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This exhibition is supported by the Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass The Indianapolis artist Benjamin Johnson opens the first of two part exhibition at iMOCA's CityWay Gallery. Spacetime depicts imagery of the moon throughout the lunar cycle. This new work, created specifically for this exhibition, includes 20 vitreography prints and the 7 panels used to create…
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Forget the fact that spam costs you time you'll never get back and money that probably wasn't easy to earn. Ignore the possibility that malicious links or files contained in spam might lead to the theft of your identity or bank account.
Focus for a moment on spam as an environmental scourge that damages the planet and contributes to greenhouse gas emissions.
You might wonder whether you should be thinking about Hormel's Spam, the canned meat product. Industrial meat production, after all, has been linked to environmental damage and the increased release of greenhouse gases.
But no. We're talking about spam e-mail. According to a study released by McAfee, "Carbon Footprint of Spam," the world expends 33 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity, or 33 terawatt-hours, to send, route, and filter spam messages.
That's the equivalent of the electricity required to power 2.4 million homes, the study estimates. And that much energy use emits the same amount of greenhouse gases as 3.1 million passenger cars using 2 billion gallons of gasoline.
Jeff Green, senior VP of product development and McAfee Avert Labs, argues that spam has a major financial impact and that spam filtering saves both the environment and money.
The study finds that spam filtering saves 135 TWh of electricity per year, an amount that equates to the removal of 13 million cars from the road. And it estimates that if every e-mail in-box had state-of-the-art spam filtering, spam could be reduced by 75%, or 25 TWh per year, a reduction comparable to the removal of 2.3 million cars off the road.
For those who haven't yet guessed as much, McAfee offers an anti-spam service.
What McAfee's study neglects to estimate is the revenue that spam and associated malware generates for computer security companies and computer equipment makers. We're talking about many billions of dollars annually. How many computer security jobs depend on spam's environmental damage?
What's more, the argument that spam should be fought to save the planet can be applied to other computing activities. Consider the environmental impact of more than 11 million World of Warcraft subscribers, or the broader population of gamers and their consoles. How much energy is frittered away as a result of Facebook, MySpace, and other social networks?
Reversing the fragile logic of environmental impact, one could argue that spam is better for the environment than junk mail, which is transported by actual polluting vehicles and, by one estimate, leads to the destruction of 100 million trees annually.
Send spam, save a tree, and help power the security economy. Just remember to do so legally, as allowed by the Can-Spam Act of 2003.
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The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
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You've got to get to know the person at least a little bit and feel if it's worth it for you to tell them that you are HIV positive. But if you are going to be intimate, then you definitely have to tell them you're positive. It depends on you. If you like this person and you think they're educated enough, you should tell them.
People notice here that I'm positive because of the kind of work I do, because I've done campaigns. They even have an intervention tool and I'm a participant on it. It's really cool. But if you were in a regular place and it's not necessary for you to disclose, why would you disclose?
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I worked in the corporate world before I was with the [Miami-Dade County] Health Department and it was nothing related to HIV. I never told them because it has nothing to do [with my job] -- if I'm a receptionist, why am I going to tell them that I'm HIV positive? It's not like they're going to get it from the phone. You've got to educate yourself and know what type of risk you're putting people in. If you think you're putting people at risk, you should disclose it if that's what you want to do.
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The hypothesis that mimicry between a self and a microbial peptide antigen is strictly related to autoimmune pathology remains a debated concept in autoimmunity research. Clear evidence for a causal link between molecular mimicry and autoimmunity is still lacking. In recent studies we have demonstrated that viruses and bacteria share amino acid sequences with the human proteome at such a high extent that the molecular mimicry hypothesis becomes questionable as a causal factor in autoimmunity. Expanding upon our analysis, here we detail the bacterial peptide overlapping to the human proteome at the penta-, hexa-, hepta- and octapeptide levels by exact peptide matching analysis and demonstrate that there does not exist a single human protein that does not harbor a bacterial pentapeptide or hexapeptide motif. This finding suggests that molecular mimicry between a self and a microbial peptide antigen cannot be assumed as a basis for autoimmune pathologies. Moreover, the data are discussed in relation to the microbial immune escape phenomenon and the possible vaccine-related autoimmune effects.
The sustained increase in the incidence of autoimmune diseases in the population1–4 and the continuously expanding list of autoimmune pathologies and autoantigens5 necessitate investigations into the role of molecular mimicry in the triggering of autoimmunity.6 Molecular mimicry, i.e., the sharing of a linear amino acid sequence or a conformational fit between a microbe and a host self determinant, has been and still is the predominant field of investigation in autoimmunity research.7–19 Recently, we reported that viral proteins overlap extensively with the human proteome,20,21 with only a limited number of viral pentamers not found in the human proteome. In conflict to the dominant tendency to causally associate viral infections and autoimmune diseases, these findings support the view that molecular mimicry is over-emphasized as a critical mechanism during autoimmune disease pathogenesis. We reasoned that, if there is a link between viral infections and autoimmune reactions, then the documented extent of viral peptide overlapping in the human proteome would suggest that the entire world human population would suffer from autoimmunity. In addition, the analysis of a number of bacterial proteomes for amino acid sequence similarity to the human proteome demonstrated the sharing of hundreds of nonamer sequences between bacterial and human proteomes.22 Again, the implications of these data appear of importance to define the current molecular mimicry model and, in general, to understand basic mechanisms in pathology and address research towards new directions. Here, as a further step in our studies on autoimmunity mechanisms, we detail the bacterial versus human peptide overlapping at the 5-, 6-, 7- and 8-mer levels, and demonstrate that no human proteins are exempt from the presence of bacterial motifs.
Forty bacterial proteomes, 20 pathogenic and 20 non-pathogenic, were analyzed for peptide sharing with the human proteome at the penta-, hexa-, heptaand octapeptide level to examine bacterial-versus-human similarity. Peptide similarity analysis of bacterial proteomes versus the human proteome was conducted as already described in detail20–22 and produced the data illustrated in Table 1.
Table 1, last line, shows that combining all bacterial proteomes into one protein set and then computing the overlap of this set with the human proteome gives 15,260,383 perfect pentapeptide matches distributed through 36,014 human proteins; 9,133,718 perfect hexapeptide matches distributed through 36,014 human proteins; 1,643,139 perfect heptapeptide matches distributed throughout 35,906 human proteins; and 200,708 perfect octapeptide matches distributed throughout 31,170 human proteins. That is, the bacterial-versus-human overlap at the penta- and hexapeptide levels spans the entire human proteome: there does not exist one human protein that does not host a bacterial hexapeptide. Only 104 of the 36,104 human proteins (i.e., about 0.3% of the human proteome) are exempt from bacterial heptapeptide motifs. The human proteins that do not harbor bacterial motifs at the heptapeptide level are listed in Box 1.
Actually, the heptapeptide sharing between bacteria and human proteome is extensive and massive as schematized in the circle graph of Figure 1, illustrating the percentage distribution of bacterial heptapeptides throughout the human proteome.
The bacterial motif distribution through the human proteome decreases at the octamer level, but is still impressive: only 4,844 human proteins (just 13.44% of the human proteome) are exempt from bacterial 8-mers.
In addition, Table 1 shows that the microbe's pathogenicity does not affect the level of bacterial overlaps through the human proteins (see the percent of unique bacterial n-mers which occur in the human proteome, columns 4, 8, 12 and 16 and in Table 1). As a further confirmation, log-log plotting the bacterial 5-mer occurrences in the human proteome as a function of the bacterial proteome length produces the graph illustrated in Figure 2. It can be seen that the bacterial versus human overlap is independent of the microbe's pathogenicity and expectedly depends almost exclusively on the size of the bacterial proteome.
Table 1 suggests that molecular mimicry between a self and a microbial peptide antigen cannot be assumed as a single or exclusive basis for autoimmune pathologies. Also, it has to be underlined that the data reported above analyze only 40 bacterial proteomes. Therefore, taking into account that the human organism hosts hundreds of bacterial organisms amounting to trillions of bacterial cells,25,26 this study greatly understates the level of overlap between bacterial and human proteomes. But even considering one bacterial protein only, we are presented with a marked bacterial-versus-human peptide commonality. In this regard, scientific relevant models are offered by Klebsiella pneumoniae and Proteus mirabilis. In the past decades, there has been an intensive scientific debate because of a consecutive sequence of six amino acids, Gln-Thr-Asp-Arg-Glu-Asp (QTDRED) shared between HLA B27.1 and the nitrogenase reductase enzyme of K. pneumoniae.27 This sequence commonality was invoked as a possible structural basis for cross-reactivity to occur and cause of ankylosing spondylitis. Following a profusion of inconclusive papers on the issue,27–33 the attention successively shifted on the molecular mimicry between human motifs (EQRRAA and LRREI) and P. mirabilis peptide sequences (ESRRAL and IRRET) as a possible aetiological basis for autoimmune rheumatoid arthritis.34
Peptide overlap analysis shows that K. pneumoniae and P. mirabilis proteomes have a peptide platform in common with the human proteome. As examples, Table 2 shows the heptapeptide sharing between the human proteome and K. pneumoniae ATP-binding protein and P. mirabilis ATP-dependent RNA helicase protein. The K. pneumoniae ATP-binding protein (UniProt accession number: B5XMS5_KLEP3, aa 1–233) is formed by 227 heptamers, 36 of which are present in the human proteome. Analogously, P. mirabilis RNA helicase protein (UniProtKB: B4ESW0_PROMH, aa 1–465, formed by a total of 459 heptamers) has 190 perfect heptapeptide sequences in common with the human proteome (Table 2). In conclusion, data from Table 2 further demonstrate that molecular mimicry cannot be considered as a single or exclusive causal factor in the genesis of autoimmune phenomena.
Using a set of forty bacterial proteomes, this study shows that there does not exist a human protein exempt from a bacterial peptide overlap at the penta- and hexapeptide level and that only 104 proteins out of 36,104 do not host a microbial heptapeptide overlap. This finding is remarkable from a biological point of view and further supports a non-stochastic nature of the peptide overlapping between microbial and human proteomes. Our considerations are the following. Taking heptamer motifs as an example, we calculate that there are 1,280,000,000 possible heptapeptides that theoretically are available and might be used to build a human proteome exempt of bacterial heptapeptides. On the other hand, we know that the human proteome is formed by 36,103 proteins and 15,697,964 occurrences of 10,431,975 unique 7-mers21 and, in the present study we find that only 104 human proteins out of 36,104 do not host a microbial heptapeptide overlap. That is, in face of the enormously high number of potential heptapeptides (1,280,000,000), the human proteome not only presents a high degree of repetitiveness in its 7-mer composition, but also utilizes heptapeptides common to bacteria so that almost no human protein is exempt from bacterial heptapeptide motifs. This peptide commonality has no mathematical justification. There is no shortage of possible heptapeptides, rather an incredibly huge number of heptapeptides are potentially available. Thus, we are forced to conclude that the redundancy present in the protein world is not stochastic (i.e., is not pure random chance), but reflects strong peptide usage bias.21,35,36
CATRl; COAS3; CT187; CU094; FA27L; KR124; KR192; KR211; KR410; KR412; KR413; KR414; KRA42; KRA44; KRA47; KRA81; LCE2B; MTIF; MTIG; MTIM; MT2; MT4; RL41; SPHAR; SPR2A; SPR2B; SPR2D; SPR2E; SPR2F; TRGll; Q2XP30; Q9MY73; Q05CR9; Q05CT7; Q0QVY9; Q6EHZ1; Q6PK85; Q7Z4Q0; Q86YX3; Q9HCX8; Q9P1F9; Q5FC06; Q86XP7; Q8IVI0; Q9NY32; Q9U153; Q6JTU6; Q6ZVA9; Q86TX6; Q81WU1; Q8NI73; Q96EQ2; Q9BXV1; Q9H325; Q5HYP9; Q6GZ88; Q7Z5A1; Q9H3A8; Q9P145; Q9P1I0; Q4VFV5; Q8IVH9; Q9NZ11; Q9P1F8; Q13254; Q6AWA8; Q7Z425; Q96S45; A0A4R1; A0MA52; Q07603; Q8WYR5; Q96Q13; Q9BZU2; Q9NYD4; Q9P1E0; Q9P1E9; Q9UI79; Q147W9; Q6JV79; Q6JV82; Q9HAZ7; A2RUG3; Q96IP2; Q31629; Q495H9; Q5JT78; Q5JVP1; Q5T7W9; Q5TAP0; Q68K28; Q6ZQP6; Q71M31; Q7LCP5; Q7Z4E0; Q86SX0; Q86YX6; Q8NG36; Q8WV73; MORN4; Q96IR5; Q96JR7; Q9BZU0; Q9UI80
Human proteins reported as accession numbers.
In addition, in light of the intensive research dedicated to understanding the function/effect of the presence of a single bacterial match in a human protein looking for pathological correlates,27–34 the present data are striking and seem to overturn our conceptualization of the relationship(s) between microbes and Homo sapiens. Actually, the data reported in this study are logical when analyzed in the light of the phylogenetic background linking bacteria and eukaryotes. Cells are of only two kinds: bacteria (or prokaryotes) and eukaryotes, which evolved from bacteria, possibly as recently as 800–850 My ago. As described in detail by Cavalier-Smith,37 eukaryogenesis involved radical changes in almost every metabolic and structural aspect of the bacterial cell with a reorganization of the membrane and cytoskeleton apparatus and new chromosomal relationships to originate the eukaryotic nucleus and mitotic cycle. In this cell re-organization, new eukaryotic proteins evolved from old bacterial ones. Therefore, we can conclude that the data from Tables 1 and and22 find a proper explanation in the evolutionary history of eukaryotes.
When analyzed from a pathological-clinical point of view, this report is of crucial importance in the study of autoimmune diseases for three reasons. As already discussed above, the data are of special relevance as regards the molecular mimicry hypothesis. Indeed, the molecular mimicry hypothesis suggests that, when bacterial/viral agents share epitopes with a host's protein, an immune response against the infectious agent may result in the formation of cross-reacting antibodies that bind the shared epitopes on the normal cell and result in the auto-destruction of the cell.6 However, the extensive sequence similarity between bacteria and human proteins documented in this study suggests that molecular mimicry between a self and a microbial peptide antigen is inadequate to explain autoimmune pathologies.
Second, this study might contribute to explaining the microbial immune escape phenomenon. Scientific and clinical literature have been and are intensively debating the escape of microbes from immune control. A number of hypotheses and possible mechanisms have been proposed,38–40 albeit with scarce results. Here, the quantitative analysis of n-peptide overlapping of bacterial versus human proteomes reported in Tables 1 and and22 offers a logical and rational explanation to the vexata quaestio of microbial escape from immune surveillance. Indeed, the present data and our past studies20,21 document that microbes are "a portion" of our human self and, consequently, presumably are subject to the same tolerance mechanisms that characterize human antigens and tissues. As a matter of fact, most chronic diseases, including pertussis,41 tuberculosis,42 leishmaniasis,43 periodontitis,44 gastritis,45 to cite only a few of them, occur because an appropriate immune response required for pathogen clearance is not established. This causes a long-term pathogen colonization favored and progressively auto-sustained by pathogen-encoded molecules that enable the suppression of host immune response. The progressively increasing bacterial burden then causes a vicious cycle of bacterial proliferation and host tissue inflammation that translates into tissue damage, impaired function and eventual disease.
The third and most crucial consequence of this study is related to current anti-infectious vaccine preparations. Possibly as a consequence of immunotolerance mechanisms towards repeatedly shared peptide sequences, in general active vaccines produce a weak immune response; also, autoimmune cross-reactions are extremely rare events.46–50 Under normal, non-stimulated conditions, the immune system fails to make immune responses to the infectious antigens present in the vaccines unless adjuvants are added.17,48,49 As a rule, the current active vaccine formulations contain adjuvants to enhance immunogenicity.50–52 The adjuvants serve to activate the immune system against microbial antigens that by themselves do not evoke immune responses, but rather are immunotolerated. However, as demonstrated in this and other studies of ours,20–22 microbial antigens contain a high number of motifs shared with human proteins. Therefore, using viral or bacterial antigens in adjuvanted active vaccines will possibly trigger the immune system to react against the shared motifs (i.e., not only against the microbial antigen(s), but also against human self-molecules) with the concrete risk of developing adverse events and autoimmune pathologies in the human population.53–56
The human proteome was downloaded from UniProtKB (www.ebi.ac.uk),23 and duplicated sequences and fragments were filtered out. After filtering, we were left with a human proteome consisting of 36,014 unique proteins, for a total of 15,806,702 amino acids. Bacterial proteomes were downloaded from Integr8,23 and each bacterial proteome was filtered in the same manner as the human proteome. The bacteria were chosen based on the following criteria: (1) known to be non-pathogenic or pathogenic; (2) phylogenetically different; (3) have proteomes established to a significant degree of completeness. In addition, the bacterial proteomes were chosen to span a range of proteome sizes, with the smallest bacterial proteome being 450,406 and 306,369 amino acids (for non-pathogenic and pathogenic bacteria, respectively), the largest being 2,582,740 and 1,439,163 amino acids (for non-pathogenic and pathogenic bacteria, respectively).
Sequence similarity analysis of each bacterial proteome to the human proteome was carried out using bacterial n-mers (with n from 5 to 8) sequentially overlapped by 4, 5, 6 and 7 residues, respectively. The scans were performed by custom programs written in C, which utilized suffix trees for efficiency.24 The bacterial proteomes were manipulated and analyzed as follows. Each bacterial proteome was decomposed in silico to a set of penta-, hexa-, hepta- or octamers (including all duplicates). A library of unique penta-, hexa-, hepta- or octamers for each microbial proteome was then created by removing duplicates. Next, for each n-mer in the library, the entire human proteome was searched for instances of the same n-mer. Any such occurrence was termed an overlap or match. Cursory analysis (e.g., identification of unique overlapping n-mers, counts of unique overlapping n-mers, counts of duplications) were performed using LINUX/UNIX shell scripts and standard LINUX/UNIX utilities.
Previously published online: www.landesbioscience.com/journals/selfnonself/article/13315
B.T., G.L. and A.S. performed the computational analysis. M.B. and A.K. performed the mathematical analysis and supervised the computational analysis. D.K. proposed the original idea, interpreted the data, developed the research project and wrote the manuscript. All authors discussed the results and revised and commented on the manuscript with a particular contribution from A.K.
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Corrigan, C. J., the Study Group, Kettner, J., Doemer, C., Cromwell, O. and Narkus, A. (2005), Efficacy and safety of preseasonal-specific immunotherapy with an aluminium-adsorbed six-grass pollen allergoid. Allergy, 60: 801–807. doi: 10.1111/j.1398-9995.2005.00790.x
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Background: The clinical efficacy and safety of a six-grass pollen allergoid has been studied. The advent of more exacting clinical guidelines and a better appreciation of the possible mechanisms of treatment prompted this reappraisal.
Methods: A 2-year double-blind multicentre placebo-controlled phase 3 clinical trial was undertaken in 154 patients suffering symptoms of rhinoconjunctivitis with or without asthma (GINA I or II). Therapy comprised two consecutive preseasonal short-courses of subcutaneous injections using a grass pollen allergoid adsorbed to aluminium hydroxide.
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See, this is why you need to limit your robots' intake of violent anime.
Alongside the lifelike robot, shoppers can try their hand at futuristic screen technology that responds to touch in mid-air.
A fresh take on old-school Pocket Monsters and mobile suits.
Who knew awesome fashion could be so functional!
Designs inspired by multiple series, including A War in the Pocket, are causing a stir online.
Kyoto facility aims to harvest 500,000 heads of lettuce a day.
Why show your love for just one great sci-fi series when you can combine two?
With this mechanical friend, you'll never have to drink alone!
Are you hosting a large event with lots of guests? Maybe it's time to call in AI Samurai to help with crowd control!
A delegation of anime huggy pillows appeared on the red carpet at the recent Tokyo International Film Festival, but they weren't the only non-human stars whose work was featured at the event. Also screening was Sayonara, a new film written and directed by Koji Fukuda. The fact that one of the Japanese-produced movie's two female leads is a foreigner would be notable enough on its own, but what really makes Sayonara unique is that her costar is an android.
Most of the events and promotions organized by energy drink maker Red Bull are thoroughly in the "XTREME" category. As a matter of fact, sometimes the names of the events are so intense that we have only the vaguest idea of what happens in them, such as the Red Bull Rampage, Red Bull King of the Rock Tournament, and Red Bull Cape Fear.
However, Red Bull has a bit of a playful, silly side to it too, as shown in a contest it sponsors in which entrants launch their home-made flying machines from a pier and see who can travel the farthest distance before hitting the water. But even then, Red Bull can't help but do things in the most XTREME way possible, and in the competition's latest iteration, held in Japan, they killed giant anime robot Gundam.
Two members of the Japanese rock band Asian Kung-Fu Generation (Bleach, Fullmetal Alchemist, Naruto) recorded a practice session recently with an unusual musical guest: Pepper, a robot who can detect and interpret human emotions. It can also provide beats, and did so for Gotch (who plays guitar and prefers a rock tempo) and Tamaki Roy (who raps and prefers a hip-hop beat).
With all the companies working on self-driving cars right now, it can be difficult for companies to differentiate themselves from competitors.
Yamaha, however, is sure to stand out from the crowd with their newest project Motobot, a robot designed to ride a motorcycle on its own. But simply riding a motorcycle isn't enough—the company's hope is to eventually create a machine that can "surpass" humans!
For anyone who lives in Niigata or is planning on heading there in the next couple of days, please be sure to obey all the laws and regulations of the prefecture. It's not that they have odd rules that are going to catch you off guard, it's the fact that there is a gigantic, police labor robot, or Patlabor, that has arrived in the prefecture. Its appearance has caused a bit of a commotion and the robot is, potentially, fully prepared to take out any criminals while it's stationed there.
Oh, and if you think you might be able to commit some sort of crime out of sight of a robotic police presence, the human officers have a very speedy patrol car in the area as well.
The robot revolution is coming, and when it arrives, they'll have an awful lot to be mad about, like making them dance for our amusement. But that's still a long way off as far as we can tell, so we might as well get as much enjoyment out of our synthetic minions as possible now!
DMM is one of Japan's most well-known technology companies, and considering everything they do, it's easy to see why. From steaming video services to retail to friggin' robots, they have a lot of thumbs in a lot of pies. But the pie that's sure to infuriate our future roboverlords the most is probably DMM's new Premaid AI—robot idols that will do dance whatever dance you want on the tabletop of your choosing.
Japanese company Volks has been making Super Dollfie dolls for more than a decade. The ball-jointed doll-figures are designed to be fully customisable, with removable wigs, interchangeable appendages and resin parts that can even be sanded for reshaping.
One Super Dollfie fan has taken the concept of customisation to a whole new level by melding the cute doll parts with robot skeletons, which allows the dolls to dance, play violins, and take part in some awesome samurai-style katana swordplay.
If there's a menial task that takes up a substantial amount of time, you can bet Japan is developing a robot for it. So far we've seen gems like the 24-fingered hair-washing robot, the floor-cleaning bot and the robot that feeds you tomatoes while you run.
Now, a new generation of self-automated robotic assistance is set to make life easier for families in the very near future, with an amazing new machine that folds your laundry.
Google's self-driving cars have gone from being a quizzical project that only the geekiest of geeks cared about to a very real possible future. Of course, Google isn't the only company making forays into automated transportation, so it's hardly a surprise that Japanese companies are also working on such technology.
But where Google's self-driving cars basically look like tiny adorable bugs, Japan's Robot Taxi is looking to solve the various transportation issues facing Japan—both urban and rural—with one magic bullet. Will they be successful? We have no idea, but this touching commercial will definitely have you rooting for them!


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When the Quebe Sisters from Texas take a stage, and the triple-threat fiddle champions start playing and singing in multi-part close harmony, audiences are usually transfixed, then blown away.
It's partly because the trio's vocal and instrumental performances are authentic all-Americana, all the time, respectful of the artists that inspired them the most.
"Paint The Pig" – on canvas, that is.
The Marion County Arts and Humanities Council is inviting all artists for a fun competition for this year's Marion County Country Ham Days Festival. And a homemade pie from Henning's Restaurant will go to the winner "for pigging out."
Hector Alfonso Rodas, 20, of 117 E. Mulberry St. in Lebanon was indicted for second-degree burglary, first-degree and third degree unlawful transaction with a minor and first-degree attempted transaction with a minor in Marion Circuit Court recently.
A Springfield man has been arrested and charged with murder.
Craig A. Pennington, 52, of 1217 Texas Road in Springfield, was arrested by Kentucky State Police Friday morning around 7 a.m. and charged with one count of murder in connection with the disappearance of a Florence, Kentucky, couple who has been missing since Sunday, July 3.
There's no denying that the state of Kentucky has a drug problem.
Kentucky also leads the nation in acute Hepatitis C rates.
And, out of 220 counties identified by the Centers for Disease Control, 50 counties in Kentucky are at risk for an HIV outbreak.
Marion County is not at risk, yet, but we are surrounded by counties that are.
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Tom Brown retired 27 years ago but just can't seem to stay away from working in the education system.
"I was too young to just quit," he said.
It seems to run in his blood. He is the third generation to work in education, preceded by his father, mother, aunts and grandmother.
A few weeks ago, Brown was appointed interim principal of Marion County High School for the 2016-17 academic year.
Traveling the Lebanon bypass, one will find Limestone Distillery, Hampton Inn and a 105,000 square foot empty spec building. Surrounding those structures are fields of grass and some trees. The land is meant for the Crossroads Project, an initiative to bring in retail and development.
Despite years of efforts, Marion County Economic Development Director Tom Lund has had little success in bringing development to the Crossroads area along the bypass.
The Lebanon Tourist and Convention Commission went into executive session for more than two hours during their special-called meeting on Thursday July 7. This was a follow-up from the previous meeting where the commission was also in closed session, citing KRS 61.810(1)(f) as the reason.
The 12th annual Jets Over Kentucky is officially underway at the Lebanon-Springfield Airport.
The "world's grandest jet event" will draw more than 200 pilots from all over the world, including China and Iceland.
Spectators are welcome to come out and watch throughout the week, but the real action begins on Friday evening, July 15, with the Parade of Lights, which will begin at dark. All planes turn on their lights and taxi in formation down the tarmac. There will be a fireworks display that night, too.
Sunday will mark six years since anyone has seen Kara Tingle.
The Lebanon woman was last seen July 17, 2010, on Beechfork Loop Road in Gravel Switch. Kara was 27 years old at the time, and she had been driving a family member's car that was found two days later on the Bluegrass Parkway.
Kara's family is hoping that people will wear purple — Kara's favorite color — on Sunday to mark the anniversary and to show their support.
Kara has two children, a son Austin Tingle, now 13, and a daughter, Nora Rigdon, 7.
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The open city ruins the appeal of the racing though far too often.
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Pregnancy Folklore Revisited: The Case of Heartburn and Hair
Version of Record online: 27 NOV 2006
DOI: 10.1111/j.1523-536X.2006.00128.x
2006, Blackwell Publishing, Inc.
Volume 33, Issue 4, pages 311–314, December 2006
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Costigan, K. A., Sipsma, H. L. and DiPietro, J. A. (2006), Pregnancy Folklore Revisited: The Case of Heartburn and Hair. Birth, 33: 311–314. doi: 10.1111/j.1523-536X.2006.00128.x
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- Issue online: 27 NOV 2006
- Version of Record online: 27 NOV 2006
- Accepted February 28, 2006
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- pregnancy folklore;
- heartburn;
- fetal hair
ABSTRACT: Background: Folklore can originate by detection of actual associations between seemingly unrelated events and perpetuated through oral tradition. The objective of this study was to determine whether a common pregnancy belief that women who experience a lot of heartburn give birth to newborns with a lot of hair is accurate. Methods: Sixty-four pregnant women ranked the severity of their degree of heartburn during pregnancy. Independent coders rated newborn hair volume using 2 photographs of the infant's head, taken shortly after birth. Results: Most (78%) women reported some degree of heartburn. Symptom severity was unrelated to fetal sex and maternal characteristics including parity, age, or weight. The simple linear relationship between heartburn severity and hair volume was significant rs(62) = 0.40, p < 0.001. Categorical analysis by severity score and hair ranking revealed a similar association (χ2= 23.93, p < 0.05). Most (23/28) women who reported moderate or severe heartburn gave birth to babies with average or above average amounts of hair, and conversely, most (10/12) women reporting no heartburn had babies with less than average or no hair. Conclusions: Contrary to expectations, it appears that an association between heartburn severity during pregnancy and newborn hair does exist. We propose a shared biologic mechanism involving a dual role of pregnancy hormones in both the relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter and the modulation of fetal hair growth. (BIRTH 33:4 December 2006)


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Geohazard: Giant sinkholes near West Texas oil patch towns are growing — as new ones lurk
Two giant sinkholes that sit between two West Texas oil patch towns are growing — and two new ones appear to be lurking, say geophysicists at Southern Methodist University, Dallas. Satellite radar images reveal substantial ground movement in and around the infamous sinkholes near Wink, Texas — suggesting expansion of the two existing holes, with subsidence in two other nearby areas suggesting new ones may surface. Continue reading
Wildfire on warming planet requires adaptive capacity at local, national, int'l scales
Industrialized nations that view wildfire as the enemy have much to learn from people in some parts of the world who have learned to live compatibly with wildfire, says a team of fire research scientists.
The interdisciplinary team say there is much to be learned from these "fire-adaptive communities" and they are calling on policy makers to tap that knowledge, particularly in the wake of global warming. Continue reading
Early armored dino from Texas lacked cousin's club-tail weapon, but had a nose for danger
First-ever CT scans of the early armored dinosaur Pawpawsaurus campbelli reveal that although the Texas dino lacked its cousin's club-tail it had a sharp nose for danger.
A relative of Ankylosaurus, Pawpawsaurus's saving grace from predators may have been an acute sense of smell, says SMU vertebrate paleontologist Louis Jacobs. Pawpawsaurus lived 100 million years ago, preceding Ankylosaurus by 35 million years. Continue reading
SMU physicists: CERN's Large Hadron Collider is once again smashing protons, taking data
Following its annual winter break, the most powerful collider in the world has been switched back on.
Geneva-based CERN's Large Hadron Collider has been fine-tuned using low-intensity beams and pilot proton collisions. Now the LHC and its experiments are ready to take an abundance of data.
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17 million-year-old whale fossil provides 1st exact date for East Africa's puzzling uplift
Uplift associated with East Africa's Great Rift Valley and the environmental changes it produced have puzzled scientists for decades because the timing and starting elevation have been poorly constrained.
Now paleontologists have tapped a fossil from the most precisely dated beaked whale in the world — and the only stranded whale ever found so far inland on the African continent — to pinpoint a date when the mysterious elevation began. Continue reading
SMU analysis of recent North Texas earthquake sequence reveals geologic fault, epicenters in Irving and West Dallas
Initial results from the seismology team at Southern Methodist University reveal that a recent series of earthquakes near old Texas Stadium in the Dallas-Fort Worth area were relatively shallow and concentrated along a narrow two-mile line that indicates a fault extending from Irving into West Dallas. SMU and the United States Geological Survey have shared an interim report with the mayors of Dallas and Irving. Continue reading
Scientists issue call to action for archaeological sites threatened by rising seas, urban development
Should global warming cause sea levels to rise as predicted in coming decades, thousands of archaeological sites in coastal areas around the world will be lost to erosion.
With no hope of saving all these sites, an SMU archaeologist and others call for scientists to assess the sites most at risk.
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