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During the last decade, it has become evident that S phase progression and faithful genome inheritance strongly rely on the stability of replication forks. Eukaryotic cells actively monitor replication fork progression, and temporary fork stalling elicits an S phase checkpoint response designed to prevent replication fork collapse and concomitant DNA damage. The evolutionarily conserved minichromosome maintenance protein 10 (Mcm10) plays a key role in controlling replication fork stability. A recent genome-wide screen for factors that maintain chromosomal integrity identified Mcm10 as one of only a few replication proteins that are highly effective in preventing DNA damage. However, how Mcm10 contributes to unperturbed S phase progression has remained elusive. Our studies in S. cerevisiae suggest that Mcm10 is an integral part of the eukaryotic replication fork and coordinates DNA unwinding with DNA synthesis through a multitude of interactions with other fork members. These include the replicative helicase, DNA polymerase (pol)- 1/primase and the homo-trimeric replication clamp, proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA). Thus, Mcm10 may prevent replication fork collapse indirectly by properly regulating diverse fork activities. However, recent findings from our laboratory suggest that Mcm10 may also contribute more directly to eliciting an S phase checkpoint response through the binding of the hetero-trimeric checkpoint clamp 9-1-1 (Rad9/Rad1/Hus1 in S. pombe and mammals and Ddc1/Rad17/Mec3 in S. cerevisiae). Although PCNA and the 9-1-1 checkpoint clamp are structurally related, their interaction with Mcm10 is rather distinct. Importantly, ubiquitination of Mcm10 plays a crucial role in promoting the binding to one clamp (PCNA), but not the other (9-1-1). In the first part of this grant application, we seek to continue our ongoing structure-function analysis of Mcm10 in budding yeast. During the previous funding period, we identified an evolutionarily conserved PCNA interacting protein (PIP) box in Mcm10 and demonstrated that this PIP box is required for the binding between ubiquitinated Mcm10 and PCNA in S. cerevisiae. Whereas the interaction between Mcm10 and the 9-1-1 complex partially depends on a functional PIP box, it is independent of ubiquitination. Our hypothesis is that ubiquitination provides a molecular switch to target Mcm10 to PCNA. In the second part of this application, we will start to explore the pathways that connect MCM10 to the cellular genome integrity network. To this end, we have conducted a genome-wide synthetic lethality screen with the temperature sensitive mcm10-1 mutant. The top hits of this screen will be validated and further examined. The overall goal of this application is to gain a mechanistic understanding of how Mcm10 promotes the maintenance of genome stability and how cells counteract DNA damage at Mcm10-defective forks. These studies should ultimately help to dissect the molecular events that can cause genomic alterations, which contribute to tumorigenesis in humans.
DNA replication is a crucial step in the eukaryotic cell cycle. Proteins at the replication fork have to be tightly regulated to avoid spontaneous mutations and replication fork breakage. We are exploring the networks that connect replication forks with the DNA damage avoidance system of eukaryotic cells. Lessons learnt from simple organisms will be applied to the human system to understand the molecular pathways of cancer.
|Thu, Yee Mon; Bielinsky, Anja-Katrin (2014) MCM10: one tool for all-Integrity, maintenance and damage control. Semin Cell Dev Biol 30:121-30
|Becker, Jordan R; Nguyen, Hai Dang; Wang, Xiaohan et al. (2014) Mcm10 deficiency causes defective-replisome-induced mutagenesis and a dependency on error-free postreplicative repair. Cell Cycle 13:1737-48
|Alver, Robert C; Zhang, Tianji; Josephrajan, Ajeetha et al. (2014) The N-terminus of Mcm10 is important for interaction with the 9-1-1 clamp and in resistance to DNA damage. Nucleic Acids Res 42:8389-404
|Du, Wenyue; Josephrajan, Ajeetha; Adhikary, Suraj et al. (2013) Mcm10 self-association is mediated by an N-terminal coiled-coil domain. PLoS One 8:e70518
|Thu, Yee Mon; Bielinsky, Anja-Katrin (2013) Enigmatic roles of Mcm10 in DNA replication. Trends Biochem Sci 38:184-94
|Ragland, Ryan L; Patel, Sima; Rivard, Rebecca S et al. (2013) RNF4 and PLK1 are required for replication fork collapse in ATR-deficient cells. Genes Dev 27:2259-73
|Das-Bradoo, Sapna; Nguyen, Hai Dang; Wood, Jamie L et al. (2010) Defects in DNA ligase I trigger PCNA ubiquitylation at Lys 107. Nat Cell Biol 12:74-9; sup pp 1-20
|Nguyen, Hai Dang; Bielinsky, Anja-Katrin (2010) HDM2 ERKs PCNA. J Cell Biol 190:487-9
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|Haworth, Justin; Alver, Robert C; Anderson, Melissa et al. (2010) Ubc4 and Not4 regulate steady-state levels of DNA polymerase-* to promote efficient and accurate DNA replication. Mol Biol Cell 21:3205-19
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Habitaciones limpias y confortables, cómodas camas. No se puede ir andando a la zona del centro.
El aparcamiento es confuso
La gente era amable y cortés. La habitación era grande y cómoda. El café era mejor de lo que esperábamos. Las toallas de baño sin ducha en la misma habitación. Sólo una barra de toallas de baño. Sin mantas extras en la habitación.
Pagar por el aparcamiento No hay suficiente aparcamiento La piscina permaneció cerrada por un evento privado Me cobraron de más y tuve que pedir reembolso ( todavía están trabajando en ello). Ni nevera ni microondas en la habitación. Tuve que conseguir acceso a la sala club
Me gustó la piscina, el vestíbulo y las vistas desde la habitación. La cama era cómoda. El personal era amable. No había nevera en la habitación. No pudimos cargar ninguno de nuestros teléfonos.
I stayed at th Stamford Marriott with some friends for a short getaway. We had a great experience at this hotel. The staff was very friendly and accommodating, we had a beautiful newly renovated room with a huge flat screen TV. We had the option to have a spa treatment or take a yoga class both on the property. This property is also in a great location, 2 blocks from the train to go to NYC, lots of restaurants, night life and shopping within minutes of the hotel. The only issue that I had was my internet in the room was a bit slow. Overall, I would recommend the Stamford Marriott.
The room was small and had a stale odor. I was disgusted with the bathroom because of the stain and hair on the floor. It was also ridiculous to pay so much for your stay and still have to pay for parking.
Had a bad experience with hotel from the very beginning. Waited an hour to be picked up at the train station. If it had been earlier and if I had known my way around, I would have walked it. The room looked very comfortable and beautiful. However, the sheets were stained and towels were old looking. The neighbors across the way were noisy. The icing on the cake was the bed bug; not 'bedbug' just a regular bug on the bed. Not a roach either. Not sure what kind of bug.
I thought this was a beautiful property. ..but little did I know it gaf bed bugs! I started to notice bites maybe 2 days after I left there. I cant prove I got them there but come on.... coincidence? Hmmmmm. Oh and when u called the front office manager she rushed me off the phone. Smh.
great location for Yankees game and Bronx Zoo. Location is great for restaurants and shopping. Hotel was clean and friendly.
Hotel located within walking distance to mall, restaurants and move theatres. Comfortable room with king size bed.
12 dollars extra to park. whats next a luggage charge?
Nice property situated near Stamford Town Center mall. Lots of local night spots, close to the train and I95. Convenient for work locally, going to the city or even a Yankees game.
I have stayed at this Marriott many times before and always find the staff to be very friendly and the rooms clean and comfortable. We ate at Northern Lights and the waitress was delightful and the food delicious. I love the shuttle service to the train station as well.
Hotel was what was expected and it was in a decent location.
Pulled in late, got a room cheap, and was not disappointed.
They might want to in clude the parking fee in the price. Afterall Stanford isn't New York City.
Me quedé muy satisfecho con el servicio de atención al cliente del hotel. El personal era muy amable y muy servicial. El precio de la estancia era muy bueno para el hotel y el desayuno estaba incluido. Definitivamente recomiendo este hotel muy agradable. los colchones no son muy cómodas.
Me encanta todo, la habitación era espaciosa y estaba perfecta El desayuno no era muy bueno
The staff were especially friendly and helpful
Nothing Parking was supposed to be free when I booked and I was charged for parking when I arrived. Our first room smelled of BO. We were moved to an alternative room, which was fine.
The room and bathroom were clean and comfortable. Proximity to the mall and restaurants is nice. I'd prefer free parking, but who wouldn't?
The hallway my room was on smelled like complete throw up and had a horrible odor until later on in the night. Understandably, it was new years day when I came but the hall should of been sprayed or contained the smell. That is the only negative thing I have to say about my stay.
Clean, spacious rooms which have just recently been redone. Courteous staff. Quick check in & out.
Great location in Stamford. the staff was incredibly accommodating for an early check in request.
The location is a very short walk from the Palace Theater which is the venue we were in town to visit. The swimming pool is very small and shallow.
The hotel restaurant was excellent. The staff was very nice and the location was great. Everything was very good except our room was right next to the elevator and think something with the elevator kept knocking or rattling. Made it hard to fall asleep but didn't keep us awake.
This hotel was better than any Marriot I have stayed in so far.
What makes a great hotel: Amenities, service, cleanliness, location, staff. We had the pleasure of staying four nights in early May 2009, The staff could not have been more friendly and helpful. The shuttle took us to and from the train station each day and we never waited more than five minutes for the pickup (in a Porsch Cayenne no less). Our only disappointment was we didn''t get a ride in the hotel Mini Cooper. The rooms were spacious and spotless. The hotel rooms were quiet and in four nights we did not hear a sound outside our room. The train ride into New York City is about an hour and very convenient to the hotel. The shuttle trips were always pleasant with the driver offering good info about the city of Stamford, which is very impressive. You can find less expensive hotels and even more expensive hotels but you will not find a hotel where you are made to feel your presence is important and deserves attentive service. We loved the Courtyard and highly recommend it to anyone w...
Have to pay for parking , and the AC unit was noisy..
Everything Nothing
Nothing Everything
spacious room it looked run down
At $60 a night you should not expect much and this place does not disappoint. The room was clean, no bugs, and they had hot water. Had a decent TV, fridge, microwave and good water pressure. Built in Peruvian restaurant was not bad. Literally right off of I-95. Doors and wall were made out of paper mâché. You heard every car speeding by. People walking outside of the door sounded like they were in bed with you. Bullet proof glass that served as lobby front desk did little to inspire confidence that you were not going to end up on the nightly news. If possible, toilet paper may have been thicker than the towels.
I'm still alive. Facilities were run down and in need of repairs throughout. Door to room did not close tight and daylight could be seen around the edge. Room was musty smelling and fixtures and outlets were in need of repair. Cleanliness of the bath and sink were questionable. Breakfast was sparse and low quality in its offerings. Will never go back.
Nothing Virtually everything. Dirty hotel. Outdated Interior Questionable location/staff.
Price Tv channels were minimal. Room didn't get cleaned the second day.
Cheap and right off the highway. It looks horrible from the outside, but the room was actually quite clean and comfortable. Free Parking. Super sketchy. I would not stay here again. Not worth saving a few bucks. Someone smashed in two glass doors near the office about an hour after I checked in.
The staff was efficient and responsive to request for a 3:30am wake-up call. The front desk person was surprisingly gruff but efficient. At check out time, a different front desk person was more amiable and just as efficient.
I stayed for 3 nights. The hotel is going through some renovations, I think, but it wasn't too bad. It's right next to 95, so that's good. The room was fine; it was already renovated - accent wall, undermounted sink, tiling, and new bathtub and shower head. The bed was comfortable enough. I never went to breakfast, so I'm not sure what all they had down there. It's pretty close to downtown Stamford, so that's a plus. The staff was kind. Honestly, the lobby had a really foul odor... I'm not sure how to explain it, so it made me nervous when I did have to go to my room, but it was only in the lobby. Also, vending machine sodas are $2, and the selection was lacking, so I would suggest picking up snacks and drinks elsewhere.
The woman at the front desk was lazy and uncooperative. We had to search for coffee cups and knives for the breakfast while she did nothing to help. She was even unwilling to issue us a receipt when we checked out. Location is right next to the interstate and road noise is significant. Hallways smell like urine.
Less expensive than nearby hotels. The outdoor stairs were slippery. I had a big fall (like a cartoon slip on a banana peel) at the top of the stairs. Thank goodness I'm young and healthy and recovered fine. An older person would have definitely injured herself!
The customer service was ok. Very squeezed rooms, wi-fi didn't work, lower overal quality in comparison to other competitively priced hotels of the same tier we have visited.
The price was low, and they didn't give me a hassle about an extended checkout. There was plenty of parking behind the hotel. It's right on I-95, so it's a convenient location. The front desk staff was standing around bickering with each other while a line of people were waiting to check in. I found long black hairs in my bed and my towels. I don't think the top cover on the beds had been washed in a long time, there were crusty stains on it. Gross!
Sometimes my wife is right on the money. NYC congestion I can live without. I stay here I save half my money and get 2x the service...This hotel is brand spanking new...like walking onto an elegant Starship...USS Comfort...we came to nyc, felt relieved at the end iof the day....the Malls are right next door!
Stayed for three day instead of staying in a NYC hotel. Beautiful rooms, fantastic bathroom, kind staff and great spa facilities.
The rooms were beautiful, updated and huge. The bathroom was wonderful aswell.The staff were friendly, professional and extremely helpful. The front desk staff seemed to be a bit incompident with hotel details such as hours of the spa and restaurant and how the computer system worked. It seemed like there were a lot of 'new' people on staff.
The room's bathroom facilities. All staff interactions were great. Parking was $30 for the night.
This is a great hotel if you want splendid service and excellent accommodations. It is a bit on the sleepy side--there's no bar owned by the hotel with a lot of activity. But you can have a quiet drink in the lobby restaurant.
Great staff... very clean
The location is good, easy access to highway. Very impressed with the cleanliness. The front desk agents are very receptive. Because of the excellent service i received, i came back for the final 4 days of my vacation.
Convenient location, friendly staff, small compared to larger hotels making it easy access, and very clean. views are not great, but we weren't in room much during the day to where it mattered.
Quick check in.Did it online and took 1 minute when we arrived. Pleasant staff and very knowledgeable about the area.
Very nice staff member attempted to correct the problems. Room was unclean
Cost Breakfast
The microwave and air conditioner didn't work everything was very outdated was not somewhere I would recommend people with kids
Proximity to down town and the view from my window of Stamford The shower water went from scalding hot to freezing cold back and forth back and forth back and forth, making getting up MISERABLE. Sleep and shower are really the only core requirements of a hotel, so I won't be back.
Clean inexpensive safe Old rooms and furnishings and the hallway smells like a day old burrito
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The location and nice clean room. Breakfast was ok at best. Some staff at personal loud Skype calls in breakfast room.
Mainetanace man was quick to change out the heating unit that didn't work in the room when we got there Staff was incredibly rude! Front desk person made it seem like we were imposing on him to stay there! He threatened us multiple times with room finds when we checked in, if he found anything out of the ordinary. VERY UNPROFESSIONAL!!!
The kitchen is nearly fully stocked This was the best stay I've ever had with my dogs.
Our room was spacious and very clean, hotel staff was friendly and helpful, bed and pillows were comfortable. Coffee was good, I usually dislike hotel coffee but Hyatt had some good coffee. Breakfast buffet could have been a little more exciting. Limited choices and pretty bland.
Great staff very polite , helpful and friendly Bathroom had no pressure
Nothing Cumout leaked from midnight , never had this kind issue in any other place
The comfort the modern decor and the overall quietness of the place considering its in the heart of town. I liked everything
Clean, comfortable, modern, inviting, convenient location
Great on all counts that matter to us: staff, design, amenities, location, and value. Works for business or leisure. Our 12 year old son and I decided to stay in White Plains on a lark (after an educational and fun trip to Sleepy Hollow), and very happy we did. Would recommend to anyone who needs "a clean, well-lighted place" to sleep.
Rooms were well appointed and comfortable, staff was friendly and helpful Pool was closed
Everything was good. Noisy neighbors on the room next to ours and the weird shower head design.
The room was large and the staff were great.
Friendly staff, valet parking, convenient location. The room was well laid out and very nicely decorated. The room was quiet, no noise from other rooms.
I've stayed in a lot of Residence Inns during the past 30 years of business and leisure travel and this one was a great pleasurable stay. It started with check-in when Midinah at the desk greeted with such cheerfulness that I thought it was 9:30 AM instead of 9:30 PM. After a tough day of travel, it was nice to get a warm welcome after walking into the lobby. And it was as if she was expecting me when I walked in through the entrance. I was amazed that she could tell that I was going to be a new guest, since I didn't bring any luggage with me during check in. The Health Club was impeccably clean and spacious, which is appreciated. In most other chains, an exercise room is just a closet with with a mirror and some free weights. I like that there is room to move around and to be out other guests' way. Having the five exercise machines was a great sign to guests that this Residence Inn takes the guests need to exercise seriously. The breakfast buffet was well managed and well stocked with cooked staples like eggs, fried pepper and onions and canadian bacon. The adjoining restaurant, Aberdeen, was a hidden gem. It's a Chinese restaurant that serves dim sum all day long. On Yelp.com someone said "I've always heard that if you see Asians eat at an Asian restaurant that the place has got to be good". And it was true when I ate there. The parking is $10 per night and it is a tight squeeze to get around the garage and to park.

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Filmistaan mints over Rs 5 crore in second week
Sharib Hashmi and Innamulhaq's Filmistaan has done good business at the box office
A small endeavour has turned out to be big for the first-time director Nitin Kakkar whose Filmistaan, shot in just 20 days, has collected over Rs 5 crore in its second week. Click here to read more
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Nikon D5200: Same sharpness issues as some D7000 models experienced?Pocket-lint
Amid the madness of last week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Pocket-lint was able to prise away a final firmware version of the Nikon D5200 for an extended play. The glitzy red devil has a brand new 24-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor at its core, but does it drop photographic bangers or has the increase in resolution caused it to bomb?
It seems we've stumbled upon an issue with our particular D5200 sample: a closer inspection of shots reveals they're just not as sharp as they ought to be.
ISO 500 - 100 per cent crop
Could this be the same as the previously reported issue that some D7000 users experienced when that DSLR first launched? Both cameras share the same 39-point autofocus system although we never experienced the talked-about issue first in the D7000.
The giveaway was when shooting some tripod-mounted shots to test manual focus, live view autofocus and viewfinder autofocus. The first two were fine - they're impressively sharp - but the latter was soft each and every time, which is exactly the same issue as reported by some D7000 users. It's plausible that mirror slap could be causing the sensor to move slightly, thus the blurring.
Here's a simple tripod-mounted shot of some glasses (excuse the fingerprints) captured using live view's contrast-detect autofocus system, shown cropped at 100 per cent scale. It's a raw conversion without any adjustments made, bar from Pocket-lint's own automated processing that occurs during the upload and watermarking. There's lots of detail, so plenty of good to shout about.
Shot from a tripod using live view's contrast detection autofocus
Here's the same scene, this time relying on the optical viewfinder and, therefore, the camera's phase-detection autofocus system, again shown at 100 per cent scale. It's the same ISO setting and direct raw conversion, with no different processing applied, but as nothing is bitingly sharp it may be "mirror slap" rather than the autofocus system causing the problem. Still, it is a problem:
Shot from a tripod using the optical viewfinder's phase-detection autofocus
We've shot and re-shot the same sorts of tests and the results have been consistent on every occasion with this particular D5200 camera body. A wide range of shutter speeds appear to be affected, not just long-to-medium exposures. It's likely an isolated issue, but one that mirrors a previously reported and recognised problem.
It's not the fault of the 18-55mm lens either - which we used both with and without vibration reduction - as even swapping over for a 24-70mm f/2.8 didn't resolve the level of detail that we had expected at any ISO value, in both raw and JPEG shots.
So we can only base our image quality words on shots we fired off when using live view. The D5200's images have a 50 per cent larger canvas than the D5100 predecessor, but it's a palette filled with a similar levels of image noise and dynamic range potential. Now that's great from a sensor that's so much more resolute, so it's a "yay" for the sensor at least.
We're getting a second body sent over from Nikon with which to do a side-by-side test and will report back once we can test it more thoroughly. Hopefully it's just a minor blip in the system, but if anyone else has experienced the same issue please do let us know in the comments below.
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Do you guys know of any that's good for bustier girls? What kind of lingerie do you think looks good etc?
Im a little out of my depth when it comes to these sorts of things
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Ricotta Swirl Bread
|Active dry yeast
|1 Tablespoon
|Warm water
|6 Tablespoon (1/4 Cup Plus 2 Tablespoons, 105°-115°F)
|3 Tablespoon
|Whole wheat flour
|2 3⁄4 Cup (44 tbs) (Measured Scoop And Level)
|Skim milk powder
|1⁄8 Cup (2 tbs) (Non Instant)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), cut into 1 inch pieces
|Ricotta cheese
|16 Ounce
|Egg yolks
|2 Tablespoon
|Almond extract
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
1) In a large bowl, combine the filling ingredients until smooth and well-mixed. Place the bowl aside.
2) Use a measuring cup to sprinkle yeast over 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons warm water.
3) Let stand in a warm place about 5 minutes until it dissolves or puffs.
4) Stir in honey and eggs.
5) In your food processor, use the METAL BLADE setting.
6) In the work bowl, add flour, milk powder, salt and butter. Pulse on/off to mix.
7) Pour in yeast mixture through the feed tube while machine is running.
8) Pour in remaining water in a steady stream, only as fast as the flour absorbs it.
9) Process the dough ball for 20 seconds and test the consistency for right elasticity, stickiness and wetness, by stopping the machine.
10) If it is not ready, then process for another 10 seconds.
11) Sprinkle with additional 1-2 tablespoons flour into the dough and pulse machine on/off to coat dough for easy removal from work bowl.
12) In an oiled bowl transfer the dough and turn over to oil the entire surface.
13) Cover with plastic bag or damp cloth and let rise in a warm place, free from drafts, until doubled in bulk, about 1 hour.
14) Punch down dough and knead for 30 seconds to press out the dough.
15) Prepare a ball out of the dough, let rest by covering for 10 minutes.
16) Use a lightly floured surface to roll out the dough into a 16 x 14-inch rectangle.
17) Place the filling by keeping 1-inch border on all edges.
18) Begin at the long side to roll up the dough.
19) Seal the seam and ends by pinching.
20) Use baking sheet to line with foil.
21) Cover and let rise in warm place, free from drafts, until doubled, 45 minutes.
22) Preheat oven to 350°.
23) Place the pan inside oven on middle rack to bake for 30-35 minutes or until golden brown and loaf sounds hollow when tapped.
24) Transfer the loaf carefully on the wire rack for cooling. Brush with butter, if desired.
25) Serve the bread warm or cool.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 731 Calories from Fat 285
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 32 g49.9%
Saturated Fat 18.4 g92.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 286.4 mg95.5%
Sodium 266.6 mg11.1%
Total Carbohydrates 86 g28.6%
Dietary Fiber 11.7 g46.9%
Sugars 16.6 g
Protein 31 g62.2%
Vitamin A 21.9% Vitamin C 0.17%
Calcium 29.6% Iron 29.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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The People Speak: Like GR's Dundies
Posted on Saturday, July 2 @ 12:52:03 PST by Daniel Bischoff
Yesterday's Team Fortress 2 playdate was awesome! Thanks to those of you who joined. If you couldn't make it, we'll hold another one soon. Head to the forums and find the TF2 thread there to talk about when you want the next playdate to happen!
We had a ton of nominations this week! Thank you for helping to highlight the lowly commentariat! Remember, you can send me a PM, post in The People Speak forum thread (link below), or just reply to a comment with "Nominate for People Speak" or something to that effect! Pay that commenting love forward!
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Cougar DLC you roam the west mauling people out of nowhere.This Just In: Fox News is Dumb
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Whats funny is my uncle swore by faux news (pun intended) he would defend them like a rabid badger. Then one day i showed him the ammount of idiocy and shere Brilliant stupid mistakes they made and he changed his mind really quickly. My uncle is a former Teacher and he told me the words i will never forget.What the Hell is Respawn Entertainment Up To?
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Its a blurry picture of smokestacks protruding from a giant building. This leads me to believe Respawn is moving into the lucrative world FPFW. The First Person Factory Worker genre will finally be given its fair shake in gaming.Valve Vs Other Game Developers
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Valve doesn't "crank out more games." Quite the contrary, they haven't cranked out anything really recently. They, unlike other developers, invest more into their game communities and fixing and improving their games once released. Also, it helps that they have a digital distribution service of their own that makes piracy kind of a moot point (when you have to have a steam account with a valid licence tied to it for some games). They also have done very little to piss off their fan base, as opposed to some other publishers/developers.Forum Thread: So why am i meant to use steam?
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Shire X Dignity Dancer has produced seedlings with good growth habits. Most have had good form with touching or near touching hafts.
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Funeral services for Mr. Robert White, 83, of Peterson, will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, July 6, 2011, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Spencer. Rev. William Schreiber and Rev. Bob Brown will officiate the service.
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Robert Wilson White, the son of Louis A. and Ruth (Wilson) White, was born Aug. 26, 1927, near Rolfe, Ia. and resided in Clay County since he was about seven years old. Bob attended Clay County schools and Spencer High School, where he graduated in 1945. He then attended South Dakota State University at Brookings for two years prior to going into the Army in 1951. He served with the 2nd Division in Korea for ten months of front line duty, reaching the rank of sergeant. Bob was discharge on Oct. 9, 1952, and returned home to farm with his father near Dickens.
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The tour itself was a good laugh and we found out loads about Jackson's attention to detail when making the films. The tour was worthwhile although a little expensive at $50 each but when are you going to get the chance to live like a Hobbit for the day!
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E-Money: Efficiency, Stability and Optimal Policy
What makes e-money more special than cash? Is the introduction of e-money necessarily welfare enhancing? Is an e-money system necessarily stable? What is the optimal way to design an efficient and stable e-money scheme? This paper provides a first attempt to develop a micro-founded, dynamic, general-equilibrium model of e-money for investigating these policy issues. We first identify some superior features of e-money which help mitigate informational frictions and enhance social welfare in a cash economy. A model that features both trading frictions and two-sided platforms is then built and used to compare two potential e-money schemes: (i) public provision of e-money with decentralized adoption, and (ii) private monopolistic provision of e-money. We show that, in general, both public and private provision of e-money are inefficient, and we characterize the optimal incentive scheme by addressing four potential sources of inefficiency – market powers in goods trading, network externality, liquidity constraint and monopoly distortion in e-money issuance. We show that the welfare impact of e-money depends critically on whether cash is a viable alternative to e-money as a means of payment. When it is not (e.g., for online payments where usage of money is prohibitively costly), the adoption of e-money is always welfare enhancing, albeit not welfare maximizing. However, when cash is a viable alternative (e.g., in a coffee shop), introducing e-money can sometimes reduce social welfare. Moreover, a system with public provision and decentralized adoption is inherently unstable, while a planner or a private issuer can design a pricing scheme to restore stability. Lastly, we examine an alternative e-money scheme – a hypothetical set-up with public provision through a private platform. We also compare the impact of various provision schemes on central bank seigniorage income. While this scheme may or may not improve efficiency, it can always increase seigniorage income, even though there may exist better policy options such as imposing a cash reserve requirement or collecting a charter fee.
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I hate it for her,I understand the frustration.I was an engine builder and part owner,of a late model nascar team,and like her,we would get close,but never made victory lane.We had to give up because we lost our sponsership,,racing is money and if you haven't got the resources,that allow you to keep trying,then you get left behind.She'll get there,don't know when but she'll make it
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Danica Patrick had one of the best runs of her NASCAR career at Daytona Friday night, but it ended in a hard crash at the Nationwide Series Subway Jalapeno 250. Patrick led for 13 laps, but her No. 7 Chevrolet was sent spinning and crashed on the 83rd lap of a scheduled 100. She wasn't injured, but she was disappointed.
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well said. its nice to see someone who knows something about racing instead of all the negative remarks
How can she even drive at all with the wheel in front of her face like that?! She looks like a four year old behind the wheel, her sponser needs to modify the cockpit.
Sir, I would respectfully submit that you watch the rerun again and watch the steering wheel pop up about 8inches in front of her face. She hit the wall and the steering got driven backwards and up. I wonder what might have happened if it came straight back....maybe no more complaining about her.
ummm....the steering wheel got pushed up that high when she hit the wall...although she still looks like a four year old in there :D
I think it would be more newsworthy if she didnt crash. i seriously doubt her car is any different than the others, it comes down to driver skill, and she has none.
Ally maybe that is where your drive in the ally. If you know anything about the sport you would understand it is not only driver skill that wins a race. Once you study up on the sport than make a comment
mor than you
I dout u drive one of those cars ?
Yesterdays race ended with Kurt Bush in winner's circle. He has been running great races with an under-funded, small team. Even with his great finishes, the press fails to interview him. He has to win to get the recognition and an interview. Danica, on the other hand, is in the press every race, even if she isn't running in them. You know I like her, but your constant biased coverage of her participation is making me feel like she overpowers every other driver. Please lighten up on the coverage and let her improve like you do for Cole Whitt or Austin Dillon.
Hey numb nuts, this was a nationwide race not sprint cup. Kurt drives for a fully funded team owned by his brother kyle.And danica does drive every race in the nationwide cup. By the way her car is alot better than 90% of the field. try a different sport that you may know a little about. You think maybe Kurt gets snubbed by the media because he wont talk to them, unless he is threatening to kick their butt.
Bear, the team that Kurt Busch runs in the Nationwide Series, is not owned by the team that he runs in Sprint Cup Series. The owner of his Nationwide car is his brother Kyle. So there is money backing him in the Nationwide Series. Just pointing out a fact.
Ummmm......You're both wrong. Did you even watch the race last night? Kyle drove the Monster 54, Kurt was in a James Finch Chevy number 1. It is an underfunded team and he is doing a great job overachieving in that ride. If he'd just keep his mouth shut he'd gain more support. As for Danica, I was hoping for a good finish for her last night.
This girl should be banned from racing! She can't drive at all and blames everyone else! Shes going to get someone hurt.I'm not saying that this is a mans sport but, this sport requires skills that she does not have.
What a moronic statement. For someone that can't drive yet prior to the race was in the top 10 in points standing for the Nationwide group. Your knowledge about racing is nil or you simply don't like her for whatever reason. How many have taken the checkered flag so far this season? I suppose to you all those that haven't reached that pinnacle "can't drive". Get real.
u havem tho
That is not how the steering column looks when the car is not wrecked. She took a very hard hit in the left front and it knocked the steering shaft in and up. That's why it looks kind of weird.
The upper limit for any human to react has evidently been reached. More crashes are to come. More wipeouts in the early race stages too. Soon, we will see a whole field of duct-taped cars flapping along, round and round,.... Is that fun? It is utter stupidity. So, it is time to limit each car's HP. Or to get the track tweaked. Going left all the time is just b-o-r-i-n-g.
Are you nuts! Going left is boring!!! Road racing is boring, at least you can see the race when it's on a oval track. Try watching the entire race on a road racing track, yah, it's impossible. Get real.
This isn't a dating site, have a real comment please.
It would have been a bigger story if somehow she exited the car wreck with no cloths on.
Do 'reporters' know what words mean any more? "...was sent spinning..." means either another car, a rock, tire/part failure, poor traction, the wind, large mice, or a water buffalo, hit her car to cause it to do this. Something beyond her control. I still don't know what happened. Perhaps it's in the video which I don't wish to watch. Regardless, it shouldn't have been written in this way. What the fooey anyway.
you meant to say someone wrecks her every race right
this isn't news! this woman can't drive, she brings big money sponsorship to NASCAR just like she did to INDY car, it's all about the money now days, talented women are racing but have no money. Google Jessica Zemken if you want to see a talented woman driver.
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Danica crashes is not a story. Danica always chrashes. THe real story would be Danica finishes a race without chrashing!
pretty hard not to crash, when another car is bouncing into her at 190mph. show me 1 crash, just 1, that wasnt started by someone else slamming her. get a clue...
I don't think there is anything particularly wrong with her driving. Getting caught up in somebody else's wreck while pack racing is a common racing occurance, and it happens all the time with NASCAR on superspeedways. For a first year fulltimer, Danica has done well. She just needs things to go her way. A win is certainly possible.
For all of you who say that Danica has no talent just remember that the great outlaw sprint driver Steve Kinser couldn't drive a cup car and had to return to sprints.
Or, is it just that she is a woman and you don't like her in a so-called man's sport?
they dont like her because shes not in the kitchen. or that she can drive better than them. i took a qualifing run once at nhis icouldnt move. im 6foot three 210. shes 5 foot 100 pounds. its amazing that she handle a car at190 for all those laps.
Well, if her car isn't any diffrent and she led 13 laps I'd say she can drive a little. Don't see why so many want her to fail. She' good for the sport and I hope she wins a couple.
At what point does a owner want to give up? She just caused another crash, no one else made a mistake.
and just what race were you watching? dumazzz
Before people pass judgement on others, they should understand what they are talking about. If you have never raced before you have no idea what it is like and everthing that is going on and also what the car feels like.
Quit condemning until you can speak with some authority!
So tired of hearing about Danica. Stop her before she hurts someone. Guys like her for her looks. Women like her because she is trying to do what few other women have done. She does not have the training to be in either one of the series. She needs to pay her dues in the lower series just like everyone else. I just pray someone doesn't get killed because of her. I stopped watching NASCAR because of her. Thast's all any of the announcer talk about. Gave up my season pass to the Richmond races. Won't go just because of her.
Unless you have raced before, you have no right to condemn others. You have no idea what the driver sees or feels in and from the race car. And everyone reacts slightly different in the situations that develope on the track.
Danica should try her hand at the Tour de France. She is never going to win a Cup race. Anna Kournikova did the same in tennis. Just a pretty face and body, but no real umph to win.
Daniaca isn't about racing, she's about marketing.A lot of media-types who know nothing about racing have made her a "star." She is an "also-ran" driving great equipment. Look at what her rookie teammate, Cole Whitt, is doing. Does anyone think he has better equipment than Danica? She has been lapped in almost every race, sometimes more than once.
I don't blame her at all. She is smart enough to take all the millions sponsors are throwing at her. It's the media that should wise up. My guess that her owners will keep her in Nationwide another year. She is unqualified to drive a Sprint Cup car, as has been proven. I would think sponsors would rather keep her where she had a chance to be competitive on certain tracks where the car is more important than the driver
BTW, I'm not a male chauvenist. It would be great to see a female driver good enough to run up front consistently. As someone said in Indycar " if her name was Dan , would anybody care".
she's lucky she is a woman no man with her track record would still have a ride. she's not much more than a publicity stunt.
Does anyone remember or ever heard of a driver in Top Fuel dragsters by the name of Shirley Muldowney? She won three NHRA Winston Top Fuel championships and 18 NHRA national events. She was, also, ranked number five on the NHRA's list of top fifty drivers in the first fifty years of NHRA racing. Unlike Danica, she wasn't just another "pretty face," she actually won races and as noted, previously, she competed at the highest levels of her sport. When Danica starts doing that instead of crashing and making excuses then I'll be impressed. Until then Danica will just be another "pretty face."
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The first lines Ira Kaplan sings on Yo La Tengo's 13th album Fade may be, "Sometimes the bad guys come out on top / Sometimes the good guys lose," but the arc of his band's career proves that nothing could be further from the truth, at least in its own one case. While rock has always propped up self-destructive drama queens—and even the contrarian indie scene has often preferred hyping up ill-tempered high-maintenance types—the downright normal Hoboken trio proves that the good guys sometimes win, as the husband-and-wife team of Kaplan and Georgia Hubley are at the height of their popularity after almost three decades playing together as a band. In this case, the nicest, most grounded indie act probably ever has outlasted its more vaunted and dysfunctional peers like Pavement, Sebadoh, and even Sonic Youth, emerging as the unlikely last band standing from the scene's '90s halcyon days.
So when Kaplan croons "Nothing stays the same" a little later on the opener "Ohm", he's definitely not talking about Yo La Tengo, which has survived and thrived thanks to a consistency and even-keeled work ethic unmatched on the indie circuit. In other words, Yo La Tengo's hardly fading on Fade, the threesome's good-natured nervous energy never flagging and its ESP-like back-and-forth as tight as ever. While much has been made—by the band itself, no less—about Yo La Tengo reining in its expansive, improvisational noiseplay in working for the first time with Tortoise whiz John McEntire as producer, not too much on Fade suggests the trio is holding back or refining its act, as the extra coating of feedback-y atmosphere on much of the album makes apparent.
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