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For me it's Wesley, no question. I almost felt like Verizon was packed during his intros. Pumped me up for the season.
Searching For A Wizards PA Announcer: Auditions of the Final Five
The public address announcer sits in the background, yet courtside. He goes relatively unknown, but he's kind of a big deal. He is what Ron Burgundy is to parties, bringing life to the arena. This is dedicated to the under-appreciated PA announcer guy.
When Ted Leonsis holds open tryouts for the voice that could be bellowing John Wall's name for the next 10 years, cuing mad cheering and perhaps some tea-kettle dancing, it's more than worth taking the stroll from work to the Verizon Center to check it out.
Over 200 applied but only 50 were invited to boom their pipes alongside the freshly painted (cured) Georgetown and Wizards basketball floors. As I arrived for the main event, that number had been narrowed done to 16. The mic was then cut on and the sound system turned up. The audition provided a good sample of general game announcements (fouls, scoring plays and PSAs), an ad-lib to Kiss Cam B-roll, and finally, lineup introductions.
The original plan was to pick a single winner from the 16 performances, but it was clearly much too hard to distinguish one voice from the crowd. Five stood out to Leonsis and his decision makers, so they were asked to do the lineup again … but with more energy, more uniqueness. Below you'll find a brief profile of each, along with video of their final lineup announcement and an interview.
I'm refusing to compare this to American Idol, way too easy, but surely someone will. However, I am giving you, the reader, the option to vote on your favorite (which is also evidently what they do on that show). But this is in no way affiliated with the Wizards and their decision-making, it's just for S&Gs (curse word that rhymes with mitt, and giggles). Also, as outlined, because this is potentially a very long-term gig, it's likely requires more due diligence than simple public opinion.
The team has said they will release the results on Tuesday, which will also include who might serve as backup.
Without further ado, the Final Five:
Ralph Wesley…
– D.C. born and bred, Northeast to be exact, where he still lives. Ralph attended Archbishop Carroll and calls himself a "homer," as in a fan of all the local sports teams. He attended Delaware State and still does announcing for their football and basketball games. Ralph just finished his first full season as the Washington Mystics PA announcer after serving as their backup for the previous couple of years.
Harvey Williams…
– another D.C. product who, believe it or not, at one point lived in a Southeast Washington affordable housing complex developed by Abe Pollin and named after his late daughter Linda. Harvey currently lives in Anapolis and is a lifelong fan of the franchise going back prior to the championship days. He has sports radio experience from his time served in the Air Force, experience announcing at the Special Olympics, and says he's patterned some of his style off D.C. sports announcing legend Frank Herzog.
Byron Hudtloff…
– hails from Kensington, Maryland. He started announcing high school football games at Bethesda-Chevy Chase, got some of the same experience while attending the University of Richmond, and got his big break calling the 1998 BB&T Classic, a local D.C. basketball tournament. Hudtloff said a recommendation from Wes Unseld via the BB&T landed him fill-in work with the Capitals and Wizards, once including the opportunity to announce Michael Jordan when he played in D.C. Byron also does George Washington women's basketball announcing and fills in for the men's team.
Mike Clapper…
– traveled all the way from the Buckeye state for this contest. You think this guy wants it bad? He's willing to travel and do whatever Mr. Leonsis would want him to do in terms of commitment. Clapper has done some fill-in work for his home-state Cleveland Cavaliers and is perfectly willing to come into the territory of the former (I guess) enemy. In addition to finishing as bridesmaid twice for NBA gigs, once with the Cavs, Mike said he announced 64 basketball high school and college games last year. He got his start with the campus radio station at Bowling Green. And about that LeBron fella? Mike says "no hard feelings." Nice man, that Mike.
Charles Trahan…
– a PG County product who went to Oxon Hill High, which was when he started as PA for the boy's basketball team. He attended Florida A&M and did the PA work for men's and women's basketball and track. Charles then worked in television at ESPN for several years, but not so much for his voice. He, however, said he did some voice-overs for features and other one-liners for teasers because co-workers liked his voice. Charles has also served as a teacher in Baltimore City for six years. He grew up a fan of the local teams, especially the Caps, and said he once met Wes Unseld and Elvin Hayes back when he was a "knee high" kid.
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Loved Ralph's passion and energy. His voice is good too. I'm rooting for him and think he could represent the Wizards well. Although I can relate with Trahan, since he's an OHHS alum like myself.
Other than that, imo, the others didn't really jump off the page. Are you sure these are the absolute best 5 they had? I'm sure they would have found a few more great candidates if they took a chance with some of the 170+ or so people they eliminated, and gave a few of them a shot to audition.
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RE:>>There are lots of great people in the hosta society but I did not join the
>>to increase my circle of friends. I joined to learn about hostas. I think Ben
>>makes some valid points about sticking to the subject of hostas.
But did Ben join to increase his circle of enemies? Did any of us? I think not.
I asked Ben for a copy of his article weeks ago because I would like to read it,
but I also recommended that it be published online. I'd like to see him publish
it to a web site over in the Netherlands. If he sends it here, believe me, I'll
get it done in a jiffy. There are lots of folks that would like to read ALL of
the scientific articles that pertain to the genus Hosta, and plants in general,
and what better medium than the web?
I would posit that the medium of a specialty gardening magazine, designed to meet
the needs of the broadly interested membership of a National Association, is not
that good of a place for publication of articles of a scientific nature. Many of
the magazines DO include some percentage of scientifically related articles, but
their TOC should not be even remotely similar to a scientific journal. You would
see mass rebellion if that were to occur, and likely a drop in membership.
Because editor's understand that SOME percentage of the readers have interests in
a VARIETY of subject areas, you'll probably see one or two scientifically oriented
articles, with very BROAD appeal (as in BAP, TC, hybridization work, etc), being
published in these types of magazines.
There is already a formal review process in place (for articles to be published in
the AHS Journal), which has evolved from some time in 1969, so there is little
need to address that process here. This is one of those things in life that
evolves slowly over time to its present form, and for a whole host of good
reasons. (LIke the spelling of words). Currently, I believe the review is
headed up by the AHS Journal editor and the Chair of the Scientific Committee
(post currently vacant). Therefore, if I want to have an article published in
the journal, I submit it through these channels and do everything in my power to
conform to their requirements. I don't have to like these requirements, but if I
want publication, then doesn't it make sense that I would at least try to comply?
I wish the whole process could be a lot easier, but I'd rather see fewer typos,
above average grammar, and use of the best scientific methods that money can buy
(or brains can muster). Our readership deserves this, and the editors will tend
to focus on layout, spelling, grammer, article mix, photo procurement, costs,
politics, and some level preferences to elder statesmen or women, for sure.
However, if you are only seeing 100 people contributing, that is probably all that
are contributing.
RE:>>I think a lot of space was wasted in the Journal with the whole series of
>>hostas would I buy if I had X number of dollars". Almost the same hostas were
>>listed over and over again. This series seemed like filler material to me.
How many times do you need to see, or hear, an advertising impression for a new
product before you'll take action to even CONSIDER a purchase? Six. Seven? The
AHS Journal is promoting Hostas, so as much as I want to see scientific articles,
too, these regional articles could have even broader appeal. (It helps people to
see what Cornelia Holland likes--she has a great eye).
From the articles I have read of Ben's, particularly the "Flow Cytometry
DNA Analysis in Hosta reveals ploidy Chimeras", there is little question that the
scientific method was applied. However, for this article to appear in the AHS
Journal without significant editorializing, I believe this would be a mistake.
The target audience is just too dissimilar from those who enjoy these types of
When you consider that there were literally hundreds of people that went on tour
in Minneapolis, yet thousands who did not but would like to vicariously be part of
that event, it seems obvious to me that the editor is doing "the right thing" by
publishing this information. A much larger group of members would be interested
in the AHS Convention than in scientific articles. Sad to say, but true.
With the above said, let me recommend once again that there is better medium for
publication of scientific articles -- the Internet.
And for all the same reasons that the HostaLibrary.org has taken off, a
scientifically related web site will take off. I see that a number of folks are
VERY interested in subscribing to another Hosta magazine, for $25.00, and this
seems like an excellent investment IF you are really into Hostas. (From what I
read, I'll probably jump on the bandwagon to get my own subscription). Yet, I
wonder.... are we utilizing the web as we could?
Moments ago, I posted a link to some very interesting information about the
mapping of the genome of Arabidopsis Thaliana--the first plant genome to ever be
fully sequenced. And I ordered a poster and a CD-ROM disk (all for free!) from
that site. I wonder how many of this group will go there and post that they are
interested in seeing more articles, more links, more conversion SPECIFICALLY about
science (http://dev.hostahaven.com/discus/messages/35/35.html?978799859.). I know
of no others on the internet at this time that are trying to offer this kind of
forum. Bob Axmear worked on it for a while, but later saw that there was so
little interest that he made a decision to cease supporting it. It takes a lot of
I'm not saying it's the ideal medium, or the only site, but when will we begin to
see that there are better media available, such as what is posted at the
http://www.hostasports.com web site?
I asked Ben for a copy of his article, to review and possibly publish it. Maybe
he'll post it, maybe he won't. But if he sends it to me, I'll post it within a
few minutes, or better yet, a link to it at his site in The Netherlands.
I'll be adding interesting articles all the time, but I have to know of them
Later, Hosta Dude...
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Book DescriptionThe American Era makes a provocative argument about America's world role. It sets out the case for a grand strategy that recognizes American preponderance as necessary and desirable for coping with the perils of the post-9/11 world. The book argues firstly that, Militant Islamic terrorism and weapons of mass destruction pose a threat which requires us to alter the way we think about the pre-emptive and preventive use of force. Secondly, the UN and other international bodies are incapable of acting on these urgent problems. Thirdly, in an international system with no true central authority other countries will inevitably look for leadership to the US. The book argues that if America does not respond actively to terrorist threats, no one else will take the initiative.
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Retreat and its Consequences, Paperback (May 2016)
This book explores the consequences of retreat and retrenchment in foreign policy which threaten America's own security.
Power and Willpower in the American Future, Hardback (April 2012)
This book makes a strong argument against the widely proclaimed notion that the United States is destined to decline.
American Era, Paperback (January 2007)
This controversial book addresses America's role in light of recent terrorist events.
Eagle Rules, Paperback (August 2001)» View all books by Robert J. Lieber
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3970 Colorado Ave UNIT D Boulder, CO 80303
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Fabulous multi-level Townhome in a very convenient location. Lots of wood flooring, 3 bedrooms on the upper level, great kitchen and a 2 car attached garage. Tremendous!
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4955 Twin Lakes Rd UNIT 51 Boulder, CO 80301
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Bright and spacious 2nd floor condo in Twin Lakes, just steps away to Open Space trails & wetlands. Beautifully remodeled with hardwood & tile flooring, updated kitchen featuring slab granite, new cabinetry & SS appliances. Master bedroom offers an updated bath + walk-in closet. Cozy wood burning fireplace. New interior paint & sliding glass door. Lots of closet & storage space. Enjoy the pool, hot tub, exercise room or clubhouse. Choice for Fairview or Boulder high schools. Dogs & cats welcome!
3950 Colorado Ave UNIT L Boulder, CO 80303
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Pottery barn cute 2-story townhome on a large corner lot with contemporary interior features and layout! Great room feel with fireplace, sizable vaulted master suite with private bath, updated bathrooms, stainless steel appliances, mountain views, 2nd floor laundry, wrap around porch, 1 car attached + 1 reserved adjacent space, community gardens, RTD, CU and a great central Boulder address!
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7126 Four Rivers Rd Boulder, CO 80301
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Tucked back at the end of a cul-de-sac on a wooded & private lot that backs to the BCC Golf Course! The spacious ranch home has been tastefully updated w/ wood floors, vaulted ceilings & newer eat-in kitchen w/ slab granite, stainless appliances & plenty of cabinet space. Relax in the cozy family room w/ gorgeous stone gas fireplace or step outside on the spacious patio w/ beautiful mountain & golf course views! Master bedroom w/ 5-PC bath also has patio access. Sun-Filled Loft/Office space too!
4295 Moorhead Ave Boulder, CO 80305
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Great opportunity for first-time homebuyer or investor! This is one of the rare single family homes available in Boulder priced under $600k! Great view of the Flatirons, huge lot w/storage shed perfect for gardening and pets! Earn instant equity w/ some minor cosmetic updating and easily convert the large laundry room to a 4th bedroom! Hardwood floors on the main and upper levels of the home, newer roof and double pane windows throughout! Garage was converted into huge, main floor family room.
1350 Rosewood Ave UNIT A Boulder, CO 80304
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CHARMING CARRIAGE HOUSE AT THE VILLAGE AT UPTOWN BROADWAY. Active Urban Lifestyle. Euro-Designer finishes; floor to ceiling glass; light, bright spaces; granite island kitchen; hardwood floors; stainless appliances; large deck. "Skip to Pearl St. and CU; bike and hike; Bacco, Proto's, Amante, 4580 nearby gym, shops, Private 1 Car Garage.
4869 Valkyrie Dr Boulder, CO 80301
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Stunning 4bd/4bth w/breathtaking views from every room.Suited on a private 1 acre corner lot, surrounded by open space,close to Boulder Rez & best biking and running trails in Boulder.Top to bottom remolded in 07 offers luxury finishes throughout.Large gourmet kitchen, heated travertine tiled sun rm,vaulted ceilings,luxurious master suite overlooking the snowcapped mountains,courtyard w/outdoor kitchen, oversize 3 car garage. 2 miles to Boulder/Boulder schools.The best that Boulder has to offer.
4365 Ludlow Street Boulder, CO 80305
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Remodeled home-premiere condition on a quiet street. Updated kitchen, baths, roof, windows, furnace and more. Wood flooring thru-out main level. Finished basement/cozy fireplace and large windows filling the space with natural light. Generous, landscaped lot. Flatiron views. Garage plus additional off street parking for all your toys! Close to Rec Center, park, trials, bus line, shopping and restaurants.
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Remodeled home-premiere condition on a quiet street. Updated kitchen, baths, roof, windows, furnace and more. Wood flooring thru-out main level. Finished basement/cozy fireplace and large windows filling the space with natural light. Generous, landscaped lot. Flatiron views. Garage plus additional off street parking for all your toys! Close to Rec Center, park, trials, bus line, shopping and restaurants.
4647 7th St Boulder, CO 80304
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Sensational Views! Gorgeous property in coveted Northbriar Estates. Gourmet kitchen, open floor plan w/lots of natural light. 5 bedroom/4 baths. New stone patio, bordering open space with incredible West, South, flatiron, foothills, & open space views and a fenced private yard with beautiful landscaping. Inviting master w/ sitting area, balcony, large walk in closet & marble steam shower. Lower level w/nice high ceilings, additional large bedroom & bath, spacious family rec room, w/wet bar.
4934 10th St Boulder, CO 80304
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Sunny townhome in North Boulder w/ mountain view. Many updates: fully remodeled kitchen, hardwood flrs, new carpet, custom window blinds & more. OWNED 2.52 kW PV SOLAR SYSTEM w/ warranty = low utilities. Home is well appointed & impeccably maintained by the original owners. Lives like a house! Located in popular Dakota Ridge close to trails, 2 parks, Protos Pizzeria, Spruce Confections, Amante Coffee & more. Super low HOA. RTD Pass included w/ HOA, 1 car garage + extra parking.
5125 51st St 3 UNIT 3 Boulder, CO 80301
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Sitting on almost 4 acres, zoned agricultural abutting a conservation easement with stunning views of the Boulder Reservoir, Foothills and Haystack Mountain. Ranch home could be removed (with Boulder county approval) or remodeled. Features include a wrap-around deck, walk-out basement(potential in-law suite), ample living space, 4 beds, 2 baths & sun room. Permitted well could be used to water an acre of lawn/garden or domestic animal use. Multiple outbuildings. Truly a one-of-a-kind property!
815 Maxwell Ave UNIT 2 Boulder, CO 80304
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Beautifully updated Townhome in Mapleton Hill minutes away from Pearl St, Ideal, Sanitas Trl & bike paths. Only 4 units in complex. Sunshine streams in thru lg windows/sky lights making hm bright & comfy. Numerous updates completed mostly in 2015 incl: new dishwasher, carpet, washer/dryer (stays!), new hot water heater, siding. Roof redone 2016. Exposed brick thru-out this immaculate home. Stylish kitchen w/SS appl, glass block design. Living area gas FP, cath ceilings, private deck & balcony.
420 Terrace Ave Boulder, CO 80304
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Enjoy the North Boulder lifestyle in your exquisite, spacious home only steps to foothills trails & parks. Coming soon a neighborhood pool! Expansive foothills views from 3 balconies and bedrooms. Premium upgrades throughout, granite/stainless/cherry cabinet kitchen, wonderful carpets, lovely tile choices in each bath. Spacious Master w/ 5-piece bath and generous walk-in closet. Multi-zoned heat/air & cozy fireplace for your optimum comfort. This perfect end-unit beauty is priced to sell now.
5030 Buckingham Rd Boulder, CO 80301
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Better than new, totally updated and shows like a model. A private west facing end unit, light and airy with great sun and it fronts onto an open grassy area. Vaulted ceilings, granite countertops, stainless appliances including a gas range, bamboo wood floors and wood burning fireplace. Other features include a 10x9 enclosed patio, one car garage, and the basement is perfect for storage or ready to be built out. Hurry as this one has it all and it's only 5 miles to the Laughing Goat.
2800 Kalmia Avenue UNIT 313 Boulder, CO 80301
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Dallas Wanta claimed the individual championship at 220 pounds at the Oshkosh Lourdes Academy On The Water Classic last weekend.
Wanta, who improved to 20-0 on the season, topped Cody Linssen of Cottage Grove Park (Ill.) 7-2 in his title match. Linssen fell to 15-2 on his season.
The Hale wrestler received a first-round bye, then pinned his next four opponents, three of them in the first period.
John Baltz (19-3) finished third at 113 pounds, posting a 7-1 mark for the tournament. He captured third place with a 6-4 decision over River Pawelski of Southern Door, who was 20-4.
Andrew Buelow (16-4) snared fourth place at 182 pounds with a 5-2 mark. He lost his third-place match to Jake Fischer of West Bend West (16-2) with a 7-0 decision.
Jake Gruichich (15-6) came in eighth at 160 pounds with a 4-3 record, while Tony Gibilian (15-4) placed ninth at heavyweight with a 5-2 mark.
The Huskies tallied 191 points for ninth in the 59-team invitational, which was won by Coleman with 3211/2 points.
Hale returns to action with its own invitational at 8 a.m. Saturday. The field is scheduled to include Nicolet, Whitefish Bay, Waukesha West, Wauwatosa West, Greenfield and Racine Case.
The Bulldogs won their bracket at last weekend's Northern Exposure Tournament at Merrill.
Central posted a 6-1 mark in dual meets, defeating Oconto Falls, 58-12' Mineral Point 36-25' Rice Lake, 44-21; Ladysmith, 71-4; the Grizzlies, 67-6; and Rosholt, 66-6; and losing to Merrill, 50-24.
Oconto Falls is rated sixth and Mineral Point ninth in Division 2 this season.
Posting 7-0 marks were Tyus White, Tere White and Mark Choinski.
Finishing with one loss were Vicente Cardosa, Brandon Driessen and Jason Alvarez. Laren Stadler, Angel Navajar, Alexis Elvira and Bobby Reyes all had two defeats for the tournament.
Notching winning records were Robert Torres, Marc-Anthony Schnepp and Chris Helm.
Head coach Jon Nelson said Choinski should be state-ranked this week at 138 and that Tere and Tyus White should move up in the ratings as well.
"Our theme for this week was basic and tough Bulldog wrestling," Nelson said.
Central is next at Sussex Hamilton on Jan. 9 for a Greater Metro Conference dual meet.
Ross Rybakowicz won a pair of events to help the Panther-Hawks to a strong fifth-place finish in the Metro Officials Meet at Homestead on Friday.
Rybakowicz claimed the 400-yard individual medley with 4 minutes, 19.08 seconds and the 200 IM at 1:59.38.
Rick Perez captured second in both the 200 backstroke with a meet-record 1:53.51 and the 100 backstroke at 52.05 seconds.
Also taking second were Perez, Rybakowicz, Shawn Lucchesi and Adam Fleischhacker in the 200 medley with 1:39.04 and the 200 freestyle with 1:29.26. They beat every Wisconsin entry in both races, losing only to Libertyville (Ill.)
Lucchesi finished third in the 200 freestyle (1:49.97) and fifth in the 100 butterfly (56.09).
Claiming eighth were Fleischhacker in the 50 freestyle (24.03) and Rick Davis in the 200 IM (2:20.38).
Greenfield/Greendale tallied 205 points for fifth place in the 17-team meet, which was won by Libertyville with 382 points.
Among Wisconsin teams, the Panther-Hawks trailed only Arrowhead with 343 points and Muskego with 306 points. They beat Woodland Conference rival Shorewood (190) by one spot.
"Some of our swimmers are broken down from practice and still swam very well," head coach Dale Schrank said. "Others are struggling from the workouts, and another group missed too much practice over the holidays."
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Whitnall fell to 5-5 on the season and will return to Woodland Conference competition at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 7, when they visit St. Francis. The Falcons will look to avenge a 73-61 defeat earlier this season.
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Ordered garlic chicken and it was good! Had a hard time communicating with girl who took order. She spoke very broken english and i couldnt understand her and visa versa . It was okay though but wouldve like it spicier .
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Ordered garlic chicken and it was good! Had a hard time communicating with girl who took order. She spoke very broken english and i couldnt understand her and visa versa . It was okay though but wouldve like it spicier .
Since new owners food is not as good. The owners/people working restaurant need to learn some manners and customer service skills. Our family placed a take out order for pick up at 6 pm. Get order home and one of the items ordered was incorrect. Called restaurant woman who answered was RUDE. She kept saying we got what we ordered.... More
New ownership on this restaurant, food just isn't the same. Still fairly decent but I wish the old owners would comeback, recipes just aren't the same.
We really have watch this Chinese restaurant--mostly take out--evolve in its menu and excellence. It was always a good value, but when we first tried it several years ago, the food was rather bland. Not true anymore. This family-owned eatery has now grown into flavorful, well-prepared Chinese food, rivaling more expensive places we patronize. So now, since this is a... More
We love Chinese food and nderstand the different regions and techniques. We ordered delivery from Peking...took a while to get here but,that is ok.We ordered a combo with sechuean steak and peanuts with teriyaki beef, teriyaki chcken and pork fried rice, spring rolls and hunan shrimp. Absolutely no flavor to anything. i did not get spring rolls...got huge shrimp rolls... More
Wanted a quick early dinner, but trying to avoid Fast food. This was really a stop in desperation, as a few local faves close early on a Sunday.Fair price for very ample portions. The moo shu was heartier and tastier than most competitors. The egg rolls came out cold, but they re-appeared minutes later, fine, replaced quickly by the server.... More
Peking is a small restaurant with only a few tables but the food is great and the place is clean! We typically get take out and have not yet been disappointed. The portions are good and the combinations they offer are priced well, especially for lunch, so you won't be disappointed. I should mention that much of these dishes are... More
This is a tiny little place, but the Chinese food here just seems to taste a little fresher here than at other Chinese places. They seem to take family pride in their food and little restaurant. Also, the basic chicken fried rice is the best I've had anywhere. The Four Seasons is great. I go here several times a month... More
Whenever that craving hits ya check em out.. by far the best in town ..wicked good portions 2 have done only take out and pick up never disappointed
We stop pep here for lunch while staying in Enfield. The place is small, with 5 booths and 2 tables. It's clean and attractively decorated with friendly staff and good food. It's a good choice for Chinese food in Enfield!
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Computer and Information Sciences – ISCIS 2006
Volume 4263 of the series Lecture Notes in Computer Science pp 174-181
Prediction and Classification for GPCR Sequences Based on Ligand Specific Features
- Bekir ErgünerAffiliated withBiological Sciences and Bioengineering, Sabanci University
- , Özgün ErdoğanAffiliated withBiological Sciences and Bioengineering, Sabanci University
- , Uğur SezermanAffiliated withBiological Sciences and Bioengineering, Sabanci University
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Functional identification of G-Protein Coupled Receptors (GPCRs) is one of the current focus areas of pharmaceutical research. Although thousands of GPCR sequences are known, many of them are orphan sequences (the activating ligand is unknown). Therefore, classification methods for automated characterization of orphan GPCRs are imperative. In this study, for predicting Level 1 subfamilies of GPCRs, a novel method for obtaining class specific features, based on the existence of activating ligand specific patterns, has been developed and utilized for a majority voting classification. Exploiting the fact that there is a non-promiscuous relationship between the specific binding of GPCRs into their ligands and their functional classification, our method classifies Level 1 subfamilies of GPCRs with a high predictive accuracy between 99% and 87% in a three-fold cross validation test. The method also tells us which motifs are significant for class determination which has important design implications. The presented machine learning approach, bridges the gulf between the excess amount of GPCR sequence data and their poor functional characterization.
KeywordsG-Protein Coupled Receptors (GPCRs) ligand specificity GPCR sequence
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- Prediction and Classification for GPCR Sequences Based on Ligand Specific Features
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- Computer and Information Sciences – ISCIS 2006
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- 21th International Symposium, Istanbul, Turkey, November 1-3, 2006. Proceedings
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- 2006
- 10.1007/11902140_20
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Life Lessons: Happy Monday?
Yesterday evening, all of the lights and the Internet in my apartment abruptly cut out. I had a post all written up for today on LiveWriter, yet somehow it got lost. My computer battery died, I shattered a glass on the ground, and all of the work that I needed to do required the Internet. When I called the caretaker, she said that she couldn't do anything about it until this morning. I called her at 9am today, only to find that she had forgotten to get someone to fix the issue.
Now my lights are back, my Internet is working, but the stove and oven, for some strange reason, are failing to work. And I cannot find the post I'd written on LiveWriter. I'm also behind on the chores that I need to do today before I go to school for the entire afternoon/evening.
Luckily, last night our heating did not cut out, and neither did the plug-in for the fridge. So I did not freeze last night nor did our food go bad. Thank goodness for that. In the grand scheme of things, it really isn't such a big deal that we lost lights/Internet for all of an evening and part of the morning- it's just rather frustrating when you realize how much you depend upon those kinds of things!
Today I am very, very grateful for electricity.
Your homework for today: leave me a comment telling me one situation which you have been in recently where things weren't looking so good, but there was still some form of silver lining in it. Also, what are you especially grateful for? We have to start the week off on a good foot!
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So glad you got through it okay!!
My parents gave my husband a truck. It needed some work. We put it in the shop this past february and the very next week, my husbands work hours (he is a plumber) were cut in half. We were barely making it. The truck would be $1300 to get out of the shop. We had to leave it sitting there. I kept calling and letting them know the situation. One day, we got a phone call, the dealership that it was at had been sold and we had 10 days to pay or bring them the title. I am the ONLY person in the world that can get a totally free truck repoed!
Well, for 2 weeks, my husbands hours not only came back up to 40, but he also got overtime. We were able to come up with $900. I called the dealership and they accepted that as payment in full!
My husband says it was a miracle!
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Oh I hate losing electricity. Last year at this time Ohio lost electricity (from the hurricase way down south!) for about a week. I thought our apartment would never get electricity back, but we ended up only being out for 2 days, while many others were out for 1-2 weeks. I was very thankful.
As for today, the business venture I am involved in is not going so well, but I'm trying to stay positive, as much as possible. The silver lining is that I HAVE a job, and I'm MAKING money, even if the business isn't doing so well. I have faith!
Kelly Turner
hmm dunno if it counts, but I have a big move coming up, tons of work, and christmas, but in the end itll be worth it because i can get out of this stupid apartment that I hate, and into a gorgeous house with my friends!
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R. Buckminster Fuller said years ago that if all the politicians in the world disappeared, as long as the electric company kept working, everything would be fine 🙂
I'm weird about losing electricity. It makes me batty. And then battier, when I remember that there are people who went to bed without having any food all day, not to mention electricity. 🙁
Homework: I got lost when driving in L.A., but I found a really beautiful little neighborhood park that way.
Grateful for: the joy of adventure
As long as you do not open the frig in a power outage, your food should be fine for hours (thanks to the installation).
Glad it got fixed!
I am grateful for sunshine! We've had some strange cold weather lately, but today the sun is shining brightly and in a short while my washing will be flapping in the wind!
loving reading the comments as well as your post.
Im just grateful.
funny, we lost power last night too, but it was only for about an hour. however, it's crazy to think how much we depend on electricity and stuff that needs electricity to work (tv, internet, etc.) to keep ourselves entertained.
that being said, i was happy our power was restored right as i was heading to bed so i could set the alarm so i could actually get up for work on time.
ok, I'll bite.
I applied for a job, was offered the job, then my offer rescinded. I had already quit my previous job, so I was unemployed. I packed up my car, moved to Colorado, and found a new airline job and got engaged. And they lived happily ever after!


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Seriously considering camping out next year.
Living in the German wild for the weekend, not having to worry about driving anywhere with some beers in your system and the communal spirit looked too tempting.
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Westminster Outlook Ruth Cairnie should be an excellent addition to the board of Rolls-Royce. She is one of the foremost strategists in the City, having plotted Royal Dutch Shell's advances for three years as vice-president for planning. Then there is this theoretical physicist's fierce intellect: at Cambridge University, Mrs Cairnie won the Mayhew Prize, awarded to the student "of the greatest merit" in applied mathematics. Finally, she brings breadth of experience: not just an oil executive, Mrs Cairnie serves on the boards of Associated British Foods and Keller Ground Engineering.
Yet, minutes after she was announced as Rolls' new non-executive director at 7am yesterday, one commentator took a very different tack on the appointment: "Ruth Cairnie will join Helen Alexander on Rolls-Royce board #CorpGov #diversity"
This was followed by a link to the engine-maker's 2011 annual report, where, sure enough, Dame Helen (to give the former Economist Group boss her proper title) was the sole woman alongside 15 identikit suited-and-booted men.
Even the most devoted page 3 enthusiast would acknowledge that this is a ridiculous imbalance, but that link also reveals what I believe to be a far, far greater issue: a sea of white faces.
Both the City of London and Westminster have been in a state of panic over their gender problems. Earlier this month, David Cameron carefully choreographed the promotions of a number of high-flying women MPs in his reshuffle – stage management that meant their gender overshadowed their abilities.
The City, meanwhile, is desperately trying to hit Lord Davies's target of women representing 25 per cent of FTSE 100 board directors by next year.
The Business Secretary Vince Cable had hoped to tackle gender inequality by introducing all-female shortlists for boards – an ill-considered if well-meant idea that was declared illegal by the Equality and Human Rights Commission last week.
So there is still sexism in the corridors of power and the alleyways of the Square Mile, much of it institutionalised rather than explicit. Childcare is one of the obvious problems, though this really should not be pigeonholed as a single- sex concern.
However, huge advances have and are being made.
According to the House of Commons library and BoardWatch, a forum that tracks the appointments of women to the top of corporate hierarchies, 21.6 per cent of FTSE 100 board members are women – against 12.5 per cent in 2011 and barely 5 per cent in 2000.
As of May, only 48 more board seats out of 1,117 must be held by women next year in order to hit Lord Davies's target.
The curve on the graph showing the proportion of women on boards has steadily risen for 13 years now, which is more than a trend – it is an unstoppable charge towards gender equality in business.
Parliament, as ever, moves more slowly, with the UK only 15th for the ratio of women MPs out of the 28 European Union states, most of which do not ape our boast of being the mother of democracy.
However, while the pace is more of a crawl than a charge – and certainly not unstoppable – 2010 did see the highest-ever proportion and number of women elected to the House of Commons.
Gender inequality in business and politics dominates the headlines and debates as never before. As more women break into these exclusive clubs, there is naturally more attention focused on how ridiculous the discrimination was in the first place and a greater momentum towards reaching equality.
My fear is that this has totally overshadowed the UK's acute race problem, which admittedly encompasses broader challenges of social inequality.
The 2011 census showed that 17.9 per cent of the population is non-white, against 4.2 per cent of MPs. That was a leap on 15 MPs in 2005, but, in absolute terms, it is absurdly, offensively unrepresentative.
A recent study by the headhunter Green Park found that only 10 out of 289 FTSE 100 chief executives, chairmen and finance directors were from ethnic minorities. This is particularly shocking when you consider that the international nature of these businesses means executives from China, India and Africa are far more likely to be suitable candidates for top roles than in solely UK-focused companies.
It should be recognised that too many female board appointments are non-executive. But we're reaching the point when the hiring of a woman director need not be followed by a check of the board's existing gender composition. This is now bordering on the patronising, as Mrs Cairnie's glorious CV proves.
I write this with a complete bias.
I have a four-year-old daughter, Sophia, for whom if it ain't pink, it ain't worth wearing. I don't worry that she will suffer sexism when she grows up, but that the world won't have moved on sufficiently to be blind to her mixed race.
The war for gender equality is not over, but many of the big battles have been won.
It is time to pick another fight in Britain's boardrooms and elected offices – one that is about the very soul of a country that so greatly benefits from its cultural and ethnic diversity.
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