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Polish composer Abel Korzeniowski has been nominated for an Emmy Award. In July 2016 his music for the Showtime TV series Penny Dreadful received a nomination for Outstanding Music Composition for a Series (Original Dramatic Score). Read more » about: Korzeniowski's Penny Dreadful Score Nominated for Emmy
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Best-known as a post stamp creator, Czesław Słania mastered engraving to perfection and could make stunning miniatures less than a few millimetres tall. This unusual ability allowed him to perform an invaluable service for the anti-Nazi resistance in Poland. Read more » about: Forging Nazi Documents and Drawing for Kings: Czesław Słania's Story
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The FACT exhibition in Liverpool presents over 40 years of Wodiczko's collaborations with marginalised social groups. Read more » about: Issue Raiser Wodiczko at the Liverpool Biennial 2016
Agnieszka Sural speaks with Tiago Halewicz – pianist, curator, translator, researcher and promoter of Polish culture in Brazil. Read more » about: Living Polish Culture in Brazil: An Interview with Tiago Halewicz
Księżyc (Polish for 'the Moon'), present for two decades only on low-budget records, cassettes, and the internet, has managed to delight a big group of people, including those who don't know Polish Read more » about: Księżyc
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Roundabout Baltic: Design with a Sea View at the Form/Design Center in Malmö is a showcase of design from eight countries in the Baltic region. It is a visual story of the relationships between design and nature. Read more » about: Design with a Sea View in Malmö
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The Zoom on Poland exhibition at the Hillerød Art Society consists of three parts: Side Effects by Kacper Kowalski; black and white photography by Marcin Ryczek; and a collective presentation of works by students and teachers of the Leon Schiller National Film, Television and Theatre School in Łódź. Read more » about: Zoom on Poland Exhibition in Denmark
Roman Polański and Olivier Assayas, winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 2016, will adapt for the screen French author Delphine De Vigan's best-selling novel Based on a True Story. Read more » about: Roman Polański Adapts Based on a True Story
Numerous bands all over the world are called Kinsky, but the Polish one is very original. This incredibly noisy quartet builds every concert like a performance, dragging the audience into a common experience.
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A selection of films by Krzysztof Kieślowki will be presented from 4th June to 7th August 2016 at the Danish Film Institute's Cinematheque in Copenhagen. Read more » about: Kieślowski: Film Retrospective in Copenhagen
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i had a blackberry curve 8520, after i installed the software blackberry protect and reboot it after installationa, a message prompt on the screen RELOAD SOFTWARE: 552 ..i tried to hard reset the device but still same problem exist...i also tried to have a software update but the desktop manager would not connect to my phone..how to resolved this?thanks
Sounds like you need to wipe your phone and redownload your software. I like to use JL_Cmder to wipe my phone, some people use other programs. Then reinstall your software by using Blackberry Desktop Manager, a disc should have come with your phone if you haven't already downloaded it to your computer. You can search the web and find a link here to download JL_Cmder, or there are numerous posts here in the forums with the link for it.
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This what I did to completely wipe my BB. I wrote this before starting and printed it off.
If your device is functioning, perform a backup now if you haven't already done so saving the file to a place and in a name that you can easily locate on computer.
I then uninstalled DTM and then deleted all other references to BB/Rim in Windows Explorer thus removing the OS for the BB from the computer in order to ensure that the version I would reinstall would be a brand new downloaded version.
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If the PC does not recognize the BB, You need to connect the via the USB cable. Then pull the battery from the BB.
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If you don't get it right the first time, try again (unplug from USB, pull battery, connect and hit Next while USB-PIN:Unknown is showing). You have to be fast and the timing is key, so it may take you three or four attempts.
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I have followed news of the failed attempts to pass a bonding bill that could have built critical infrastructure projects and created many jobs for Minnesotans.
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Letter: Sen. Miller abandons constituents with failure to vote for bonding bill
I have followed news of the failed attempts to pass a bonding bill that could have built critical infrastructure projects and created many jobs for Minnesotans.
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The Department of Education and Department of Justice sent out a letter to school districts across the nation informing us that we have to comply with their twisted interpretation of the law regarding the bathroom issue or risk losing federal funding.
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As residents of Winona County, we are blessed to live in what is arguably the most beautiful part of Minnesota with the scenic blufflands of the Mississippi and some of the best trout fishing in the state, both right in our backyards. For now.
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Regarding the commentary from Kathleen Rogers in the April 18 edition of the Bluff Country Reader, it is amazing what we can get people to believe once we convince them to stop considering God and his word, or how easily we can convince them to believe being a Christian is no more important than belonging to the "correct" sorority in college!
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We moved to Chatfield one year ago from Lanesboro. We love the community so far but I have noticed a huge problem with the pedestrian safety in the downtown area. I always yield to pedestrians; on multiple occasions I have been passed on the right and have had oncoming vehicles not yield. This is causing an even more dangerous situation. I implore you to please do something about this situation.
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Skip to comments.Stay out of the Syrian Morass
Posted on 06/13/2012 9:22:53 AM PDT by bayouranger
As the Syrian government makes increasingly desperate and vicious efforts to keep power, pleas for military intervention, more or less on the Libyan model, have become more insistent. This course is morally attractive, to be sure. But should Western states follow this counsel? I believe not.
Those calls to action fall into three main categories: a Sunni Muslim concern for co-religionists, a universal humanitarian concern to stop torture and murder, and a geopolitical worry about the impact of the ongoing conflict. The first two motives can be fairly easily dispatched. If Sunni governments notably those of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar - choose to intervene on behalf of fellow Sunnis against Alawis, that is their prerogative but Western states have no dog in this fight.
Generalized humanitarian concerns face problems of veracity, feasibility, and consequence. Anti-regime insurgents, who are gaining on the battlefield, appear responsible for at least some atrocities. Western electorates may not accept the blood and treasure required for humanitarian intervention. It must succeed quickly, say within a year. The successor government may (as in the Libyan case) turn out even worse than the existing totalitarianism. Together, these factors argue compellingly against humanitarian intervention.
Foreign policy interests should take precedence because Westerners are not so strong and safe that they can look at Syria only out of concern for Syrians; rather, they must view the country strategically, putting a priority on their own security.
Robert Satloff of the Washington Institute for Near Eastern Policy has helpfully summarized in The New Republic reasons why a Syrian civil war poses dangers to U.S. interests: the Assad regime could lose control of its chemical and biological arsenal; it could renew the PKK insurgency against Ankara; regionalize the conflict by pushing its Palestinian population across the Jordanian, Lebanese, and Israeli borders; and fight the Sunnis of Lebanon, reigniting the Lebanese civil war. Sunnis jihadi warriors, in response, could turn Syria into the global nexus of violent Islamist terrorism one bordering NATO and Israel. Finally, he worries that a protracted conflict gives Islamists greater opportunities than does one that ends quickly.
To which I reply: Yes, the WMDs could go rogue but I worry more about their ending up in the hands of an Islamist successor government. A renewed PKK insurgency against the hostile government ruling Turkey, or increased Sunni-Alevi tensions in that country, hardly rank as major Western concerns. Expelling Palestinians would barely destabilize Jordan or Israel. Lebanon is already a balkanized mess; and, as opposed to the 1976-91 period, internal fighting underway there only marginally affects Western interests. The global jihad effort has limited resources; the location may be less than ideal, but what better than for it to fight the Pasdaran (Iran's Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps) to the death in Syria?
As for time working against Western interests: even if the Syrian conflict ended immediately, I foresee almost no prospect of a multi-ethnic and multi-confessional government emerging. Whether sooner or later, after Assad and his lovely wife decamp, Islamists will likely seize power, Sunnis will take vengeance, and regional tensions will play out within Syria.
Also, overthrowing the Assad regime does not mean the sudden end of Syria's civil war. More likely, Assad's fall will lead to Alawi and other Iranian-backed elements resisting the new government. Moreover, as Gary Gambill points out, Western military involvement could embolden opposition to the new government and prolong the fighting. Finally (as earlier was the case in Iraq), protracted conflict in Syria offers some geopolitical advantages:
* It lessens the chances of Damascus from starting a war with Israel or re-occupying Lebanon. * It increases the chances that Iranians, living under the thumb of the mullahs who are Assad's key ally, will draw inspiration from the Syrian uprising and likewise rebel against their rulers. * It inspires greater Sunni Arab anger at Tehran, especially as the Islamic Republic of Iran has been providing arms, finance, and technology to help repress Syrians. * It relieves the pressure on non-Muslims: indicative of the new thinking, Jordanian Salafi leader Abou Mohamad Tahawi recently stated that "The Alawi and Shi'i coalition is currently the biggest threat to Sunnis, even more than the Israelis." * It foments Middle Eastern rage at Moscow and Beijing for supporting the Assad regime.
Western interests suggest staying out of the Syrian morass.
Mr. Pipes (DanielPipes.org) is president of the Middle East Forum and Taube distinguished visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution of Stanford University. © 2012 by Daniel Pipes. All rights reserved.
The White House has moreass than it can handle already.
Depends on how much physical gold Assad has in his vaults. If it's as much as Khadafy had, the West will probaly engage in the same type of humanitarian intervention. :)
I feel sorry for the children. With that said, I don't give a $hit what happens in those Arab countries. After seeing those muzzies jump for joy while our people are jumping out of the WT towers made me sick.
I wish that I could, but I cannot, knowing that they are being radicalized and in time many of them will become jihadists and haters of the Great Satan.
We've given or sold some of the best arms made anywhere to the Saudis.
Why don't they wade into this mess ?
They have. Who do you think has been supplying the insurgents?
"Syrian Morass" sounds like the name of a belly-dancing strip club...
No idea who...
The Saudis.
It seems likely that the the Sunni kenyan will intervene on the side of the Sunnis against the Alawites(a tiny sect within Shi'ism) in his campaign against Iran. If the kenyan feels he needs a real war that is supported by the American popplation to get himself re-elected then he will attack Iran in the late summer this year. That would likely improve his electability and promote his dream of a monolithic Sunni Caliphate.
Actually, to the extent that we have a "dog in the fight", the West would do better to support Assad: whether argued from the point of view of defending Christians, an interest of the West conceived of as Christendom, or from the point of view of defending freedom of religion and religious minorities generally, an interest of the West as the supposed bastion of secular tolerance, the Assad regime, thuggish and brutal as they are, are the "good guys" in this fight (which shows just how bad things are in Syria and the Muslim world in general).
I think we are already staying out of it. The Russians are the ones getting bogged down in it.
If we had an army in Iraq, would this, even, be a problem?
Been saying it all along. We have Moslem Botherhood vs. Ba'ath. We gain more by doing nothing and letting them kill each other than we do by intervening.
Time to kick back, turn on the TV, eat popcorn.
Question: Why is it that the Russkis are loyal to their clients and allies, and we keep throwing our under the bus?
"Western states have no dog in this fight."
Mr. Pipes forgets that the only "just" war for the dems is if we have no dog in the fight or it will cause harm to our national interest.
Rambo Kardashian is also toppling "moderate" dictators and installing the sunni Islamist MB. It would seem that the alawite assad would be ripe for picking.
Heard Susan Rice say that there was concern that the insurgents could be "extreme". Probably just cover as they had no such concerns re: Libya & Egypt.
Because Zero doesn't work for us.
Alawites aren't Muslims. They were classified as dhimmis under Turkish (Ottoman) rule and had to pay the special poll tax like all other non-Muslims. The Mufti of Jerusalem was induced (bribed?) to make a special declaration that Alawites were Muslims in order to reduce the sting to Sunni Arab sensibilities in Syria of being ruled by ruled by Alawites, who are, notwithstanding the fatwa, still considered heretics and apostates by both Shias and Sunnis. Ultimately, Assad stands with Iran not for religious reasons (because there are none), but because unlike the West, Iran won't pressure him to democratize, which would spell ruin for him as an Alawite leader in a country that is 60% Sunni Arab.
The Nazis were evenly matched with the Soviets. The Baath Party (aka Arab Nationalists) is basically 2.5m strong, if you count all the Alawites, compared with 1b Sunni Muslims. The way you set one enemy against another is not to stand aside while one enemy defeats the other, but to support the weak against the strong. Given that the Baath record is of protecting Christians, and the Sunni record is of slaughtering them, from the Islamic wars of conquest in the 7th century against the Eastern Roman Empire up to the Armenian genocide in the 20th, I'm inclined to support the Baath over the Sunnis.
There are not a billion Sunnis in Syria.
And the while the Moslem Botherhood has the bodies, the Syrian Government has the guns and air support. With sufficient ruthlessness, they will be able to hold on for quite a while and kill a quite lot of MBs.
In the end, it Syria will collapse in civil disorder, and cease to be a military threat to anyone (thought it may become a security threat and terrorist haven - more than it is already).
That, with no American treasure or lives thrown away, is about the best outcome for which we can hope.
Alawites are, indeed, Moslem. They are a tiny sect and one of several such Shia derived sects. If the Shia are Moslem, which many Sunni claim they are not, and if the Sunni are Moslem, which many Shia claim they are not, then the Alawites are Moslem as are the Dervishes and all the rest.
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Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock Features 20-Minute Rush Song
The seven-part opening suite from Rush's 2112 is getting the Guitar Hero treatment.
Rush fans should immediately recognize this marathon of a song. The seven-part suite will take players on a story-driven journey across three unique, 2112-inspired venues, with members from the band providing narration during transitions.
"The music, the story and the journey of 2112 lends itself perfectly to the quest in Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock," reads a quote attributed to legendary Rush bassist Geddy Lee. "In our story, the caves of 2112 are where our hero finds the lost guitar and this rediscovery of music is much like the Guitar Hero warriors' journey to find the Demi-God of Rock's Legendary guitar, which has been trapped in a cavern."
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Anthem Makes it to Video-Game formPosted: Jul 22, 2010 12:00AM PST by Purple_Haze
Does anyone else find it kind of funny that a song that basically came out as Ayn Rand's 'Anthem' with a guitar instead of a light is now being turned into a game? Maybe they'll be able to fit in some of the messages about equality and individuality as well!
On another note, I think it's unfortunate that this is going to Guitar Hero instead of Rock Band. I do actually think the concept sounds pretty cool, but I have my doubts that they'll be able to do it justice. I haven't enjoyed Guitar Hero very much at all since it was taken away from Harmonix, so my enjoyment of this would probably be limited to nerding out about the story's links to 2112.
As a Rush fan and a Rock Band fanboy, I'm glad this happened.Posted: Jul 21, 2010 12:00AM PST by grace.pressure
Though I am an unabashed Rock Band fanboy and disappointed in Activision like many others, this a good thing for the band and the game. While I am continued to be turned off by Guitar Hero taking the "I am a Rock/Plastic Guitar God" wankage to a whole new level with their newest focus, I agree with Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson in the interview that the story-based parts make it more meaningful, and that the visuals tied to the story make the game worthwhile. 2112 most definitely is an easy fit for the story, and while it might turn off some people who won't enjoy playing the entire thing as a song, it will feel unique, like a level of any other game you haven't played yet but have to beat. And obviously, Rush fans like myself are very, very happy. I'm glad that Rush signed on to make this happen, and that it doesn't look like Activision is screwing it up yet. The stages are definitely taking a page out of The Beatles: Rock Band dreamscapes, which is also a good thing.
Also: that rumor about a Guitar Hero getting the "2112 treatment" for a level and Rush coming to Rock Band 3? Count that as legitimate now. Can't wait to hear what song it will/might be for RB3. If it is Subdivisions I will never leave my house. Plus, maybe 2112 will eventually make its way to RB3 as DLC.
Since 1UP didn't provide it, here's the released interview and coverage from Activision:
(P.P.S. I secretly prefer 80's keyboard Rush over classic 70's Rush, so if we get stuff like Subdivisions and albums like Grace Under Pressure and Hold Your Fire over 2112, I'm a very happy boy. Hehe. And, since we've already got Moving Pictures, the fact that Rock Band 3 has keyboards is making future Rush DLC look very, very promising.)
I hate u actvisionPosted: Jul 21, 2010 12:00AM PST by sulidos
I've bought every single piece of Rush DLC for rock band and now guitar hero get 2112? Is there no justice? I hope Harmonix fixes this be doing Rock Band: Rush(and soon)
Yay!Posted: Jul 21, 2010 12:00AM PST by invisiblestudio
Finally! About freaking time Rush gets some respect. Seriously, we've had like ten guitar games since the first guitar hero, and only a couple of Rush songs. It's nice that they're including one of Rush's best songs to boot.
It's a startPosted: Jul 21, 2010 12:00AM PST by Kitanarama
I actually don't love "2112", or Rush for that matter, but I am a prog fan who appreciates the long-form song. I'm excited to see such an lengthy track finally make it into one of these games. While I'd prefer it come to Rock Band, it is heartening to know that at least one of these studios has the gall to do this.
Maybe The Mars Volta's 32-minute "Cassandra Gemini" isn't a lost cause after all.
Hopefully...Posted: Jul 21, 2010 12:00AM PST by jcm1981
this will lead to DLC of other long songs. I love 2112, but it wouldn't be my first choice for a 20 minute epic. I'd love to see The Allman Brothers' You Don't Love Me from Live at Fillmore East, or something by Opeth.
On another, completely unrelated note: goddamned I'm getting tire of all of the popups on 1up now. It used to be a much more navigable site without something popping up every time you drag your mouse across the screen.
AwesomePosted: Jul 21, 2010 12:00AM PST by jacktrades
That is some good news. I remember when my buddies and I played "jailbreak" by AC/DC on Rock Band and we complained how long it was. This one however should be fun.
and the meek shall inherit the earth....Posted: Jul 21, 2010 12:00AM PST by ohJTBehaaave
2112 is one of the best albums ever! This is a total game changer for this game. I'd probably get this just for the 2112 music.
CoolPosted: Jul 21, 2010 12:00AM PST by MarcoPolo360
I might actually get this game. I havent got a Guitar Hero game since Guitar Hero 3. This looks likes they are actually stepping up and trying to change the genre. This Rush thing is really cool, its like a small Guitar Hero Rush game in a game. Going to get this day one.


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ICF International, a leading provider of consulting services and technology solutions to government and commercial clients, has named Samuel Visner senior vice president and general manager for ICF's cybersecurity business.
With more than 35 years of experience, Mr. Visner's appointment expands ICF's expertise in national security and cybersecurity work for the private sector and for the U.S. federal government. Throughout his career, Mr. Visner has demonstrated results in cybersecurity on a global scale in executive leadership roles.
"Sam is a recognized authority in cyber policy, programs and technology," said Ellen Glover, executive vice president for ICF International. "Bringing Sam to ICF demonstrates our commitment to this vital area of national security and business security."
Prior to joining ICF, Mr. Visner served as vice president and general manager at CSC Global Cybersecurity where he managed the cyber business and global service delivery servicing public sector and commercial enterprises throughout the world. He was also a senior vice president at Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) where he managed the strategy and business development teams for the company's intelligence, research and development and security support markets. Prior to SAIC, Mr. Visner served as chief of Signals Intelligence programs at the National Security Agency (NSA) where he received NSA's Exceptional Civilian Service Award, the agency's highest award to civilian employees.
Mr. Visner is an associate of the National Intelligence Council, and serves as an advisor to the U.S. national security community. He is also a member of the Council on Technology and Innovation of the Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA), INSA's Executive Committee and INSA's Cyber Council.
Mr. Visner is a frequent presenter and published writer on issues related to national and global cybersecurity, and he is an adjunct professor at Georgetown University where he teaches on cybersecurity policy and operations, and has taught previously on the effects of information technology on international security. Mr. Visner holds a bachelor's degree in international politics from Georgetown University, and a master's degree in telecommunications from George Washington University.
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Scientists have identified a gene fusion in some 15% of serous ovarian tumor samples studied, which they say could represent the basis of a biomarker for early detection of this form of cancer. The fusion occurs between the two neighboring genes ESRRA and C11orf20. ESRRA encodes a ligand-independent member of the nuclear-hormone receptor superfamily that is related to the estrogen receptor, and C11orf20 is a conserved but so far uncharacterized gene located immediately upstream of ESRRA.
The researchers, led by Patrick O. Brown, M.D., and Julia Salzman, M.D., at Stanford University School of Medicine, identified the fusion transcript by carrying out deep paired-end sequencing of mRNA from serous ovarian cancers. Deep sequencing of the corresponding genomic region confirmed that it resulted from a chromosomal rearrangement.
The scientists claim the fusion transcript may play a role in the pathogenesis of significant portion of serous ovarian cancers. "This kind of genetic lesion can escape detection by any of the methods traditionally used to detect chromosome rearrangements in cancer," Dr. Brown remarks. "But I think these local rearrangements that have previously flown under our radar might actually turn out to be among the most frequent genetic lesions in cancer." The team reports its findings in PLoS Biology in a paper titled "ESRRA-C11orf20 Is a Recurrent Gene Fusion in Serous Ovarian Carcinoma."
Although recurrent gene fusions are among the most tumor-specific molecular markers known, few have been identified in commonly occurring cancers that often have multiple, complex chromosomal rearrangements that are hard to analyze using traditional cytogenetic approaches," the authors note. Serous ovarian cancer is the common form of ovarian cancer, and is especially lethal because it is usually only detected at a late stage in its progression.
To look for gene fusions that might represent early molecular markers of (and potential targets for) serous cancer, the team analyzed a pool of mRNA isolated from 12 primary serous ovarian cancers by combining deep, paired-end sequencing of tumor RNA with statistical bioinformatics. This approach led to identification of ESRRA-C11orf20 fusion transcripts that combined 5' exons from ESRRA and 3' exons from C11orf20.
Using RT-PCR followed by Sanger sequencing, the researchers subsequently found the transcript in 10 out of another 67 cases of serous cancer, suggesting a prevalence rate of 15%. "Nearly all positive cases expressed one or both of the two ESRRA-C11orf20 fusion isoforms previously observed in our tumor pool," they report, although a single patient exclusively expressed a third isoform.
The ESRRA protein consists of an N-terminal regulatory domain (NTD), a DNA binding domain (DBD) comprising two zinc-fingers, and a putative ligand-binding domain (LBD). While the fusion transcripts identified in serous cancer all encode the NTD and the first zinc-finger of the DBD, they lack both the second zinc-finger and the LBD. While a functional role for the ESSRA-C11orf20 fusion remains to be established, two of the three fusion isoforms observed were predicted to encode fusion proteins containing the N-terminal portion of the ESRRA protein and the C-terminal portion of the predicted C11orf20 protein.
Significantly, all of the fusion-positive tumors identified expressed at least one of the in-frame isoforms, and the resulting transcripts retain important functional features of ESRRA including the first zinc-finger domain that is critical for the DNA sequence specificity of ESRRA, as well as a phosphorylation site and a phosphorylation-dependent sumoylation site that have been shown to regulate transcriptional activation by ESRRA, the authors state.
"We were able to detect the ESRRA-C11orf20 fusion, based on UHTS analysis of either RNA or genomic DNA, only by conducting a deliberate focused search for evidence of structural rearrangements," the authors stress. "We suggest that chromosomal rearrangements involving nearby or adjacent genes may comprise a substantial fraction of oncogenic mutations that have heretofore escaped detection...The ESSRA-C11orf20 fusion is, to our knowledge, the first recurrent gene fusion to be identified in serous ovarian cancer. This fusion gene and its components are now high-priority targets for further investigation of their potential roles in pathogenesis and as potential diagnostic or therapeutic targets."
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based in Bratislava, SLOVAKIA
ECM ECO Monitoring has been established in 1991. Major shareholder is TSI Incorporated. ECM ECO Monitoring is focusing on instrumentation for continuous monitoring of gases, liquids and particles. Teaming leading manufacturers of analytic instrumentation, ECM is ready to offer an optimal solution for monitoring problems of a very broad range of applications in different ...
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based in Wildberg-Sulz, GERMANY
CCS GmbH was founded in 1984 by a group of specialists, our primary objective was, and still is, to offer customers a complete service regarding the field of quality assurance and environment protection. Particular focus is concentrated into the pharmaceutical and electronic industry sectors, especially concerning monitoring and analysing of clean water and air. CCS ...
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based in Bonn, GERMANY
ecoTech Umwelt-Meßsysteme was founded 1984 in Bonn; the company's legal status was changed into ecoTech Umwelt-Meßsysteme GmbH in 1991. Our staff includes scientists, engineers, and technicians. ecoTech develops and brings to the market measurement-systems and measurement devices for hydrology, soil science, ecology and meteorology. We see ourselves as our customers' ...
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BioTector Analytical Systems Limited was established in Ireland in 1995. The founders come from a background of over 30 years in the `Analyzer Service Industry` which included TOC measurement. Based on experience in the industry, the need for a new technology was recognized and this led to the development of the range of BioTector On-Line Analyzers. BioTector Analytical ...
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