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JMO but I am sticking to it. Have been all along. ACI & BTU will be okay too imo...Aug 27, 2014. 02:40 AM | 2 Likes |Link to Comment
Alpha Natural Resources' (ANR) CEO Kevin Crutchfield on Q2 2014 Results - Earnings Call Transcript [View article]
No risk of bankruptcy, no major debts coming due anytime soon so the stock has been trading so low because of emotions more than anything else which is why I buy. Stock is going to close up perhaps in the top percentage gainers of the day, has passed some resistance during the day so no resistance now until around 4.25 but this stock is not going to stay under $10 much longer. It might the few weeks left of summer & early fall but certainly not post midterms in November to December imo so even at $10 or $12 at end of the year is still deeply undervalued.
This stock is going back to $50 & that's how some make huge money in the markets & others fearful or greedy always lose money. I really feel back for those who sold shares of this stock at any price book value or less & especially anyone who sold shares under five bucks a share unless they were trading, took a small loss & got back in at the lows which were hit at bottom this summer since everyone knows bottom was hit with the stock trading sideways until this uptick now. If it breaks over $4 then it's no longer sideways and is starting the upturn. Once it's at 4.60 it's never going back to $4. This is last year single digits for this stock imo. In fact, with this stock who needs another one until it hits $50?
I hope ANAD crashes in AF so can grab that one at what would be lows before 400% gains there imo.
Many good stocks even in the typical down and slow part of the year so is unusual meaning looks like economy could be about ready to pop. We will know for sure in November if markets continue huge numbers on DJI then look for a pop in spring in housing, jobs & full recovery. Remember the 90s when there were so many jobs they had to pay everyone much above min wages just to get someone to work? Those days will be here again. It has zero to do with Presidents but of course all of you in the markets know that economic fact.
Good luck all. Great day seeing all that green in my account in a time of year I'd expect red but still on a break which means part time trading instead of those 100 hour weeks down to 40 now. lolAug 6, 2014. 03:41 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
ANR is going to $50 within 36 months, will be up 300% from current prices end of this year, $20 end of next year. If it simply goes back to book soon, many will be wealthy imo
ANR, ACI & BTU are the three survivors. No concerns with debt on ANR this or next year since tiny part of debt starts to come due late 2017 then by 2020 when stock is likely near $100 per share larger debt is due which will easily be paid. imo.
ANR is perhaps the most undervalued stock in entire market imo but I see others out there too. ANAD in breakdown mode is now a 500% profit potential instead of the 400% in another article. imo
Still on a summer type break but my list of stocks per my profile going back to every post so far knock on wood have done very well with acceptation of one that I mention that has done terribly. MCP or Molycorp is the one that has done terribly but not a big deal. Just First Solar going to $50s as I stated on here at $13 a share more than makes up for one dud imo ACHN sure did well from that two year low. Groupon which I posted about at five year low sure brought in profits. Too many to list but one can see my old posts to see am telling the truth since people like to see evidence & I understand that. I'm the same way but I don't tell anyone to buy or sell anything.
Republicans win midterms, ANR rockets. Democrats win in 2016 but too soon to bother to post which stocks do well from that imo...
I hope whichever party you like most wins since I could care less other than knowing in advance who will win so I get in or out of a sector.Aug 6, 2014. 05:19 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
Yes, ANR is about the least expensive per undervaluation in the entire market at this time. We are looking at a stock that will likely be back in the $50s again but not sure it goes back to $70 yet a stock trading at 3 bucks or so per share or even ten bucks a share going to $50 is obviously going to make some wealthy. Even if ANR simply traded at book value it would make those holding at $5 or lower wealthy if they had enough shares. It would even gain someone good cash for just $500 worth at $5 or below. JMO
There is an article where target price is $50 per share but not for this year or next. I believe that is within 36 months but would need to go back to check that article but not going to so others can if they wish. I understand coal & that sector well enough to know it's the single most leading energy source in the States combine it with natural gas you have 70% energy rounded. Coal is not going away or the States would go bankrupt.
Republicans tend to favor coal & are likely to win the midterms. Power is always in the Congress so post midterms look for ANR, ACI & BTU to jump. ANR ends 2014 300% higher than current prices imo but next year is when it hits $20 imo It will continue sideways most likely rest of summer which is but one more month & perhaps early fall aka Sept/Oct too but that's it. No more cheapest prices post midterms imo.
Democrats getting a victory in 2016 will cause other stocks to spike but too soon for me to mention those yet other than Democrats win in 2016, Republicans in 2014. As an Independent, I could care less other than knowing who wins so I know which sectors to be in or out of at a given time. No President of either party has ever had an effect on my life & never will so it is a state of mind for those into politics imo but I wish you all well and the side you favor wins so you feel better psychologically. Remember, psychology is a big part of the stock market.Aug 6, 2014. 05:12 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
Anadigics Gets Aggressive In Path To Profitability With Company Restructuring [View article]Jul 14, 2014. 02:53 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Buy AMD Ahead Of Earnings [View article]
Sure, too late to get in under $2 since those prices will never be seen again but the stock will likely hit a five year high this year so a double from here looks easy imo for this year.
See everyone in the $20sJul 14, 2014. 02:51 PM | 5 Likes |Link to Comment
Newmont Is The Last Bastion Of Value Among Precious Metal Miners [View article]
I see nothing wrong with AUY. I do know many take the entire summer off so volume in most stocks tends to drop. I'll be taking some time off myself but I believe we see a good rebound Oct-December & specifically, post midterm elections in the States. BTW, the market has been in a bull market for six years now. I expect this to continue a little longer however; those stocks that have been down the last 12 months will likely see a sharp increase end of this year & through next year per those given industries imo. Those that have been flying high the last three years will cool off & pull back next year. Time sure moves fast. We have two months of 60 days summer left in most areas of the nation, already hard to find summer clothes at the stores since the fall clothes are starting to come in so by the first of August it will be all fall clothing since most schools start back in August. Years ago, public schools started back after labor Day in September & then the Halloween & Christmas things started to come out but I'm already seeing a few Halloween decorations at stores! We still have to get through Aug/Sept before decorating for that one.
Good luck everyone. I think AUY is just fine.Jul 13, 2014. 05:44 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Good article yet this has been known for a long while now. The coal sector goes through the hype of in or out of favor about every three or four years. It's at the end of the out of favor phase but as usual, many are either scared to buy or really do believe coal is done. The truth is US energy statistics. Going with facts proves coal will be okay. There are several facts; coal is the single largest US energy producer of all, combine with natural gas makes 70% avg of the entire energy markets. 2) Coal is highly political just as some pharma stocks are. For some strange reason, people tend to think a US President has unlimited powers or can actually steal powers and both are false. A President sets a tone & does have various powers but he/she cannot even raise or lower taxes so a President cannot shape coal or energy at all. That comes through Congress & since people are so political, when the midterms result in a Republican victory, they will think that means great news for coal when in reality it means nothing different but coal will jump.
If a President & Congress got both political parties to agree to stop using coal, it would take over a hundred years for the States to stop using coal & it would require new technology that hasn't been invented yet.
There have been some problems with a few companies in this sector but there are three companies that will survive and those are ANR, ACI & BTU. BTU has the most money but when looking at profits of an investor of PPS; ANR proves to be the better investment. I have been saying $40s long term for this stock & we see this article even mentions $50s. I've said $5 or less is a great investment. I think $10 or less is too. Even $20 per share on ANR is good for 100% profits at $40 so to not buy is rather dumb imo. There are risks sure but that is the stock market. I've never made any money on something with no risks. Walking across the street carries risks. Life has risks. I expect to see ANR up big end of year and we are getting there fast now. I expect to see it continue going up in 2015&16. Same can be said of ACI & BTU....
JMOJul 6, 2014. 09:16 PM | 11 Likes |Link to Comment
Anadigics Gets Aggressive In Path To Profitability With Company Restructuring [View article]
My research brings up a lot what this article has in it. In fact, it sort of reminds me of AMD when it was under $2, everyone in a panic & I was buying while saying I say a turnaround in that company coming. I'm still with same views on AMD & do believe it goes into the double digits again. As for ANAD, I don't see double digits for it this year but a $10 or $12 next year wouldn't surprise me & I see no reason it can't go to $4 or $5 by end of this year so that would be that 400% or more if it did. $2 is easy to get to but I'd really want to see more than that. It's also in somewhat of a trade range too which I like to pay off longs taking out risks of holding then moving on to another stock to do the same going long & just holding for what I believe is a good profit for me.
I see the risks in ANAD but I think potential of the positive side outweighs those risks thus; I will continue to buy at various times. Good luck everyone.Jul 3, 2014. 08:56 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Coal stocks rebound, as Stifel makes the case [View news story]
I do know, on the US energy chart which is like a pie, Coal is still and will continue to be the bulk of our energy and combine with natural gas and you have 70% rounded of our energy. That is just a fact not opinion.
Coal sector like many sectors goes in and out of favor and has been out of favor a long while but that has changed. The midterm elections are coming up soon and Republicans will control the Senate with 52 seats imo. Because the Senate is where the power is; Coal will blast off the following trade day and continue a sharp increase through 2016 but the best prices to get coal are here at the bottom while graphs prove they are trending sideways at the bottom. ANR has been sideways but with some trade range too imo yet also at the bottom too imo.
ACI & BTU are survivors and will do fine. BTU is in best condition of all but I look for stocks in companies that have the highest possible chances of the highest percentage gains and with ANR in better shape than ACI yet trading much lower than BTU, I see a huge potential of super-gains on that one. ACI & BTU will of course be up 400% each when all is said and done but ANR is going up a thousand percentage points from current prices imo and then some. No one can go wrong with either company imo It looks like even WLT will be okay too as well as others listed in this article but the best one is ANR imo. I'll continue to trade it and go long. Trading pays for my shares which takes all risk out. Look for ANR to be up big very soon as in the fall which is almost here btw as in more than 100% imo considering $8 per share looks pretty easy to me but the stock is going to $40 imo long term.Jun 25, 2014. 03:58 AM | 4 Likes |Link to Comment
Maxim's $22 Price Target On Achillion Is Far From Realistic [View article]Jun 17, 2014. 03:54 AM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
Alpha Natural Resources - Doing All It Can To Survive Tough Times [View article]
Coal sector goes through phases on average up every three years and down every three give or take a couple years either way. Coal is the leading energy provider in the States followed by natural gas and the two combine are 70% of our energy so coal is never going away even had there been global warming. We just need to make coal cleaner is all but ACI, ANR and BTU go out of business and so does the nation. The banks could all go under and the nation survive but not coal.
Those three companies are the three that will survive. Coal is also highly political and moves based on what a President or Congress says yet a President sets a tone but has ZERO power in reality on coal. Only the Congress has power over that and one way I trade is when I know Democrats will win in a given year, I load up on stem cell and other such stocks. When I know Republicans are going to win yet Democrats in power at the time, I load up on coal and other things. Republicans will win big in the midterm elections and you will see ANR, ACI and BTU FLY in November. The coal sector is in turnaround now and trading sideways and will likely continue to trade sideways through Elections and has hit a bottom but from November through the next three or four years coal head back upward so not buying now or averaging down is sort of dumb imo but to each his or her own. If people don't understand the energy pie graph or how it works in the Executive Branch vs other then they should lose money as in buying high, selling low or just not buying and then later check back and see ANR at $40 a share again imo.
Need to put in my profile I unloaded my shares of ACHN the other day since I got my more than double in a day last week. Third time on that one in pharma area and will be happy to buy back in next couple bucks lower.Jun 16, 2014. 09:11 AM | 9 Likes |Link to Comment
AMD: A Great Value At $4 Per Share [View article]
As for AMD the company and stock; I've basically said the same thing as is in this article since the five year low under $2 per share and here 100%+ higher, I believe the same so AMD is more of a longer term investment yet obviously has had a little range to go in an take a few profits once in a while too and I'd always advise on that for myself at least. I think out of this article, this is what I've been posting about so much; "This is a smart plan because they are turning focus away from the sector where Intel (INTC) is the dominant player and shifting into a sector where they themselves are a top player." That quotation of Darko Boras is what I've been trying to say all along. INTC is of no threat to AMD imo. That is one of the reasons in that quotation. The new CEO who btw, used to work with IBM knew right away he had to guide the company away from things of INTC or AMD really would have been in trouble. I think that was the first thing he did was get them out of the shadows of INTC so when I have kept saying AMD will become a lean, mean operating machine, it had everything to do with INTC not being very relevant to AMD. I believe the CEO at AMD is smarter or at least wiser than the one of INTC. Maybe he's more driven and that can make up the difference alone in a positive way.
After all, what CEO coming from a huge company like IBM wants to be seen as a failure? There is human ego after all. When you have the experience of the knowledge of a powerful company and you decide to go into a much smaller company do you do it because you're desperate for a job and just don't care if the company fails or do you do it as a job and find the one company you know you can turn around into a big success story and take all the glory for what it became? Many of you remember when AMD was trading at very high prices before and how powerful the company was a short time and then the big fall. I think the new CEO want to get the company back up to a major player and is doing everything that would lean in that direction. There is still that one company that has a lot tied up in AMD to the point they decided to place one of their people on the boards of AMD. I never mention the name for psychological reasons of where they are located but it is public record and I figured, they certainly would not want AMD to fail. For those who don't know which company or haven't done the research yet, I'll just say abroad because that is true.
Either way, I see AMD going to $15 and to $20s so $3, $4 or $5 per share are great prices if one plans to hold longer term imo.Jun 1, 2014. 10:07 PM | 4 Likes |Link to Comment
Should You Buy A Beaten-Down Alpha Natural Resources? [View article]
BK? Did I just read a post that said bankrupt? Look at cash per share and then your books and then at the debt and the interest rate lowest on record and how you have nothing to worry about in repaying loans long after sector recovery and 160 thousand people put out of work means that many family from ANR not going to happen so ANR, ACI and BTU will be the three I know are not a going concern now or ten years from now so get panic out of mind and make some money off the notions of others which are subjective and false imo.
There is no going concern or BK concerns for ANR, ACI, BTU or even WLT. Those all four survive well and three of them go up in PPS a thousand percentage points.
This is the warm season and they normally don't perform well anyway and the President has declared war on Coal but is only words. A President has no power to raise or lower taxes let alone do anything else per economy so not a worry. In November you will see what I'm talking about and the Coal sector is turning around now already since supplies are moving fast that were overstocked. It is okay. It will all be okay imo.May 20, 2014. 04:28 PM | 3 Likes |Link to Comment
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The XIE extension to X Windows enables developers to quickly create robust, highly-efficient image display and enhancement software. Developing Imaging Applications with XIElib is the first book to deliver practical answers, hands-on guidance, strategies, and XIElib sample code for solving real image processing problems. See more details below
The XIE extension to X Windows enables developers to quickly create robust, highly-efficient image display and enhancement software. Developing Imaging Applications with XIElib is the first book to deliver practical answers, hands-on guidance, strategies, and XIElib sample code for solving real image processing problems.
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One of the factors contributing to the longevity of the X Window System is the extensibility of the protocol between the client and server. X extensions are the mechanism by which this extensibility is achieved. An X extension is invented, when the need arises, to provide functionality in an area previously unaddressed by the core protocol or an existing X extension. In this way, the X Window System is able to stay current with the technology of the day.
XIE is an X extension that provides long-awaited functionality in the area of image display and enhancement, and has the notable feature that it supports the decompression of several popular image encodings on the server side. This not only relieves the client of the responsibility for decompressing image data, but it also reduces the time that image data takes to travel between the client and the server (or, the other way around, between the server and client).
XIE has yet to take off, even though almost three years have passed since X11R6 and XIE were first released. Perhaps the reason is that the world is still one largely dominated by X11R5. Server vendors usually take a few years to create and release products which are based upon a new release of the X Consortium sample server, and additional time is needed for users to make the switch once these products are made available. However, since there are now a number of X terminals, Macintosh and PC X servers, and workstation X servers that support X11R6 (and therefore, support XIE), this excuse is quickly becoming one that can no longer stand up to scrutiny.
I think the true reason for the current lack ofactivity surrounding XIE is that, until now, little or no documentation has been available from which developers could learn how to write XIElib clients, not to mention a shortage of sample code. My goal in writing the first edition of this book was to address both of these problems directly.
Book Organization
Chapter 1 introduces the subject of image processing to those readers who may be approaching this discipline for the first time. Chapter 2 provides an overview of image processing using the facilities provided by core X. A sample client that performs median filtering on an image, based upon Xlib APIs, is discussed. Chapter 3 provides an overview of XIE, and discusses motivations that led to its development. It also discusses the architecture of XIE, and then goes on to present the source code of a sample XIE client in detail. Information on how to build the client in a generic Unix environment is also provided. Problems associated with the client that are presented are also described to motivate the discussion of several topics that are presented later in the book, most notably those in Chapter 19. Chapter 4 discusses photoflos and resources in detail, presenting the XIElib API that is used to create, execute, modify, and destroy photoflos as well as work with the various resource types XIE introduces. XieGetClientData, which can be used to read resource, histogram, and image data from the server, is also discussed. Because I/O between the server and a client is, in my opinion, provided at too low of a level by XIElib, and requires a knowledge of XIE event processing to be done successfully, a higher-level routine that is designed to ease this task considerably is presented and discussed in detail. Chapter 5 introduces the import element, which is the point at which resource and image data enters a photoflo from the outside world. XIElib provides no facility for reading image data that is embedded in a file format such as TIFF or determining its attributes; Chapter 6 contrasts file formats and image encodings, and provides a detailed overview of the TIFF file format. Programming tasks related to file formats that the XIElib programmer must address are clearly defined. Routines that can be used to read and write CCITT FAX image data from and to TIFF files, as well as readers and writers for PPM, PGM, and JFIF (JPEG) file formats, are provided on the CD that accompanies this book. Chapter 7 describes XIE's export elements in detail. Export elements are used to write image and resource data from a photoflo to a resource, or make it available for reading by the client. Chapters 8, 9, 10, and 11 discuss process elements. After one is familiar with XIElib programming a bit, these four chapters can be used as a reference to the XIElib APIs that can be used to add process elements to a photoflo graph. Chapter 12 introduces the reader to the various events and errors that are defined by XIE. An overview of error and event handling in Xlib and Xt is provided. Strategies for dealing with events and errors in XIElib clients are then presented. Chapters 13 through 18 introduce and discuss XIE techniques. Techniques allow a client to specify the algorithm that is to be used by a photoflo element when performing its task. For example, the Dither process element supports both error-diffusion and ordered dither techniques. Chapter 15 provides a detailed discussion of colorspaces as related to the colorspace conversion techniques that are supported by XIE. Chapters 16 and 17 describe the various image encode and decode techniques supported by the ImportClientPhoto and ExportClientPhoto elements, with Chapter 17 devoted exclusively to a discussion of JPEG. Chapter 18 discusses Geometry techniques; significant portions of this chapter were taken from the XIE Protocol Specification and edited where necessary. Finally, Chapter 19 discusses the important topic of preparing image data for display in an X window of an arbitrary visual class and depth. Code is developed in this chapter that can, when given information about the image data that is to be displayed and the visual class and depth of the window into which it will be rendered, append the appropriate process elements to the end of a photoflo graph in order for the image to display correctly. Appendices are also provided following Chapter 19.
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ABSTRACT Southeast Asia has the highest relative rate of deforestation of any major tropical region, and could lose three quarters of its original forests by 2100 and up to 42% of its biodiversity. Here, we report on the current state of its biota and highlight the primary drivers of the threat of extinction now faced by much of the unique and rich fauna and flora of the region. Furthermore, the known impacts on the biodiversity of Southeast Asia are likely to be just the tip of the iceberg, owing to the paucity of research data. The looming Southeast Asian biodiversity disaster demands immediate and definitive actions, yet such measures continue to be constrained by socioeconomic factors, including poverty and lack of infrastructure. Any realistic solution will need to involve a multidisciplinary strategy, including political, socioeconomic and scientific input, in which all major stakeholders (government, non-government, national and international organizations) must participate.
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ABSTRACT: The biodiversity of tropical forests consists primarily of small organisms that are difficult to detect and characterize. Next-generation sequencing (NGS) methods can facilitate analyses of these arthropod and microbial communities, leading to a better understanding of existing diversity and factors influencing community assembly. The pitchers of carnivorous pitcher plants often house surprisingly discrete communities and provide ideal systems for analysis using an NGS approach. The plants digest insects in order to access essential nutrients while growing in poor soils; however, the pitchers are also home to communities of living organisms, called inquilines. Certain arthropods appear to have coevolved with their pitcher plant hosts and are not found in other environments. We used Illumina amplicon sequencing of 18S rDNA to characterize the eukaryotes in three species of Nepenthes (Nepenthaceae) pitcher plants – N. gracilis, N. rafflesiana and N. ampullaria – in each of three different parks in Singapore. The data reveal an unexpected diversity of eukaryotes, significant differences in community diversity among host species, variation in host specificity of inquilines and the presence of gregarine parasites. Counts of whole inquiline arthropods from the first collection year were roughly correlated with scaled 18S sequence abundances, indicating that amplicon sequencing is an effective means of gauging community structure. We barcoded a subset of the dipteran larvae using COI primers, and the resulting phylogenetic tree is mostly congruent with that found using the 18S locus, with the exception of one of five morphospecies. For many 18S and COI sequences, the best BLASTn matches showed low sequence identity, illustrating the need for better databases of Southeast Asian dipterans. Finally, networks of core arthropods and their host species were used to investigate degree of host specificity across multiple hosts, and this revealed significant specialization of certain arthropod fauna.Austral Ecology 08/2015; DOI:10.1111/aec.12271 · 1.84 Impact Factor
- "The presence of many specialist and endemic species in these regions creates great risk of extinction due to deforestation. For example, 59.6% of the 29 375 vascular plant species in Indonesia do not occur anywhere else on the planet and local disappearance would mean global extinction (Sodhi et al. 2004). Of all areas in the humid tropics, Southeast Asia experiences the highest relative rate of deforestation (Achard et al. 2002) and a recent analysis showed that globally, Indonesia exhibited the largest increase in forest loss from 2000-2012 (Hansen et al. 2013). "


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Whole genome profiling of spontaneous and chemically induced mutations in Toxoplasma gondii
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1 Department of Biology, Boston College, Higgins Hall 355, 140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467, USA
2 Department of Microbiology and Immunology, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, 940 Stanton L. Young Blvd., BMSB 1053, Oklahoma City, OK 73104, USA
3 Present address: Department of Molecular Microbiology, Washington University School of Medicine, MPRB 9230, 4940 Parkview Place, St. Louis, MO 63110, USA
4 Present address: Department of Microbiology and Immunology, State University of New York, 138 Farber Hall, 3435 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14214, USA
BMC Genomics 2014, 15:354 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-15-354Published: 10 May 2014
Next generation sequencing is helping to overcome limitations in organisms less accessible to classical or reverse genetic methods by facilitating whole genome mutational analysis studies. One traditionally intractable group, the Apicomplexa, contains several important pathogenic protozoan parasites, including the Plasmodium species that cause malaria.
Here we apply whole genome analysis methods to the relatively accessible model apicomplexan, Toxoplasma gondii, to optimize forward genetic methods for chemical mutagenesis using N-ethyl-N-nitrosourea (ENU) and ethylmethane sulfonate (EMS) at varying dosages.
By comparing three different lab-strains we show that spontaneously generated mutations reflect genome composition, without nucleotide bias. However, the single nucleotide variations (SNVs) are not distributed randomly over the genome; most of these mutations reside either in non-coding sequence or are silent with respect to protein coding. This is in contrast to the random genomic distribution of mutations induced by chemical mutagenesis. Additionally, we report a genome wide transition vs transversion ratio (ti/tv) of 0.91 for spontaneous mutations in Toxoplasma, with a slightly higher rate of 1.20 and 1.06 for variants induced by ENU and EMS respectively. We also show that in the Toxoplasma system, surprisingly, both ENU and EMS have a proclivity for inducing mutations at A/T base pairs (78.6% and 69.6%, respectively).
The number of SNVs between related laboratory strains is relatively low and managed by purifying selection away from changes to amino acid sequence. From an experimental mutagenesis point of view, both ENU (24.7%) and EMS (29.1%) are more likely to generate variation within exons than would naturally accumulate over time in culture (19.1%), demonstrating the utility of these approaches for yielding proportionally greater changes to the amino acid sequence. These results will not only direct the methods of future chemical mutagenesis in Toxoplasma, but also aid in designing forward genetic approaches in less accessible pathogenic protozoa as well.


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I brought a couple friends to this meet-up because previous ones have been so great.
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It can be hard to convey the overall experience of driving a car — especially to people who've never seen one, never mind sat behind the wheel — when expert mechanics are arguing about why fuel injection is better than a carburetor (or vice versa).
Having a mix of experts and neophytes converse together is a good thing — but some presentations (including the group Q&A afterward!) must be allowed to be more glossy, surface surveys of the space, which neophytes can more easily grasp. Other sessions can focus on the nuances and subtleties with which the experts wrestle — which discussions can easily scare a new person out of ever attending again.
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Kingsley's intent for the meeting was great. Unfortunately, the questions hijacked the session to a level that probably did not help those who wanted to learn about Linked Data. Getting into the nodes discussion and critique of the data model seemed to be way beyond the scope of the agenda IMHO. Perhaps some ground rules at the beginning of a session like this would help the presenter get through their slides without so many side tracks. If the intent is to do a deep dive into the technical nuances that is ok but we need to make sure that everyone knows it in advance.
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Tim, this I find interesting. Of all the graduates of Brooks ( Santa Barbara) how many do you think are working professionals in photography.Originally Posted by k_jupiter
In my experience, a very high percentage are privileged LA, kids who want to be photographic "stars" a la Arney Fretag (sp?) or film makers. I wonder what your experience was with this.
I, like most portrait photographer started by the seat of my pants doing weddings and gradually got into doing better work by attending seminars. I attended Winona School of Professional Photography in Winona Lake Indiana (now Chicago)which is run by Professional Photographers of American.These were usually one week seminars taught by working professionals who came to teach for a week.
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