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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The tiny rally that began early in the Far East trading day lasted until about 9:30 a.m. BST in London---and it was all down hill from there, as "da boyz" worked their magic with their trading algorithms. The low tick of the day came at 12:20 a.m. in New York---and the gold price rallied a couple of bucks before trading almost ruler flat for the remainder of the day. The CME Group recorded the high and low ticks at $1,315.00 and $1,286.60 in the June contract. Gold finished the Wednesday trading session at $1,289.90 spot, down an even $18 from Tuesday's close. Net volume was decent, but not overly heavy at 144,000 contracts. It was exactly the same story in silver, so I shall spare you the details, as you can read the Kitco chart as well as I can. The high and low ticks were posted as $19.73 and $19.295 in the July contract. Silver finished the day at $19.295 spot, down 25.5 cents from Tuesday. Volume, net of May and June, was pretty brisk at 48,500 contracts. The platinum price actually began to head south around noon Hong Kong time, but the real selling started around 12:30 BST in London. The low was also at 12:20 p.m. EDT---the same as both gold and silver. Then also like gold and silver, the price traded flat into the close. Palladium traded almost flat up until just before 2 p.m. in Zurich, then it got the same HFT algorithm treatment that the other precious metals received. The low for palladium came at 1 p.m.---and not 12:20 p.m. EDT like the other three metals. The dollar index closed on Tuesday afternoon in New York at 79.14. From there it traded pretty flat until about 9 a.m. in London---and then rallied very quietly for the remainder of the day, finishing the Wednesday session at 79.24---up a whole 10 basis points from it's prior close. The gold stocks opened down a bit---and with the exception of the odd rally attempt, continued to head lower, hitting their lows of the day around 3:30 p.m. EDT. From there they rallied a hair into the close. The HUI finished down 2.17%. It could have been worse. The silver equities followed a similar path---and Nick Laird's Intraday Silver Sentiment Index closed down 2.37%. The CME's Daily Delivery Report was a quiet affair yesterday, as only 5 gold contracts were posted for delivery on Friday. I shan't bother linking the Issuers and Stoppers Report. There were no reported changes in GLD yesterday---and as of 9:55 p.m. EDT yesterday evening, there were no reported changes in SLV, either. I asked Ted Butler for his thoughts on the surprise 1.92 million ounce withdrawal from SLV on Tuesday---as he didn't comment on them in his Wednesday missive to his paying subscribers---and he said he totally agreed with my take on it. Here's what I said on this issue in this space yesterday--- Ted Butler's "large buyer" avoiding the SEC's reporting requirements, perhaps? The U.S. Mint had a decent sales report yesterday. They sold 7,500 troy ounces of gold eagles---594,000 silver eagles---and 400 platinum eagles. There was no in/out activity in gold over at the Comex-approved depositories on Tuesday---but as is almost always the case, it was a different story in silver, as 634,025 troy ounces were reported received---all into the HSBC USA warehouse---and 94,125 troy ounces were reported shipped out. The link to that activity is here. I have the usual number of stories for you today---and I hope there are some in the list below that you think worth reading.
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I visited this museum as suggested by the Goteburg City Card which provided free entry. The museum has a large selection of stuffed animals (not sure if real or not) and plenty of...
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A big collection of animals and modells displayed on several floors and rooms. I god place to bring your children and really talk about the nature and what is out there. Take your time and really look and its worth a visit
This was an excellent place to spend a few hours with the children. The old exhibits mixed with new work very well and are a reminder to us all of the amazing human efforts from previous centuries to educate us all on natural history. Al the family loved it!
Having visited the Natural History Museums in London and New York I was looking forward to visiting this one while in Gothenburg, but not expecting as much as I had seen in the other two. I was pleasantly surprised by just how many exhibits this museum does have.
The highlights of the museum must surely be the mammals section upstairs,...
I visited this museum as suggested by the Goteburg City Card which provided free entry. The museum has a large selection of stuffed animals (not sure if real or not) and plenty of exhibits. I was most impressed by the large elephant in the middle of one room which towered above everything else. I think the museum could do with...
Am not a lover of natural history museum's simply because there are so many dead stuffed animals , that said it always impresses me just how many species we share are planet with , this is a fine collection and the whale is quite impressive . Museum is situated in the beautiful Slottsskogen park so worth a visit with the...
I've seen better natural history museum, but this one's good too. Not very big, enough for a couple of hours. The big blue Wales are real wow! The birds salon has very beautiful kinds. Some sculptures that show real size of big animals were nice. I went there with my mother and both enjoyed it. There are lockers to put...
A group of friends and myself decided to explore the parks of Gothenburg as we are from London. Found this cute little natural history museum and decided to go in. It was cool but a little disappointing as most of the "animals" were models as opposed to "real animals". However, this may only be a personal opinion as we have...
A great variety on display, showcasing the fauna and flora of Sweden and the greater Peninsula with Norway. It needs a facelift!
However, it was very informative, since it provided me with information of the environment, but it needs to be interactive to keep the students interested.
All labels are swedish only, but there is an app. Did not try the app out as I only saw it as we were heading out. Ask at the cash.
Whale skeleton is impressive.
We went to visit this museum as our friend raved about it. I have to be honest and say I did not enjoy the visit. Others seemed very enthusiastic and interested, so if you are into stuffed animals this place will be ideal. There are many rooms full of a wide variety of stuffed bids and animals, here you can...
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One of my earliest childhood memories was of my young mother, inexplicably on her hands and knees, crawling to open the front door. In later years she explained that she had suffered badly from arthritis, but her doctor had put her on what was then an experimental drug, cortisone. She said it had virtually cured her, but until her death in her 80s she claimed to be able to detect coming rain by a touch of the "old pain".
I suspect this story has much to do with the happy assumption I have enjoyed during my decade living with Parkinson's - a degenerative disorder of unknown origins for which there is no known cure - that before things degenerated too far, a pharmaceutical miracle would occur. Then I would live happily ever after with no signs of the dread disease apart from those occasions when I would point to distant clouds with a shaky finger and croak: "Here comes the rain."
I must admit that the brain pacemaker I will have implanted in seven weeks is not the magical remedy I had in mind. My belief in medical miracles was compounded a couple of years ago by a television documentary. It told the story of the extraordinary struggle by an Australian doctor, Barry Marshall, to prove that peptic ulcers were caused by bacteria. To overcome the disbelief of the medical profession - seemingly fed by the manufacturers of the highly lucrative drugs then used to treat ulcers - the doctor was reduced to swallowing the bacteria to bring on the ulcer and then cure it with an antibiotic.
The most exhilarating part of this documentary was an account given by an Aussie patient snatched from the surgeon's scalpel. He was about to undergo major surgery to remove an ulcer that, he confided to camera, caused him so much pain he had been considering suicide. On the day of the operation his surgeon arrived with the morning newspaper reporting Marshall's stunt. The surgeon asked his patient whether he wanted to explore it, or to go ahead with the operation. The patient opted for the miracle cure.
That was what I had anticipated would happen to me, which explains why I've spent much of the last 10 years anxiously, but confidently, scanning the horizon for the medical equivalent of the US Cavalry hurrying near. The curious thing is that from time to time I do hear their clarion call. But then it mysteriously disappears.
Take the case of the "dopamine hypothesis" and the Nobel prize winner. A couple of years ago I was watching a BBC programme on the latest Nobel laureates. I was particularly interested in the Swede who had been given the prize for medicine. Arvid Carlsson won it for his discovery, in the 1960s, of the role of dopamine in the functioning of the brain - probably the most significant breakthrough against Parkinson's to date.
In the course of the interview he was asked what were the latest developments in his line of research. Carlsson said they were working on a new line of drugs based on the dopamine hypothesis. He explained that Parkinson's and schizophrenia were believed to be two sides to one chemical coin - when the relevant brain cells produced too little dopamine the result was Parkinson's; too much and it was schizophrenia. The new line of drugs would reset the balance. The results were proving "miraculous", said Carlsson.
A new line of drugs that dealt with two of the more serious brain disorders afflicting mankind - I made some inquiries. Nobody had heard of it and all has gone quiet.
Then there was the widely publicised case of the film stuntman, Tim Lawrence, who was badly handicapped by Parkinson's and took solace in Birmingham nightclubs where his "thrashing around" (as one journalist put it) passed for dancing under the strobe lights. When he tried some ecstasy, he found he didn't need the strobes, the drug miraculously, if temporarily, curing him of his symptoms, enabling him to dance the night away. I have heard nothing more of the story since it broke early last year.
And, just a few weeks ago, there was talk of miraculous results in a trial of GDNF, a sort of fertilizer that when sprayed in a Parkinson patient's damaged brain restored it to the neuron equivalent of grade-A turf. Again, the excitement has been followed by silence.
But, I shall keep the faith as long as I can. I will take my laptop to hospital. When they come to lead me away with a shaven head I shall hurriedly log in to the Met office. I'll give a shout if there's a whiff of rain. It is important to me that these traditions be maintained.
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Texas was an underdog by -104 and came through for bettors backing them. The game went UNDER the consensus closing total of 9.5.
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Book DescriptionTwenty years after the end of the Second World War, an Italian general is despatched to Albania to recover his country's dead. Once there he meets a German general who is engaged upon an identical mission, and their conversations brings out into the open the extent of their horror and guilt, newly exacerbated by their present task. As they descend from the callous trivialities of their gruesome business, past and present, to suffering self-disgust, the author gives us glimpses of the lives of the people whose graves they are unearthing.
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INTRODUCTION [Excerpt]
As I write the introduction to this book I am on a flight from Las Vegas to Los Angeles. I am presented with exactly forty-five minutes to sum up my feelings about the book.
A lot has contributed to the style in which this book has been written; among other things a recent transatlantic relocation from the UK to the USA to make a home in Las Vegas. I now find myself a married man, and to top it all off I have even begun work on that traveling freak show I have been dreaming about for oh so long. As I write this I am currently on my way out of Las Vegas--the magical capital of the world--feeling very ill from the extreme turbulence on an otherwise uninteresting flight. Vegas is a town that has in the short while I have lived here already deeply affected my approach to magic and mentalism. Las Vegas really is the best place in the world to see both great and terrible magic. From the best of the best to the worst of the worst, Vegas is your place.
The bulk of this book was written as I lived and worked as a traveling performer. Much of the book being written on planes, in hotels and while generally on the road. There really is a great advantage to having a mobile office. As one of the publishers of this book would say: as long as there's a Starbucks, we're good to go.
The book was written in this fashion with my thoughts being collected in essay form while on the road. Now, looking back over it, I find it a genuinely nosaltigic read. The task of elaborating on my traveling essays to make them more complete and lucid was much like reading an old travel journal or diary from years past.
Certain essays remind me of specific performances and places. Others remind me of various TV shows I have worked on. I hold many good memories attached to the writing in this book and some not so good memories.
The one thing the ideas presented in this book all have in common is that they were formed in part because of the countless bad magic and mentalism shows I have encountered on my journeys. From live performances to certain recent TV Stars, bad magic is simply bad magic.
It is these bad magic/mentalism shows that are the true inspiration for this book. Without having witnessed so much bad magic and mentalism I would never have been moved to examine my own performances at a deeper level. It was this examination triggered by these performances that inspired my feelings and thoughts as recorded in this book. So in a way I have all the shows that have made me feel sick watching to thank for their inspiration in questioning my own performances at a deeper level.
It is my hope that you enjoy what is presented in this book. You will of course not agree with everything I have written, and this is the whole point!
The best thing I could ever hope to achieve with this book is to encourage you to question your own performances in the same way I have questioned my own. If you do this, we together are fighting against those bad magic/mentalism shows I know we both hate so much. Together with our love for the art that has given us so much, we now have the chance to give it something back. Lets keep magic and mentalism as exciting to our audiences as it is to us.
Enjoy your journey and maybe our paths will cross along the way.
With all sincerity I am;
Luke Jermay
Beginning his descent into LA, 2006.
This chapter outlines my own personal beliefs on presenting contemporary mentalism. From the structure of an effect to building a routine and a show. Each point is complete with working examples from my own repertoire.
In this chapter we handle a working example of all the guidelines outlined in chapter one by creating and applying these rules to an effect.
A brief look at performing modern mentalism without the aid of apparatus and props of any kind. This chapters features a breakdown of what I think are the most useful methods for a performer to have in his or her tool box when it comes to performing mentalism with no psychical props at all.
This chapter outlines the attention to detail that I feel is needed to make a truly compelling performance. It also features a working example of how applying the small touches to an effect can make all the difference.
A collection of presentational additions that can be added into many effects that you already perform as well as all the effects featured within this book. These range from the use of a slinky as a pendulum right the way up to saying the alphabet backwards and writing inside out verse. These touches are used throughout the book to build compelling demonstrations and will be referenced throughout from this chapter.
This chapter features possibly the strongest, prop free, anywhere, anytime demonstration of mind reading available to the mentalist. Featuring brand new work on my original effect as well as three different effects that are achieved with the same basic conceptual methodology. This chapter also includes new work on the effect eliminating the need for a psychological force, a new and bold out for the brave performer, a new idea from which a miracle could spring the Strangers Name Concept and also features a guest contribution from Chicagos Chris Carter.
In this chapter I take a closer look at the Dunninger Ploy and describe its use in relation to a card effect using a prop you almost certainly already own.
Here I share my personal thoughts on the world of TV magic. From selective editing to pre-show work and dirty camera tricks.
This chapter is a work inspired by my influences. As performers I truly think we are building everything we perform on the work of greats from the past. Here I share three routines that I feel are directly inspired by Canasta, Dr. Jaks and Koran.
This chapter features mentalism with playing cards. All neatly piled together so those who would rather poke themselves in the eyes with anthrax covered magic wand than mix mentalism and playing cards can simply skip.
A chapter featuring effects that mix the classic methods of magic and mentalism with suggestive techniques to create bold and new effects never before possible.
No skulls, altars or sacrificed goats rather Mentalism with a surreal twist. From making time stand still, traveling backwards in time, scars healing themselves, incredible coincidences, a game of life and death, demonstrating your "grift sense" while charmingly stealing from your spectators, revealing innermost fears and stealing watches with your psychic power Its all very odd. Featuring guest contributions from Morgan Strebler, Craig Browing and Liam Montier.
Methods to zero in on the correct spectators for your effects. This features a cold approach to working with suggestive methods as well as a honing method design for the stage performer and a method designed for the close up worker.
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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on August 16th, 2010
This book is amazing. The first 1/4 of the book is stuff that is just going to make your performance better and fine tune things. He goes into deatail about how less is more and a million other things. He goes into background on each different type of mentalism and the psychology behind them. Then you jump into the effects. You start by reading about Touching on Hoy. When I first read the description, I said "Impossible!" Then I read the method and I just about fell over laughing because it was so clever. You will never be caught, you don't need ANY props, stooges, preparation or anything. This trick is more practical on a stage setting, but it can be done for a smaller number of people. If you get the book you'll know what I mean. Hopefully this isn't revealing anything, but it works better for a stage performance because you don't want the volunteers talking about what they were thinking after the effect. I haven't finished the book yet, but after I read how this effect worked, I said "wow I need to write a review." If you are into mentalism, you will find great things in here. I promise you.4 of 4 magicians found this helpful.
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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on September 18th, 2011
Ignore the people who wasted part of their review criticizing the book's lack of proofing and editing. You'll barely notice this as you will find yourself so thoroughly captivated by the subject matter and Luke's perspective. The practical insights in this book are a must-have for anyone who does mentalism. MUST HAVE. Not optional :)4 of 5 magicians found this helpful.
The routine Touching on Hoy is, as many have noted, worth the entire cost of the book. But really that is not true, it is worth many, many times the cost of this book in the hands of a serious performer.
There are a couple other effects that are workers, and then a number that are probably not strong enough to use, but what you learn about performance is itself of the highest value.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on May 24th, 2011
Ok I ordered Lukes book (first time Ive read his work), the book came bound similar to that of a hard cover diary.4 of 5 magicians found this helpful.
I began to read the book and the content is good had it not been for one major flaw that blantantly stares you in the face and yells "PROOOOOF READDINGGG"
Not just regular grammar issues but words that dont make sense in the context that you literally have to do some mind reading to unerstand what the word was supposed to he!!! (dee how i did that )Yes that is an example of the kind of printed word erros throughout the book (yep I did again to make my point).
Now once I over looked the printing and mild grammar errors im stuck with trying to understand OCCASIONALLY what Luke was trying to convey in the paragraphs (this happens sometimes). Luke has written a 'Essay" style book that is written more like he speaks than in true writting style. This as previous reviewers have noted makes it sometimes a little frustrating to follow (I hope you follow).
Apart from that there is some real meat in the book that can be utilised in any magicians repitoire.
I personally would have been happier if it was a download ebook at a cheaper price but reading a book that has not been proof read is disapointing.
P.S. No I didnt run this through spell checker and your not paying for my review so dont expect my grammar is perfect.
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STRONG MATERIAl! THIS IS WORTH YOUR TIME! Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on January 11th, 2014
Okay so the grammar isn't perfect but the material is darn close! This had the "Touching On Hoy" routine, in which three people come on stage, you tell them to think of a shape, a date, and a person's name, and you get them all right. Its quite simply a perfect effect. (Jermay doesn't mention this but I thought it might make the collection of things the spectator thinks of more logical: Have them think of a shape, a year they remember taking geometry, and what their geometry teacher's name was-that way its not just an arbitrary collection of items) Additionally it teaches some really integrating instant stooging, some masterful dual reality controlling, and recommendations on performing strong mentalism. Aside from Touching On Hoy my favorite effect in this was one in which a ring is claimed to have healing properties, and when taken off, a large hand scar appears on your hand, and when put back on, the scar heals. Just awesome. While a lot of the material is aimed at a stage performer, there are several items that would work parlor or even close up. I HIGHLY recommend adding this to your next purchase, if you do stage performances and even if you don't because the thinking in this is inspiring and really really strong.2 of 2 magicians found this helpful.
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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on December 21st, 2013
I decided to buy this book despite the numerous reviews about the plethora of grammatical and spelling errors. I tried my best to ignore these errors and concentrate on the information being presented, However, I personally could not overlook the complete lack of proofreading. Although the material Luke presents is fascinating, it is so poorly written that it distracted from the material.2 of 2 magicians found this helpful.
I would estimate (somewhat conservatively) that there are 4-5 errors per page of text. Personally, I would be embarrassed to put my name on something that was so riddled with blatant mistakes.
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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on October 2nd, 2012
I find this book to be the best of Luke Jermay's writings. Fantastic buy. You will really like it. Very strong routines and thinking going on here.2 of 2 magicians found this helpful.
You will find a solid write up on improving performances as well as good clean, yet very strong effects in this book.
Very strong. Touching on Hoy is a killer.
I highly recommend this book. It is certainly worth every cent. Very solid stuff!
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Really the only reason to get this book is for touching on Hoy. Touching on Hoy is among the top few mmentalist tricks ever. Three people thing of random things and dont write them down or anything and you name all 3 thoughts that only exist in their heads with no fishing. Most of the other tricks basically stink. Theres a nice trick based on a dunninger concept and a good idea on pre show work but the rest of the book is worthless. Those 3 however are worth far more than 50. The bonus download is good too.2 of 2 magicians found this helpful.
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HORRIBLY written. Sometimes it takes genuine effort to actually figure what he's saying. Mostly, these problems could have been remedied by a good copy editor, but sometimes he's just not communicating clearly. It really seems like what I was reading wasn't the final draft. Maybe not the first draft, but probably the second. I wouldn't be surprised if Jermay wrote the essays and chapters then proof-read them once and handed them in to be published, expecting there to be some sort of editing process and then there wasn't. I mean there are errors a basic spell-checker ought to pick up. Ironically, Jermay spends the first little part of the book emphasizing clarity of presentation while it is difficult to follow what he is trying to communicate.
But, don't let this turn you off, the material that you find later on is worth well more than the asking price of the book. I really haven't enjoyed watching any of Jermay's presentations at penguinmagic.com and I own E.I. and I think that it's not really super great, but when I got to "Touching on Hoy," in 3510, Luke Jermay became one of my heroes.
When it comes to knowledge and understanding of magic and mentalism, Luke Jermay is in a league almost all his own. He puts this knowledge to good use and it shows in "Touching on Hoy."
Second Impression (How did I ever live without Touching on Hoy?):
Let me give you the basic effect. Three spectators are seated on stage and one is asked to think of shape, another thinks of a date, and the third spectator thinks of a name. These really are free choices. You then say a shape, date, and name and the spectators confirm that you are correct.
THE CLINCHER: At no point before you make your prediction/guess/reading do the spectators write down or say what they were thinking of. They really merely think of it. If you want to, you can even have a fourth spectator make the prediction and baffle the audience as the spectators confirm the prediction/guess/whatever is correct.
The method is devious and I love it.
There is a lot more material in the book and it's all quite good. I may not (okay definitely won't) perform everything in it, but I wouldn't consider anything in the book "throw-away material." Luke Jermay deals with instant stooging and other methods of audience manipulation that left me slack-jawed.
I will say, however, that this is not an introduction to Mentalism. A general understanding of the genre/art is expected and 'basics'/'classics' are referenced in it that are assumed to be understood. For example, if it were a book on card magic, it would assume you know what an Ambitious Card Routine is or what Out of this World is without explanation.
Jermay provides references and gives credit thoroughly. He is definitely not trying to boost his own ego and has really tipped his hat on some amazing work-horse pieces.
Overall 9/10. Having the best material I've come across in quite some time, I'd love to give it a perfect 10, but the writing is just so poor I had to take a point off and I was tempted to take off two.
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There are plenty of thought-provoking ideas in this book. Luke's ideas and experience are of exceptional quality.2 of 2 magicians found this helpful.
However, the grammar, sentence structure, and overall proofreading job is atrocious. While not as bad as Building Blocks, this book is in need of some serious editing.
If one of the aims of the book is to elevate the art of magic, then doesn't unprofessional writing undermine this objective?
Do not buy this book. Please. Report this review
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I wish this book cost ten times the actual price of the book. The thoughtful and insightful approach to mentalism that Jermay so generously provides the serious student and performer of mentalism is, in many respects, groundbreaking.1 of 1 magicians found this helpful.
Jermay acknowledges that he stands on the shoulders of the greats that preceded him, as well as many contemporaries, but reaches higher and further than many of his predecessors would ever imagine.
This is an important book. It bears reading, re-reading, simmer for a few days and read again. After careful study and distilling through your own personality and skills, this material will prove invaluable.
If you're just wanting to learn a few methods merely for the sake of knowing how the trick was done, don't buy this book. However, if you want to take your mental act to a higher level, get this book now. It will change you and your outlook on how you approach your performance because the "real work" is not how the trick works, but how your audience views you.
I am certain that in twenty or thirty years, this book will be viewed as one of the more important mentalism works of the early 21st century.
So, do me a favor and don't buy this book. I wish this stuff was only shared with a select few instead of those who might squander the good stuff contained in those pages.
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LeSean McCoy to me on the Giants: "I'm not paying attention to the Giants. What've they done (this offseason)? Signed some guys. Big deal."
McCoy's Eagles are flying high -- defending division champs with plenty of reason to believe things are just getting started for them as they head into Chip Kelly's second year as their head coach. And in general, McCoy has little reason to view the Giants with much reverence, since the Eagles are 7-3 against the Giants during McCoy's career and the Giants have made the playoffs just one time in those five seasons. Yes, we're all fully aware of the way things ended up the year they did make it, but the point here is the Giants aren't keeping McCoy up at night in the first place.
So the comment likely comes from a place of honesty and not false bravado. McCoy's time in the NFL has not given him much reason to think the Giants are better than his team is. He also was part of a 2011 Eagles team that "signed some guys" in the offseason and saw it not work out too well, so excuse him for not being impressed with a free-agent signing spree.
But man oh man is it foolish to think you know what's going to happen in the NFL -- especially when the regular season is still more than four months away. I give full respect to the Eagles' and their fans' right to consider themselves the NFC East's top dogs at the moment. And I have my own doubts about the short-term effectiveness of the Giants' offseason moves. But if I played or cheered for a team in the NFC East here in the second decade of the 21st century, I'd be really careful about assuming I had it all figured out, or that the gap between my team and anyone else's was all that considerable.
This isn't exactly Vince Young blurting out "dream team" in the summer of 2011, and in no way am I saying McCoy should be worrying himself about the Giants' offseason. This was just a chance to point out that no one knows what's going to happen, and it's foolish to act as though you do.


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Status: Finished
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I am a teenager and it seems like time is non existent to me but it's still going slowly... weird I know.
Hi my friend. This was such a magnificent write. Love the comparisons and that wonderful style you chose to build this write. Some very good messages here. Loved it. Susan :)
Some very deep thoughts. Nice going. Lily
Thanks I hope it was deep and not just murky!
I liked this. and no it was not murky. just right and to the touch.
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Gene expression in eukaryotes is one of the most complex, highly orchestrated processes in living organisms. Numerous studies have shown that steps such as transcription, messenger RNA (mRNA) processing and mRNA decay, are highly coupled, forming an intricate molecular circuit for regulation of protein-coding genes. Central to this process, are a class of RNA helicases called DEAD-box proteins that perform essential roles in all aspects of RNA biology. Dbp2 is a largely uncharacterized member of the DEAD-box RNA helicase family in the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Whereas numerous studies have shown that the human (h) ortholog of Dbp2, hDDX5 or p68, functions as a transcriptional regulator, no transcriptional role has been described for Dbp2 and the precise molecular function of hDDX5 in this process is not understood. Our studies now provide the first demonstration that Dbp2 is required for nuclear gene expression steps in budding yeast, functioning at the interface between mRNA biogenesis and chromatin remodeling. Furthermore, our work demonstrates that Dbp2 functions at sites of non-protein coding RNA synthesis by RNA polymerase II. Herein, we propose to obtain a detailed understanding of Dbp2 using a combination of biochemical, molecular and genetic approaches.
In Aim I, we will utilize a series of in vitro assays to biochemically characterize Dbp2 and subsequently analyze the enzymatic requirements for normal cell growth and gene expression.
In Aim II, we will determine how Dbp2 functions in gene expression through a combination of molecular and genetic approaches.
In Aim III, we will define and characterize the in vivo molecular interactions that enable Dbp2 to 'sense'nascent transcripts. Our long term working model is that Dbp2 is an enzymatic 'toggle'in the gene expression circuit that regulates the transcriptome. Thus, these studies have the potential to reveal novel mechanisms for genome-wide epigenetic regulation, an NIH strategic initiative reflective of the current challenges facing biomedical research. Importantly, numerous DEAD-box protein genes have been linked to human disease states including cancer, neurological disorders and AIDS. Therefore, uncovering the physiological role of individual DEAD-box proteins is a major challenge to basic biological research and the medical community.
The ability to control the expression of specific genes is essential to cellular growth, adaptation and survival. Dbp2/hDDX5 is an RNA helicase enzyme whose over-expression promotes tumor formation and resistance to chemotherapeutics. Knowledge regarding the function of hDDX5 in gene expression is key to defining the underlying molecular basis for cancer and other human diseases.
|Tran, Elizabeth J; King, Megan C; Corbett, Anita H (2014) Macromolecular transport between the nucleus and the cytoplasm: Advances in mechanism and emerging links to disease. Biochim Biophys Acta 1843:2784-2795
|Beck, Zachary T; Cloutier, Sara C; Schipma, Matthew J et al. (2014) Regulation of glucose-dependent gene expression by the RNA helicase Dbp2 in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Genetics 198:1001-14
|Ma, Wai Kit; Cloutier, Sara C; Tran, Elizabeth J (2013) The DEAD-box protein Dbp2 functions with the RNA-binding protein Yra1 to promote mRNP assembly. J Mol Biol 425:3824-38
|Cloutier, Sara C; Wang, Siwen; Ma, Wai Kit et al. (2013) Long noncoding RNAs promote transcriptional poising of inducible genes. PLoS Biol 11:e1001715


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Same here, Donna. The temp didn't drop as low as they thought, the storm
slowed down considerably and we are getting the snow for rush hour here.
Because of all that, they just revised our snowfall total today to 1-3",
which is almost a non event, but instead forecasted another storm for
Saturday. I guess we should expect it, though. All through growing up in
Indiana, we always got our biggest snows (and an occasional blizzard) during
the basketball finals. Of such is life.
Bonnie (SW OH - zone 5)
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after a delightful weekend, we are back to cold. No snow although they are
saying we might have a chance of some flurries this morning.
Currently 26 but with the wind of 21mph, gusting to 34, feels like
So Rich, how much snow did you end up with?
They have now changed our forecast to snow Friday and Sat.... I could almost
guarantee a blizzard- by then boss will have sold off our snowplow (picking
up today and our new truck won't be here for a couple more
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I like the idea of a beauty curve. The hostas with the longest, highest
beauty curves would be the best ones to plant in the most visible areas.
Hostas that scored low could fill in the less visible areas and special
attention could be paid them during their peak times. Or to be hidden
away to be viewed by hosta collectors who would ooh and ha when
discovering that rare ugly hosta! If it's ugly enough you may be able to
sell a couple of pieces for $100.
Good landscape design takes into account the seasons of beauty offered
by various plant material. A "beauty curve" rating for hostas would be
very useful for design.
A hosta that shows well for 6 months sure beats one that only shows well
for 3 months for most people. This may not apply to hosta collectors,
but then what an odd lot we are!
I will try to take some notes this summer as to when different hostas
turn from landscape assets to landscape liabilities.
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> I agree a stoloniferous hosta is not my first or even second choice.
> Mary
One of the more notable Rizomatis Hostas id the soecies clausa. Whe
osed in the semi shad or among other plants , it chan catually become a
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A couple of people asked me (on the same day) if I ever thought about using an animal as the subject of one of my works. It was a great idea, and a nice break from my people skulls. It was a far greater challenge then I initially thought. Finding my contours on something other then human was difficult.
This image was a test to see how it might turn out.
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