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12 Parks near Hudson, Wisconsin
Lakeland, Minnesota 1.47 miles SW
North Hudson, Wisconsin 1.57 miles NW
Lake Saint Croix Beach, Minnesota 3.68 miles SW
Bayport, Minnesota 3.85 miles NW
Oak Park Heights, Minnesota 4.73 miles NW
Hudson, Wisconsin (map) | (715) 386-5931
Sites: 78 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 7 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $28.00
Rangers and staff at the contact station are very friendly and helpful. There are three campgrounds in the park 100 loop, 200 loop and 300 loop. The 300 loop is heavily wooded and the oldest of the three loops. 100 and 200 loops are much more open and are big rig friendly. Roads are paved and sites are gravel. Water fill is at the dump station outside the 300 loop. Easy in and out of the dump station. Our site was a pull thru with electricity in the 200 loop. Site was quite level and was long. The showers are in the 100 and 300 loops. They are clean and the water was hot. Saw the rangers quite often out on patrol of the campgrounds. We would definitely stay here again. - Blu1e
Aug 2015 - $25.00
We made reservations a month in advance. Upon entry, we were required to purchase out of state pass for motorhome at either $10 a night or $35 for a yearly pass in addition to nightly fee. There are three camping sections with some electric sites in each section with the only water and dump station at campground 300 which is 1 mile down hill from campgrounds 100 and 200. Interior roads are paved with sites level and graveled. Section 300 is the older, heavily treed campground that is not big rig friendly. 100 and 200 are big rig manuverable with little shade. Park rangers are very visible in all sections. - RJourney
Aug 2014 - $22.00
Wisconsin State Park. There are three separate campgrounds. The older one is down the hill, and most sites in that campground are not large rig friendly. The two new campgrounds are on top of a bluff near a busy county road, but the sites are large and quiet. Some have some shade, but most are open. Park has a nice little lake, a stream with trout, a nature center, lots of trails and a spectacular waterfall. Park is about 20 miles from the Twin Cities. - William Custer
568 Settlers Ridge Parkway (formerly Cottage Grove Drive) Woodbury, Minnesota 55129 (map) | (651) 436-6436
Sites: 92 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 85 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $30.00
Very nice park with large dog run area. Wifi only works close to the office. Fire ring is a truck wheel in a hole in the ground. A hazard in the dark. Eveything else was fine. - Bojangles
Sep 2016 - $47.00
All-gravel park with usable wifi and water pressure. Heavily treed and on a bit of a slope, so those who need level ground will be frustrated. Our auto-leveling worked just fine. Very quiet. - The Hilts
Jul 2016 - $48.00
Nice park. Nice management. Huge dog walk area. Pool was clean. Bathrooms and showers very clean. - Chuckster59
Lake Elmo, Minnesota (map) | (651) 430-8370
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $33.00 | 7 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $33.00
This is a beautiful park reserve and campground. The camp sites are large and grassy. There are enough bushes and trees between them to make them private, but not so dense that you can't get to the site next to you if you're camping with others. Sites 25 and 26 offer a view of a pond. The restrooms were clean although the shower floors and walls are stained yellow. There are lots of trails, playgrounds, a swimming pond, and volleyball nets. Wi-fi and cell signals are good. There are two downfalls to this park though. One is, they don't allow pets in the camp ground. This prevented my brother and his family from joining the rest of us. The second downfall is that Oakdale Gun Club is right next door. The sound of gun shots all day non-stop, all weekend, ruined the tranquility of the park. - Juniper94
Sep 2016 - $28.00
Highly recommend this very nice, well maintained camp ground. Very family friendly, peaceful and quiet. - Ruckmanite
May 2016 - $25.00
This park is beautiful with hiking trails and a lake. The spots are wide and spacious and the electric was 50amp. Good cell service for both ATT and Verizon due to proximity to St. Paul. The only down side is they have a very strict pet policy. This was a non issue for us since we don't travel with pets but many people do. - Lee and Trace
6959 Peller Ave S Hastings, Minnesota 55033 (map) | (651) 436-5391
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $60.00 | 1 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $60.00
It's surprising that this campground has not been previously reviewed. It's a backpack-in campground with 2 Yurts and four, electric with heat camper cabins. The hiking along the St. Croix River was so beautiful in the fall. People at the beach were in swimsuits and dipped their toes in the river. Temperatures in 80's in late September brought out crowds for day hikes and picnics. The prairie grass and leaves were very colorful. We couldn't believe how much noise that dry, falling leaves sound when they hit the ground. There are plenty of hiking and biking opportunities at this campground. Flush toilets are available in the visitor center or vault toilets throughout the campground. Note that there are no showers or ice available for purchase. The closest city is Afton, however the address lists Hastings on the website. We stayed in a camping cabin and will return. - brendajoro
547 Hanson Dr River Falls, Wisconsin 54022 (map) | (715) 425-0900
Sites: 15 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 3 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $15.00
They could police the use of the 50 amp sites. When we arrived all were filled - one with a pickup camper hooked to 20A even though a sign on the power post says reserved for 30 and 50 amp. Half of the 30 amp sites are not usable unless you bring a 30 amp extension cord as the post is between two widely spaced locations. Convenient dump location. Bathrooms quite a long way from the sites. I do not know if they have showers. - easydoesit
Jul 2012 - $15.00
Sites 7, 8, 9 are 50 amp with a pedestal per site. The other sites are 30 amp with shared pedestals. We have stayed at this great city park several times. It is well maintained. The sites are all back in and roomy. This is a nice college town about 50 miles from the Twin cities. - skigramp
Apr 2011 - $15.00
This is a great little city RV park, located on the side of an immaculately kept city park on the edge of River Falls. Only 15 sites, but all paved and nicely angled back-ins. No water or sewer, but all have 30 amp electric, and sites 7,8, and 9 have 50 amp. Restrooms and shower are available on the edge of the park as part of the city park. Lots of activities to do in the city park, i.e. disc golf course, large playground, skateboard park, ball fields, soccer fields, walking/running paths. RV park is open all year on a first come-first serve basis. Max 2 week stay. Honor box pay system. Park is located just off Hwy 65 on Division Street, but traffic noise is minimal. A real gem of a city park. - dennmattgano
10191 St Croix Trail S Hastings, Minnesota 55033 (map) | (651) 430-8240
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 10 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $30.00
What a gorgeous park. The sites are large and the pull through sites have water. We will be back. - grdngrl
Jun 2016 - $35.00
This is a large, well kept county run campground. Very comparable to many COE campgrounds we have stayed at. This is one of our favorite places for a quick local getaway, but there are some idiosyncrasies to the place that let you know the people in charge may not be in touch with the modern RV experience.
On our most recent visit we had a pull through that was very steep front to back. Once unhooked, in order to level our trailer the tongue was almost on the ground. Other sites have posts that mark each campsite placed precariously close to the pad, making backing or pulling into your spaces extremely difficult. And finally, they have a strict "no dog" policy for the campground, but dogs are welcome throughout the rest of the park and hiking trails. On this particular visit we felt the park host was somewhat overzealous in his enforcement of rules. On a midweek night, with the park virtually empty and not another camper within several hundred feet we were told our quiet campfire conversation was disturbing other guests. The next morning I was chastised for not having a paper tag with our check out date attached to our campsite marker. I had never received one, and was asked to stop what I was doing and drive to the front gate and obtain one. Once there, the same teenager that checked me in admitted that she forgets to give them out from time to time.
These things aside, it really is a wonderful campground located within a beautiful regional park. There are several miles of hiking trails, a modern boat landing, playgrounds, picnic shelters and other typical park amenities. - scott1k
Jul 2015 - $25.00
Extremely large and neat sites all pull through in the modern campground area. Electric and Water only but very clean dump station, Site Z is on the corner looking into woods and field and we regularly saw deer walking through. There is a beach and boat access, along with conference centers, a playground, volley ball court, tennis court, and many other common areas. NO PETS are allowed in the campground (although we saw them in the boat dock area). It was largely empty the entire time we were there and the fellow campers were quiet and polite. My largest complaint was the office staff and campground hosts. They were not very friendly to "out-of towners" and complete sticklers for the rules. That being said, aesthetically it was a beautiful park, one of the nicest we have stayed in. There is no wifi, but my ATT coverage was good. The price is $25 a day and what is not very clear on their website is there is an additional per car $5 day access pass you have to pay for on arrival. (Reservations for the campground are done online.) The annual pass is $25 which you can purchase if your stay is 5 days or longer. They are also inflexible with their cancellation policy. We left a day early and even though we told them that at the beginning of our one week stay they were unwilling to refund us that day. You can stay in the park for one week but then need to move to another spot if you are going to stay longer. - Lee and Trace
16821 O'Brien Trail North Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota 55047 (map) | (651) 433-0500
Sites: 124 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $30.00
The campground was wonderful. Private and heavily wooded. A few of the sites are a bit hilly and difficult to back into with a long motorhome but doable. Seems that the Savanna side seems newer and sites are a bit more spaced apart than the Riverside camping area. Fabulous campground but the showers are in serious need of ventilation, painting and deep cleaning- preferably with bleach! Black mold and looks like green algae growing on the walls in the showers. - NanciRV
Jun 2016 - $37.00
We love this place. Camp there every year. Lake Alice is a great place to swim and the trails are just perfect for new bikers. You can feed the sunnies in the swim area too and our grandkids love that. - Mobes
Aug 2014 - $28.00
We came in for a week without reservation and found a very nice wooded site. Driving around the campground saw many sites that in my opinion were very large. (Michigan take note!) Minnesota is going to an all site reservation system beginning 1/1/2015 eliminating walk in sites making weekend camping plans without reservation almost impossible at popular parks. Nice bike trails and paths. The Riverway part of campground very close to river with nice path next to it. Nice staff. Would definitely return. - smitty12
2372 30th Ave Osceola, Wisconsin 54020 (map) | (715) 294-2877
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2012 - $28.00
Wonderfully quiet. Very accommodating staff. Great place for individual camping as well as small to large groups including family reunions, business retreats, specialty camps, crafting organizations, etc. Close to outdoor recreation area & golf courses. Nice walking paths, recreation fields, small lake with water slide, full sized gymnasium, meeting rooms of all sizes. Generously sized grass RV sites with shade &/or sun. Dorm/hotel type facility stays require bringing your own bedding. Numerous restroom areas are kept clean and well supplied. Off the freeway system, but a peaceful drive through the country gets you privacy and solitude. We camp here quite often. - church choir
Hastings, Minnesota (map) | (651) 437-5269
Sites: 85 | 0 Reviews
Main St. Lino Lakes, Minnesota 55038 (map) | (651) 426-7564
Sites: 78 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 13 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $25.00
Nice County Park with all the amenities. Great place for kids. Big sites fairly secluded. Easy drive into the cities. - GOTTOYS
Sep 2015 - $30.00
This is a great park. Gravel sites, picnic tables, fire pits and grills. Sites are large and semi private. They have back in and pull thrus. Great for biking and walking. Big rigs are not a problem. - gmbmailbox
Aug 2015 - $35.00
Arrived after hours because a different reservation fell through. The camp host was wonderfully helpful and the campsites were spacious. There are trees and tall grasses separating the sites so you might see one neighbor at most. As with most campgrounds in Minnesota there are mosquitoes everywhere. - Keystone Trail


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Beyonce is arguably the biggest name in pop music. Zach Hodskins is, well, until the last two months, he was a virtual unknown. Precisely who is inspiring who might be a surprise to most of the world.
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Right tackle Andre Smith will be sidelined because of an injured calf when the Cincinnati Bengals open training camp Thursday.Share Tweet
Atkins ready to bring Bengals with him to elitebengals.com Jul 24, 2013As the faithful gather in downtown Cincinnati this weekend to usher in the most optimistic Bengals preseason in recent memory, there are a number of men that can wear the face of the franchise.Share Tweet
Smith reports but won't practice earlybengals.com Jul 24, 2013Andre Smith surfaced when the Bengals reported to training camp Wednesday, but the starting right tackle won't get on the field when they start practice Thursday afternoon because of a calf injury.Share Tweet
AFC North's top players under 25ESPN.com Jul 24, 2013ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. put together his list of the top players under the age of 25 , and the AFC North placed three players on it. It should be noted that Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green couldn't be considered because he turns 25 before the s…Share Tweet
Travelle Wharton visiting Broncos nextprofootballtalk.com Jul 24, 2013Former Bengals offensive lineman Travelle Wharton doesn't have a new home yet, but he is having plenty of reunions. After visiting yesterday with his original team, the Panthers, Wharton is planning a trip to see the Broncos next, according to Bill Will…Share Tweet
Bengals with the most to gain or losecincinnati.com Jul 24, 2013With camp beginning tomorrow, let's rank the top five Bengals players with the most to gain or lose over the next five weeks.Share Tweet
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He's in church right now- a Catholic church, which is funny considering he's not even Catholic. But he is there and he is praying (most likely for us) and he is singing and loving God in a way I never thought was possible in a man. He is there for God, for him, and for me. He is standing, kneeling, sitting, responding without my help this time. I know he is leaving an empty seat next to him, to imagine I am there. I told him that is what I do and he liked the idea. I told him that Mass would be a sort of connection for us. We would read the same readings, hear the same Gospel, and witness the same miracle. He liked the idea, because it would be another much-needed connection, but then I think he saw it. He understood. I know this because he called me and asked me to tell him everything about Catholicism. Everything. He asked me to peer into the nine years of Catholic schooling, six months of Confirmation classes, four years of Lifeteen, and a lifetime with God and tell him exactly what I believed. He wanted to know what was so special. So, I told him. I told him everything and he understood.
He holds up the mirror sometimes and sometimes I don't like what I see.
He'll tell me that I shouldn't go to parties where I will be tempted and he tells me it out of love. I ignore my voicemails.
He prays with me nights when I fall asleep. We read the Bible together and the book of Job has taught me so much. When I want to whine and vent and rant about how awful my week is, he tells me to give it up to God, to pray about it and I hate that he is the one giving me advice. He wants to take care of me and see me in Heaven and I illogically fight. He's good about not letting me win. He is stronger than he knows.
He went to a club and told me that he didn't like it because it felt so unholy. He heard the lyrics in the music and couldn't recognize God, so he left. He says the music isn't right and I ignore my voicemails. I tell him about people here and he says I shouldn't judge. I complain about my classes and he reminds me of the blessings of an education. I don't want to pray but he tells me not to neglect God when I need Him most. I feel empty and alone and he says that God is everywhere. I become angry and he gives me a peace he's got from God. I criticize and he makes me love.
All this time I thought I was bringing him to God, but in reality, it has been him who has been bringing God to me and us to God. I can't wait to be with him in Heaven.
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Hey there! Wow, awesome piece. You have a gift of being able to so completely describe and communicate situations. It's the... it's the little things that show up the big things. Something like that. Very good stuff! I don't post so much on Booksie at the mo, a lot of my other stuff is on Writerscafe.org under the name Jaffa Forbes... when I can find the time to write at all! :)
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Good to hear from you again! I'm very glad that you are still writing. I can completely empathize with never having any time. I have about 4 pieces that I have started and haven't had the time to finish. I'll have to go check out writerscafe, thanks for letting me know about it.
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After four heart attacks and a spell in hospital this week with a blocked coronary artery, isn't it time that the US vice-president, Dick Cheney, got a slightly easier job? While Dr Jonathan S Reiner, the cardiologist who cleared his blocked artery, cheerily says he's not limiting Cheney's workload, you have to ask whether a 60-year-old who has already had quadruple bypass surgery shouldn't be putting his feet up away from the stress of politics.
Cheney had his first heart attack at just 37 (suggesting that they may run in his family) while campaigning for Congress in Washington. His last heart attack, on November 22 last year, was during the stressful election vote recount in Florida. Yet Dr Reiner is still upbeat. "The symptoms were subtle this time. There is a very high likelihood he can finish out his term in his full vigorous capacity." The Russians, you will recall, used to say the same about President Yeltsin.
But although heart attacks do scar the muscle and reduce its pumping ability, many people return to full work and live long, happy lives. "While no heart attack is minor, some are more severe than others," says Gaynor Dewsnap of the British Heart Foundation. "If there is a blockage higher up in the coronary artery it would mean it was more severe."
On this occasion it seems that Cheney did not have a heart attack (in which the blood supply to an area of the heart is cut off and that portion of heart muscle dies). Instead, the blood vessel in his heart that is kept open by a metal stent (tube) was beginning to silt up, which happens in 20% of people with stents. As soon as he felt pains in his chest - a crucial warning sign - he rushed himself into hospital. The blockage was released using a tiny balloon threaded into the artery.
Like many veterans of heart attacks, Cheney will be on a rehabilitation programme. "When someone's had a heart attack they often get more conscientious about their health - what they eat and the exercise they take. They will have had surgery or be on drugs to reduce the risk of another heart attack," says Dewsnap. "Some people can be healthier than before their heart attack, although four attacks is a lot for anyone, because the muscle can't regrow and every attack you have damages the muscle more."
Although Cheney has had his main coronary arteries operated on, this doesn't necessarily mean that his heart is about to stop. Surgery that restores the flow of blood to the heart reduces the risk of dying from heart disease for at least 10 years after the operation.
The BHF recommends that, rather than retire to bed and wait for further chest pain, heart attack victims should take mild exercise for 30 minutes five times a week. Cheney could do worse than take regular strolls round the White House or play a leisurely round of golf. And he should avoid hamburger joints. Those who have suffered a heart attack should reduce the risk of further coronaries by eating healthily - five servings of fruit and vegetables, less fat, and oily fish once a week.
While Cheney is said to be a perfect patient, how can he reduce the stress of being the vice-president? His working hours are likely to remain long and unrelaxing. The evidence that stress can cause heart attacks is quite compelling. It's known that earthquakes and wars increase the rate of heart attacks, although not in people who don't already have some heart disease. Stress causes a rush of adrenalin that increases the body's demands on the heart and may also tip the heart into an abnormal rhythm. This stress does not have to be acute. A study from Japan of 195 men who had heart attacks found that working for more than 11 hours a day was a risk factor.
Cheney must also be careful not to relieve the stresses of his working day with more than the occasional glass of beer. Research from Finland, looking at more than 1,500 beer-drinking men, found an increased risk of dying in men swigging more than six bottles a session. But most limiting of all, he may need to avoid sports events. A study of Dutch men found that those who watched their football team being eliminated from the European football championship in 1996 had an increased risk of dying shortly afterwards from a heart attack.
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They all depict a strong ridge passing over Kentucky and the Deep South tonight through Monday in advance of a full latitude trough crossing thr Rockies. This trough starts to split apart later Monday night with the southern portion closing off as it exits into the western Gulf. Meanwhile, the northern portion pushes quickly into the Great Lakes stretching the energy with this trough. Some of that energy will look to ride over eastern Kentucky early Tuesday ahead of the main trough axis. Given the decent agreement among the models have favored a general blend with a significant lean toward the higher resolution HRRR and NAM12 in the near term. Sensible weather will feature mostly clear skies to start the night leading to good radiational cooling. With the fairly high low level moisture in place we will likely see fog develop rather early in the night in the valleys and spread through much of the CWA - becoming dense late - particularly in the valleys. Have hit this in the grids (and TAFs) and will highlight it in the forthcoming HWO. Later shifts will need to monitor cloud cover and vsby changes tonight for a possible SPS or Dense Fog NPW. The fog will burn off quickly Monday morning with a very warm day on tap ahead of the slowly approaching cold front. For Monday night, the front starts to move into the state, but likely remain too far west through dawn for any significant rain chances. Will also apply some patchy fog to the valleys early Tuesday under increasing and thickening high clouds. Used the CONSShort and ShortBlend as the starting point for the grids through the short term portion of the forecast. Did make some adjustments to temperatures each night to account for a small ridge to valley difference tonight and a bit larger one tomorrow night. As for PoPs, kept them as initialized with no impact expected before 12z Tuesday. .LONG TERM...(Tuesday through Sunday) Issued at 330 PM EST SUN FEB 19 2017 The extended portion of the forecast will begin on Tuesday with an active and progressive pattern setting up. At this time, the main features of concern will be a wave tracking across the northern CONUS as well as another low tracking over the lower MS Valley undercutting the upper level ridge along the Front Range. During this time, eastern Kentucky falls in between the bulk of the forcing of these two features leading to a bit less QPF over the area, especially as it seems this boundary passing through the area begins to shear out by Wednesday morning. The super blend seems to hint at some lingering moisture behind this feature but with the new 12z Euro showing no indication, will leave pops out on Wednesday. By Thursday, a vigorous low ejects from the Front Range and into the central Plains as strong southerly flow develops just east of the MS River. Model profile indicate some good instability developing with the formation of the warm front on Thursday and into Thursday night. Therefore have introduced some thunder into the forecast during this period. By Friday morning, the warm front has lifted north of the area putting eastern Kentucky firmly in the warm sector. In fact, expect highs to reach into the lower 70s across the area. For this period, some of the best baroclinicity develops that has not been seen for a few weeks. Model profiles indicate a renewal of some good instability with the developed cold front. Have indicated some thunder for late Friday and into Friday night as well. While severe convection is still a low chance for eastern Kentucky, it is worth noting that SPC has highlighted a slight severe chance in central Kentucky for the Friday period. After passage of the most significant cold front not seen in a few weeks, temps on Saturday morning and into the day on Saturday will either be slowly rising or steady through the day. At this point, the bulk of the CAA is slow to enter the area with much of the moisture exited by the time the colder air filters into the area. While now apparent at this time, a post front would chance this chance but it seems the profile dries and clears out after passage, which also means for some of the coldest low temps of the extended. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Monday afternoon) ISSUED AT 120 PM EST SUN FEB 19 2017 IFR/MVFR ceilings are breaking up from southwest to northeast this afternoon. VFR conditions should return to all sites within a few hours. Winds will remain light out of the west/southwest at near or below 5 knots throughout the period. 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alpha -α gamma -947
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Not all hormones are proteines, some are steroids but that like proteines can change gene-expression.
fat and water.
Hydrophobic (lipophilic) hormones bind to protein carriers which carry it to its target cell. Lipophilic hormones cross the membrane and bind to intracellular receptors in the cytoplasm or nucleus forming a hormone-receptor complex. These bind to DNA at the hormone response element and alter gene expression.
The response due to these types of hormones are slow because protein synthesis is a slow process.
The duration of cell responses are long because the products (products of transcription/translation) stay even after the hormones are gone.
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101 continued.
Enzymes are catalysts made of protein, or, in some cases, RNA. They are usually very complicated, made up of at least a few dozen to a few hundred amino acids. They make reactions go faster.
Hormones are chemical messengers. Many hormones are relatively simple compounds of various types, but some are big complex proteins, like insulin. Hormones bind to receptors made of protein. You can think of a message being delivered when a hormone binds to its receptor.
Everything you can see on a living thing, including yourself, is either made of protein or produced by a protein. These are usually big, complicated molecules, made up of chains of amino acids, like beads on a tangled up necklace. They serve many, many purposes in living things, for example, there are proteins that contract, making muscles work. There are proteins that help DNA to copy itself. Hair and fingernails are made mostly of a protein called keratin. As I said before, most enzymes, and some hormones, are made of protein.
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Human hormone table (United States)
Including Irisin with is effect on skeletal muscle.
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Cold activates the sympathetic nervous system.
Noradrenaline is released by the postganglionic neurons.
The noradrenaline binds to G-protein-coupled receptors on the adipocytes surface.
The second messenger cAMP is generated and moves into the nucleus where
it binds to the promoter of the gene encoding an enzyme that converts thyroxine (T4) to triiodothyronine (T3)[Link].
T3 enters the nucleus and bind to the promoter of the gene encoding uncoupling protein1 (UCP1).
UCP1 inserts into the inner membrane of the mitochondria where
it allows the protons that have been pumped out into the intermembrane space by the electron transport chain
to return to the matrix without having to pass through ATP synthase.
So instead of cellular respiration (of fatty acids and glucose) generating ATP, it generates heat instead.
WAT Can Acquire the Properties of BAT
In both mice and humans, skeletal muscles that have undergone a period of vigorous exercise secrete a protein hormone (of 112 amino acids) called irisin. Irisin acts on white adipose tissue to give it the properties of brown adipose tissue:
an increase in the number of mitochondria and lipid droplets;
a marked increase in the synthesis of UCP1;
an increase in the rate of cellular respiration but with the energy released as heat rather than fueling the synthesis of ATP.
These brown-like fat cells derived from white fat cells have been called "beige" or "brite" cells.
Lean adult humans have deposits of beige cells in the neck and upper chest regions. When they are exposed to cold, their beige cells are activated. Obese people have few or no beige cells. Probably their layers of white adipose tissue provide such good insulation that they are in less danger of heat loss.
But the idea is to get this thermogene effect allover the body, not just to promote fatloss, but to get balance in the body restored that is disturbed in various linked conditions.(diab. II, Alzheimer, AAT fibromyalgia, certain cancers etc.)
click irisin on the above site for a diagram.
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correction effect-source.
IGF-1 -> irisin a.o.
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Synthesized DNA used to store information, with 100 % retrieval rate.
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Homeostasis hormone and 2 types (even 3 ) of receptors.
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For a better understanding of the above:
Helical connectors.
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Bonnie Bassler on how bacteria communicate.
Promising research as a way to beat anti-biotic resistance.
And it tells us about early life i.o.w. our earliest common ancestor.
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With thanks to Kong:
New evidence for Human evolution (released today, Feb 14th):
Humans and chimps share genetic strategy in battle against pathogens
February 14th, 2013 in Biology / Biotechnology
A genome-wide analysis searching for evidence of long-lived balancing selectionwhere the evolutionary process acts not to select the single best adaptation but to maintain genetic variation in a populationhas uncovered at least six regions of the genome where humans and chimpanzees share the same combination of genetic variants.
The finding, to be published Feb. 14 in the journal Science, suggests that in these regions, human genetic variation dates back to a common ancestor with chimpanzees millions of years ago, before the species split. It also highlights the importance of the dynamic co-evolution of human hosts and their pathogens in maintaining genetic variation.
<<more at link below>>
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Or follow the given link again.
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Natural selection can also influence antire gene networks.
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Add to that looking into:
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All the parts for the goo are common and in the universe eh ? how will they self assemble and come to life? If you attempt to give a scientific answer it must include a testable hypothesis with repeatable results, or it's just a belief.Take your time.
There is an enormous Body of Evidence as well as Evidence of common descent of living things discovered by scientists working in a variety of fields over the past 150 years, the most recent being the Human Genome Project (HGP) completed in 2003. This evidence has demonstrated and verified the occurrence of evolution and provided a wealth of information on the natural processes by which the variety and diversity of life on Earth developed. This evidence supports the modern evolutionary synthesis, the current scientific theory that explains how life developed and why life changes over time.
Goose Bumps
Jacobsons Organ
Junk DNA
Extra Ear Muscles
Plantaris Muscle
Wisdom Teeth
Third Eyelid
Darwins Point
Laryngeal nerve
Evidence of common descent:
Evolution is a process that has always gone on in the history of the earth can be doubted only by those who are ignorant of the evidence or are resistant to evidence, owing to emotional blocks or to plain bigotry. By contrast, the mechanisms that bring evolution about certainly need study and clarification. There are no alternatives to evolution as history that can withstand critical examination. Yet we are constantly learning new and important facts about evolutionary mechanisms. How can one ignore the enormous Body of Evidence that has not only withstood the onslaught of time but is getting more robust every day!
Surely you know the difference between evidence and proof, the extensive evidence in support of both fact and theory of evolution comes primarily from studies of the fossil record, molecular sequences, and comparative anatomy. I can't really say there is one "best" piece of evidence for evolution. There are many, many different lines of evidence, and each of them fits together to make an entire picture. But if you had to hold me down with a hot poker, I'd say that the most powerful evidence is the homology of form and DNA shown not only in adult organisms, but in their developing embryos, which pass through more similar stages the more closely related they are. You can read more about this here:
http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evosite/evo101/ ...
For the common ancestor our main concern is baryonic matter=chemicals in the universe.
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The confusion of abiogenesis and evolution keeps occurring.
Or frankly the incredulity of time and opportunity doing it all by itself verses what we have observed.
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<quoted text>yes, molecules formed out of the forming elements. they formed onto the amino acids we know exist in space. those amino acids are the building blocks of life they came together under some conditions that perhaps we have not encountered yet (no reason to belive it happened on Earth)and viola
Seems like they can explain, and have evidence for all teh processes up to the very point life came from all the abundant elements that make up life.
pretty damn close.
creationists are still stuck at square one with trying to find a shredof evidence of any god, gods or goddesses...
MAAT: In short:
precursors of life can form naturally.
lipid layers
simpler versions of metabolic chemical like ATP and ADP
Eating /swollowing each other.
Communicating bacteria see TED talk Bonnie Bassler.
Most likely place near volcanic hotpools on land.
Best candidate given amino acids and lipd layers would be Montmorrilion soil a.k.a. Carpentras soil.
I've read plenty of papers, including schematics and actual tests...and lots can be found on this forum.
It's f.i. no problem whatsoever anymore to make synthetic DNA, usually the debate would be whether that is a welcome development.
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Baryonic now (jan 2013) also includes dark matter.
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Why do we conclude that elements present on earth, in everything, came from the stars.
Because the conditions to produce them and the relative quantity could only have been produced under extreme conditions that we do not find on earth. Or that in close proximity would have annihilated us.
We can measure how old they are and figure out what those conditions were. And the quantity here represents approximately the same amounts as we can detect out there.
So you are stardust can be taken literaly.
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Kong posted±
Additional evidence for the ToE released today (Friday, Feb 15th)
http://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-02-footpri ...
Following the footprints of positive selection
February 15th, 2013 in Genetics
For decades, the human genome could only tell us what we already suspected about the evolution of certain traits. Researchers were able to trace the genetic origin stories of lactose tolerance (as opposed to lactose intolerance), malaria resistance, and more only after observing these successful traits in specific populations. Now, the study of positive selection the ability to determine which genetic changes have conferred an evolutionary advantage has reached a turning point: the genome itself can be used as a starting point to guide scientists to important genetic locations, leading to hypotheses about human health and disease.
In a paper published this week in Cell, researchers from the Broad Institute, Harvard University, Harvard Medical School, and elsewhere describe the tools and resources that have come together to make this shift possible. Pardis Sabeti, a senior associate member at the Broad and an associate professor at Harvard, and Shari Grossman, a graduate research assistant in the Sabeti and Lander labs, worked with colleagues to develop a tool known as the Composite of Multiple Signals (CMS) test to detect the genetic signals of positive selection, and trace these signals to specific sites in the genome. Thanks to the public release of sequence data from the 1000 Genomes Project, the research team has been able to put CMS into practice to generate a list of 412 candidate signals.
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NASA also has conclusive evidence that the universe is flat.
sorry no link, heard it over the media.
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