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Hey, I'll be the first to fucking say I was wrong and I will gladly say it if NIN is indeed at Coachella. It just seems a bit far fetched that he would be working on putting together a big production by April with everything else the man has going on with HTDA. Let's hope I'm wrong.
It's funny how everything was roses when we held on to the guns.
Fri: LCD Soundsystem, M83, Underworld, the Kills, FOALS, the Last Shadow Puppets, Joey Bada$$, BORNS, Miami Horror
Sat: Guns N' Roses, Ice Cube, CHVRCHES, Courtney Barnett, Run the Jewels, the Arcs, Gary Clark Jr., Silversun Pickups, Lush, Moon Taxi, DMA's
Sun: Major Lazer, Flume, Rancid, Miike Snow, Edward Sharp, Matt & Kim, Cold War Kids, Wolf Alice, Anderson Paak, Joywave, the Heavy, Meg Myers
Stone Roses is happening.
Sounds like Phoenix is too, possibly as a Headliner.
NIN as a headliner? What a joke. A couple of years ago they were a second line act on whatever festival they played. Every album they've released since With Teeth has just gotten shittier....but I guess Trent is smart..."retire" and then come back for more monies.
Starfucker/STRFKR is touring in March/April, really hope they make it.
Radiohead-the xx-Empire of the Sun-Steve Angello-Phantogram-Little Dragon-Bonobo-Crystal Castles-SOHN-Jagwar Ma-BROODS-Klangstof
Lady Gaga-Bon Iver-Tycho-Röyksopp-Local Natives-DREAMCAR-Róisín Murphy-Moderat-Warpaint-Mitski-S U R V I V E-Bishop Briggs-Shura
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What the fuck, Erik.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
NIN has rabid, rabid long-term fans. LOTS OF THEM. We're in for LYFE.
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the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
I loved Nine Inch Nails as a high school student in the '90s. I thought With Teeth was pretty good.
But I don't understand how over the band's last few years and into retirement it became some sort of great, artistically venerated institution. Maybe the same sort of "death of rock" thing that has made cultural greatness out the Foo Fighters or anyone else that survived the '90s and the collapse of the recording industry with some semblance of dignity left intact.
I was just going by the board as a sample. I know there are still a lot of huge fans here. Maybe it's not a good example. He is such a terrific performer though.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
Seriously, make a big fucking hoopla about a "last tour EVAR!!!" and go into "retirement" and wait 3 years before coming back so you can feel relevant again for a short while...it's the oldest trick in the book.
Well, that is how he felt then. He feels differently now. I don't feel too betrayed because I want to keep seeing him live. I hope he won't still be boycotting AZ for that SB1070 bullshit though. Fuck.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
It'd be different if on the last tour he was just like, hey this is it for a while, got other things in life to take care of, we'll be back a few years from now hopefully.....I'm tired of bands pulling the "last tour/show ever" when it's all bullshit, but yet fans just eat it up....can't wait for the day Radiohead pulls that, do their "last show ever" and then come back 3 years later...I honestly think at that point fans would act like it was the second coming of Jesus Christ himself. I'm already dreading it.
The thing is he is not too old to keep touring and to put on great shows. Some bands that keep touring now really should not be performing anymore. I hope he keeps touring long enough for my kids to start liking him.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
It does feel like those final NIN shows in LA were really recent.
5/22 - The Cure - Hollywood Bowl
5/31 - Brian Jonestown Massacre - Teragram (?)
6/07 - Chelsea Wolfe - Teragram (?)
6/14 - Silver Apples - Troubadour
6/16 - John Carpenter - Orpheum
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Restaurants which generally sell out have an interesting dilemma. In principle they could make more money with higher prices, but then they'd risk not selling out, and empty seats would quickly wipe out any revenue gains from raised prices, not to mention harming that elusive 'buzz'. In practice such restaurants generally wind up leaving some money on the table, no pun intended, and take the stability of always selling out over the potential of higher revenues.
I've come up with a variant on dutch auctions which solves this problem quite beautifully. The restaurant continues to charge the same amounts it does currently, with the same menu, but there's a 'seating fee' for sitting down which might be charged if the restaurant sells out in advance. The amount of the seating fee is determined by when the restaurant becomes completely booked, with the fee going down the later the selling out happens, possibly going down to zero at the end. By making a reservation when the potential seating fee is a certain amount, a customer is declaring that they're willing to pay the seating fee for that time period if it is necessary, but they aren't penalized for making an early reservation unless it would have been necessary to do an early reservation to get a seat. By waiting to make a reservation until later, a customer is declaring that they are unwilling to pay a higher price, but also allowing for the possibility that the restaurant will become fully booked and they won't get a seat. One of the nice features of this system is that the reservation system is essentially unchanged, allowing for trivial support of reserving particular time slots and tables.
This system also works for concerts and other events which have the potential to sell out.
A decent dot com business model would be to make a web site which performs this service for restaurants, and does fulfillment of seating fees and keeps a fraction of the seating fees for itself as a way of getting paid by restaurants. Restaurants would probably be quite agreeable to that, since seating fees are essentially found money for them, and they'd be happy to let someone else have a fraction of it.


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CarComplaints.com Notes: You know the phrase "they just don't make 'em like they used to?" They weren't talking about the Safari specifically, but it definitely qualifies.
It's rare to see such an old van with so little complaints. Not to mention this thing can tow up to 5,500lbs. The only real area of concern is the brakes, but some would say that's just because the Safari can't be stopped.
definitely annoying- Crashes / Fires:
- 0 / 0
- Injuries / Deaths:
- 0 / 0
- Average Mileage:
- 45,000 miles
About These NHTSA Complaints:
This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
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I want you to imagine my house. It's a classic English country cottage, nestled on an inlet overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in the borough of Our Lade of Fatima, New Jersey, about five miles north of Interlaken. The fieldstone exterior gives the illusion of a small fortress, so I softened the overall effect with white hyacinth shrubs and a blanket of sky-blue morning glories cascading over the dormers like loose curls on a cherub. After all, a man's home must first be inviting.
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Book Beginnings Friday: Rococo
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'Ricoh and Sun(TM) Java(TM) Solutions $100,000 Developer Challenge' Announced
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Ricoh Corporation, the leading provider of digital office equipment, and co-sponsor, Sun Microsystems, today announced the Ricoh and Sun(TM) Java(TM) Solutions $100,000 Developer Challenge at the JavaOne[sm] Conference. This program is designed to encourage creative submissions for both commercial and open source software applications that provide solutions that will run on the Ricoh Embedded Software Architecture platform. Participants in the Developer Challenge must be Premier Plus members in good standing of the Ricoh Developer Program (RiDP). Ricoh understands that the key to success is through continued and expanded research and development activities. By opening up its platform to third-party developers, the Ricoh Premier Plus Developer can tap into a wealth of knowledge and expertise to further enhance and encourage the development of superior solutions. Ricoh and Sun Microsystems will start taking entries for both categories on June 27, 2005. Entries into the best viable Commercial Solution category will be judged by perceived and expected success in the commercial marketplace, and will remain the exclusive property of the participant. Most useful Open Source Solution category entries may be for small or large applications and will be judged on their perceived and expected benefit to the community of Ricoh Embedded Software Architecture and Sun Microsystems Java(TM) Micro Edition developers. All signed application and registration forms must be received by December 31, 2005. "Ricoh's dedication to research and development has been able to propel our company forward and create advanced and innovative technology. We are pleased to work with Sun Microsystems to cultivate this challenge. 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Jean Christophe Boullion in the #16 Pescarolo Sport unlapped himself and joined the lead lap in his pursuit of the Champion Racing Audi R8 of Tom Kristensen.
The Pescarolo car had been chasing the leading Audi since the early hours of the morning and being on the same lap was the closest it had got so far since yesterday evening. Boullion was lapping on average four seconds faster than Kristensen but that was at the end of the Pescarolo driver's stint and he pitted just before the start of the 23rd hour. When he rejoined he was lapped, narrowly behind the Audi, but his first flying lap was still four seconds faster.
Peter Kox became the latest victim of a left-rear puncture as the now familiar sight of a white cloud coming from the back of a crawling car greeted the spectators shortly before the start of the 23rd hour at Le Mans. Kox toured his #58 Aston Martin slowly around to prevent the tyre from damaging the body work and consequently the tyre was replaced in under ninety seconds.
Stephaine Sarrazin led the GT1 class in the #59 Aston Martin but behind him the #58 Aston Martin, now driven by Tomas Enge, was pushing hard to shake off the Corvette Racing C6R of Max Papis in front of whom he had joined although Papis pushed the car as hard as it had been driven during the race in order to stay in touch with Enge.
Mike Rockenfeller was still leading the GT2 class in the Alex Job Racing Porsche GT3-RSR but Jorg Bergmeister had managed to pull the White Lightning Racing Porsche GT3-RSR up onto the same lap as the pair continued their race-long pursuit.
Flags were violently waving at Arnage with marshals actually standing on the track in order to divert the drivers away from a patch of oil that had been deposited on the entrance to the corner.
The RML MG Lola of Thomas Erdos, leading the LMP class, lost control under braking for Virage Ford at the end of the lap and spun off into the gravel. He was able to rejoin and cut across into the pitlane for an inspection.


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"great flask"
09 January 2014
Thermos lives up to its name. a great size for 2 mugs of tea, piping hot all day :)
Product Features
Virtually unbreakable and in a beautifully retro racing green, these sturdy flasks are the ultimate outdoor companions.
The small one keeps drinks hot for 12 hours or cold for 24.
25cm (10") H. 470ml.
09 January 2014
Thermos lives up to its name. a great size for 2 mugs of tea, piping hot all day :)
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Regrettably had to return mine. Drinks went cold after a couple of hours. On filling up the outside felt hot which was unusual however the marvellous Lakeland policy meant a 'no quibble' return & exchanged the green for the red version which is brill & does what it says..I.e keep drinks hot. Also thanks to Mike, Technical Services for confirming this wasn't 'usual' for a Thermos product. I also bought the large green flask & green food warmer at the same time and nothing wrong with these 2 and are absolutely fine. Maybe something too be weary of?
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Kingdom | Phylum | Class | Order | Family |
Animalia | Chordata | Actinopterygii | Perciformes | Serranidae |
Scientific Name: | Liopropoma aberrans | ||||||
Species Authority: | (Poey, 1860) | ||||||
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Perca aberrans Poey, 1860
Red List Category & Criteria: | Least Concern ver 3.1 |
Year Published: | 2010 |
Date Assessed: | 2009-02-04 |
Assessor(s): | Sadovy, Y.J. |
Reviewer(s): | Collen, B., Richman, N., Beresford, A., Chenery, A. & Ram, M. |
Contributor(s): | De Silva, R., Milligan, H., Lutz, M., Batchelor, A., Jopling, B., Kemp, K., Lewis, S., Lintott, P., Sears, J., Wilson, P. & Smith, J. and Livingston, F. |
Justification: The Eyestripe Bass (Liopropoma aberrans) has been assessed as Least Concern. This relatively widespread species is of no commercial importance, but is occasionally harvested for the aquarium trade. However, this is not likely to be causing any significant population declines and therefore cannot be considered a major threat at present. Monitoring of the harvest levels of this species is needed in case harvesting for the aquarium trade increases in the future. |
Range Description: | The Eyestripe Bass (Liopropoma aberrans) is found off the coasts of Cuba, the Bahamas, Jamaica, Belize, and North Carolina, and in the Gulf of Mexico. | ||
Countries occurrence: | Native: Bahamas; Belize; Cuba; Jamaica; United States (North Carolina) | ||
FAO Marine Fishing Areas: | Native: Atlantic – western central | ||
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Range Map: | Click here to open the map viewer and explore range. |
Population: | There is no population information available for the Eyestripe Bass. | ||
Current Population Trend: | Unknown | ||
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Habitat and Ecology: | The Eyestripe Bass is a demersal species that can be found along deep reefs to a depth of approximately 190 m. |
Systems: | Marine |
Use and Trade: | The Eyestripe Bass is not harvested commercially as a food source, but is occasionally taken for the aquarium trade. |
Major Threat(s): | The Eyestripe Bass is not harvested commercially as a food source, but is occasionally taken for the aquarium trade. However, this is not considered a major threat to this species at present. |
Conservation Actions: | There are no species-specific conservations measures in place for the Eyestripe Bass, however its distribution may coincide with a number of marine protected area designations. Monitoring of the harvest levels of this species is needed. |
Citation: | Sadovy, Y.J. 2010. Liopropoma aberrans. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2010: e.T155279A4765006. . Downloaded on 28 March 2017. |
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Tucson Travel Guide
Adventure Is Just Moments Away!
With our Tucson travel guide, exploring the surrounding area is simple, fun and exciting. Day trips to Mexico and the historic towns of Tombstone and Bisbee provide a taste of the Old West for true adventure seekers. Tubac's artist community is located 45 minutes south of the resort for fine arts shopping. Wherever you go or whatever you do, the relaxing luxury of your suite is waiting when you return.
Starr Pass now offers weekly activities provided by Jodie our Activity Director. Every Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday mornings, Jodie entertains guests with her signature Nature Walk and Art Under the Umbrella. At 7 a.m. Jodie begins the Nature Walk by taking guests through the resort and neighboring trails, while pointing out Tucson's flora and fauna. At 9:30am, Art Under the Umbrella begins and Jodie helps guests to paint, decorate, and create a wide range of arts and crafts with a Southwest flair. These crafts include creating wind chimes, necklaces, walking sticks, flagstone art, and many more made from materials found in the Sonoran Desert.
Quick Area Guide
Destination Distance:
San Xavier Mission | 25 minutes |
Old Tucson Studios | 20 minutes |
Tubac | 60 minutes |
Green Valley | 45 minutes |
Nogales, Mexico | 1.5 hours |
Tombstone | 1.5 hours |
Patagonia | 60 minutes |
Mount Lemon | 1.5 hours |
Tucson Attractions & Museums
Nearby you'll find the Arizona Sonoran Desert Museum, a renowned zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden. The museum has enchanted millions of visitors with its exhibits of live animals in astonishingly natural settings, and has gained a worldwide repute in the scientific community as an institution committed to researching and protecting the land, plants, and the animals of the Sonoran Desert region. (520) 883-2702.
One of the most beautifully preserved Spanish Missions in the Southwest, Mission San Xavier del Bac, is only a short seven-mile drive away. This mission is one of the most popular attractions in Tucson with Native American artisans and a cafe on-site, this is a must see destination during your visit.
Experience a stunning limestone cave in Southeastern Arizona that boasts world-class features. Kartchner Caverns State Park, discovered in 1974, is host to a wide variety of unique minerals and formations. Water percolates from the surface and calcite formations continue to grow, including stalactites dripping down like icicles and giant stalagmites reaching up from the ground. Tour guides will unveil this fascinating underground landscape during a memorable 90-minute tour.
Saguaro National Park is home to one of the largest Saguaro forests in the world. Not only will you get a chance to see these giants whose silhouettes characterize the desert landscape, but abundant Sonoran wildlife will also add to your experience.
Sabino Canyon is the highlight of any Tucson experience. Hiking this large chasm in the Santa Catalina Mountains will lead you to Seven Falls, a magnificent oasis at the end of a six-mile hike. Shuttle and tram rides are also available by reservation. (520) 749-8700.
Kitt Peak is home to the world's largest collection of optical telescopes, and is located high above the Sonoran Desert under some of the finest night skies. Kitt Peak, on the Tohono O'odham Reservation, is home to twenty-four optical and two radio telescopes representing eight astronomical research institutions.
Tombstone, made famous for the 1881 shootout at the O.K. Corral, is a short one-hour drive away. You can enjoy shopping, shootout reenactments and horse drawn carriage tours of this colorful old west town.
Go horseback riding at Cocoraque Ranch. Ride through cool, lush mountain trails, trickling creeks, exciting panoramic views. (520) 682-8594.
Discover the beautiful Southern Arizona desert with ATV Desert Tours. (520) 682-3669.
Not far from the resort is the University of Arizona campus - home of the Wildcats! Whether you are visiting the campus for an orientation tour or an alumni watching Wildcats basketball, your travel plans are sure to bring you to Starr Pass Golf Suites.
Geocaching: Take on an affordable adventure and go geocaching! Experience the various trails along in Tucson and discover a treasure or two along the way.
Starr Pass Golf Suites on-site activities coordinator is happy to assist you in finding the perfect Tucson activities for your visit. Contact us at (520) 670-0500.
Starr Pass Tucson Golf Club
3645 W Starr Pass Boulevard
Tucson, AZ 85745
(800) 503-2898
When Richard Starr carved a trail through the rugged Tucson Mountains, the legend of Starr Pass began. A true desert course, the Starr Pass Golf Course uses the rugged desert nature as natural hazards, while simultaneously showcasing majestic vistas of the Catalina Mountains.
Starr Pass was selected by PGA Tour Commissioner, Dean Beaman as he was inspired by the natural beauty and rugged terrain. With the help of renowned Golf Course Designer, Bob Cupp, and PGA Tour Professional, Craig Stadler, they helped create a world class TPC Golf Facility. Starr Pass hosted the annual Tucson Open between 1987 and 1996. During that time, the third (#3 Rattler) and fifth hole (#5 Rattler) were rated two of the most difficult holes on the PGA Tour with the average score for 18 holes ranking among the highest on tour as well. Legends such as Arnold Palmer, Phil Mickelson, Payne Stewart and Nancy Lopez, to name a few, have all carved their way through this historic golf course.
A 27-hole Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Facility with a double-loaded driving range, relaxing 20,000 square foot clubhouse and top-quality pro shop await you at the Starr Pass Tucson Golf Club.
Rattler Course
The longest nine-hole course features a stunning view of Tucson and the nearby mountain vistas.
3,490 yards.
Roadrunner Course
This course offers beautiful, unsurpassed views of the surrounding desert terrain. This rugged terrain with dramatic elevation changes will test players of all levels.
3,241 yards.
Coyote Course
The Coyote course is a peaceful and serene area of the golf course in which you are likely to see desert wildlife in their natural habitat.
3,512 yards.
Green Game
To help protect our natural habitats and grow golf course employees into environmental stewards, Starr Pass Golf Club is Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary through the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program for Golf Courses, an Audubon International program. Starr Pass Golf Club demonstrates a high degree of environmental quality through Environmental Planning, Wildlife & Habitat Management; Outreach and Education; Water Conservation and Water Quality Management.
Ready to book a tee time at Starr Pass? Simply call (520) 670-0400 or (800) 503-2898.
2010 Rates
June 1 through September 30
Regular - $79
Twilight - $49
Junior - $25
October 1 through December 31
Regular - $159
Twilight - $90
Junior - $65
Twilight times vary by season. All fees listed above are for unlimited golf that includes golf car and use of practice facility for the day. Sales taxes are not included in the posted rate. Fees and taxes are subject to change.
University of Arizona Student Golfers
University of Arizona students may receive the Twilight Rate at anytime. Tee times may be booked by students who show a current/valid U of A form of identification at check-in. Tee times may be booked no more than three days in advance.
Ventana Canyon
6200 N. Clubhouse Lane
Tucson, Arizona 85715
(520) 577-1400
Canyon Course
Golf Magazine awarded this Tom Fazio designed course, which winds its way through the Esperero Canyon at the foot of the Santa Catalina Mountains a "Silver Medal." The canyon course takes full advantage of the natural desert landscape of the foothills, and is part of a 600-acre preserve.
Mountain Course
The Mountain Course at Ventana Canyon winds its way up into the surrounding Santa Catalina Mountains and curves down through Sabino Canyon. The most incredible hole is the par 3, which shows golfers awe-inspiring views of the nearby canyon.
955 W. Vistoso Highlands Drive
Tucson, Arizona 85737
(520) 797-9900
Vistoso, designed by Tom Weiskoph, is a true desert-style course with bermuda grass greens and surrounded by the Sonoran Desert. In the distance in all directions are the beautiful Santa Catalina and Tortalita Mountains.
Voted Best Public Course in Tucson - Golf Digest; 4 1/2 star rating - Golf Digest; Top 100 Courses in U.S.- Golf for women; Best Public Course in Southern Arizona - Desert Golf.
Arizona National
9777 E. Sabino Greens Drive
Tucson, Arizona 85749
(520) 749-3636
This championship design created by Robert Trent Jones Jr offers a classic golf experience in a natural Sonoran Desert environment. The layout of the course follows the terrains natural flow and features some of the most unforgettable scenery in the Southwest.
Voted Top Golf Course in Tucson (Arizona Republic); Top Five in Golf Services Worldwide (Golf Digest); Top 100 Courses You Can Play (Golf Magazine). Full service pro shop, dining at Wildcat Grill, and a comprehensive learning center are also on property.
Callaghan Vineyards
336 Elgin Road
Elgin, AZ 85611
Phone: (520) 455-5322
Domaines Ellam Winery
HC1 Box 46, Elgin
Elgin, AZ 85611
Phone: (520) 455-9309
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Fully Accurate 12-Bit VOUT nanoDAC® SPI Interface 4.5 V to 5.5 V in a TSSOP
Features and Benefits
- Low power dual 12-/14-/16-bit DAC, ±1 LSB INL
- Individual voltage reference pins
- Rail-to-rail operation
- 4.5 V to 5.5 V power supply
- Power-on reset to zero scale or midscale
- Power down to 400 nA at 5 V
- 3 power-down functions
- Per channel power-down
- Low glitch upon power-up
- Hardware power-down lockout capability
- Hardware LDAC with software LDAC override function
- CLR function to programmable code
- SDO daisy-chaining option
- 14-lead TSSOP
Product Details
The AD5025 / AD5045 / AD5065 are low power, dual 12-/14-/16-bit buffered voltage output nanoDAC® DACs offering relative accuracy specifications of ±1 LSB INL with individual reference pins, and can operate from a single 4.5 V to 5.5 V supply. The AD5025 / AD5045 / AD5065 also offer a differential accuracy specification of ±1 LSB. The parts use a versatile 3-wire, low power Schmitt trigger serial interface that operates at clock rates up to 50 MHz and is compatible with standard SPI®, QSPI™, MICROWIRE™, and DSP interface standards. The reference for the AD5025 / AD5045 / AD5065 are supplied from an external pin and a reference buffer is provided on chip. The AD5025 / AD5045 / AD5065 incorporate a power-on reset circuit that ensures the DAC output powers up zero scale or midscale and remains there until a valid write takes place to the device. The AD5025 / AD5045 / AD5065 contain a power-down feature that reduces the current consumption of the device to typically 400 nA at 5 V and provides software selectable output loads while in power-down mode. The parts are put into power-down mode over the serial interface. Total unadjusted error for the parts is <2.5 mV. The parts exhibit very low glitch on power-up. The outputs of all DACs can be updated simultaneously using the LDAC function, with the added functionality of user-selectable DAC channels to simultaneously update. There is also an asynchronous CLR that clears all DACs to a software-selectable code—0 V, midscale, or full scale. The parts also feature a power-down lockout pin, PDL, which can be used to prevent the DAC from entering power-down under any circumstances over the serial interface.
Product Highlights
- Dual channel available in a 14-lead TSSOP package with individual voltage reference pins.
- 12-/14-/16-bit accurate, ±1 LSB INL.
- Low glitch on power-up.
- High speed serial interface with clock speeds up to 50 MHz.
- Three power-down modes available to the user.
- Reset to known output voltage (zero scale or midscale).
- Power-down lockout capability.
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- Data acquisition systems
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- Programmable voltage and current sources
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At least one model within this product family is in production and available for purchase. The product is appropriate for new designs but newer alternatives may exist.
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Protopic ointment (tacrolimus)
Protopic ointment contains the active ingredient tacrolimus, which is a type of medicine called a topical immunomodulator. It is used to decrease skin inflammation in eczema.
What is Protopic used for?
- Moderate to severe eczema (atopic dermatitis).
Protopic ointment is used for the short-term relief of eczema flare-ups, and as intermittent treatment in the long-term management of eczema (see above for more details).
Protopic ointment is used when topical corticosteroids have not been effective, or when they should not be used, for example in people who have experienced unacceptable side effects related to topical steroids.
Protopic 0.03% is suitable for children aged two years and over.
Protopic 0.1% is suitable for adults aged 16 years and over.
How does Protopic work?
Protopic ointment contains the active ingredient tacrolimus, which is a type of medicine called a topical immunomodulator. It is used to decrease skin inflammation in eczema.
It is not fully understood how tacrolimus works in the treatment of eczema (atopic dermatitis), but it has been shown to suppress inflammatory reactions in the skin.
Severe eczema is thought to be partly caused by immune cells in the skin over-reacting to a stimulus and causing inflammation. Applying tacrolimus to the eczema suppresses these reactions in the skin, and improvement of the eczema is generally seen within a week of starting treatment.
Tacrolimus is used to reduce the inflammation of the skin in eczema and relieve the symptoms of this condition, such as redness and itching.
Tacrolimus ointment is used for the short-term relief of moderate to severe eczema, and as intermittent treatment in the long-term management of eczema.
The ointment should be applied twice a day at the first signs of a flare-up of eczema (redness and itching of the skin), as this can help prevent progression to more severe flare-ups. Twice daily application should be continued until the eczema clears up. (In children, after three weeks application should be reduced to once a day.) This treatment should be repeated at the first sign of a flare-up.
If you have frequent flare-ups of your eczema (four or more times a year), and your eczema gets better within six weeks of treating it with this medicine, your doctor may suggest you use this ointment as a maintenance treatment to help prevent flare-ups. In this case the ointment should be applied once a day, twice weekly (eg Monday and Thursday) to the areas that are usually affected by the eczema. Between applications there should be two to three days without Protopic treatment. If a flare-up does occur, the ointment should then be used twice daily again until it is controlled.
Continuous long-term use of the ointment should be avoided. The safety of maintenance treatment hasn't been studied beyond 12 months, so your doctor will want to review your skin after this time to decide if you should still use this medicine to prevent flare-ups.
Important information about Protopic
- This medicine is for external use only.
- The ointment should be applied thinly, as directed, to affected areas of skin only, until the symptoms clear. If there is no improvement in the skin after two weeks treatment, or if the skin gets worse, you should consult your doctor.
- Avoid contact of this medicine with the eyes, and areas of skin lining the body cavities (mucous membranes), eg inside the mouth and nose. If this medicine does accidentally come into contact with these areas it should be thoroughly wiped off and/or rinsed off with water.
- Wash your hands thoroughly after applying this medicine, unless the hands are the area being treated.
- You should not cover the area being treated with airtight dressings such as bandages or other dressings, including infants' nappies, as these will enhance the absorption of the medicine into the body and may increase the risk of adverse effects.
- This ointment may cause skin reactions at the site of application, such as a burning sensation, itching, or a feeling of warmth. These reactions are usually mild and short-lived. Consult your doctor if you experience a more severe reaction after applying this ointment.
- People using this medicine have experienced symptoms such as facial flushing or skin irritation shortly after drinking alcohol. It is recommended that you avoid drinking alcohol while using this medicine.
- There may be an increased risk of skin infections such as severe herpes simplex infection (eczema herpeticum) in people using this medicine. If you think your skin has become infected during treatment you should consult your doctor, as you may need to stop using this medicine until the infection has cleared. You should also consult your doctor if your lymph glands become swollen during treatment.
- You should not receive light treatment, such as PUVA, or other UV light treatment, while using this medicine. You should also avoid using sun beds, and minimise exposure of your skin to sunlight by using sunscreens, wearing appropriate clothing to protect the skin when outside, and minimising time spent in the sun.
Proptic should be used with caution in
- Liver failure.
- People with swollen lymph glands.
Protopic should not be used in
- Allergy to macrolide-type antibiotics, eg erythromycin, clarithromycin.
- Infected eczema or dermatitis.
- Areas of skin affected by cancerous or potentially cancerous growths.
- People with an underactive immune system, for example due to a condition present from birth, certain diseases, or treatment with certain medicines (eg immunosuppressants, chemotherapy).
- This medicine is not recommended for use in people with genetic skin defects such as Netherton's syndrome, or people with intense widespread reddening of the skin (erythroderma), where there may be increased absorption of the medicine into the bloodstream.
- Protopic 0.03% should not be used in children under two years of age.
- Protopic 0.1% should not be used in children under 16 years of age.
This medicine should not be used if you are allergic to one or any of its ingredients. Please inform your doctor or pharmacist if you have previously experienced such an allergy.
If you feel you have experienced an allergic reaction, stop using this medicine and inform your doctor or pharmacist immediately.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Certain medicines should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding. However, other medicines may be safely used in pregnancy or breastfeeding providing the benefits to the mother outweigh the risks to the unborn baby. Always inform your doctor if you are pregnant or planning a pregnancy, before using any medicine.
- The safety of this medicine for use during pregnancy has not been established. It should not be used by pregnant women unless considered essential by your doctor. Seek further medical advice from your doctor.
- When taken by mouth or injection, tacrolimus passes into breast milk. Although it is less likely that tacrolimus applied to the skin will pass into breast milk in significant amounts, breastfeeding during treatment with Protopic ointment is not recommended. Seek further medical advice from your doctor.
Possible side effects of Protopic
Medicines and their possible side effects can affect individual people in different ways. The following are some of the side effects that are known to be associated with this medicine. Just because a side effect is stated here does not mean that all people using this medicine will experience that or any side effect.
Very common (affect more than 1 in 10 people)
- Burning sensation at application site.
- Itching at the application site.
Common (affect between 1 in 10 and 1 in 100 people)
- Sensation of warmth, pins and needles, or pain at the application site.
- Redness, rash or irritation at the application site.
- Herpes simplex infections, such as cold sores, eczema herpeticum.
- Infection and inflammation of the hair follicles (folliculitis).
- Itching.
- Increased skin sensitivity, especially to hot and cold.
- Facial flushing or skin irritation after drinking alcohol.
Uncommon (affect between 1 in 100 and 1 in 1000 people)
- Swollen lymph glands (consult your doctor if you experience this).
- Acne.
Application site infections, such as impetigo, were noted to occur more frequently in adults and children using Protopic ointment twice weekly as maintenance treatment.
Rare cases of malignancies, including lymphomas and skin cancers, have been reported in people using Protopic ointment since it has been on the market. Whether these malignancies were related to treatment with Protopic has not yet been confirmed from the evidence that is currently available.
The side effects listed above may not include all of the side effects reported by the medicine's manufacturer. For more information about any other possible risks associated with this medicine, please read the information provided with the medicine or consult your doctor or pharmacist.
If you think you have experienced a side effect from a medicine or vaccine you should check the patient information leaflet. This lists the known side effects and what to do if you get them. You can also get advice from your doctor, nurse or pharmacist. If they think it's necessary they'll report it for you.
You can also report side effects yourself using the yellow card website: www.mhra.gov.uk/yellowcard.
How can Proptic affect other medicines?
There have not been any formal studies into the effect of this medicine on other medicines and vice versa. Tell your doctor or pharmacist what medicines you are using, including herbal medicines and those bought without a prescription, before you start treatment with this medicine. Likewise, ask your doctor or pharmacist before starting any new medicines while you are using this medicine, to check that the combination is safe.
This medicine should not be used in combination with immunosuppressive medicines such as azathioprine or ciclosporin.
You should not receive light treatment such as PUVA or other UV light treatment while using this medicine.
You should not apply moisturisers to the same area of skin within two hours of applying this medicine.
There is a possibility that the following medicines may increase the blood level of this medicine if it is absorbed into the bloodstream. These medicines should be used with caution in people using Protopic ointment, especially in people with widespread eczema who are using the ointment on large areas of skin:
- diltiazem
- erythromycin
- itraconazole
- ketoconazole.
There is a possibility that vaccines may be less effective in people using this medicine. This is because tacrolimus works by suppressing the activity of immune cells, and the medicine may be absorbed into the bloodstream in sufficient quantities to prevent the body forming adequate antibodies when a vaccine is received. For this reason, any necessary vaccines should be given before starting treatment with this medicine, or during a treatment free interval, with at least 14 days between the last application and the vaccination. In the case of live vaccines such as oral polio; rubella; measles, mumps and rubella (MMR); BCG; yellow fever and oral typhoid vaccines, this period should be extended to 28 days, or an alternative vaccine used.
Other medicines containing the same active ingredient
- Prograf (not used for eczema).
Further reading
For background information about our medicine factsheets, including the references used to produce them, click here.
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Feline fine in Borneo
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Apr 29, 2007
Hotels in Kuching seem to range from the cheap and very nasty at 4 quid a room, to air con, tv, en suite options from about 6 quid a room, no in betweeners.... We ended up in one of the 6 quidders. Bit naughty, but it was clean!!
Went out on the lash.... Bit lordy again, had trouble finding cheap eateries, ended up in a muslim restaurant (fantastic food at about a pound)with no beer... But We made up for it later!! First we had to find somewhere.. Wandered around past numerous empty, expensive places - Then joy - we came across Rainforest which not only had about 10 people in, but also (too) cheap beer... Suffice to say it got busier, weird though as it was Malay versions of English language pop songs!! Very noticeable how little English is spoken here compared to the mainland, ordering a drink was quite tricky at times. However the clientel enjoyed a conversation... Rat got chatting to some self confessed Gangsters, and I chatted to the Bar owner who was a Sikh and his daughter had just got caught in the airport chos in London. All very nice people (the women were friendly too...)
When you walk around loads of people say hello, how are you, welcome to Sarawak etc. It's really nice, cos they dont want anything, they're just lovely people!
Rat decided air con is like a drug - You want it, but its bad, and then when you no longer have it, things are even worse.... Our trip to the National Park prooved this. He was a sweaty steward!
But back to Kuching,.. Walked around a bit to the numerous free museums, natural history, chinese, borneo history, islam etc etc. Pretty interesting, but not much about Sarawaks history. Medaka, the indpendence day is approaching, so we saw a load of school kids preparing for a public performance - They were even friendlier than the other Sarawakians!! Crazy lot!!
Time to see the countryside - off to Ainee rais region, where the Bidayah tribe live. They're no longer still in totally traditional longhouses, but we got the idea. Can't blame them for modernising, especially as they live pretty near the city. They did seem keen to marry us off to their women though - said they would be proud!! Got to sample the local honey/rice wine - very tasty!
Went to cinema again that evening, saw Sliver - reminded me of my leech issues in Thailand!
Then, off to Bako national park....
Bit weird, back to tourist ghetto ville, but only about 8 bungalows and one restaurant, but still far more touristy than anywhere else in Malaysia we'd been (bar Perhentaians) - and not what I expected of Borneo...
Still managed to get away from the crowds on the treks though. We opted for a 12 km walk that should take about 7 hours, but we did in 5 - Extreme!!! (and exhausted) Didn't see many animals, but the landscape was fantastic, so varied... Lunarscape, sparse woodland, dense rainforest, cliffs, estuaries, beaches, mangrove swamps, peat bogs, dried up river beds,......... We went out again at night which was a bit eerie, still saw nothing except fireflies (which we both like though)
Next day we went for a quick 3 hour walk before catching our boat - managed to spot a proboscis monkey, great to see one just before we left... Success!


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It's that time again. And a quick reminder to vote just once… Trying to game the vote hurts your candidate. And if you missed our results from the last round of voting, click here.
Note also that there's also been a roster update this month to reflect changes in the race. John Thune has been removed as an option for President because he has formally declared his intention not to participate in the race. That said, I have left him as a vice presidential option.
Also note that if Chris Christie and Paul Ryan continue to express their disinterest in running for President, they will be removed from the topline question next month but remain as VP options. Because they're grassroots favorites, they're still being asked about their intentions and may still be coaxed into running. However, as their personal positions are crystal clear (Example: "Short of suicide, I don't really know what I'd have to do to convince you people that I'm not running. I'm not running!"), another month denying interest will place them into the same position as Thune. I welcome your feedback.


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Jacobite was the name given to supporters of King James VII of Scotland and II of Britain who fled from the country in 1689 to escape an invading army led by William of Orange (also known as King Billy). There was fear throughout Britain that James would re-instate Catholicism as the national religion so the parliaments invited his daughter Mary and her Protestant husband William to take over the throne. The decisive battle of the Boyne in Ireland saw James completely defeated and he left the British Isles.
His son was born in 1688, James Francis Edward Stewart (the Old Pretender) and was to have been James III of Britain. However the flight of his father meant that he grew up in exile. He took part in the aborted invasion of 1708 with French assistance and went on to lead the 1715 uprising which also ended in failure. Although brave and honourable James was largely ineffectual and continually suffered from bad luck earning him the nickname 'Old Mr. Misfortune'. The Old Pretender had two children, Charles and Henry. Charles went on to become known as Bonnie Prince Charlie, while Henry became a Cardinal in the Catholic Church. Both were raised in Rome and protected and supported by the Pope, particularly in their later years.
The Stewart's Catholicism prevented many would-be supporters who were Protestant from joining the cause. Although some Protestants did become Jacobites the fear in Britain that the Stuarts would re-introduce Catholicism as the official faith dealt a blow to their restoration efforts. The Jacobite court settled in Rome in 1719 and was protected and partially funded by the Pope from then until the death of Henry in 1807. Many countries wanted to support the Jacobite cause and return the Stuarts to the throne so they would be treated favourably by Britain, or because they disliked William of Orange. The Stewarts always looked to France first for aid as it was the strongest Catholic power, it had a long rivalry with England and it was close. Louis XIV of France supported James VII until 1713 when he repudiated the Jacobites and expelled the Old Pretender. Once again in the 1740's the French prepared to invade but were prevented by poor weather and the 1745 rising failed.
Charles fled to France after the defeat but was expelled so the French could make peace with Britain. King Charles XII of Sweden also proposed to help the Jacobite campaign by providing 10,000 troops, however negotiations broke down in 1718 because the Swedish king died. Sweden remained on good terms with the Jacobites and even sent a secret regiment for unacknowledged service in Scotland in 1745. Other offers of help from Spain and Russia broke down due to problems in negotiations and the weather prevented the Spanish armada from assisting the 1719 rising. Many of these negotiations for foreign support were not helped by the manners of Bonnie Prince Charlie. He was a heavy drinker and became angry when things did not go his way. The Prussians withdrew support after Charles had become extremely drunk and insulted them publicly.
Jacobites had their own material culture and an underground society. They wore secret symbols to illustrate their allegiance to the Stuarts and often met in Jacobite taverns to sing seditious songs or to drink to the king over the water. Many songs were popular amongst the Jacobites and some have survived through to the modern day, 'The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond' for example. People would wear a white rose to celebrate the Old Pretender's birthday or a white cockade on their hat to show their support of Jacobitism. Jacobites are also often associated with tartan and of course the Highlanders who fought for the Stewarts were mostly clad in their clan tartans. Another way of displaying Jacobite sympathies in the 1740's was to wear a tartan waistcoat. A prominent English Jacobite had an entire tartan suit made and it can now be seen on display at the National Museum of Scotland, in Edinburgh. The traditional kilt was banned for a time after the defeat of the Jacobites because of its rebel associations.
There were several military campaigns in Britain in support of the Jacobites but all of them were flawed either in planning or execution and sometimes in both. Risings took place in 1715, 1719 and most famously in 1745, not to mention the aborted rising planned in 1708. The earlier risings included Highland and Lowland Scots, English and French but in 1745 the Jacobite force was almost exclusively made up of Highlanders. Prince Charles landed on the small island of Eriskay and gathered the loyal clan Chiefs before advancing on Edinburgh.
The Jacobite army took Edinburgh without much resistance and defeated a government army at Prestonpans by cleverly sneaking across a marsh in the mist and surprise attacking them. The Highlanders only wanted to take Scotland, but Prince Charles was greedy for the English throne and convinced the army to push on southwards. He lied and told them that English Jacobites would meet up with the Highlanders further south, in fact the English Jacobites had decided not to join the uprising. They advanced to Carlisle then Manchester, and eventually as far south as Derby. It was here with three armies lining up to fight them that they discovered Charles had been lying and made the long retreat home. A sulky Bonnie Prince Charlie accompanied them home, drinking and moaning all the way. Eventually the weary Highlanders were cornered at Culloden and slaughtered as Charles made his escape.
The Jacobite struggle has been romanticised ever since and helped create the image of the Highlander as the loyal and brave soldier. Much of the romanticisation of the Jacobite uprisings especially in 1745 is unjustified. There are several misconceptions surrounding this area of history. Firstly the Jacobite cause was not about Scotland versus England there were people of each nationality on either side. Secondly Bonnie Prince Charlie, although highly charismatic, was no hero, he could be viewed as a spoilt alcoholic aristocrat who had no problem leading loyal men to their graves for his own personal ambitions. Thirdly Jacobitism did not really stand for a noble cause, it sought to put the Stuarts back on the throne and they stood for the 'divine right of kings' which meant they believed the king was chosen by god and should have absolute authority.
The Stewarts also advocated the Catholic religion (which many Scots were against). Ultimately it seems strange that the Jacobites have been immortalised on shortbread tins as a symbol of Scotland. Whatever the reason, the Jacobite cause has been remembered by Scots, and appropriated as a nationalist symbol. The memorial at Culloden on the anniversary of the battle still attracts huge crowds to this day.


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Whisk the vinegar, honey, oil, and garlic in a bowl. Arrange halibuts in an 8-inch square baking dish. Pour marinade over the fish, coating it completely. Cover and refrigerate at least 30 minutes and up to 4 hours.
Preheat the broiler. Line the bottom and sides of a baking sheet with foil. Spray the foil with nonstick cooking spray. Remove fish from marinade, reserving marinade, and arrange the fillets atop the baking sheet. Pour the marinade into a heavy small saucepan. Broil the fillets until they are just cooked through and caramelized on top, about 12 minutes.
Meanwhile bring the marinade to a boil and simmer until it thickens slightly and becomes syrupy, whisking often, about 15 minutes. Spoon off any excess oil from the sauce, if desired.
Transfer the fillets to plates. Spoon the sauce over and around the fillets, and serve.
Recipe courtesy of Giada De Laurentiis
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6 large Eggs or 1 1/2 cups egg substitute1/4 cup fat-free Milk1 teaspoon each: minced Basil, Oregano, and Thyme1/2-1 teaspoon seasoned SaltDash of Pepper1 medium Onion, chopped2 bell Peppers, seeded and diced2 ounces white Mushrooms, sliced1-2 ounces shredded, reduced-fat Cheese
In bowl, beat eggs with skim milk, basil, oregano, thyme, salt, and pepper until frothy and light. Meanwhile, in a small pan coated with cooking spray, saute onion until limp and golden, set aside. Coat inner surface of non-stick, ovenproof, 10-inch skillet with cooking spray. On stovetop, heat to medium . Add egg mixture. Cook, using a spatula to loosen and push down sides of frittata as with an omelette. Do not scramble. Cook until almost done, leaving egg mixture slightly runny on top. Top with reserved onion, diced peppers and sliced mushrooms. Sprinkle shredded cheese evenly on top.Place skillet with frittata in midoven, under broiler, at least 6 inches from heat source. Remove when cheese is melted and top of frittata is golden. Slide onto hot platter or warming tray. Cut with sharp knife or pizza cutter.
Use egg whites in place of some or all of the whole eggs to lower the fat content in this recipe.


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Description: Brun, Donald 1909 - 1999. Maestrani - Rosemarie. Lithograph ca. 1957. Size: 50.3 x 35.4 in. (128 x 90 cm). Printer: Eidenbenz-Seitz, St. Gallen. Condition Details: (B+) minimal tears and needle holes at the edges, minor staining along the right edge.
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InnerCity Weightlifting (ICW) improves the life trajectories of Boston's youth at the highest risk for violence by providing compelling opportunities for them to avoid violence and choose productive paths. Using the sport of weightlifting to get gang-involved young people off the streets and into the gym, ICW builds meaningful relationships and a support network for each student.
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In this blog post I am going to share with you how to invite members to join your facebook group or fanpage with a single click. We all know that inviting members to join our facebook group or fanpage one by one can be a pain in the ass. And by doing this, you are not actually using your time effectively. Remember the difference between the rich and the poor? It's how they use their time. So can we solve this problem? This happened to me when I was just starting out doing facebook marketing and really adding my friends one by one to join my group was time wasting.
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Deleting Cancer Switch Prevents Tumors in Mice
Kelly Rae Chi
A team of European researchers followed up on a GWAS to identify and then delete a regulatory element in the mouse genome that is associated with cancer development. How did they do it?
By deleting a gene regulatory element upstream of well-known cancer gene Myc, a team of researchers from Finland and Sweden have prevented the formation of intestinal tumors in a mouse model.
In addition to pinpointing a potential new target for cancer therapy, the results show that genome-wide association studies (GWAS) can be used to find regulatory elements in that genome that play a role in specific diseases.
While scientists have identified single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) that
are linked to human diseases through GWAS, these SNPs often map to regions
of the genome with unknown function. Previously, such studies have uncovered
multiple polymorphisms with unknown function upstream of Myc—which
is often mutated in cancers but is hard to target with small molecule drugs.
In a paper published this week in Science (1), the team reported on their study of the SNP that is tied to more human cancers than any other variant: SNP rs6983267. To see if it played a role in the disease, the team generated mice that lacked the region Myc-335 in the genome that included this particular SNP. Myc-335 sits 300 kb upstream of Myc promoter and was thought to be a gene enhancer.
To their surprise, Myc-335-deficient mice were healthy and expressed relatively normal levels of Myc. "We did expect that [deleting Myc-335] would have a major impact on normal function of the intestine, but it turns out that you can remove this element and the mice are fine," said study author Jussi Taipale, a professor of medical sciences at the University of Helsinki in Finland.
Because SNPs identified through GWAS confer small effects—associated with only 10–20% increases in risk—to study the function of those variants individually would require hundreds or thousands of mice. That's partly why the prospect of GWAS follow-up studies have proven daunting. In contrast, deleting an entire regulatory element in which those variants are located might have a much stronger impact, as this study demonstrates.
Indeed, when the group crossed Myc-335 deficient mice with mutant mice prone to intestinal tumorigenesis, the scientists found that the offspring lacked the regulatory element and develop dramatically fewer tumors compared to a control group.
"The genetic evidence from human already pointed out that this element is important in tumorigenesis," noted Taipale. "We were surprised at how big the effect was, that it has a major impact."
Now, Taipale plans to analyze the other GWAS regions to understand which other regulatory elements are important for intestinal tumorigenesis. As with this study, the group will build a case for each regulatory element before moving into mouse models. "We first have to find the SNP that most likely is causative, not just one associated with risk," said Taipale.
Computational tools, such the Enhancer Element Locator software developed by his team, help pinpoint the gene regulatory elements close to tag SNPs identified in GWAS. Then researchers can validate those findings in cell culture or mouse studies.
1. Sur, I. K., O. Hallikas, A. Vähärautio, J. Yan, M. Turunen, M. Enge, M. Taipale, A. Karhu, L. A. Aaltonen, and J. Taipale. 2012. Mice lacking a myc enhancer that includes human SNP rs6983267 are resistant to intestinal tumors. Science (November).


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