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- 2D CG Animation
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- Cartoon Characters: Tom, Jerry.
- Voice Actors: Don Brown.
- Produced By Tom Minton, Frank Molieri.
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- Editor: Ken Solomon.
- First Aired on February 02, 2008.
- Originally Aired on The CW (USA).
- Running Time: 6 minutes.
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On a cold winter day, Jerry decides to freeze the pond and go ice skating. But Tom, escaped from jail, wants to play hockey and tries to engage him in a physical confrontation, leading to hijinks... (more)
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Almost all Turkish universities have abandoned the official prohibition on Islamic headscarves on their campuses; the ban itself ended in September when the government said that it would support any student expelled or disciplined for wearing a headscarf. The ban did not target the traditional scarves worn by women in Anatolia, but rather the hijab, also called a "turban" in Turkey, which has become a symbol of pious or political Islam and was adopted by many urban, educated women in the 1980′s and 1990′s.
Although approximately 60 percent of Turkish women wear a headscarf, the ban was implemented as part of an effort to secularize university spaces. Students were forced to wear wigs or large hats to avoid going bare-headed. Other women simply went abroad to study. In 2008, the prime minister tried to get rid of the ban through a constitutional amendment that passed through the legislature but was eventually thrown out by the Constitutional Court.
"The reason why we don't allow a headscarf for, say a judge, is that it is a symbol of religion. The state should be impartial to race, religion, everything," explained Hursit Gunes, a deputy secretary-general of the secular CHP, the main opposition party.
Civil servants are forbidden to wear headscarves, and lawyers are still barred from wearing them in court, which significantly impedes female lawyers like Fatma Benli, who has to appoint proxies to defend her clients. Ironically, Benli specializes in defending women, so the prohibition on headscarves, which has been supported by some feminists who believe that the headscarf is a symbol of male oppression, can in some ways set women back further.
Sociologist Dilek Cindoglu says that the disadvantages that begin in the civil service spill over into the private sector: "Once they get employment they are being discriminated against in terms of promotions, salaries, and in terms of dismissals should the company decide to reduce the workforce."
A Human Rights Watch report released in 2004 concluded that the headscarf ban ultimately stifled academic freedom, forcing the resignation of female professors and preventing some women from attending universities at all. "The Turkish authorities say they want to protect women who choose not to wear the headscarf," said Rachel Denber of the HRW. "But bullying women out of higher education because of the way they choose to dress is a poor way to protect women's freedoms."
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Yes they can finally go to universty with scarf.maybe it seems innocent at first but i wondered what ll happen if a doctor with scarf wouldnt want to care of a sick man?? Or a law student with scarf wants to do punishment as quran says?? Today going to universty with scarf, tomorrow not working with men, then ban alcohol,then force other people to use that shits!!who can guarantee that they wont want sharia finally??to protect secularism turkey had to do that scarf bans but its too late.tomorrow maybe we can be have to protect ourselves from discusting fanatic muslims..and as a reply to mary,just talk foryour self please.there are muslim women who never wears that scarf.so u cant say muslim women want to wear this,in turkey if %50 is covering hair,rest %50 doesnt wear
Mary; Your comment to Robin asserting that Muslim women can immigrate anywhere they like ; given your twisted appraisal of democracy as sick,biased,distorted , weak, opressive leads me to believe that you must be a much happier person in S. Arabia.
As well; Robin is not entirely powerless in her democratic land; she can vote to keep immigration low to non exhistant of cultish behaviours which hypocritically disrupt and manipulate at every opportunity.
Her power is based on precepts you are alien to and
sadly despise. As a woman; she has walked a walk you have not even begun and you fear.
Wednesday, 05 January 2011
University hijab campaign to introduce penalties
MAKKAH: Umm Al-Qura University in Makkah is to gradually introduce penalties for its female students who do not wear the Islamic hijab as part of a wider campaign to promote it entitled "My Hijab is Worship".
Sources at the university said that there are no specific conditions set for the hijab, other than that it should "provide proper covering and be unattractive".
The campaign, which is being run by the university's Student Affairs and follows a program set out by the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, will see moves to promote commitment to the hijab.
Jennifer , off course some muslims are responsible for deaths of innocent
People too. I admit there are evil people in all countries, Religions, Race and
Cultures. Sick and evil individuals are found amongst all peoples of
The world ; reason for many individuals on death row and in prisons.
BTW Almost every Holy Prophet of GOD, from the beginning of time were
Demonized, Insulted and Killed by PEOPLE just like YOU; so its
Nothing new to hear filthy words aimed at our Holy Prophet of GOD
Almighty. You will have to answer to GOD for reviling one of HIS
BELOVED Prophets. Take care.
Robin B, is it possible that muslim women need YOUR permission
If they wish to leave the Middle East and settle elsewhere in the world???
Perhaps YOU imagine YOU own the world. Well!! Wake up girl; YOU DON'T..
Myriam - I am sorry you had to go through such an experience, but
I don't see Why women should have to STOP wearing headscarves because
Of harassment of some men to others who don't wear headscarves.
The ones that should be STOPPED are the MEN who harass. Period.
Lindsey do me a favour; Get a Life!! You and others like you have NO
RIGHT to tell me or any other Muslim Women to wear a Wig if we wish to
wear a Headscarf and for whatever reason is also entirely our
Perogative. Please, I very Politely ask you to Mind your Own business.
I do NOT tell you or make suggestions how YOU should dress
so please don't tell me I must Choose to dress as YOU ask me to.
We muslim women do NOT owe you or anyone else any explanation
WHY we CHOOSE to wear a headscarf. You can perceive it however you
Wish to BUT, don't tell me what I should or should NOT wear.
Dear Mary P,
it's beautiful to see how fervent you are!
But, I'm sure you're aware of situations where the veil, the scarf, is becoming a threat to women. I don't know about Turkey, but I know about France. In some places where there are a lot of Muslim women that wear the scarf, some Muslim men have started harassing the women that DON'T wear the scarf, calling them immodest. Some non-Muslim women have even started wearing the scarf, just to be left alone when they go out. I was the subject of such harassment when I went to France by myself, years ago, and it was rather distressing, to say the least.
Mary, if the headscarf is merely an 'innocent piece of cloth' worn solely to modestly cover the head, as you claim, then these women shouldn't have any problem wearing a hat or a wig instead, should they? Since the scarf is 'just a piece of cloth' and they can satisfy their modesty in other ways.
But from their insistence that they wear that scarf, and only that scarf, it's obvious it isn't just an 'innocent pice of cloth'. It's a symbol. And in many cases a highly politicized one.
And nowhere in the world are nuns (or the Catholic Church) demanding that non-nuns wear a nun's habit and no one except nuns wears a nun's habit (except perhaps as a Halloween costume.) And nowhere in the world would a nun's refusal to wear her habit instead of secular clothing constitute a criminal offense. Therefore the comparison of a nun's habit to a hijab is ludicrous.
I think that women (and men) should be allowed to wear what they will; however, there has been a big push to force women to don hajibs who don't want to wear them. And in western countries you are entitled to privacy not anonymity so remember that wearing a burqa or full veiling so that your face is not visible is not appropriate. If you want to do that, stay in the middle east.
Well said, John T.!! It is hard to imagine how anyone can take what a pedophile demands as the basis of a way of life.
And MAry P., you sound as though you think Muslims haven't been responsible for any deaths?!
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PreparationPress 6 rolls together and roll into a 10-inch circle. Place in a 9-inch sprayed springform pan. Beat together cream cheese, 2 tablespoons sugar, flour, egg yolk, and vanilla.
Spread evenly over dough. Arrange peaches evenly over cream cheese mixture. Press remaining 6 rolls together and roll to a 10-inch circle. Place over peaches. Cover with sprayed plastic wrap.
Let rise until double. Remove wrap and bake at 350°F for 15 minutes. With a sharp knife, make several slits in top layer. Bake an additional 15-20 minutes.
Combine topping ingredients. Spread over baked bread and continue baking for 10 minutes. Cook completely and garnish with fresh peaches if desired.


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Siddaramaiah, who would be the new Karnataka Chief Minister, on Friday said putting the `collapsed" administration back on track would be a major challenge facing him in his new role.
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The fall from grace of the once mighty Reddy brothers may have been complete but the Assembly poll outcome shows that the clout of other mining lords remains undiminished in the "Republic of Bellary."
Pitching himself as the next Chief Minister of Karnataka, Congress leader Siddaramaiah said Thursday that all 120 of the party`s newly elected legislators were with him.
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Karnataka Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar on Wednesday said the BJP accepted the people`s mandate in the assembly polls but claimed it was not a "positive" verdict for Congress.
The decision to remove B S Yeddyurappa from the chief minister`s post and his breaking away to form his own party as well as infighting have been major causes for BJP`s rout.
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The BJP top brass on conceded the decision to remove BS Yeddyurappa from the chief minister`s post and his subsequent decision to form his own party has been a major contributor, along with infighting, to their rout in Karnataka.
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The Telugu Desam Party today said that people of Karnataka voted the Congress to power in that state as there was no alternative.
Karnataka Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar on Wednesday resigned after his ruling BJP faced a humiliating defeat in the 14th state legislative assembly elections held on Sunday.
Shiv Sena, the alliance partner of BJP in NDA, is "happy" over the defeat of the "anti-Marathi" government in Karnataka even as it asserted that BJP will do well in upcoming Assembly elections in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
Goa government`s move to impose Entry Tax on vehicles from other states is one of the factors responsible for BJP`s debacle in Karnataka Assembly polls, according to opposition Congress.
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The toxic effects of many simple organic compounds stem from their biotransformation to chemically reactive metabolites which bind covalently to cellular proteins. To understand the mechanisms of cytotoxic responses it may be important to know which proteins become adducted and whether some may be common targets of multiple toxins. The literature of this field is widely scattered but expanding rapidly, suggesting the need for a comprehensive, searchable database of reactive metabolite target proteins.
The Reactive Metabolite Target Protein Database (TPDB) is a comprehensive, curated, searchable, documented compilation of publicly available information on the protein targets of reactive metabolites of 18 well-studied chemicals and drugs of known toxicity. TPDB software enables i) string searches for author names and proteins names/synonyms, ii) more complex searches by selecting chemical compound, animal species, target tissue and protein names/synonyms from pull-down menus, and iii) commonality searches over multiple chemicals. Tabulated search results provide information, references and links to other databases.
The TPDB is a unique on-line compilation of information on the covalent modification of cellular proteins by reactive metabolites of chemicals and drugs. Its comprehensiveness and searchability should facilitate the elucidation of mechanisms of reactive metabolite toxicity. The database is freely available at http://tpdb.medchem.ku.edu/tpdb.html webcite
The toxic effects of many simple organic chemicals, pollutants and even drugs are associated with their biotransformation to chemically reactive intermediates [1,2]. The latter in turn react covalently with cellular macromolecules, thus modifying their structure and potentially their function. Whereas modification of DNA can cause mutations or even cancer, protein modification is often associated with direct, acute cytotoxic effects. Protein covalent binding is usually detected by administering radioactive precursors to animals (or cell-based systems in vitro) and measuring the amount of radioactivity that becomes covalently attached to the macromolecules (i.e., not removable by dialysis, extraction or chromatography) [3].
The extent, time course and anatomical distribution of protein covalent binding generally correlate very well with similar measures of target organ toxicity in whole animals or cellular systems. However, a few prominent exceptions to this pattern are also known. For example, whereas bromobenzene and p-acetamidophenol (acetaminophen) are "textbook" pro-toxins, p-bromophenol [4] and m-acetamidophenol [5,6] are essentially nontoxic despite the fact that they undergo metabolic activation and covalent binding much like their toxic congeners. These and other examples indicate that while covalent binding is apparently necessary for toxicity, not all covalent binding is sufficient to cause toxicity. Since most biological responses to chemicals are highly structurally specific, to understand the mechanisms of cytotoxic responses it is imperative to understand the structural chemistry of protein covalent binding.
The enzymes of xenobiotic metabolism generally have a rather broad substrate specificity that appears to be governed primarily by the functional group chemistry of potential substrates [7]. Since the early 1970s, considerable progress has been made in identifying the reactive metabolites formed from a large number of chemical functional groupings [8]. In the vast majority of cases they are electrophilic in nature. For example, epoxides, quinones and Michael acceptors generally react with cysteine sulfhydryl groups but also react with lysine, histidine and, to a lesser extent, methionine or even carboxylic acid side chains in proteins [9-11]. On the other hand metabolites such as acyl- and thioacyl halides and iminosulfinic acids show a strong tendency to acylate the epsilon-amino group of lysine side chains (Figure 1) [12-14].
Figure 1. Formation of chemically reactive metabolites from stable pro-toxins.
In contrast to the wealth of structural information about cytotoxic metabolites, knowledge of their protein targets has been much slower to accumulate. The earliest identifications of reactive metabolite target proteins were based on classical isolation and N-terminal sequencing of radioactive proteins from animals treated with radiolabeled pro-toxins [15,16]. Subsequent reports have appeared sporadically and thus are scattered throughout the literature, making global comparisons or analyses difficult. Since the advent of modern mass spectrometry-based methods, longer lists of target proteins have been identified [17-20] but the literature still remains fragmented.
Our laboratory has been interested in exploring the possibility that different pro-toxins target a common subset of proteins whose covalent modification might be mechanistically significant to cytotoxicity [17,21,22]. To test this hypothesis required that we collect, organize and analyze essentially all of the publicly available information about well-identified target proteins that become adducted by reactive metabolites of organic chemical pro-toxins. The Reactive Metabolite Target Protein Database (TPDB) and the associated analysis software described herein were created to facilitate this task.
Construction and content
The Reactive Metabolite Target Protein Database (TPDB) was implemented as an Oracle 9i relational database. An interactive web interface was created using Java Server Pages (JSP) and the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) API was used to interface with the Oracle database. Currently our server runs on the LINUX operating system (RedHat AS3). The database is freely accessible on the web and the schema of the database design is available on the website.
Populating the database
Computerized literature searches for "protein adducts" and similar terms yield more than 1500 references. However, the vast majority of these simply report occurrences of protein covalent binding detected in model systems, in occupational health screenings based on hemoglobin adducts ("molecular dosimetry"), or during in vitro screening tests associated with drug development pipelines. These reports generally fail to provide information about target protein identity or the relevance of the binding events to cytotoxicity and/or target organ toxicity. Thus, despite their value for kinetic and/or structural studies, reports of in vitro adduct formation in "model" systems using microsomes, purified enzymes, synthesized metabolites, or prepurified target proteins are not included in the TPDB at this time. Instead, we used information collected from original literature reports of specific identifications of target proteins for reactive metabolites derived from drugs and chemicals that have been well studied in the context of toxicology. Only results from studies conducted in vivo or in living cells/tissues are included, but subject to this restriction the collection is believed to be essentially complete. Most of the data came from experiments done in mice or rats, although a few human observations are included. Information about oxidative damage to proteins caused by reactive oxygen or -nitrogen species (ROS, RNS), or modifications by endogenous products of lipid peroxidation have not been included, although these areas are obvious opportunities for future expansion of the TPDB.
A simple but efficient data entry routine was implemented to facilitate populating the database. At each entry cycle the name of the small molecule (i.e., chemical or drug), the species and tissue involved, the name of the target protein identified, notes about the separation and identification methods employed, and the original literature reference were entered. In addition a flag (public/private) is set to allow us to enter, check and/or analyze "in house" and other data prior to incorporating it into the public database. For each entry a unique protein ID number was generated for internal use by the database software. When highly similar target proteins (e.g. isoforms from the same species or orthologous proteins from different species) were specifically and uniquely identified and reported as target proteins they were numbered and listed as distinct proteins in the database. However, for purposes of assessing commonality of targeting (see below), highly similar isoforms and orthologs are regarded as being the same protein according to a look-up table created for this purpose. A comments (text) field was also established for each protein entry. After the initial entry phase was complete, supplementary information was added for each protein as indicated in Table 1. Each entry was double-checked against the original literature prior to setting its flag to public access. Thus, we believe that the data contained in the TPDB are highly reliable.
Table 1. Information contained in the database for each protein entry
Searching the database
The web-accessible search page is organized into three sections plus a link to a Help Page that gives explanations and examples. The first section reports the results of four automatic searches to determine the number of small molecule pro-toxins and literature references in the database (currently 18 and 52, respectively). The software also reports the total number of protein hits (a hit is defined as one adduct on one protein reported in one reference) and the number of non-redundant protein entries in the database. Currently the TPDB contains 152 hits comprising 121 non-redundant proteins having 458 synonyms in the literature. This section also allows string searches for author surnames and protein names. For example, searching the string < dehyd > finds one "dehydratase" and 12 "dehydrogenase" proteins in the database. Clicking on any of the protein ID numbers generates an output table as described below.
The second section of the search page enables custom searches via four pull-down menus: Chemical, Target Species, Target Tissue and Protein Name. The default entry in each menu is "any (all);" thus the default search returns a table of all entries in the database (see Output section below). Custom searching is highly intuitive. For example, selecting just a chemical name (i.e. searching for < chemical, any, any, any >) will return all proteins in the database that are adducted by that chemical. This search can be refined by also selecting a target tissue. For example, searching < halothane, any, liver, any > will find all hepatic proteins known to be adducted by halothane metabolites. Numerous search combinations of < chemical, species, tissue, protein > are possible (although not all will produce results if there are no reported examples).
Structure of information output
In general, search outputs are in the form of viewable, printable tables containing specific information and hyperlinks (Figure 2). For example, searching for target proteins of a small molecule (pro-toxin) produces a table containing the following information for each target protein of that small molecule: 1) the common name of the protein; 2) the small molecule name; 3) a summary of the target species and tissue, the type of evidence on which the identification was based, and the separation method(s) used; 4) the TPDB database protein ID# as a hyperlink to a secondary table that lists the ID#, names/synonyms, species of origin, molecular weight, isoelectric point, comments (if any were added when the protein was entered), Swiss-Prot and NCBI accession numbers (as active hyperlinks), and the PDB entry code (as a hyperlink, if available); and 5) a reference in the form of a hyperlink to the full citation information including the PubMed ID number (as an active hyperlink).
Figure 2. Examples of TPDB search output. Rows 1–3 show the header and two of nine lines from the output table generated by the search < halothane, any, any, any >. Rows 4 and 5 show the output result from the hyperlink "Martin, J. L. et al., 1983" in line 2. Rows 6 and 7 show the output result from the hyperlink "95" in line 2.
Utility and discussion
In addition to the searches for specific items of information mentioned above, the TPDB also offers two types of global searches. The "Commonality Matrix" function produces a N × N matrix, where N is the number of small molecules in the database. Each diagonal element gives the number of proteins known to be adducted by the particular chemical whose row and column intersect on the diagonal. This allows a quick visual assessment of the extent to which various pro-toxins have been studied (and where additional studies might be needed). The off-diagonal elements give the number of proteins targeted by both of the chemicals whose row and column intersect at that off-diagonal element. Each element in the commonality matrix is also a hyperlink that leads to a table providing information about all the relevant proteins in the format described above.
Deeper insight into the common targeting of certain proteins by multiple pro-toxins is provided by a second global search function that provides a ranking of all proteins by the number of different chemicals which "hit" them. In this list, each protein ID number is a hyperlink that provides detailed information about that protein as described above. Using this function one finds that among the 121 non-redundant protein entries, only one protein (protein disulfide isomerase A1) is targeted by reactive metabolites of four different chemicals (acetaminophen, m-acetamidophenol, benzene and naphthalene). Only two proteins (selenium binding proteins 1 and 2) are targeted by reactive metabolites of three different pro-toxins, while 20 proteins are common to at least two of the 18 pro-toxins covered. The remaining 98 proteins in the database are all singletons as far as is known at present.
Thus, based on information collected from the open literature, commonality of protein targeting seems to be a pattern that is emerging slowly if at all. On the other hand, unpublished data from our laboratory reveals that bromobenzene (45 known target proteins in rat liver) [17,21,23] and thiobenzamide (71 known target proteins in rat liver; Koen et al., manuscript in preparation) share 28 protein targets in common. We expect that as target lists for individual compounds grow larger, commonality of targeting will start to become much more apparent. It is important to note, however, that covalent binding is a selective process and not a random process that is simply proportional to protein abundance, as discussed in ref. [24]. At present, the mechanistic significance of this commonality remains an open question, and a worthwhile direction for future research.
The TPDB is a unique, web-accessible, searchable compilation of published data concerning the identification of cellular proteins targeted by electrophilic, chemically reactive metabolites of chemicals and drugs under in vivo or in-cell conditions. It is thought to be comprehensive or very nearly so in its listing of target proteins, and it is updated as new information emerges. Its data can be accessed and analyzed using a number of built-in search routines, and the results can be sorted and printed. The current content of 152 hits (121 non-redundant proteins) from studies with the 18 small molecule pro-toxins for which any protein target has been identified, is expected to rise significantly as recent advances in techniques for identifying proteins by mass spectrometry are more widely applied. It is hoped that diverse researchers and bio-informaticians, particularly those in industry [25], will both contribute to and analyze the content of the TPDB, and that as it grows it will prove useful for elucidating mechanisms of chemical toxicity.
Availability and requirements
The database is freely accessible at http://tpdb.medchem.ku.edu/tpdb.html webcite It has been tested to work with Mozilla Firefox 2.0 and Internet Explorer 6.0. Some features may not work with other browsers (e.g. Mac Safari 2.0).
Authors' contributions
RPH conceived the project. YMK and RPH designedthe search capabilities and compiled the data. JF designed the relational database and its interface, and oversaw the IT operations of the project. BT, YD, and JF wrote the software for data entry, storage, searching and the web interface. RPH drafted the manuscript with input from YMK and JF. All authors have read and approved the final manuscript.
This work was supported by NIH grant GM-21784 (to R. P. H.) and the Kansas-INBRE Bioinformatics Core (NIH grant number P20 RR016475).
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So, what's been going on with the LA Kings prospects since we checked in last week? Let's take a look around North America at the various levels of hockey…and as an added bonus, this week's report includes some quotes from a goaltender selected at the 2009 NHL Draft and a defenseman taken in 2010.
Manchester […]
Los Angeles Kings Prospect Report – November 2, 2011
So, what's been going on with the LA Kings prospects since we checked in last week? Let's take a look around North America at the various levels of hockey…and as an added bonus, this week's report includes some quotes from a goaltender selected at the 2009 NHL Draft and a defenseman taken in 2010.
LA prospect Michael Mersch on Wisconsin's big weekend
Mersch celebrates his first goal of the season
LA Kings GM Dean Lombardi had a plan five years ago and it was simple. Stock the team's farm system with goalies first, then defenseman and eventually get to the forwards.
And over the last few drafts he's picked up quite a few potential power forwards, including Michael […]
LA Kings prospects on TV later this afternoon
Shore and Forbort at Kings camp (photo: C. Ikiri)
There's no denying the growing impact of U.S. college hockey on the NHL.
And the LA Kings have been ahead of the curve in recent years, with a plethora of former student athletes on their roster.
Heck, on defense Drew Doughty is the odd man out, as everybody else went […]
Alec Martinez hopes to have money left over for new sticks
Martinez and Dean Lombardi (photo: C. Ikiri)
Earlier in the week, we had Kyle Clifford on to talk about his new equipment endorsement with Bauer – 'head to toe Bauer' as The Colonel said.
Meanwhile, although defenseman Alec Martinez may have signed a contract extension with the Kings this summer, he hasn't landed a stick deal yet. Nor […]
Brett Hextall ready to play his first game at Staples Center
Brett Hextall vs. the Kings (photo: CIKIRI)
During the Kings and Coyotes two-game Rookie Camp tournament last week, Brandon Kozun made the biggest impression on the management group and fans in Los Angeles.
Over on the other side, it was pretty hard not to notice Phoenix center Brett Hextall.
Sure, he's the son of Kings executive Ron Hextall. […]
Guest Author: D-man Kevin Gravel's USA camp journal
Kevin Gravel (photo: Cikiri)
Since the inception of MayorsManor, all articles and updates have been written by me. Sure, we've done countless interviews with players, coaches and other hockey people – yet, the content was always prepared by me.
We've also had the Kings' Jim Fox serve as our unofficial playoff reporter the last few seasons, […]
Exclusive: Michael Mersch on Team USA camp experience
Michael Mersch at camp (photo by Cikiri)
Playing for your country is something every hockey player takes very seriously. It's a true honor.
To play on an international stage is a process also. And for the top under-20 year old Americans, the first step towards wearing that jersey at the upcoming World Junior Championships is […]
Forbort, Shore stay – Gravel, Mersch cut at USA WJC camp
The Los Angeles Kings were privileged enough to have four prospects attend this year's Team USA World Junior Championship evaluation camp.
That's quite the step up from the quality and depth they've had in recent years with American-born prospects.
Unfortunately, today was cut down day and only half of the crop will be staying.
Defenseman Kevin Gravel (a […]
Invitee Interview – David Friedmann talks Kings Dev Camp
Friedmann, Team Canada
Of the 35 kids participating in the Kings annual Development Camp, only one player – David Friedmann – still calls the OJHL home. It's a junior-A hockey league, one step below the more well known major-junior leagues, like the OHL and WHL.
Back in the day, reigning NHL Rookie of the Year, Jeff […]
Monarchs' Kaunisto talks Clune, Kozun, Kings Dev Camp
Over the past 18 months GM Dean Lombardi and the Kings have been stuffing their pipeline with left wings, American born guys and/or college hockey players.
Ray Kaunisto meets all three categories.
His name isn't mentioned much when talking about the Kings prospects though, except to maybe only the most die-hard fans. He's largely gone under […]


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"I do like the idea of dynamic stretching before working out, gentle static stretching after working out" I don't disagree with this, and in normal life I find stretching to be a w...
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Colin Haley of Seattle and his climbing partner, Bjorn-Eivind Artun, pioneered a route up the southeast side of 17,400-foot Mount Foraker last summer. Here's a portion of Haley's account of the climb, published on his blog, Skagit Alpinism:
"After a few days in base camp the weather forecast called for one day of high pressure, and we thought we might as well pack our backpacks and ski over to the base of the face to check it out. We skied to the base ... in a whiteout, and never even once that day were able to see the wall that we hoped to climb.
"We set up our tent in dumping snow, and assumed that in the morning we would simply ski back to base camp. However, we awoke at 4 a.m. (on) June 13 to a clear sky, and made a hurried decision to launch.
About 6 a.m., the duo reached the base of the face at 6,800 feet and spent the next two hours among dangerous pinnacles called seracs.
"Above the dangerous terrain we climbed up a hanging glacier ... to the base of the large diamond-shaped wall that we hoped to climb. ... The wall itself is about 3,000 feet tall, and comprised of first a large left-trending ramp system, and then a large right-trending ramp system.
"We kept climbing through the night, up interminable 60-degree ice slopes to the junction with the French Ridge. Climbing through the night, combined with severe dehydration and wet socks (left me with) frostbite on my big toes.
"At the junction with the French Ridge, we stopped to rest and melt snow in the dawn light. Eventually we got on our way again, and slowly began the long plod -- traversing under the south summit and on towards the true summit -- quite exhausted.
"We finally reached the true summit at 1 p.m., 31 hours after leaving our skis. The skies were clouding up, however, and we scurried off almost immediately, heading down the Northeast Ridge.
"We quickly descended 5,000 feet ... and stopped in a convenient crevasse to melt snow out of the wind. When we exited the crevasse, we were greeted with complete whiteout and 50 mph winds.
"After a brief attempt along the ridge, we returned to the protected crevasse. A little while later we tried to start out again -- but again realized we had no chance to continue in the blizzard.
"We had half a canister of (fuel) left, a handful of energy bars, no sleeping bags, no tent, no sleeping pads. Staying long was out of the question. We spent the night sitting in the crevasse shivering, hoping for the weather to improve.
"In the morning it was just as bad, (so) we decided our only reasonable option was to descend via the original Northeast Ridge route, established in 1966 by a Japanese team. It would be much less exposed to the wind.
"We had no information about it. I don't think it has been ascended or descended in at least a decade, although probably two or three.
"Slowly we fought our way down the 1966 route.
"It was sometimes quite tricky, and included a couple overhanging rappels, but finally we made it down to the glacier. Once far enough away from the face that we felt relatively safe from avalanches, we stopped to melt snow once more, and then began the long post-holing session back to Kahiltna base camp.
"When we finally reached camp, we had been awake for about 71 hours, and I was hallucinating a lot. The toes that I had frostbitten during the ascent had re-warmed during the descent, and had been excruciatingly painful for most of the descent.
"My frostbite looks as though it will heal up, but in base camp I could not yet put on boots, and Bjorn-Eivind retrieved our camping gear and skis from the base of the route.
"The whole climb and descent felt massive, and made the Cassin (Ridge climb on McKinley) feel like a small, non-committing route by comparison.
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THP: 3 killed in 2 separate wrecks
Three people were killed in two separate vehicle wrecks, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
In Morgan County, Jeffery R. Sherril, 43, of Centerville, Tenn., and passenger Stevie L. Russel, 54, of Grimsley, Tenn., were killed in a crash on state Highway 298 at 11:45 p.m. Saturday.
According to Trooper Matthew Chitwood's report, Sherril was driving a 1998 Dodge Ram pickup when he failed to negotiate a curve near the intersection of Barnett Bridge Road. The truck left the roadway on the left side, struck several trees and a utility pole and overturned.
Passenger Tiffany J. Wilson, 20, of Jamestown, Tenn., was injured.
Chitwood's report notes that all three were under the influence of drugs and alcohol. None was wearing a seat belt.
In Sevier County, Brandon D. Petit, 25, of Sevierville was killed Sunday morning when he lost control of his Honda near 705 Whites School Road.
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Instapundit posted a couple photos from reader Don Brockette who was there in Dallas among 1,500 fellow tea-partiers:
[Update: More photos from Dallas here from "JustAl."]
Nationwide Retrospective
El Marco's "Looking at the left" blog is now featuring a nice photo retrospective of the the preceding year's Tea Party highlights, including some of his favorite pics from past rallies in Colorado and Washington, DC, such as:
San Francisco (last year)
As for me, the only Tea Party I ever witnessed in person was last October 15, when over a thousand protesters showed up to "greet" Obama at a fundraiser with signs like these:
Just today, (Sunday, February 28, 2010), Nancy Pelosi continued to repeat her ludicrous claim that the Tea Party is a fake, dubbing it "astroturfing," and nothing but a ploy by the GOP to make it appear that it has grassroots support. Of course, everyone knows that even Nancy herself doesn't believe this claim, but she still thinks that the ol' "Big Lie" strategy stills works — that if you repeat a falsehood enough times, it becomes true.


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Lamar Odom's crack addiction is beyond bad. We're talking the point where even his own dealer, a man who deals crack for a living, had to cut him off.
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Shannon and Monica Brown are now the parents of a beautiful baby girl.
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Over a year after adopting the State's emergency drought regulations, the City of Sierra Madre is falling short of the State-mandated goal of reaching a 32% reduction in water usage. The City has seen a consistent decline in water conservation since it first exceeded the State's target goal by conserving 33% in June (as compared to usage in June 2013). The latest numbers for September 2015 show a month-to-date decline in water use of only 14.8%.
California measures water conservation by comparing usage, beginning on June 1, 2015, with that from the same period in 2013. Based on that cumulative measurement, the City of Sierra Madre is at an estimated 23% conservation rate; far short of the State mandate. Failing to meet the State mandate may result in steep fines or State officials assigning specific additional conservation measures to the City. Furthermore, failing to conserve water extends the time the city relies on imported water instead of our own groundwater.
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Ashley Tisdale Gets A Tasty Treat
Ashley Tisdale keeps her head down as she grabs a tasty treat from The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf in West Hollywood on Friday morning (December 4).
After picking up her fave blend, the 24-year-old singer, wearing her fave NY Yankee cap, headed off the gym for some fitness training.
Ashley was seen out and about yesterday afternoon walking pups Blondie and Maui with her dad Mike.
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Monsanto and Dole Fresh Vegetables USA have agreed to develop and market an improved range of broccoli, cauliflower, lettuce and spinach varieties.
The two companies will pool their skills over the next five years, to bring new healthy and flavourful products to consumers.
Classical plant breeding techniques will be used to improve the nutrition, flavour, colour, taste, aroma and shelf life, of these vegetables ... qualities that consumer are looking for.
Melbourne based marketing strategist David McKinna, has called on Australian food producers to give consumers what they are asking for.
Vegetable sales in Australia are not matching population growth and market share is being lost to snack foods like muesli bars & yoghurt.
Some vegetable varieties grow well and look good, even after storage - but they don't always taste as good as the consumer expects.
Another aspect is product awareness. Consumers sometimes buy the wrong product, cook it the wrong way and as a result, change to prepared products which offer a more consistent quality and taste.
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