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Scientists at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) and BioNano Genomics have demonstrated use of the latter's nanochannel array platform to carry out structural assembly and haplotype-resolved variation analysis of the human major histocompatibility complex (MHC), without the need for DNA fragmentation or amplification. The work, detailed in Nature Biotechnology, utilized BioNano Genomics' scalable chip-based Irys™ platform.
The BioNano Genomics' technology essentially prompts long molecules of intact, labeled DNA to spontaneously uncoil and stretch out in thousands of linear nanochannels. These stretches of DNA—one per channel—are then automatically imaged. Analysis of the data generates sequence motif maps that can be used to reconstruct the target piece of genome, which in the reported case was the 4.7 Mb human MHC region.
The UCSF team led by Pui-Yan Kwok, Ph.D., and Ernest T. Lam, Ph.D., and colleagues at BioNano Genomics describe the work in a paper titled "Genome mapping on nanochannel arrays for structural variation analysis and sequence assembly."
The mapping approach comprises four steps; sequence-specific labeling of the DNA, linearization of the labeled long DNA molecules, imaging, and map construction. The labeling technique uses a nicking endonuclease to introduce single-strand nicks in the double-stranded DNA at specific sequence motifs. Fluorescently-labeled nucleotides are then incorporated at the nicked sites, and the labeled DNA molecules are stained to visualize the whole molecule and measure its size.
The nanofluidic chip in which the DNA is prompted to stretch out for imaging contains three sets of nanochannels, each comprising 4,000 channels of 0.4 mm in length and 45 nm in diameter. At this diameter the long DNA molecule introduced into each channel is forced to remain in an elongated, linear state, as there's no room for it to fold back on itself. Getting the DNA to uncoil in the first place is achieved by the physical interactions of the molecule with a region of pillars and wider channels that front the nanochannels. This region of confinement effectively forces the DNA to interact with the pillars and uncoil as the molecule flows into the nanochannel. The stretched out labeled DNA molecules are then imaged, and consensus sequence motif maps are constructed by comparing and clustering DNA molecules with the same sequence motif patterns.
The team applied the technology to generate motif maps of the MHC region for two haploid clone libraries from the MHC Haplotype Consortium collection, using 49 and 46 BAC clones from the PGF and COX libraries, respectively. The procedure involved mixing samples of all the clones for each library, extracting DNA, nick-labeling each mixture and dividing it into two aliquots. One aliquot from each mixture was linearized with one restriction enzyme, and the other with a different restriction enzyme, to generate four nick-labeled, linearized mixtures.
Each mixture was then loaded into the nanochannel array separately and imaged. The contiguous images were subsequently stitched together to produce a longer field of view. "In total, we collected images of 23,000 molecules corresponding to 3 Gb of DNA sequence," the researchers write. "The size of each molecule ranged from 20–220 kb, with a large fraction of the molecules >100 kb."
To simulate a dataset obtained from a diploid DNA sample, the researchers combined image data from all four mixtures before analysis. Distances between each label for all the molecules were calculated and unsupervised clustering analysis carried out. These clusters were then used to generate consensus sequence motif maps for the individual BAC clones, and maps of overlapping BACs joined to produce contig maps. This generated three contigs across the 4.7 Mb MHC region, and allowed the team to highlight regions harboring differences between the two haploid genomes. The results were validated by comparing the data with analyses of the haploid PGF and COX datasets.
Interestingly, while the maps produced using the BioNano Genomics technology matched perfectly with the PGF reference map, there were discrepancies relative to the COX reference map, and subsequent sequencing of the clones determined that there was, in fact, a 4 kb error in the COX reference. Overally, the accuracy of nanochannel genome mapping technology allowed the detection of single nucleotide variants, duplications, and relatively small insertions and deletions, including a 5 kb insertion and a 30 kb tandem duplication. Notably, the MHC haplotype maps accurately differentiated the two HLA-DRB1 variants (DRB 150101 and 030101) within the coding region, something that next-generation sequencing struggles to achieve because the gene is relatively long and harbors large introns in a highly repetitive region, the team notes.
The researchers in addition demonstrated how genome maps generated using the Irys platform can be used to aid de novo sequence assembly following next-generation sequencing of libraries prepared from the PGF and COX clones. Contigs assembled from the sequencing reads were aligned to the map generated using the genome mapping technology, to provide detailed information on the relationship and orientation of contigs, together with the location and size of each gap between them. Importantly, the authors state, using the genome assembly scaffolds improved assembly contiguity, while retaining haplotype and structural information.
"The BioNano approach to genome mapping achieves uniform DNA stretching in a high-throughput format, allowing researchers to directly view genome variation in the full biological context," states Erik Holmlin, Ph.D., the firm's CEO. "This paper demonstrates how the Irys system provides a completely new data type that opens the door to more accurate and comprehensive structural variation discovery studies and improves our ability to achieve high-quality sequence assemblies."
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Apply now for 2016 Diversity Fellowship
SFJ is now taking applications for its 2016 Penny Bender Fuchs Diversity Fellowship for journalists of color.
The fellowship covers all costs to attend our 2016 conference in Austin, Texas, from Aug. 9-14. Conference programming will focus on storytelling on all platforms.
Applicants should have a high interest in features journalism.
Deadline for applying is May 5.
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Sofiya Ballin, Ada Tseng named 2015 Penny Bender Fuchs Diversity Fellows
Congratulations to the 2015 Penny Bender Fuchs Diversity Fellows!
They were chosen on the basis of experience, multimedia and writing skills and what they could learn and give back to SFJ.
Sofiya Ballin is a features reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer. She began her writing career at 17, crafting personal stories about growing up natural for natural hair website, The Coil Review, which ended after 7 years.
An award-winning journalist at Temple University, she also reported and edited for JUMP Philly music magazine, contributed pieces to Ebony.com, became a blogger for Huffington Post, interned at the Philadelphia Daily News, and freelanced for the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Ballin joined the Inquirer's features staff in 2014 after graduation. During her short tenure, she has interviewed mainstream artists and introduced readers to up-and-coming talents, written about trends such as cuffing season and the emergence of Black Twitter, covered major news events such as local Ferguson and Baltimore protests, photographed and produced digital fashion features, and contributed opinion pieces that speak to the millennial soul. Ballin aims to humanize all walks of life through mentorship and her work.
Ada Tseng is a writer and editor based in Southern California, and for the last decade, she's covered pan-Asian arts and entertainment for Asia Pacific Arts, Audrey Magazine, XFINITY Asia, KoreAm Journal, LA Weekly and more. She hosts a podcast called Bullet Train where she turns silly episodes (about Japanese romance simulation games and "American Ninja Warrior," for example) into serious explorations (of love and remakes, respectively). She has a series called "Haikus with Hotties." She studied at UCLA and received her MFA in Writing and Literature at the Bennington Writings Seminars. And she loves writing long feature stories on topics that aren't being covered in the mainstream media.
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Who is this for: Journalists of color who produce arts and features content for news organizations or those interested in pursuing careers in arts and features journalism.
What it covers: Travel and lodging costs to our annual conference, plus a $300 stipend for conference-related expenses.
Application deadline: May 22, 2015
The Society for Features Journalism is committed to developing news-gathering staffs representative of the multicultural communities its members serve. Toward this goal, SFJ is sponsoring the Penny Bender Fuchs Diversity Fellowship Program for journalists of color in conjunction with its annual conference at the University of Maryland. Programming will have heavy emphasis on multimedia, leadership and writing.
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The Society for Features Journalism has honored four Pulitzer Prize winners and three Pulitzer finalists as part of its 2014 Excellence-in-Features Awards contest.
Also receiving awards were nine newspapers for outstanding features sections and journalists in 14 other categories. Contest winners were announced today.
More than 600 entries were judged in the contest, which honors the craft of feature storytelling and the people who do it for a living at news organizations and wire services in the United States and Canada.
Pulitzer Prize winners who won SFJ awards included:
–Liz Balmaseda of the Palm Beach (Fla.) Post, who place first in arts-and-entertainment commentary in the small newspaper division. She won a Pulitzer for commentary in 1993.
–Philip Kennicott of the Washington Post, who placed first in SFJ'S Arts and Entertainment Commentary Portfolio category in the large-newspaper division. He received a Pulitzer for criticism in 2013.
–Eli Saslow of the Washington Post, who placed first in Narrative Writing in the large-newspaper division for "Into the Lonely Quiet," a poignant look at a family who lost a child in the Newton, Conn., school shooting. He won a Pulitzer this year for Explanatory Reporting.
–Gene Weingarten of the Washington Post, who placed second for his General Commentary Portfolio in the large-newspaper division. He has won two Pulitzers for Feature Writing.
Others honored by SFJ included this year's three Pulitzer Feature Writing finalists, a category in which no award was given. They are:
–Scott Farwell of the Dallas Morning News, who won SFJ's Series or Project award in the large-newspaper division for "The Girl in the Closet," a series about a woman's efforts to lead a normal life after years of severe abuse. He was a Pulitzer Feature Writing finalist for that series.
–Christopher Goffard of the Los Angeles Times, who placed first and second in SFJ's General Feature category. He was a Feature Writing finalist for "The Manhunt for Christopher Dormer," which was not entered in SFJ's contest.
–Mark Johnson of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, who was the writer of the series "The Course of Their Lives," which earned two SFJ awards. He was a Pulitzer Feature Writing finalist for that series.
Also winning awards was Carlos Frias, who was an SFJ Diversity Fellow last year. Frias, of the Palm Beach (Fla.) Post, received honors in General Feature, Short Feature and for his body of work in General Commentary and Feature Specialty Writing.
Winning best-section honors in the small-newspaper category (circulation of 90,000 or less) were the Colorado Springs Gazette, Edmonton (Canada) Journal and Portland (Maine) Press Herald.
In the medium-size category (circulation of 90,001 to 199,999), the winners were the Fort Worth (Texas) Star-Telegram, St. Louis Post Dispatch and The Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk.
Winners in the large-newspaper category (circulation of 200,000 and above) were the Los Angeles Times, Star Tribune in Minneapolis and the Washington Post.
Among smaller newspapers, those receiving the most awards were the Palm Beach (Fla.) Post, with nine, and the Edmonton (Canada) Journal and (Albany, N.Y.) Times Union, with seven apiece. In the middle-sized newspaper category, the big winners were The Virginian-Pilot with 10 awards, CNN.com with five and the Austin (Texas) American-Statesman with four. In the large-newspaper category, the Washington Post received 13 honors, the Los Angeles Times won 11 and the Tampa Bay (Fla.) Times had nine.
SFJ will recognize the winners at its national conference Aug. 20-23 in Nashville. SFJ is an organization that promotes and celebrates features journalism.
For a complete list of this year's winners, please see this link: https://featuresjournalism.org/sfj-26th-annual-contest-winners-by-category
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Jim Haag, contest co-chair, 757-446-2977
@WeAreSfj Among "151 Twitters Worth a Follow" in #journalism
Do you recognize some of these Twitter handles: @nytimes, @poynter, @stkonrath and @wikileaks?
According to JournalismDegree.org, they are among the "151 Twitters Worth A Follow" in its recently released "Best in #Journalism" list.
So the Society for Feature Journalism — @WeAreSFJ — is in good company at spot #106!
Here's JournalismDegree's description of our Twitter account: "The Society of Features Journalism helps journalists refine their craft through some of the most innovative posts across the internet. They're incredibly active in retweeting other notable journalism publications, which only makes their feed stronger."
JournalismDegree.org describes itself as "a site dedicated to providing timely and relevant information about journalism degrees and programs."
It decided to put out this list because of Twitter's effect on journalism.
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As Mel Gibson and Lindsay Lohan have repeatedly demonstrated, it's hard to look your best in a mug shot. Even so, I could see from the photograph in the paper that the years hadn't been kind to the man whom I had last seen decades ago in the seminary. Now an ordained priest and pastor, he had just been arrested for stealing money from his parish. Tons of it. Enough to support an extravagant "alter-life" in a fancy big-city apartment with designer suits for himself and Ivy League tuition for his boyfriend. I remember him from seminary as bright, quiet, prayerful, and older than the rest of us. He had made quite a career for himself in the business world and left it all to begin preparation for the priesthood. He seemed so settled and sure in his decisions that I envied his certainty and confidence.
The paper reported that he told the police he had grown to hate being a priest. He said he was annoyed by his diocese, angry at receiving what he believed were the worst assignments, where he was sent to fix problems that other priests had caused. Apparently, then, he felt justified in dipping into the parish collection plate to pay for various extravagances and gifts for his lover. It was owed to him, he said.
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The Lathrop girls basketball team has been able to count on a victory when they meet up with the Oakdale Mustangs, and nothing about that changed Tuesday as the Spartans finished off the Mustangs with a 48-35 Valley Oak League win.
Lathrop High's boys basketball team followed up one statement game with another Tuesday.
RIPON - Ripon High's girls basketball team capped the first half of the Trans-Valley League season Monday with a 62-25 rout of Orestimba.
WESTON RANCH – With just enough hope to keep believing, the Weston Ranch Cougars pressed themselves to within single digits late in the third quarter. The run ushered Sierra into a return-fire scoring frenzy, culminating in a 84-56 Valley Oak League blowout Friday.
East Union countered Manteca's aggression with aggression, and it paid dividends in Friday's Valley Oak League girls basketball showdown between first-place squads.
Old rivalries never die.
Lesson learned.
Things are starting to click in a major way for the Weston Ranch Cougars.
RIPON - The Ripon High girls basketball team has a leg up in the race for the Trans-Valley League's unofficial public schools title.
LATHROP - Sierra High's girls basketball team is hoping its early-season struggles are behind it after putting forth a complete effort Wednesday.
OAKDALE – Neither squad was able to claim a victoyr over the host Wednesday when Weston Ranch and East Union opened their Valley Oak League dual match at Oakdale High, but the Cougars were able to claim bragging rights after a hard-fought 46-24 win against the Lancers.
Things have been going pretty smoothly for the Ripon High wrestling program, and after a bumpy start that pattern continued for the Indians in a 50-26 Trans-Valley League win over Hilmar Wednesday on the road.
The stage is set for Friday's rivalry showdown between East Union and Manteca High's girls basketball teams.
By Scott Thomason's count, his Sierra High boys basketball team has won 15 championships this season.
RIPON – The Indians nearly staged the upset Tuesday over Trans-Valley League power Modesto Christian.
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After a horrific start Tuesday, Giants pitcher Zac Cook got three consecutive outs to end the first inning and then blanked the Red Sox through ...
Three Weston Ranch graduates are going their separate ways for college.
Abby Buitrago is the Southern League's MVP for a third straight season, while Cindy Alvarez and Courtney Slamon are the Most Valuable Offensive and ...
Bikram Thiara made history Saturday night.
Ty Griggs, 14, has continued to gain momentum from his memorable effort at Augusta National in early April.
"El Toro" to his teammates and coaches, East Union senior Marco Gonzales was a nightmare for opposing clubs.
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With Alexis Erich shelved all season by an ACL injury, senior first baseman Michelle Castro and junior pitcher Mikayla Bongi filled the void well for ...
Sierra hurdler Bikram Thiara scheduled his workouts for the morning to avoid the heat this week.
Leah Manuleleua graduated as the Manteca High girls soccer team's all-time career leader in goals scored, but she has meant much more to the ...
LODI - The sting of defeat may linger for John DeVisser, Ripon Christian's fiery baseball coach who endured his fair share losses for the Knights ...
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Spartanburg City Council to address storm drainage, parking ordinance
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Spartanburg City Council has two brief items on the agenda for its meeting Monday afternoon.
Downtown Manager Mark Cleveland will ask council to clarify its parking ordinance to specifically require a vehicle's owner be responsible for payment of parking violation fines.
In other business, Jay Squires, stormwater manager, will ask council to award a bid to remove and replace about 20 feet of storm drainage pipe and two catch basins on the south side of Silver Hill Street. Two firms submitted bids on the project and Spartanburg-based Martin and Sons Contracting Inc. was the low bidder at $38,700. Squires stated in a memo to council that Martin and Sons was qualified to complete the work.
Council meets at 5:30 p.m. Monday in council chambers at City Hall.
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Hey, Mark. For me you summed up Woodgate's main asset very well there.
Much in the great Bobby Moore mould in that sense, his reading of a game is almost radar like.


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Another small suggestion which fixes one unavailable functionality if no front end cookie is used.
If feature "When the front page is visited, set the language according to the browser preference" is enabled, and user clicks a "Home" link to front page in a a non-browser preference language, and has no cookie set, he gets to the browser preference language front page.
That's ok, a known limiation of the "no cookie" expert setting.
With a small enhancement, this could be taken care of:
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Baked Sweet Potato With Topping
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
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The Toledo Blade credits ARA Content for this recipe. I don't know who they are, and I haven't made this recipe, but it sounds good and is different than anything else on Recipezaar. Recipe may be doubled.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 fresh sweet potato
- 1 tablespoon pure maple syrup
- 1 tablespoon raisins
- 2 teaspoons sunflower seeds
- salt and pepper
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Foil line baking sheet.
- Prick potato with fork. Place on baking sheet and bake one hour or until very tender.
- Split sweet potato and top with remaining ingredients.
- NOTE: Potato may be microwaved instead. Try eight minutes, rotating potato after four for even cooking.
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I upgraded WP to 2.3.1 a few days ago. Everything went well.
Until today I see that the admin pages (Themes, Plugins, Edit and so on) are very very slow - I have to wait 30 to 60 seconds.
The blog pages are build normally - less in 1 second. So the readers of my blog don't see a difference.
I deleted all unused plugins and themes.
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I just got A Valley Without Wind and its sequel from the Indie Royale Arclight Bundle. Having never played either game, and being a little short on time, what would I miss if I choose to play the sequel without playing the first game? What are the major differences between the two games?
From what I gathered the two games are not really related, at least in story. So you could perfectly play two before one.
The developers where not totally happy with the way they made A valley without wind 1 so they offered 2 for free for the owners of 1. At least that is what I can recall. So they just went into a different direction gameplay wise for 2. But left 1 alone so the fans of that game were not disappointed.
See this blog post http://christophermpark.blogspot.nl/2012/09/a-valley-without-wind-2-full-sequel.html


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In death as in life: Peter Saville and Ben Kelly's memorial to their friend and collaborator Anthony H Wilson is three years late, but it was worth the wait
Factory Records founder Anthony H Wilson died in August 2007. Just over three years later, a memorial headstone designed collaboratively by Wilson's long-term associates Peter Saville and Ben Kelly with Paul Barnes and Matt Robertson, was unveiled in The Southern Cemetery in Chorlton-Cum-Hardy, Manchester.
The black granite headstone carries a quote, chosen by Wilson's family, from The Manchester Man, the 1876 novel by Mrs G Linnaeus Banks (aka Isabella Varley Banks), the story of one Jabez Clegg and his life in Victorian Manchester. The quote is set in Rotis.
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Between what heights will "Jungle" biome trees grow to? I'm curious because sometimes I get really short awkward trees, and at times I get huge trees with multiple layers of leaves. Is there a minimum height or maximum height?
According to Wikipedia there is no real limit found in the code with regard to the height cap. There is however a limit found in the number of logs of which a tree may exist of: 55.
I've grown ones that are 31 in height, from ground to the top of their leaves. I doubt that's a maximum though.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - A bill pushed by Attorney General Troy
King to require Alabama voters to show photo identification at the
polls has modest support but enough foes to make it difficult to
pass, according to an Associated Press survey of legislators.
The survey found 45 percent of House members who responded and
47 percent of senators saying they support legislation requiring
voters to show government-issued identification.
But 38 percent of House members responding and 37 percent of
senators said they oppose the measure, a degree of opposition that
could make it difficult for the bill to come up for a vote or to
stop debate in the House or Senate.
Supporters believe this is the right time to push the
legislation because of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year that
upheld an Indiana law photo ID law.
A black lawmaker, state Rep. Alvin Holmes, D-Montgomery, said he
believes a purpose of the legislation is to discourage blacks from
going to the polls.
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parliamentary trick possible" to keep the bill from coming up for
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I am using the Arclite theme.
On this theme, on the bottom of the header there is a navigation bar that includes links to all the parent pages that I've created, and child pages appear in drop-down menus.
However, it appears to me that the parent pages are automatically placed in alphabetical order from left to right, and child pages in alphabetical order from top to bottom. I would like to place my pages in an order that is different from alphabetical. In addition, I would like to have the option to select which pages are displayed (keeping some pages hidden).
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I have successfully booted an existing Ubuntu 12.04 physical partition installation under a Windows 7 host, as explained here. I use a grub rescue disk .iso to manually boot the kernel, get to the Ubuntu login screen and desktop after that.
Thing is I want to either:
- automate the kernel loading commands from the grub rescue disk;
- use a second instance (?) of grub for this virtual machine...
...in order to setup automatic boot in both Virtualbox AND Physical boot while maintaining the Windows 7 menu entries on the Physical boot.
Correct me if i'm wrong, but I say a second instance of grub since after I run update-grub on the VBox VM (which actually runs a physical partition, but only has visibility to that same partition), I lose the Windows 7 menu entries since it cannot see the whole disk while updating the grub configuration (I can recover my Windows 7 boot entry by booting Ubuntu as host and re-running update-grub with "full" disk visibility). I would expect it to be possible to create a virtual partition on my VBox .vmdk file to install a second grub there, and still keep the "pointer" to the physical partition from Ubuntu visible on the same .vmdk (might be impossible though, but I couldn't say).
Feel free to include any Inception jokes on your answears, I can relate.
P.S.: Thinking further on this issue has led me to a theory on installing grub for Windows on my Win7 partition, giving it boot priority, and having 2 grub menu prompts when physically booting: The first one (installed in Win7 partition) would allow me to pick between Win7 and the second Grub partition (the one that will auto-boot VBox without the rescue disk). Has anyone accomplished this? I'm unfamiliar with grub4dos or wingrub so I digress.


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While it isn't exactly a "free-for-all" (it's a collection of one-on-one scenes), it offers bright color and contrast with all its five pairings.
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How do I go about parsing a local XML file to be able to put its string values in the
TextView.setText(String) method? My local XML file looks something like this:
<sura index="1" name="الفاتحة">
<aya index="1" text="In the name of Allah, the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful."/>
<aya index="2" text="[All] praise is [due] to Allah, Lord of the worlds -"/>
<aya index="3" text="The Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful,"/>
<aya index="4" text="Sovereign of the Day of Recompense."/>
<aya index="5" text="It is You we worship and You we ask for help."/>
<aya index="6" text="Guide us to the straight path -"/>
<aya index="7" text="The path of those upon whom You have bestowed favor, not of those who have evoked [Your] anger or of those who are astray."/>
<sura index="2" name="البقرة">
<aya index="1" text="Alif, Lam, Meem."/>
<aya index="2" text="This is the Book about which there is no doubt, a guidance for those conscious of Allah -"/>
<aya index="3" text="Who believe in the unseen, establish prayer, and spend out of what We have provided for them,"/>
<aya index="4" text="And who believe in what has been revealed to you, [O Muhammad], and what was revealed before you, and of the Hereafter they are certain [in faith]."/>
<aya index="5" text="Those are upon [right] guidance from their Lord, and it is those who are the successful."/>
I want to be able to access specific text strings located at specific ayh index numbers but I'm not sure how to do it since for every aya object within a sura object there are two things, the index and the text which I want to access. Please help!


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I want to remove the Date and the Author from the post because it appears on Google. I want to display directly the content of the post on the Google Search Engine.
Here is my WordPress Theme. (you can get it, it is directly download)
I am not an WordPress expert, so I can not figure this out with other topics on WordPress Support Forum.
If someone is able to help me, thank you. Just let me know what I should remove from my /wp-admin/


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Woodland Park Zoo event
EVENT PURPOSE: Goal 1, Objective 2 of SEEP EPA grant
Faculty members at SEEP universities attended an Environmental Resources Workshop at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo in October of 2008 to learn about human and materials resources for environmental/sustainability curricula from governmental agencies, informal science education institutions, and others.
DATE: October 23 and 24, 2008
LOCATION: Woodland Park Zoo - Seattle, Washington
FUNDING AND SUPPORT: EPA, National Girls Collaborative, Washington State LASER, Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Woodland Park Zoo, Washington State University
- TOTOS members (science methods professors)
- Education resource people from the following agencies: Woodland Park Zoo, Olympic Park Institute, UW Botanic Gardens, IslandWood, Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium, Washington Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, Nature Vision, Seattle Aquarium, BioQuest, EPA, Salish Sea Expeditions, Restoration Ecology for Young Stewards, Seattle Parks and Recreation, Camp Long Environmental Learning Center, 4-H (Extension, WSU), Association of Washington School Principals' Outdoor Learning Centers, Homewaters Project, Pacific Science Center, Pacific Education Institute, Facing the Future, National Park Service
We had a special grizzly bear program just for our group!
Katie Remine, School Programs Supervisor, gave the group examples of programs that are done with children who visit the Woodland Park Zoo
TOTOS discussion group for the Office of Public Instruction (OSPI) to provide feedback on the revised K-12 Science Standards for the state of Washington
TOTOS participants learned about human and materials resources available for environmental/sustainability curricula from governmental agencies, informal science education institutions, and others. This information will be helpful to TOTOS professors as they prepare lessons for their pre-service teachers and the information will be helpful to the pre-service teachers as they become teachers and need these resources for their own teaching.


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To The Editor: Contrary to the letter writer's opinion of March 28, two loving gay men can nurture an infant from birth without breast milk from its birth mother. I was raised on "Carnation" canned milk from infancy by heterosexuals, and I am a healthy strong-boned 70-year-old senior.
We gays serve to adopt the unwanted infants of dysfunctional straight couples. We are gay from birth, which means that one in 10 of all infants are born gay.
The world is seriously overpopulated. It would be much worse if another 10 percent of the population started producing babies.
We gays improve society in the following ways.
Gay males tend to be less combative than straight ones. They tend to play the role of peacemakers and compromise makers.
Gay people tend to be more funny, artistic, creative and original than straights. This is partly because they have time to develop those skills, being freed from the time constraints of caring for a family.
Gay people tend to mix between all social classes. They are the antidote to stratification.
Lesbians (and among males, gay males) are at the forefront of equal rights for women. They are an antidote to the subjugation of women.
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Not quite sure how I interpret the title. The work has that numinous, enigmatic quality -- really powerful, there's no ignoring it, that's for sure. Dark and mysterious, fiery, but is there also vulnerability, compassion and selflessness behind those eyes? Great collaboration -- great art, perhaps your best I think.
still so beautiful. in love with your eyes hun. amazing work.
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Lovely indeed! Nice to see you again!
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Two St. Augustine committees plan to host events this week that celebrate and honor the 40th anniversary of the civil rights movement in St. Augustine during the 1960s.
St. Augustine was the site of civil rights leader the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s only Florida arrest. Several speakers this week will relate their personal experiences with King in St. Augustine.
The 40th ACCORD, which stands for Anniversary to Commemorate the Civil Rights Demonstrations, and the Civil Rights Committee of St. Augustine are sponsoring events open to the public. In addition, Temple Bet Yam is also sponsoring an event that is open to the public.
Some events require registration, reservations and the purchase of tickets.
Andrew Young, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and former Atlanta mayor, will be the guest speaker at the Civil Rights Committee's hallmark event Saturday.
However, Committee Chairman Gerald Eubanks said the event is a sellout through preregistration and no tickets will be available at the door.
For information about ACCORD events, contact Carrie Johnson at 825-1194 or Gwendolyn Duncan (386) 986-4121.
For information about the events of the Civil Rights Committee of St. Augustine, call Eubanks at 794-1544.
The week's events include:
40th ACCORD plans a Service of Reconciliation at 5 p.m. in First United Methodist Church, 118 King St., to remember and express regret for the pain experienced here during the civil rights movement.
Colorful flags depicting the logo of the Civil Rights Committee will be hoisted at 10 a.m. at the north foot of the Bridge of Lions to commemorate the contributions and personal sacrifices of local heroes and heroines.
Thursday, June 17
The Civil Rights Committee plans a registration and hospitality gathering from 1 p.m.; entertainment at American Legion Post 194 on Pearl Street, beginning at 1 p.m.
At 5 p.m. musical entertainment by Clyde Crawford and Friends will begin.
Eubanks said there is a $30 per person registration fee for participation in the committee's activities and registration is required so that appropriate tickets and parking passes may be issued in advance.
Only those who pre-registered for the Saturday dinner featuring Andrew Young will be able to attend, Eubanks said.
40th ACCORD plans its registration from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Flagler College Auditorium, 14 Granada St., with music by Rutha Harris, a "freedom singer" from Albany, Ga., from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
At 6:30 p.m., there will be the first screening of the new documentary film, "Slave Market Diary," directed by Clennon King. Donation is $10 per person.
The 40th ACCORD plans the following events at the Bishop Baker Center, 259 St. George St.:
A free "healing forum" and brunch from 10 a.m. until noon. Richard Burton Sr., NAACP national board member, will serve as moderator.
12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. is storytelling time for all present to relate their memories of being civil rights demonstrators.
5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., a presentation and book signing by Deric Gilliard, author of "Living in the Shadows of a Legend, Unsung Heroes and Sheroes Who Marched with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr."
8 p.m., the second screening of "Slave Market Diary" will be shown. Donation is $10 per person.
Temple Bet Yam welcomes Rabbi Israel Dresner, civil and human rights activist, as speaker at its Shabbat service at 7:30 p.m. at the temple, State Road A1A and Florida Avenue on Anastasia Island. Refreshments will follow the service.
Dresner was jailed in St. Augustine with King. His topic will be "Justice, Justice Shall You Persevere."
Please RSVP to Meri McCarthy at 471-3060 by Tuesday. There is no admission charge.
The 40th ACCORD plans a barbecue from noon to 4 p.m. at the Willie Galimore Community Center, Eddie Vickers Park, 399 S. Riberia St.
Historian David Nolan will give a tour from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Suggested donation for barbecue and tour is $15 per person.
From noon to 2 p.m., author Deric Gilliard will give a second presentation and book signing, with Rutha Harris singing from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
At 1 p.m., the third screening of "Slave Market Diary" will be shown at St. Paul A.M.E. Church, 85 M.L.King Ave. Donation is $10 per person.
The Civil Rights Committee's banquet and awards program is scheduled for the Robert Ensslin Armory on State Road 207, featuring the Andrew Young, former ambassador to the United Nations and former mayor of Atlanta. Young participated in the civil rights movement with King in St. Augustine. The event is a sellout, no tickets will be available at the door.
Those attending will be required to show their ticket and a photo identification, required by the Florida National Guard for entry into the armory, Eubanks said.
A social hour is from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., with dinner at 7 p.m. In addition to Young's speech, honors will be bestowed on the foot soldiers of the civil rights movement, both living and deceased.
June 20
ACCORD has scheduled a Cavalcade of Choirs from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., including the unveiling of its plan for a marker at the "Slave Market," in the Plaza de la Constitucion.
The Civil Rights Committee will have a 3 p.m. tea at Flagler College in honor of Dr. R.B. Hayling, one of St. Augustine's earliest civil rights leaders.
The featured speaker will be Henry "Hank" Thomas of Atlanta, a member of the original Freedom Riders, who grew up in St. Augustine.
Committee Senior Advisor Barbara Vickers and Vice Chairwoman Bernice Harper will display memorabilia of the civil rights era in St. Augustine.
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Stick styled home designs are another variation of Victorian architecture. A forerunner to Shingle architecture, it was in fashion during the late 1800's in particular from around the 1860's – 1890's. The style is primarily identified by the "stick-work" or false half timber that mimics the Medieval English Tudor Revival buildings. However, in contrast to the stick house plans, most Tudor Revival houses were sided with stucco, stone, or brick. On the other hand, stick style houses are almost always made with wood.
During the days of its popularity, many pattern books were published that showed examples of stick construction but relatively few were built. Victorian stick architecture style was a transitional style that followed Gothic Revival architecture and preceded Queen Anne architecture which was a more widespread and popular style. San Francisco has a large concentration of townhouses in the stick house plans style and in the northeastern states there are surviving examples of gabled stick Victorian houses.
Identifying features of stick Victorian house plans includes wooden wall siding (either shingles or horizontal siding) broken up by uniformed patterns of wood (stick-work) in horizontal, vertical, and/ or diagonal boards raised from the surface of the wall. Roofs are steeply pitch gables (except in townhouse versions where the roof is flat) with cross gables present. The gables are decorated with trusses at the apex, brackets support overhanging eaves with exposed rafter tails, and the porches usually have diagonal support or curve braces. Some examples even show the addition of a tower either square or rectangular in shape. It is rare that you will find all the these features in one example of stick Victorian house plans.


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I though this looked quite interesting with the hot sun and the smoke from the stack.
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this is great.
very cool shot!
this is great! All the grit one would epect to find in industry.
good capture
well done
well done
Superb! Instant , nothing more to say.
nice photo
Beautiful and disturbing. I like it.
its pretty hard hiting...to think about what we're doing to our world...its disgusting
I love how the smoke seems to be wrapping around the sun.
Whoa, that shot looks really good O.o
And Sunburn is such a great title
And Sunburn is such a great title
it looks great! I like the frame
fantastic shot man....
wow, nice colours and composition. the smoke curled perfectly for you
you're no relation to Jerry Hsu, i take it? haha, just playin~ although you are both photographers...
you're no relation to Jerry Hsu, i take it? haha, just playin~ although you are both photographers...
hahah noppers, not related to him (or maybe?!) hahaha
....im not btw lol
hahah noppers, not related to him (or maybe?!) hahaha
....im not btw lol
very nice work. funny how something can be so disgusting yet still incredibly beautiful to behold.
that... is an amzing photo... great capture. simply amazing.
Industrial pollution at it's best. Looks like the smoke is devouring the sun. I think it's a very moving photo.
Just perfect how that turned out... gives an incredible effect of the sun being clouded by the fumes X_x;;
perfect love it !
amazing shot congratulations
i love it. nice photo. the way the smoke wraps round the sun is quality.
Wow, that's cool
Oh wow, this is quite interesting. So original! Good angle too, the colors are great too. Best sun photo I've seen in a while!
I think the smoke stacks make it. I mean it's a great sky and all, but for me it's that bit of smoke that's caught in the light, and the sun, trapped behind that thick, dark plume. It's probably the only time of day something like that could look so beautiful! It's a stunning shot.
...excelent!....a great concept with a nice sharp-focused picture.....instant fav.....


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A man who got into a confrontation with his neighbor a year ago has been found guilty of third-degree battery.
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In May 2012, Clinton hairdresser Robbie Cole, 53, died after a confrontation with Delay outside his home. Cole was knocked to the ground during the confrontation, reports stated.
Initially, Cole did not appear to be seriously injured, but his condition deteriorated while he was at Ozark Medical Center and Cole was airlifted to a Little Rock hospital where he died the next day.
Cole told authorities at the time that Delay's daughter was in his yard bothering his dogs and he asked her to leave, according to a Clinton Police Department report. Cole told police Delay then came onto his property and pushed him to the ground. Cole reportedly hit his head on the brick-and-concrete driveway.
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Conoco Second-Quarter Profit Beats Estimates as Production Rises
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ConocoPhillips (COP:US), the largest independent U.S. oil and natural gas producer, raised its full-year production forecast as it reported second-quarter profit that surpassed estimates.
Net income dropped to $2.05 billion, or $1.65 a share, from $2.27 billion, or $1.80, a year earlier, Houston-based ConocoPhillips said in a Business Wire statement today. Excluding certain one-time items, per-share profit was 12 cents higher than the $1.29 average (COP:US) of 21 analysts' estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
The global explorer has been selling assets for more than three years as it seeks to focus on its most profitable holdings. The company said in today's statement it expects proceeds of about $9 billion this year from agreements to sell properties in Algeria, Nigeria and its stake in the Kashagan project in Kazakhstan.
ConocoPhillips had said previously that project maintenance and preparations to boost oil and gas production would lower output in the second and third quarters compared with the year's first three months.
"This is really a transition year for the company," Brian Youngberg, an analyst with Edward Jones in St. Louis, said in a phone interview before the results were released. "This should be the bottom and then they expect growth" in production. Youngberg has a hold rating on ConocoPhillips shares and owns none.
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I know per annum is from Latin, but what are the real-world differences between these two phrases? Is one used in certain contexts and the other in other contexts?
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These example sentences are representative of the most common uses of these two phrases and, as one can see, there is no real difference between per annum and per year in usage.
As kiamlaluno says, per annum is traditionally used more in financial contexts than per year, but these sentences show that per year is also perfectly acceptable.
Per annum is used in financial contexts to mean for each year.
Annum is the Latin word for year. Its meaning in English has not really diverged at all, so it is basically just a snooty (or jargonistic) way to say year. Fewer people know the word, so it is probably a good word to use if you are trying to bury the truth of something under a blanket of obscure verbiage.
The cynic in me begs to point out that financial institutions and lawyers like to use it...
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