 3377 SE Division St., 971-229-0571, avagenes.com. 5-11 pm daily. $$$.


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cherylheff La Nona is a wonderful place to stay and feel totally relaxed. The hosts are excellent - caring and helpful. We would highly recommend this B&B
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cecigianot El lugar es encantador, tiene una vista increible de Valparaiso, es muy tranquilo y seguro el lugar donde esta. Los dueños son super agradables, colaboran con todo lo que uno pueda necesitar y me hicieron sentir como si fuera mi casa. Lo recomiendo 100%
Anna22 Good value hostal. Situated up a very steep hill, with large bedrooms and friendly multilingual staff. I didn't like the bedrooms right by the front door/reception due to noise, but they were happy to move us upstairs when a room became available. Absolutely amazing breakfast! Small kitchen and eating area so can become busy in evenings.
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Santa Clara has many historic homes and structures that played important roles in the history of the City and Region. These properties have been brought together in an online storyboard that includes photos, maps and historical information. The list includes Mission Santa Clara de Asis, a State Historical Landmark (No. 338), and the Santa Clara Railroad Depot, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in addition to many homes still lived in today. Select a few of the sites located in the same general area for an easy morning or afternoon stroll. Please note that many of the houses are private residences and should be respected as such.
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Lewis Hamilton has billed the brake failure that caused his Jerez crash on Wednesday as "all part of testing"...
Lewis Hamilton has billed the brake failure that caused his Jerez crash on Wednesday as "all part of testing."
Hamilton's first official day in his Mercedes W04 came to a premature end when, just after 15 laps, he suffered a rear brake pressure problem.
Although using the front brakes to slow the car, the 28-year-old was not able to prevent a crash, hitting the tyre barrier at the Dry Sack hairpin nose first.
Mercedes later revealed that the problem was caused by a hydraulic brake line connecting to the right-rear calliper.
"We had a good start but then unfortunately we had a failure which brought our day to an early end," Hamilton said. "These things happen and it's all part of testing.
"Of course, it's better that we get these small issues out of the way sooner rather than later, and the guys are working really hard to overcome them."
Despite his minimal running on Wednesday, the 2008 World Champ says he has been encouraged by what he has seen of the car.
"From the few short laps that I completed this morning, my general feeling was very positive.
"I got a good understanding of where the base of the car is and, whilst we need to do work in certain areas, it was good to have some laps to get a feel for what those areas are.
"I've told the guys that we just need to keep pushing and I know that we all will be doing that."
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I know it will be hard for Lions fans to look past Dee Milliner's 40-yard dash time, but there were some other DBs that performed in Indy who will merit attention from the Lions at various points in the draft. I'll have a breakdown of the most viable candidates for the #5 tomorrow, and that list is a lot smaller than it was a week ago and it includes Mr. Milliner. He is the only DB on that list.
This summary omits a few players that will go before the Lions pick in the 2nd round(Jamar Taylor, Kenny Vaccaro, Xavier Rhodes, Desmond Trufant) and Tyrann Mathieu, who I am reliably told is not on the Lions draft board.


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Let The Beat DROKK: Geoff Barrow & Ben Salisbury On The Music Of Mega-City One
The instrumental album DROKK: Music Inspired By Mega-City One came out last week. The work of Geoff Barrow (best known as a core member of Portishead) and the film composer Ben Salisbury, it's a tribute to the synthesizer-based movie soundtracks of the Blade Runner era, as well as to the setting of Judge Dredd, the cult-favorite future-cop serial that's been running weekly in the British anthology 2000 AD for 35 years now. (In the slang of Dredd's world, "drokk" means, roughly, "goddamn it!") There is, of course, a Dredd movie coming out this fall, but DROKK isn


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When the parents of Julie Gray, a veterinarian in Las Cruces, N.M., retired, each of them could rely on company pensions as well as their own retirement accounts. At age 52, her situation is very different.
"I own my own business, so all I have is a 401(k), and my husband does have compensation from his employer, but they are constantly cutting those benefits," she sighs. While her mother retired in her 50s, Gray says she and her husband expect to be working into their 70s. "I think it will take us a lot longer to accumulate the money we need to retire, plus I think we'll need to compensate for inflation," she says. "It's just one of those things."
Gray is a charter member of what could be called the anxious generation. In the latest Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor poll, Americans like Gray who are nearing the end of their work careers are much more uneasy about their prospects for retirement than those who have already stopped working.
Compared with today's retirees, Americans who are over 50 but have not yet retired are substantially more stressed about their current financial circumstances; more skeptical of relying on the stock market to provide their income after they stop working; more concerned that the Great Recession and its aftermath will lastingly diminish their prospects; and much more worried that they will not enjoy as secure a retirement as their parents did. On average, near-retirees expect they will need to keep working as many as six years longer than today's retirees did when they received the gold watch.
By comparison, today's seniors, while not entirely sheltered from the economic storm, seem somewhat more buffered from it. On an array of measures, the poll found, the current generation of seniors is split almost in half between those who feel relatively secure and those who do not. Still, nearly four-fifths of today's retirees are at least somewhat confident that they will have enough money to enjoy a stable retirement. And only about one in six expect their golden years to be less secure than that of their parents.
For those approaching retirement, the sense of security expressed by today's seniors looks like a ship that is sailing beyond reach. Long past the generation of workers who could rely on guaranteed pensions, squeezed by faltering 401(k) returns, and strained by the financial costs of rearing children, many of the near-retirees fear they have not set aside enough money—and expect that failure may mean a more arduous and truncated retirement than earlier generations enjoyed. "I doubt I'll ever retire," says Bill Eason, a 57-year-old real estate appraiser in Livonia, Mich., who responded to the poll. "I don't foresee that unless health issues come into play [and force me to stop working]. It's just an issue of being able to keep up with expenses."
From National Journal:
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The latest Allstate/National Journal Heartland Monitor poll is the 11th in a series exploring the ways that Americans are navigating the changing economy. The poll, conducted by Ed Reilly, Brent McGoldrick, and Jeremy Ruch of FTI Strategic Communications, a communications-strategy consulting firm, surveyed 1,200 adults by landline telephone and cell phone from Nov. 30 to Dec. 4, including an oversample of 200 interviews among adults age 50 and older. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.8 percentage points; the margin of error for near-retirees and current retirees is larger, almost 6 percentage points. This survey focused on Americans' expectations of—and experiences in—retirement.
Today's retirees, and those nearing the end of their working lives, both describe retirement in similar terms. In an open-ended question, about half of each group defined retirement as not having to work, with the next largest group terming it a time to relax with fewer responsibilities.
More than four-fifths of each group expressed at least some confidence in their ability to make financial decisions relating to their post-working years (as did the rest of the population). Both groups converged around the same priorities when asked what individuals could do to best prepare for retirement; each placed at the top of the list contributing to a retirement plan, and saving and paying off debts (working longer or paying off a mortgage ranked lower). Both groups came together as well in declaring that they would most trust advice on retirement from friends and family members, part of a long-standing trend toward sometimes reluctant self-reliance in earlier Heartland Monitor polls. Only 16 percent of those in retirement, and 13 percent of those near it, expressed a "great deal" of trust in financial institutions to help them make such decisions.
The two groups also substantially overlap in describing their greatest concerns about retirement. Roughly one-third of current and near-retirees say they worry most about either outliving their money or becoming unable to afford basic expenses; about one in eight in each case worry most about becoming a financial burden on others. Only one in 12 in each group are most concerned about becoming bored. The sharpest difference: More near-retirees than retirees say that their greatest fear is becoming unable to afford health care.
Scott Bland contributed contributed to this article.
This article appears in the December 17, 2011 edition of National Journal Magazine.


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On Saturday afternoon I went to go visit Eastern State Penitentiary with some friends of mine. For those of you who haven't heard of it, Eastern State Penitentiary is a former prison located out the outskirts of Center City Philadelphia. By that I mean it's "downtown" but it isn't exactly among the skyscrapers. For those of you who've been to Philadelphia, Eastern State is a short walk from the area museum. Of course, at the time the prison was built in 1829, it was on the outskirts of Philly up on a hill. Today it's surrounded by a nice residential neighborhood known as the Fairmount/Art Museum area. It was closed as a prison something like 40 years ago so it's only open for tours and various other events these days.
The prison is of significance for many reasons. For one, it was the first "modern" prison in that it housed inmates separately. Second, at the time it was constructed, it was the largest building in the United States. Third, it was the first prison built with the intent to rehabilitate inmates as opposed to simply locking up inmates.
The cool thing about the tour is that it's a self-guided audio tour and the prison itself is in a controlled state of "ruin" in that very little of it has been restored. In fact, much of it is falling apart although, from what I've been told, that is on purpose.
I'm testing out the image gallery feature in WordPress so I guess we can see if this works:
EDIT: I've just learned a few things about the WordPress gallery feature. For one, I can finally make pictures more than like 500 pixels wide so I can put higher res photos on my blog. Two, if you're on the blog itself and not on an RSS reader, you can hover over the pictures for captions where I've put them in. Third, if you're on the blog itself, you can click on the pictures and it'll let you use the arrow keys or your mouse to scroll from left to right to see the pictures. You can read the captions, where available, at the bottom. I don't think you can do any of this from the RSS reader unfortunately…


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I have to do a 2g low carbon steel 3/8" plate weld with a tig root for a school project. I have done 2g pipe before by walking the cup technique that i learned. Just wondering some of you guys would do on plate? It seems a little odd and uncomfortable to me on the plate when im not moving around something. Thanks for any input or advice
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Same method as pipe just walk the cup i did that when i was in weld school last year.


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Joseph J. Dangelo, 82, of Warren, died Sunday morning, March 3, 2013 at Warren General Hospital after an illness since Nov. 9, 2012.
He was born Sept. 21, 1930 in Warren to the late Alex and Grace LaPlana Dangelo. He was a lifelong Warren area resident and a 1949 graduate of Warren High School. He earned his certificate as a barber from a Barber School in Erie. He was employed as a barber with his father at Dangelo Barber Shop for five years and also was employed for 35 years with G.T.E. Sylvania. He was a member of Holy Redeemer R.C. Church. Joe was an avid fan of several high school sports and local sporting leagues, especially football, softball and baseball. He was always in attendance at Jammers Baseball games. In his early days, he was an avid bowler.
He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Catherine V. Babcock Dangelo whom he married May 1, 1950 at Holy Redeemer R.C. Church, Warren; three children, Daniel Dangelo and wife, Starla of Milton, Fla., David Dangelo of Pittsfield, and Leslie McGary and husband, Allen of Warren; one brother, Charles "Chuck" Dangelo of Kane; two grandchildren, Douglas Dangelo and wife, Kristine of Pace, Fla., Andrea Watson and husband, Damian of Tampa, Fla.; one great-granddaughter, Kamryn Dangelo of Pace, Fla.; and several nieces and nephews also survive.
Friends may call at the Donald E. Lewis Funeral Home, Inc., 304 East Street, Warren, on Wednesday, March 6, 2013 from 6 to 8 p.m. where a vigil service will be conducted at 7:45 p.m. A Mass of Christian Burial will be conducted Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 10 a.m. at Holy Redeemer R.C. Church with Fr. James Gutting, Pastor, officiating, assisted by Deacon Joseph Lucia. Interment will be in St. Joseph R.C. Cemetery. Those wishing to place memorials may do so through Holy Redeemer R.C. Church Building Fund, 11 Russell St., Warren, PA 16365 or the Warren General Hospital Cancer Center, 2 Crescent Park, Warren, PA. 16365 or Paws along the River, 212 Elm St., Warren, PA 16365.
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Link Ink: 'Arkham City Lockdown' on 'Earth One,' Center for Cartoon Studies' New Building, ComiXology's Holiday Sale
Gaming: A new update to Arkham City Lockdown puts Batman's '70s costume and (still unpublished) Earth One uniform to the iOS game.
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On Friday, we told you about the ASPCA Emergency Boarding Facility for pets of Sandy victims. (You can read all the details about the facility, which opened Saturday, here.)
People affected by Sandy who need a place to keep their pets are welcome to bring animals to the Emergency Boarding Facility, open seven days a week from 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. and located at 1508 Herkimer Street in Brooklyn. Starting Monday, pets can also be dropped off at a few other locations in the hardest-hit areas.
On Monday, November 19, between 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M.:
Belle Harbor, Queens:
Waldbaum's parking lot
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On Tuesday, November 20, between 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M.:
Rockaway Park, Queens:
145 Beach 116th St
On Tuesday, November 20, between 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M.:
Coney Island, Brooklyn:
Municipal Credit Union (MCU) parking lot
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Families should bring the following, along with their pets, to the emergency facility or intake location:
- One government-issued photo ID (i.e., driver's license, passport, military ID or non-driver ID)
- Proof of address (e.g., utility bill, driver's license)
All pets entrusted to the ASPCA at these locations will be taken to the Emergency Boarding Facility in central Brooklyn. For more information, please read this post or call the Hurricane Sandy pet hotline at (347) 573-1561.
Please share this information with your social networks, and stay tuned to the ASPCA blog for updates.


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Bull Ring Rag Market
The Bull Ring Rag Market, which replaced the old City's Rag Market, opened in December 2000 and is famous world-wide for the extensive range of materials available in addition to a bewildering array of other merchandise.
The market, which is fully let, is home to 350 stalls and 17 perimeter shops.
The Bull Ring Rag Market is open from 9am-5pm every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Automatic Doors on Edgbaston Street to assist Mothers with push chairs and Wheelchair users.
Toilets to accommodate Ladies, Gentlemen, Disabled and Parent and Baby Changing Room.
For further information on how to apply for a casual stall on the market select How to get a Casual Stall
For further information on any Market Services, please select the General Market Enquiry Form.
Alternatively, Telephone: Market Customer Centre (0121) 464 8349 or 0121 303 0302
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Also please use this link for any Comment/Compliments
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