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Middle English abecedary, from Medieval Latin abecedarium alphabet, from Late Latin, neuter of abecedarius of the alphabet, from the letters a + b + c + d
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Somewhere, on Facebook, recently, there were a group of SCA artisans talking, and discussion turned to research and documentation, and how for some very talented artisans, these weren't skills they come pre-set with. And someone said "You know, someone should teach classes on that."
To which I replied: I do. I have actually taught Intro to Research and Intro to Documentation probably 8-12 times in the last 4 years. Across 3 kingdoms. I have hand outs. We play with resources. I have done it roundtable style and lecture style. I have tried everything by charades. And inevitably, I am scheduled opposite something with fire. Or knives. Or power tools. And I get one or two people. Maybe. Sometimes I wait 15 minutes, then head back to the commons area because no one shows up.
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This Christmas, Amanda and I stayed in Philadelphia. She didn't have enough leave to go to North Carolina, so we hatched a plan to stay in our apartment and hibernate. We purchased a 1500-piece puzzle featuring The College of Magical Knowledge from one of her favorite books, The Voyage of the Basset. Here's the original image:
Boy, was I wrong. More on that later. The second part of our plan involved a massive Disney movie marathon. We were especially interested in rewatching movies we'd only seen once or twice with a critical eye. On Monday, we relocated our TV and unboxed the puzzle. These are the innocent beginnings:
We turned on our first Disney movie, Lilo and Stitch. I hadn't seen this one for a while, and MAN - so great! I definitely didn't think it was that great when I was younger, but I really appreciate it more now. I love Lilo and Nani's relationship and how hard Nani tries, even though it's frustrating. We also loved the fact that the social worker wasn't the bad guy - it was very clear that he was just doing his job, and that he really worried for Lilo's safety.
Next, we took a short break to make some Lovefeast buns. Our apt. was super chilly and my impatience didn't permit the dough to rise, so we ended up with something resembling Lembas bread.
We watched Hercules and did the easy parts of the puzzle. Hercules is really not that great. It's funny, sure, but I felt like it was unrealistic that Hercules could leave his adopted family behind so easily - what happened to them?
We watched Robin Hood, which was one of my favorites as a kid. I give this one a solid pass for the times and the tale - 1973, and Marian is a classic damsel. Lady Kluck is a great answer to that - she was awesome. :)
We also watched Pocahontas... we love the music so much, but it's problematic in a million and one ways, including the warm fuzzies that you could have at the end if you could ignore actual history. So...
On Tuesday, we had Lembasfeast buns for breakfast and started The Aristocats. This is another one that I loved as a kid. It's decent and funny, and only has one racist part. We noticed a lot of voice acting overlap in these old movies - Little John/Thomas/Baloo, Sheriff of Nottingham/Napolean/Luke/Chief. This is also the point at which we noticed the image on the puzzle had been vertically flipped, meaning that the letters on the sign were flipped, too. Also, we noticed that the pieces didn't "lock" properly, meaning that you couldn't manipulate large chunks or even keep pieces together. In other words, this was the beginning of the puzzle nightmare.
Around this time, our gift from my dad and stepmom arrived, an Edible Arrangement:
We watched Atlantis, which was amazing on the rewatch. I loved this movie when I first saw it, but I never owned it, and thus only saw it once. It is definitely one I would love to own - what's not to love about a nerdy linguist and a cast of culturally diverse badass ladies and gents? We have a weakness for lady mechanics, too - Audrey was fun and sassy.
We watched Hunchback of Notre Dame and it was...brutal. Like, much darker than I remember it being. Esmeralda gets major props for being a badass and I liked all of the characters, so that was awesome. But holy goodness, Frollo and his creeperdom. I glossed right over that one as a child. Can we talk about how Esmeralda had to die because he found her too sexy ("She will be mine or she will burn")? Yikes!
In response to this, we needed Emperor's New Groove. It doesn't have a lot of ladies in it, but it's a lot of fun. Also, I love Kronk! He's like a secret genius! We had hot spiced wine, too, for soul-soothing and all that.
We went to a Christmas Eve Carol Sing and had a lovely time. When we returned, we watched Alice in Wonderland. I didn't like this movie as a child, and I didn't like it now. It moved on very little plot, and Alice's voice annoyed me. We MST3k'ed it and continued our puzzle work.
When we woke up, it was Christmas! We watched The Rescuers and The Rescuers Down Under. Penny
was a kick-ass little orphan girl, but Bianca annoyed me - she was
supposedly the seasoned detective, but Bernard the Janitor took the lead
at every possible moment. He seemed a lot smarter than her, and it was
We took a break to make a psuedo-Coffee Cake. Coffee Cake on Christmas is a tradition in Amanda's family. I don't think that Coffee Cake is Southern, because J'Aime and I made one once to take to the Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser. Still, Amanda couldn't find one up here, so we had to make our own. We didn't use a yeast dough, so it wasn't perfect, but it was decent.
Then, we had our Skype Christmas! Despite a bad connection, we opened presents together.
Here's an awesome one I got from Kathy and Shirley, wine glass charms that hang on this corkscrew decoration. You can slip this over the neck of the wine bottle! Yay!
We also got these lovely warm socks from Bob & Cindy! We got a drill and a mixer from Granny and some beautiful wooden Christmas tree ornaments. Amanda also got a USCG-proof camera to take on the boat with her.
After our Christmas festivities, we picked up with The Sword in the Stone. I always liked this one as a kid because I've been interested in Arthurian legend since forever. It was decent on the rewatch - funny, but plot-lite. Also, Merlin is kind of a buffoon, and I don't love that. Watching it did make me wish that the BBC's Merlin had been better, though - kinder in particular to magical women. Sword in the Stone is guilty of the same thing - when women do magic, they're crazy (Madam Mim & Morgana), but when men do magic, it is righteous and good.
So, we saved the best for last on Christmas Day: MULAN. Mulan is totally my favorite ever. Beautiful movie with an awesome protagonist and appropriate amounts of plot and humor. Disney scene that always makes me cry? "I'll Make a Man Out of You." Also, our puzzle was coming along nicely.
After Mulan, our puzzle was mostly finished. Usually, the end of a puzzle is easy since you can basically try a piece against every possibility, if you're so inclined. This puzzle got unreasonably more difficult with every piece we put in...
On Thursday, after Amanda got off work, we busted open the drill and hung a shelf. It's TARDIS blue, to match the rest of the living room stuff. Also, I notice that the picture is lop-sided, but I promise that the shelf isn't:
Back to the puzzle...
We watched A Very Potter Musical and gnashed our teeth.
We listened to Dar Williams and pulled our hair.
And finally, after blood, sweat, and tears, we pieced the last piece!
We finished Season 5 of Supernatural.
On Friday, we decided to try and mount the puzzle. I've done this five times before, but this time was a NIGHTMARE. As previously stated, none of the pieces wanted to stay together. Also, you couldn't just slip the poster board (gluing surface) between the puzzle and the mat because everything sucks. We ended up breaking the puzzle in half and using a series of physics-defying movements to flip and turn and glue this puzzle.
So, after we flipped and glued and locked the puzzle in the bedroom to dry, we started an easier puzzle, where the pieces actually locked and everything was great. I did this puzzle in 2012, but I made the mistake of putting it on the Nottoman and Crookshanks pulled it onto the floor.
We watched Fox in the Hound and it was painful and gave us feelings...
We watched The Great Mouse Detective, too. Amanda had never seen it, but I love this movie. It's a great intro to Sherlock Holmes and mysteries in general for kids. Love it!
We watched some of A Very Potter Sequel and then switched to Supernatural. :)
So, that was our Christmas, told through puzzles. We hope you had a lovely and relaxing Christmas, too. Up next, more about Philadelphia and hey, maybe a post about the August trip to Hanover, NH. :)
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Last Wednesday, Stefan and I went to Düsseldorf for the day. We drove and we couldn't find the parking to take the morning boat tour that we'd wanted, so we set off for the palace. We walked around the grounds and got rained on, and so here are some pictures from that.
^Also, there was coffee.
^Scarecrow. Or laughcrow. Whichever you prefer.
Then, we went into town to meet up with a friend of Stefan's, Maurizio.
^There's Critical Mass in Germany, too!
We went back into town to take a boat tour of Düsseldorf.
^Me, Maurizio, a guy whose name I think is Sven, and Stefan
^The government seat of Nordrhein-Westfalen
^Is this a TV tower? And cool Düsseldorfian architecture
^And the fair was in town! But we didn't go...
Why yes, my friends, this steeple is leaning, and with the myth that it will stand straight if ever a "true virgin" gets married there. *eye roll* Sexist legend does not justify shoddy architecture.
So then, we ran around Düsseldorf a bit. We ate dinner in a Chinese restaurant and then had coffee somewhere cool and then wine in another cool place and then beer in a little brewery. We walked along the river during the in-between times. ;)
^Oh, and it rained so hard that we had to take shelter, like that time that Karen, Brett and I were in Chicago.
^But after the rain come beautiful skies.
So, then Stefan and I went back to Menden. The next morning, we got up and went to help Matthias pack up some stuff. I didn't get to know Matthias that well during my internship, and it's SUCH A SHAME because it turns out that he's awesome and we would have been great friends. Here's a bunch of his things:
What have I been doing other than that? Why, working on my Project of Awesome, of course. Here's the to-do list:
So, right, this was prolly the crappiest blog entry ever, but I want to keep up, even if the output is crappy. I have this other outlet which is demanding all of my awesomeness right now (The Project of Awesome), and so I'm sorry that the blog is suffering.
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On occasions during England's thrilling victory in the first Ashes Test it was easy to forget that Ian Bell had scored a magnificent hundred and James Anderson had bowled beautifully. The airwaves, internet and newspapers seemed obsessed by the umpires' Decision Review System and technology. Sadly, the performance of this system rather than the players – the real stars – dominated headlines.
For someone who has never been smitten with technology this focus marred my enjoyment of what was a stunning game of cricket. I wanted to read and hear about how well Bell had batted in a hot, intense, vital period of the Test, not that Stuart Broad had got away with edging one to slip because Australia had used up their reviews. Nor was I that fascinated by what the inventor of Hot Spot had to say for himself.
The coverage made me believe that technology is not actually serving cricket as well as it can and has too much of a hold on the game. When technology was introduced it was meant to remove real controversy from the sport by eliminating the occasional howler made by an umpire. DRS was meant to give everyone a clear understanding of what had taken place so that the correct decision could be given. On most occasions it achieves this goal. But when it fails, as the Broad and Jonathan Trott incidents highlighted, marginal decisions can easily be transformed into national catastrophes and this to me cannot be right.
At the moment cricket is half pregnant when it comes to technology. The game has created an animal that it does not know how to control. The call for technology comes from an enormous improvement in television coverage and the ability of cameras to spot detail not previously seen. And because of this everybody knows the most effective way of reducing umpire error to a minimum is to refer every appeal or moment of uncertainty to a third umpire sat in an air-conditioned booth. On one of a dozen screens he will then, frame by frame, study the event from every angle and using every piece of technology – Hot Spot, super slowmo and audio – available. So forensic is the coverage that it won't be long before a batsman is diagnosed with a stress fracture in his back after referring a dodgy decision.
Cricket, understandably, is reluctant for there to be no limit on referrals because there will be periods of play where several appeals per over are sent for judgement, which will result in the game coming to a standstill. It is the reason why each captain is only allowed to incorrectly send two referrals per innings up to the third umpire.
Many believe that in the case of Broad the fault lay at Australia's feet because Michael Clarke had incorrectly asked for two previous decisions to be looked at. I wonder whether England followers would have been so flippant had Alastair Cook used up his referrals before Brad Haddin was given out. Is it right that judging which decision to refer is now part of a captain's skill set?
If technology is God, which many believe it is, it does not make sense that the Umpires Call rule applies. It is there to support the decision the on-field umpire makes. With many of these decisions we are talking about millimetres on a judgement where a margin for error is catered in. It is not an exact science.
The compromise makes the whole system look foolish because batsmen are given not out when the ball is hitting more of the stumps than when they are given out. And being the bitter and twisted bowler I am, yet being fully aware of the margin of error that exists in Hawk-Eye, I still struggle to see how a batsman is given not out when technology shows the ball will go on to hit the stumps.
The skill for fielding teams now is convincing an uncertain umpire to raise his finger if in doubt. With Australia having used up their referrals prior to the final day of the Test the stumps had in essence become four inches wider. Again, is it right that the odd millimetre here and there should make such a difference?
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- Sugar, fat, and the state's role in nutritional misinformation: Cato Unbound with Gary Taubes and commenters;
- Montreal authorities ban new restaurants in some neighborhoods, which seems to be just fine with owners of some incumbent eateries [Baylen Linnekin]
- Among other ominous trends for the hip-restaurant sector, including customer burnout and advance of food delivery apps, health insurance and wage mandates sure don't help [Kevin Alexander, Thrillist]
- Latest slack-fill class action alleges there's too much air in box of Nestle Raisinets [TMZ] Behind wave of class actions over food/beverage labeling, packaging [Jessica Karmasek, Legal NewsLine]
- What could go wrong? Scotland considers joining Ukraine in enacting a legal right to food [Mental Floss]
- Restaurant in Turin, Italy, asks diners to sign waiver before consuming hot-pepper-laden dish [La Stampa, in Italian]
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Food roundup
- Almond growing in California is not all that water-intensive compared with other crops. So why does it gets demonized in the name of social justice? [Victor Davis Hanson, Hoover]
- Had unexpected findings of a study on dietary fat and health 40 years ago been fully aired, nutrition policy might have taken different turn [Peter Whoriskey, Washington Post] "Today's scientific hypotheses may be wrong. Better, then, not to make them law." [David Boaz, Cato]
- Royal Crown Cola was on its way to becoming one of the great soda companies, then came the cyclamate scare compounded by the irrational Delaney Clause [Mental Floss]
- Jayson Lusk on the economics of food waste;
- "Menu Mandates and Obesity: A Futile Effort" [Aaron Yelowitz, new Cato Policy Analysis, earlier]
- "When an industry demands that the government regulate it more strictly, you usually don't have to look very far to find a barely-hidden agenda." [Jesse Walker, Reason on catfish makers]
Eighth Circuit: obesity not a per se disability
Another big courtroom defeat for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission: "A panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit ruled this week that obesity is not a 'disability' within the meaning of the Americans with Disabilities Act — even as amended in 2009 — unless the condition was caused by some underlying physiological disorder. …The panel specifically rejected the position taken by the EEOC in its Compliance Manual." [Employment and Labor Insider, Constangy; Morriss v. BNSF Railway]
Food roundup
- Delay FDA menu labeling rules? Tinker? No, repeal [Baylen Linnekin, earlier]
- European trade negotiators would like to keep cheeses and beverages on American shelves from bearing names like Parmesan, Gouda, feta, Champagne, port, and sherry unless made over there. Nein danke, no grazie, non merci [William Watson, Cato] Weird how EU laws prevent spirits producers from being completely honest with consumers [Jacob Grier]
- Regressive-yet-progressive: "Taxing soda fits the narrative in which the obese are oppressed and soda manufacturers are the oppressors." [Arnold Kling]
- New research ("no consensus among scientists on whether a population-wide reduction of salt was associated with better health outcomes") could be blow to Gotham's sodium regulation cause [Dan Goldberg, Politico New York] "Suit Halts NYC's Misguided Restaurant Salt Warning Labels" [Linnekin]
- Lawyers in hot coffee suits still pushing "unreasonably high holding temperature" theories [Nick Farr, Abnormal Use, earlier]
- Chef turned Amish traditional sausage maker in rural Maine finds that regulation is a grind [Linnekin]
Disabled rights roundup
- Effort to qualify California ballot initiative to curb state's infamous ADA filing mills; Harold Kim (US Chamber) podcast on lawsuit abuse and small businesses;
- Costly canines: Ohio's Kent State will pay $145,000 for not letting two students have emotional support dogs in housing [Insurance Journal]
- USC football coach Sarkisian and alcohol: "Lessons In Disability Accommodation and the Interactive Process" [Nancy Yaffe, California Employment Law]
- "Does ADA require nursing homes to admit obese patients?" [Debra Cassens Weiss, ABA Journal]
- "It's difficult to think of a piece of legislation that failed more abysmally than the ADA. So now what do we do?" [Scott Sumner; we've been on the post-ADA decline in labor force participation by the disabled for a long, long time]
- After football player collapses on field with heat stroke, resulting in nine-day coma that brings him near death, team doctor refuses to clear him to play again due to re-injury risk; Fourth Circuit reverses lower federal court that had ruled for his claim of disability discrimination [Gavin Class v. Towson University, opinion]
- Second Circuit: hearing-impaired IBM employee can't get to jury after rejecting sign-language translation and transcripts of company videos as reasonable accommodation on the ground that captioning would have provided overall nicer experience [Wait a Second! via Daniel Schwartz]
Medical roundup
- FDA and other agencies launch crackdown on more than 100 dietary supplement companies [Orange County Register editorial, thanks for quoting]
- 14 years ago Sally Satel warned that political correctness was getting into medical schools in a big way. How prescient was that? [Yale Daily News via Dave Huber/The College Fix on Yale med-school dean's capitulation to demands for "anti-oppressive" curriculum reform, video of Satel on C-SPAN "Book Notes" with Brian Lamb discussing "P.C., M.D."]
- Unexpectedly! "Insurer cutbacks squeeze patients out of high-end care" [Houston Chronicle]
- "Deflate Drug Prices by Reforming the FDA" [Richard Morrison, CEI, thanks for quote]
- Penny wise: Obama plan would penalize doctors who recommend routine prostate cancer tests for older men [WSJ, Betsy McCaughey/New York Post]
- "Clearly, it would take an extraordinarily overbearing [British] state to move [sugar] consumption anywhere close to this target." [Christopher Snowdon]
- Widely asserted ethical prohibition on paying organ donors comes at more than a monetary price [Alex Tabarrok](link fixed)
Medical roundup
- Study: doctors who use more resources are less likely to face malpractice claims [British Medical Journal]
- "Obesity is not in fact a public health problem. It may be a widespread health problem, but you can't catch obesity from doorknobs or molecules in the air. [David Boaz, Cato]
- Contingency-fee law enforcement creates bad incentives, part MCXXXVI, health outlay recoupment division [W$J on Medicare auditors]
- Welcome to Canada, skilled one, unless your spouse is ill. What that says about the welfare state [Bryan Caplan]
- "Jury awards $16.7 million in swine flu death of pregnant Puyallup mother" [Tacoma News-Tribune]
- Doc convicted of murder after patient overdoses: "Some experts worried that a conviction would have a chilling effect on worried doctors and keep powerful painkillers from patients who need them." [L.A. Times via Jacob Sullum]
Calorie labels and craft brewers
The Obamacare/FDA calorie-label provision, which we've met before, "requires chain restaurants with 20 or more locations to list calorie information for 'standard menu items,' including each available beer, on menus and menu boards by December 2016. Testing the nutritional content of a single beer could cost as much as $1,000, according to the Beer Institute, a trade association representing brewers." For craft brewers, the costs of testing every variant small-run flavor can add up fast. And unless a brewer is willing to pre-emptively shell out for testing in advance at its own risk, it may miss out on the chance to make the jump into chain distribution: "Restaurants interested in carrying a craft beer may not want to wait for testing to be done and will move on to beers that already have nutritional information." [Michelle Minton, Real Clear Policy]
October 7 roundup
- News on legal policy front: Center for Class Action Fairness, founded and run by longtime Overlawyered co-blogger Ted Frank, merging into Competitive Enterprise Institute, Ted and all [CEI]
- Arnold Kling isn't cheering Brookings Institution's defenestration of well-known economist Robert Litan at Sen. Elizabeth Warren's behest. More: Sean Higgins, John Fund;
- Proposed anti-soft-drink laws favored by Michael Bloomberg & Co. have been mostly shot down, but New York Times eager to credit politicians anyway for the drop [more: Jacob Sullum];
- We interrupt the campaign season propaganda-fest with news of an actual issue sighting, on regulatory reform [Ira Stoll, Veronique de Rugy on Jeb Bush plan] After Obama initiative to eliminate red tape, agencies added $14.7 billion in regulatory costs [Sam Batkins, American Action Forum]
- Qualified immunity: "Shooting a 68-Year-Old Who Poses No Threat Violates Clearly Established Law" [Ilya Shapiro, Cato]
- If you've read Steve Teles's article on upward redistribution (as you should), read Michael Greve's reaction and Ilya Somin's too;
- East Texas judge throws out 168 patent cases in one fell swoop [Joe Mullin/ArsTechnica, related on popularity of East Texas among trolls]
Food roundup
- Tufts doc who wants to "eliminate" sweetened drinks is senior author on flawed new study on their health effects [Gil Ross, ACSH]
- Nick Gillespie interviews celebrity chef Geoffrey Zakarian ("In Praise of Free Enterprise Food") and Whole Foods' John Mackey. "Despite the strength of our local food movement, Kentucky joins Delaware and Rhode Island as the three most restrictive states in the country for cottage food sales." [LEO Weekly, Louisville]
- Fears of toast-spread homebrew in remote communities: "Australia suggests Vegemite sales limit amid 'alcohol abuse'" [BBC] More: less-sensational followup coverage h/t reader Mark N. in comments;
- You really ought to give Iowa-defiance a try: Rand Paul is latest candidate to oppose ethanol mandate [Rare]
- "Next Time Government Gives You Dietary Advice, Consider Doing the Opposite" [David Harsanyi] Multiple topping combinations + steep penalties add up to vexation for pizza makers under FDA menu labeling mandate [Savannah Saunders, Economics21; Veronique de Rugy, Reason] "Health Canada Gets it Right, While FDA Goes Further Astray, on 'Added Sugars' Labeling" [Glenn Lammi, WLF]
- "Federal Judge, Referencing FDA Order on Trans Fat, Permits State-Law Class Action to Proceed" [Glenn Lammi, WLF]
- Plaintiff says he bit into someone else's gold tooth in his biscuit [Nick Farr]


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Anthocyanins are a family of pigments. Delphinidin is one member of that family. It refers to the basic molecular structure. There are several attachment points for various sugar and hydroxal molecules, leading to many different forms of delphinidin.
No chain of dominance and many forms can be present in same flower.
This is without considering all the modifiers and co-pigments.
But by far the biggest factor that we need to consider in iris flowers is the AVI effects. That is the form where delphinidin clumps into a protein complex and makes for dark globules inside vacuole. This is where we change flowers from being lavender-blue, into purple and provide basis for black flowers.
For interest sake, consider that Daylilies have delphinidin, but they just can't get "Blue" daylilies. Only lavender and purple.
Of course we always have some other pigments present. And these change appearance of the colour in the flower.
Also is the effects of ph in cell sap in vacuole. This can be of immense importance.
While a lot of research has been done on pigments, (the chemistry that is ) very little has been done on how these pigments translate into flower colour.
All things considered, the particular form of delphinidin present would not likely make a lot of difference in most cases.
One exception is the "floridor" form of delphinidin, which is named after the cultivar Floridor . This provided a slate-blue- gray shade.
Chuck Chapman
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From: Linda Mann <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: iris-photos <email@example.com>; iris <email@example.com>
Sent: Thu, Sep 8, 2011 7:50 am
Subject: [iris-photos] Re: HYB: pigment (was sdlng from Pink Formal etc)
To refresh my memory (or more honestly, to put something <in> my
memory), I'm going back thru the archives reading up on delphinidin -
it's spelled differently by different posters, so thought I'd share this
tip - search for <delphin> with whole word match turned off.
Chuck, there's a post from you back in 2005 that says, in part,
<The anthocyanin colour in pallida is a lighter tone,
more lavender then the anthocyanin seen in other iris species. It is
still a
form of delphinium but has different sugar and hydroxyl attachments etc.>
Do you know if more is known now about how the various forms of
delphinium/idin/in? Can only one form of anthocyanin be present at a
time? Is there a sequence of dominance?
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Chronic cocaine abuse arises as a result of persistent cocaine-induced adaptations in the function of neurons within mesolimbocortical brain reward circuits. An understanding of the molecular mechanisms by which cocaine alters the function of these neural circuits may lead to development of novel therapies for the treatment of cocaine addiction. The overall hypothesis of this proposal is that cocaine exerts long-lasting effects on behavior by inducing the transcription of new gene products in the nucleus accumbens (NAc) that change the excitability and/or synaptic connectivity of NAc neurons. We have shown that genetically manipulating the expression of the methyl-DNA binding protein MeCP2 in specific regions of the adult striatum modulates the ability of cocaine and the related psychostimulant amphetamine to induce addictive-like behaviors in rodents. Furthermore, we find that cocaine induces phosphorylation of MeCP2 at Ser421 (pMeCP2) selectively in parvalbumin (Pv)-positive fast-spiking GABAergic interneurons (FSIs) in the NAc. The objective of this proposal is to test the novel hypothesis that phosphorylation of MeCP2 in FSIs provides a mechanism to link cocaine exposure with transcription-dependent changes in striatal circuit function that limit the rewarding properties of cocaine. To address this hypothesis, in Aim 1 we will test the consequences of MeCP2 phosphorylation on the rewarding and reinforcing properties of cocaine by assessing cocaine self-administration (SA) in mice bearing a mutation knocked into the Mecp2 gene that changes Ser421 to Ala, rendering MeCP2 non-phosphorylatable at this site.
In Aim 2 we will test the hypothesis that MeCP2 acts in FSIs in the NAc to limit cocaine SA. We will achieve this goal by stereotaxically injecting LoxP-conditional viruses into the NAc of adult mice from a transgenic strain that expresses the Cre recombinase in Pv-positive neurons. We will use these viruses to manipulate MeCP2 expression and phosphorylation in these cells as a means to alter FSI function and we will determine the effects of these manipulations on cocaine SA. Finally in Aim 3 we will test the hypothesis that pMeCP2 regulates a striatal plasticity that limits cocaine SA by modulating the inducibility of immediate-early genes in FSIs of the NAc. The outcome of our study will be the experimental demonstration of a specific circuit-based mechanism by which the chromatin regulatory protein MeCP2 limits cocaine reward. These studies promise to yield significant new insights into the neurobiological mechanisms that impact susceptibility to cocaine addiction.
Drug addiction is a complex and seemingly intractable disorder that exacts enormous financial and personal costs upon society. This study will address molecular mechanisms that modulate the pathological adaptations in the function of brain reward circuits that underlie the development and expression of addictive-like behaviors. These data may lead to new treatments to combat the destructive cycle of cocaine addiction.
|Deng, Jie V; Wan, Yehong; Wang, Xiaoting et al. (2014) MeCP2 phosphorylation limits psychostimulant-induced behavioral and neuronal plasticity. J Neurosci 34:4519-27
|Ghiretti, Amy E; Moore, Anna R; Brenner, Rebecca G et al. (2014) Rem2 is an activity-dependent negative regulator of dendritic complexity in vivo. J Neurosci 34:392-407
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Located in a development of 6 town homes, this newly completed, 3 bedroom townhouse is within short walking distance to Kamala Beach.
3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, private swimming pool, a great luxurious townhouse in the best area of Kamala. About 10 minutes walk to the beach, and a lot of restaurants and minimarts in the area. The location is on one sideway with no traffic running thru.
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2 frenched racks of lamb (about 2 1/2 lbs. total), cut between the bones into chops
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 large garlic clove, minced
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
1/2 teaspoon ground coriander
1 teaspoon kosher salt, divided
1 teaspoon chopped fresh rosemary
1/2 cup plain or garlic croutons
1 teaspoon lemon zest
Total: 1 Hour, 30 Minutes
1. Put lamb in a large bowl. Add oil, garlic, spices, 1/2 tsp. salt, and 1/2 tsp. rosemary, tossing to coat evenly. Chill, covered, at least 1 hour and up to 1 day ahead.
2. Pulse croutons, lemon zest, and remaining salt and rosemary in a food processor into coarse crumbs.
3. Heat grill to high heat (450° to 550°). Grill lamb, turning once, 6 to 8 minutes for medium rare. Sprinkle with crumb mixture.
Note: Nutritional analysis is per chop.
Created date
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Nutritional Information
Calories 146
Caloriesfromfat 54 %
Protein 15 g
Fat 8.8 g
Satfat 2.2 g
Carbohydrate 1.3 g
Fiber 0.2 g
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Whitney Houston died as a result of accidental drowning, but cocaine use and heart disease were contributing factors, a coroner said.
The singer's autopsy revealed traces of marijuana and the prescription drugs Xanax, Flexiril and Benadryl in her body, but not in quantities which would usually prove fatal. The announcement by Craig Harvey, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Coroner, ended weeks of speculation which began on 11 February when Houston was found submerged in the bath at her suite at the Beverly Hilton hotel.
Mr Harvey, whose office is expected to publish a full autopsy report in a fortnight's time, said that the results indicate that the singer, who was 48 and had spent recent years in and out of rehab programmes, was a "chronic" cocaine user.
She is believed to have suffered a heart attack while alone in the bath, before slipping under the water and drowning. Though the cause remains unclear, cocaine use can act as a trigger in such cases and also causes arteries to harden, exacerbating the effects of an attack.
Houston died on the eve of the Grammy awards, after spending previous days attending a selection of related events.
The news confirms that her death was an accident. Beverly Hills police, who were handling the investigation into the affair, said in a statement that they had uncovered no evidence of criminal wrongdoing.
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Dilled Fish Chowder
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|Frozen cut green beans
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Medium, shredded
|1 Medium, chopped
|Instant chicken bouillon granules
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Thaw fish, if frozen. Pat dry. Cut fish into 1-inch pieces. In a large saucepan combine potato, frozen beans, carrot, onion, bouillon granules, dillweed, 1 1/2 cups water, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. Simmer, covered, for 5 to 10 minutes or till potato is tender.
Combine 1/2 cup of the milk and cornstarch. Add to vegetables. Add remaining milk and fish. Cook and stir gently till boiling; reduce heat. Cook and stir for 2 to 3 minutes more or till thickened and fish just flakes.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1062 Calories from Fat 37
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 4 g6.4%
Saturated Fat 1.3 g6.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 157.9 mg52.6%
Sodium 4055.5 mg169%
Total Carbohydrates 164 g54.7%
Dietary Fiber 15.5 g62.2%
Sugars 46.1 g
Protein 92 g183.4%
Vitamin A 216.1% Vitamin C 157.1%
Calcium 101.5% Iron 42%
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Come on, Barbie, let's go ... shopping! For the doll's 50th birthday this year, corporate parent Mattel wrapped up a whopper of a present: Barbie's first-ever flagship store. The six-story, 35,000-square-foot House of Barbie in Shanghai, designed by New York's Slade Architecture, "is the first physical representation of the new chapter of Barbie," says Richard Dickson, senior VP of the brand. It's a timely project. With U.S. sales down in recent years, Mattel hopes Barbie will take off in emerging markets like China, where she really is a fresh face. The retail space's design reflects her ambition to be more than a plaything — House of Barbie also has apparel, a beauty salon, and a café. "Mattel wanted to raise the experience to the level of a flagship fashion store, as opposed to a flagship toy store," says architect James Slade. The message: Life in plastic? It's fantastic.
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Banana Chocolate Cake
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|2 Tablespoon
|Granulated sugar
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|Artificial sweetener
|1⁄4 Teaspoon (To Equal 2 Teaspoon Sugar)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Cold)
|Cold water
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Unsweetened cocoa
|2 Tablespoon
|Vanilla extract
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Dash
|Raisin bread slice
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|Raisin bread slice
|4 , made into fine crumbs
|Whipped topping
|2 Tablespoon (Store Bought / Homemade)
|2 Medium
|Lemon juice
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1) Preheat the oven to 350°F.
2) Line a 8-inch springform pan with wax paper at the bottom. Spray non-stick cooking spray on the sides of the pan and keep aside.
3) In a large mixing bowl, beat the egg yolks, sugar and sweetener with an electric mixer for 2 minutes.
4) Gradually beat in water and cocoa at a medium-high speed for about 5 minutes, until thick and beat in the vanilla extract.
5) In another bowl, beat the egg whites and salt with clean beaters until stiff peaks form.
6) Fold the bread crumbs into the yolk mixture and lightly stir in about 1/4 egg whites. Then gently fold in rest of the egg whites.
7) Pour the mixture into the prepared baking pan and bake in the preheated oven for 20 to 25 minutes.
8) Allow to cool in the pan for 5 minutes, then remove from the pan and place on a wire rack to cool.
9) Halve the cake horizontally and spread half the whipped topping on the bottom layer.
10) In a bowl, peel and slice the bananas, then gently toss with the lemon juice.
11) Arrange half the bananas over the whipped topping, cover with the other cake layer,then spread rest of the whipped topping over the top and sides of the cake and arrange rest of the banana slices on top.
12) Slice and serve immediately on a serving platter.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1548 Calories from Fat 272
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 32 g48.9%
Saturated Fat 9.9 g49.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 642.9 mg214.3%
Sodium 999.1 mg41.6%
Total Carbohydrates 285 g95%
Dietary Fiber 27.3 g109.3%
Sugars 148.6 g
Protein 48 g95.3%
Vitamin A 17.4% Vitamin C 40.5%
Calcium 9.4% Iron 46.6%
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Location Located in the famed Financial District of New York City, the city hotel is surrounded by many top sights and important landmarks. Three blocks away is Federal Hall where George Washington took his oath of presidency, 4 blocks away is the New York Stock Exchange. Hanover Square is just a one-minute walk from the hotel, South Street Seaport is three minutes on foot and Trinity Church is 5 minutes away. Facilities The hotel was built in 2010. Travellers can enjoy a pleasant stay in one of the 253 rooms. In the air-conditioned establishment, guests are welcomed at the reception area with 24-hour reception and a 24-hour check-in/check-out service. Amenities include a safe. Wireless internet access is available to travellers in the public areas. Among the culinary options available at the accommodation are a restaurant, a dining area, a café and a bar. Shopping facilities are also available. Additional features at the hotel include a newspaper stand and a TV room. Those arriving in their own vehicles can leave them in the car park of the establishment. Available services and facilities include room service and a laundry service. Rooms Each of the rooms is appointed with air conditioning, central heating, a living room and a bathroom. The carpeted rooms feature a double bed or a king-size bed. A safe and a minibar are also available. A fridge and a mini fridge ensure a comfortable stay. An ironing set is also available for guests' convenience. Internet access, a telephone, a TV, a radio, an alarm clock and WiFi add to the comfort of the holiday. Rooms suitable for wheelchair access are bookable. A shower and a bathtub can be found in the bathrooms. A hairdryer and bathrobes are provided for everyday use. Bathrooms with wheelchair access can also be booked. The accommodation offers family rooms and non-smoking rooms. Sports/Entertainment The hotel offers attractions including sport and entertainment opportunities. The terrace is a great place to while away the time. A range of options are available, including a gym, a spa and massage treatments. Meals Travellers can choose from a range of snacks and meals including lunch or dinner. Payment All major credit cards, including American Express, VISA and MasterCard, are accepted for payment.