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Sato C, Morohashi Y, Tomita T, Iwatsubo T. Structure of the catalytic pore of gamma-secretase probed by the accessibility of substituted cysteines. J Neurosci. 2006 Nov 15;26(46):12081-8. PubMed Abstract
It is important to stress that cysteine scanning mutagenesis is a biochemical technique which permits one to draw conclusions on the water accessibility of amino acid residues and their relative position versus each other in the tertiary conformation. It is, however, an extreme extrapolation to draw conclusions from such experiments on the global structure of a protein domain,... Read more
It is important to stress that cysteine scanning mutagenesis is a biochemical technique which permits one to draw conclusions on the water accessibility of amino acid residues and their relative position versus each other in the tertiary conformation. It is, however, an extreme extrapolation to draw conclusions from such experiments on the global structure of a protein domain, like the funnel-like structure for the catalytic site of presenilin, as Sato et al. claim. Especially for presenilin this might be a dangerous exercise, since we have no hard structural information or even structures that can be used as models to interpret the data, and therefore caution with this type of conclusion is indicated. Sato et al. also did not take into account that presenilin might be present in the cell in distinct functional and therefore most probably structural conformations, depending on whether it is associated or not with the other γ-secretase complex components. The interpretation of the cysteine scanning data should take this into account as we actually did in our paper.
We feel somewhat surprised by Sato and colleagues' aggressive criticism of our work. In contrast to Sato et al., we conclude that many of the data in our papers significantly overlap, suggesting that cysteine scanning mutagenesis is indeed a reliable methodology to probe structure function (within the indicated limits). For instance, Sato et al. confirm a differential labeling pattern for TM6 and TM7 which is in accordance with our conclusions and suggesting that TM6 and TM7 contribute in a different way to the activation and/or catalytic mechanism. In addition, Sato et al. show a similar labeling pattern in TM7 as we reported in our paper. Interestingly, this result suggests that the cytosol-oriented part of the TM7 exhibits a solvent accessible (flexible) non-regular secondary structure. A similar unstructured region was observed in the catalytic site-contributing TM4 in the crystal structure of rhomboid GlpG, another intramembrane cleaving protease from an entirely different functional class from presenilin. [3]
Sato et al. stress quite extensively the differences between their and our results. While they allude to methodological differences (for instance, the chemistry of the compounds used) and the absence of controls (which is, in fact, not the case), we believe that a more fundamental and interesting fact could explain at least part of the observed differences. Indeed, the basic construct (cysteine-less presenilin) used in the two studies is quite different, because our cysteine-less mutant is functionally similar to the wild-type presenilin, while Sato et al. used a cysteine-less presenilin that behaves as a clinical mutation, in fact, a loss-of-function form of wild-type presenilin. Indeed, Sato et al. (2006) introduced a Cys92Ser substitution, a known AD mutation, while we used a Cys92Ala form in order to create our cysteine-less template [2]. We provide evidence that the latter mutant behaves like wt PS1 in the in vivo processing of at least three tested substrates. In contrast, the Sato et al. cysteine-less version of PS1 behaves clearly as an FAD mutation in the processing of APP (~threefold decrease in Aβ40 and ~twofold increase in Aβ42, resulting in a more than a fivefold increase of the ratio Aβ42/40). Thus, the few differences we see in both studies could reflect differences in the conformation of mutant versus wild-type presenilin.
Sato et al. also heavily criticized us about including inactive mutants in our accessibility study, such as G384C, D257C, and D385C, whereas they excluded them from their study arguing that they are liable to significant structural changes, again suggesting that we did not perform adequate controls. We would like to point out here briefly 1) that we demonstrated that none of our cysteine substitutions affected the incorporation of PS1 into the γ-secretase complex as assessed by blue native gel electrophoresis and 2) that this criticism implies that Sato et al. also do not accept any of the previous publications that investigated, for instance, the substitution of the catalytic aspartates. In contrast, we believe that one of the major findings in our manuscript was the close apposition of the two cysteines replacing the putative catalytic aspartates in TM6 and TM7, confirming for the first time that these residues, which are quite remote in the primary structure, are in close proximity to each other in the native conformation.
On the other hand, we feel that Sato et al. could have been a bit more critical when interpreting their own data with regard to the γ-secretase inhibitor binding experiments. Briefly, changes in the accessibility of certain amino acid residues in the complex upon inhibitor treatment does not prove that these residues are directly involved in the binding of the inhibitor. The alternative interpretation is, indeed, that the inhibitor induces a conformational change in the catalytic site, like transition state analogues do, and that this actually changes the accessibility of the residue. This possibility must also be taken into account when "modulators" of enzyme activity are studied, such as the non-transition state inhibitor DAPT.
In conclusion, we welcome the work of Sato et al. as an interesting study on the structure function of the catalytic site of presenilin, and we are very pleased with the partial confirmation and the extensions of our previous work. We would like to stress, however, that it is important to take the limitations and considerations discussed above into account when interpreting the data in these two first studies. We also anticipate that further studies around the lines of ours [2] and others [1] will shed further light into the complex structure of γ-secretase. The real value of this work, as with other site-directed mutagenesis work, will, however, be fully realized when it is combined with other approaches. References:1. Sato, C., et al., Structure of the Catalytic Pore of {gamma}-Secretase Probed by the Accessibility of Substituted Cysteines. J. Neurosci., 2006. 26(46): p. 12081-12088. Abstract
2. Tolia, A., L. Chavez-Gutierrez, and B. De Strooper, Contribution of presenilin transmembrane domains 6 and 7 to a water-containing cavity in the gamma-secretase complex. J Biol Chem, 2006. 281(37): p. 27633-42. Abstract
3. Wang, Y., Y. Zhang, and Y. Ha, Crystal structure of a rhomboid family intramembrane protease. Nature, 2006. 444(7116): p. 179-80. Abstract View all comments by Lucia Chavez-GutierrezView all comments by Bart De StrooperView all comments by Alexandra Tolia
SCAM analysis and the pore within γ-secretase Over 20 percent of the genes sequenced so far are known or predicted to encode polytopic transmembrane proteins. Structural analysis of these hydrophobic, sticky proteins remains difficult in general. Nonetheless, several molecular engineering techniques have provided detailed information about the structure of polytopic membrane proteins in relation to their functions. We [1] and Bart De Strooper's group [2] utilized the substituted cysteine accessibility method (SCAM) to analyze the structure of presenilin 1 (PS1), an unusual membrane-embedded catalytic subunit for γ-secretase, which is linked to the pathogenesis of Alzheimer disease.
First, to solve the detailed atomic structure of membrane proteins, we should await the realization of X-ray crystallographic analysis. So, the "funnel-like structure of the catalytic pore" that we suggested in our paper remains a hypothetical model. However, recent X-ray structural analyses of Rhomboids [3,4] provided us with a structural clue to the mechanism of intramembrane... Read more
First, to solve the detailed atomic structure of membrane proteins, we should await the realization of X-ray crystallographic analysis. So, the "funnel-like structure of the catalytic pore" that we suggested in our paper remains a hypothetical model. However, recent X-ray structural analyses of Rhomboids [3,4] provided us with a structural clue to the mechanism of intramembrane proteolysis: the existence of a hydrophilic environment around the catalytic motif that is encoded within hydrophobic amino acid sequences, which fits well with our model. This finding suggests that this type of structure is common to a set of intramembrane proteases.
Second, as pointed out in De Strooper's comment, our cysteine-less PS1 indeed showed an increase in the generation in Aβ42, although this mutant cleaved Notch as well (data not shown in the paper). However, we would like to stress that our study is not based on a structure of PS1 that preferentially generates Aβ42, because some mutants did show normal Aβ generation similarly to wild-type PS1, after introduction of a single Cys residue to the Cys-less PS1, whereas others showed variable levels of Aβ42 overproduction (see supplementary figure in [1]). This type of problem has been quite common in previous SCAM analyses on transporters or channels [5]. Thus, we envisage our structural model as representing a "common denominator" structure of PS1 in an active state. To specify the structural changes in PS1 related to Aβ42 production, we are currently trying to analyze the effect of γ-secretase modulators (e.g., NSAIDs or Aβ42-augmenting compounds) on the Cys labeling.
Third, we do not know the exact mechanism as to how some Cys mutations of PS1 caused the loss of γ-secretase activity. However, we know that the acquisition of γ-secretase activity requires several additional processes that are likely to take place after the formation of a ~450 kDa high-molecular-weight complex: for example, we have recently shown that some PS1 TMD swap mutants lose γ-secretase activity, although forming a high-molecular-weight complex on BN-PAGE complexed with other γ-components (Watanabe et al., SfN meeting, 2006). We surmise that the proper conformation that provides the complex with stability, oligomerization of components, and trafficking may also be required for the proteolytic activity. Even the D385A mutant was reported to exhibit a slight difference in the migration pattern in BN-PAGE, which is likely to reflect the molecular or structural differences from wild-type PS1 [6]. We cannot even exclude the possibility that γ-secretase activity per se is required for the acquisition of the complete active structure, in a similar manner to other classical proteases with prodomains. These are the reasons why we carefully avoided the detailed SCAM analysis of the loss-of-function mutants, exclusively focusing on the structural analysis of "proteolytically active γ-secretase," like previous studies [5].
We appreciate the caveat that the γ-secretase inhibitors may bind to regions distant from the amino acid residues that were masked upon treatment. In fact, we have reported that a dipeptidic-type inhibitor DAPT bound to TMDs within PS1 CTF, but no data suggesting the binding to NTF have been obtained [7]. To unequivocally address these issues, further rigorous identification of the inhibitor binding sites using fine chemical biological approaches is mandatory.
Finally, we are very pleased that we and De Strooper's group independently reached the same and the most important conclusion in this field: γ-secretase cleaves its substrate within a hydrophilic environment in the membrane. We also appreciate the comments and discussions from De Strooper and colleagues on our analysis. Some researcher once called the SCAM analysis on lac permease of E. coli as a "heroic KAMIKAZE approach" [8,9], because each new postdoc was forced to make ten single-Cys mutants until the whole protein was covered. Now, combining the results from X-ray crystallographic analysis, these researchers can re-evaluate the results of SCAM and apply the well-characterized mutants to further dynamic analyses (e.g., structural change upon ligand binding) [10]. We are convinced that γ-secretase is one of the fascinating proteases that deserve this heroic, and fruitful, approach. Nonetheless, we have to keep on making every effort to unveil the structure of γ-secretase using different approaches, in order to completely understand the shape of the catalytic pore as well as the whole complex. References:1. Sato C, Morohashi Y, Tomita T, Iwatsubo T. Structure of the Catalytic Pore of {gamma}-Secretase Probed by the Accessibility of Substituted Cysteines. J Neurosci. 2006 Nov 15;26(46):12081-12088. Abstract
2. Tolia A, Chavez-Gutierrez L, De Strooper B. Contribution of presenilin transmembrane domains 6 and 7 to a water-containing cavity in the gamma-secretase complex. J Biol Chem. 2006 Sep 15;281(37):27633-42. Epub 2006 Jul 14. Abstract
3. Wang Y, Zhang Y, Ha Y. Crystal structure of a rhomboid family intramembrane protease. Nature. 2006 Nov 9;444(7116):179-80. Epub 2006 Oct 11. Abstract
4. Wu Z, Yan N, Feng L, Oberstein A, Yan H, Baker RP, Gu L, Jeffrey PD, Urban S, Shi Y. Structural analysis of a rhomboid family intramembrane protease reveals a gating mechanism for substrate entry. Nat Struct Mol Biol. 2006 Nov 10; [Epub ahead of print] Abstract
5. Seal RP, Leighton BH, Amara SG. A model for the topology of excitatory amino acid transporters determined by the extracellular accessibility of substituted cysteines. Neuron. 2000 Mar;25(3):695-706. Abstract
6. Gu Y, Sanjo N, Chen F, Hasegawa H, Petit A, Ruan X, Li W, Shier C, Kawarai T, Schmitt-Ulms G, Westaway D, St George-Hyslop P, Fraser PE. The presenilin proteins are components of multiple membrane-bound complexes that have different biological activities. J Biol Chem. 2004 Jul 23;279(30):31329-36. Epub 2004 Apr 30. Abstract
7. Morohashi Y, Kan T, Tominari Y, Fuwa H, Okamura Y, Watanabe N, Sato C, Natsugari H, Fukuyama T, Iwatsubo T, Tomita T. C-terminal fragment of presenilin is the molecular target of a dipeptidic gamma-secretase-specific inhibitor DAPT (N-[N-(3,5-difluorophenacetyl)-L-alanyl]-S-phenylglycine t-butyl ester). J Biol Chem. 2006 May 26;281(21):14670-6. Epub 2006 Mar 28. Abstract
8. von Heijne G. A Day in the Life of Dr K. or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Lysozyme: a tragedy in six acts. J Mol Biol. 1999 Oct 22;293(2):367-79. Abstract
9. Kaback HR, Sahin-Toth M, Weinglass AB. The kamikaze approach to membrane transport. Nat Rev Mol Cell Biol. 2001 Aug;2(8):610-20. Review. Abstract
10. Abramson J, Smirnova I, Kasho V, Verner G, Kaback HR, Iwata S. Structure and mechanism of the lactose permease of Escherichia coli. Science. 2003 Aug 1;301(5633):610-5. Abstract View all comments by Takeshi IwatsuboView all comments by Chihiro SatoView all comments by Taisuke Tomita


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- Teach radiology residents with an interactive web-based radiological module on whole-body CT imaging
- To illustrate the use of e-learning management software, based on interactive content and full image series cine viewing in creating pedagogical program
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- 15 trauma cases with significant lesions were selected.
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- Clinically relevant lesions and key points will be highlighted in the discussion of each case.
- The list of cases includes head, spine, chest, lung, great vessels, abdomen and limbs trauma.
- This teaching module is a free e-learning workshop about whole-body CT trauma imaging.
- It is based on clinical cases with full image series, cine viewing and 2D/3D image reformats to enhance user's pedagogical experience. Interactive quizzes provides learning self-assessment.
- After completing this module, radiologists should improve their ability to interpret whole-body CT scans with specific trauma pathology.

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I didn't comment on this.. Why is it on my discussions tab?Digging: On The Might of Princes - Sirens
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I remember when they said the refused to do a music video for Planetary Duality even though their label pressured them to do so...
sounds like they're trying to rip off OpethDigging: Polyenso - One Big Particular Loop
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I was really enjoying it until the techy part came in. *sigh*
Keene actually thinks he is a god...
I love this song. I thought Autotheism was great idk about yallDigging: Raindance - New Blood
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For some reason that was the 10th time ive heard a song of this record, and actually stared to dig it.
HALCH 4EVER PFAFFERS!!!! someone grab me a water, honey.
Cool. The album shows potential, I say, if they can expand into their influences without imitating them so much. I think they were feeling them out on this album, I'm confident they're growing. Video wasn't bad.
Auto theism blows asshole can't stand them nowDigging: Ghostface Killah - Twelve Reasons to Die
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What a pathetic music video. These guys are so preachy.
that solo in the middle is fucking rawDigging: The Aristocrats - The Aristocrats
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I think this release is rated a little harshly.
I will admit that I like a few of those riffs though
That was stupid, they should have did a video for Planetary Duality. Something with aliens would have been niceDigging: TesseracT - Altered State
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Hurr I don't like religion. Grrr I tear your book. I am an angry, angry man . Kind of remember me of a child trying to make his point about his sister or vegetables.
Keen wears a Burzum shirt, sweet. Digging: Cerna - Restoring Life
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Keene took this band in a ridiculous direction. Digging: The Dillinger Escape Plan - One of Us Is the Killer
Band sucksDigging: The Wonder Years - The Greatest Generation
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Sucked autotheism's dick hard guys. And Michael Keene is a god. ALL RISE TO THE BLACK MASS
Sax solo, and guitar solo after, rip my god damn face off every time I listen to it. Deus est mortuus! Logica obtinet!
Couldn't get through the music video, but I like the song. The album as a whole was a bit of a botched experiment, but still enjoyable.Digging: The Dillinger Escape Plan - One of Us Is the Killer
that was so fucking bad
So terrible. No wonder everyone left this band.
Hmm not bad, but i expected way better. Meh The song is awesome, Fact.Digging: TesseracT - Altered State
lol, sorry dude but no way
Hmm oh well. For me it is.
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Could have just showed the band playing. That would have been enough.Digging: Queens of the Stone Age - ...Like Clockwork
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good song ok video.
the song is super cool in parts but super gay in others
meh, could have gone without the video. the guitar solo didn't even line up with the song most of the time.
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this is God's money GOD IS DEAD !!!
lol, those lyrics my God.
They changed my life
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OMG Michael Keene is a genius musician God IS dead
Holy crap this song was awful and the video was just as as bad dear God
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holy shit this is the first time I've ever listened to these guys and this was awful all around
Again, this is judged too harshly. I feel like is fueled by the same "herp, Ziltoid is so dummmb" mentality. Some things are meant to be taken seriously, like a video with a bunch of attractive people in church. Seriously, what kind of church is this?
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• While some are unsure how much he'll hit at the pro level or if his arm is destined for the mound, there's no question Joey Gallo (Bishop Gorman High, Las Vegas) has the best raw power in this year's prep class. He came into the season with 46 career home runs and has 14 so far, which puts him in the Top 10 all time according to the National Federation of High Schools record book. Bishop Gorman is seeking a seventh straight 4-A title in Nevada, but had to go through the loser's bracket in the Sunset Region to qualify.
• Severe weather in Corpus Christi, Texas, damaged Calallen High's athletic facilities, but the Wildcats' playoff game was unaffected as they played on the road and advanced.
• Lance McCullers Jr. has walked 14 batters in his last three starts, but he gutted out a 130-plus pitch start to send Tampa's Jesuit High back to the state tournament. The Tigers are currently No. 1 in the Baseball America Top 25 and will face No. 14 American Heritage High (Plantation, Fla.) in the semifinals.
• Spruce Creek High (Port Orange, Fla.) is on a wild run in the 8-A playoffs. The Hawks beat Hagerty High (Oviedo, Fla.) with three runs in the bottom of the seventh on May 8 and then took down No. 2 Olympia High (Orlando) in the region finals to earn a trip to the state tournament. Olympia, which has top draft prospects in righthander Walker Weikel and outfielder Jesse Winker on the roster, had won its first 29 games.
• Edmond (Okla.) North High made a Cinderella run through the Oklahoma 6-A playoffs, beating nationally-ranked Owasso High (No. 18) in the first round and Broken Arrow High (No. 16) in the finals to capture a state title. The Huskies were the No. 15 seed in the tournament and are the first team from the western part of Oklahoma to win a title in the largest classification since Norman High in 1995.
• Righthander Chase DeJong of Wilson High (Long Beach) recently pitched 10 no-hit innings and struck out 12, but his team lost in 12 innings.
• California's Southern Section playoffs will have ranking implications with three teams currently in the Top 10: No. 4 Harvard-Westlake High (Studio City, Calif.), No. 5 Orange (Calif.) Lutheran High and No. 6 Mater Dei High (Santa Ana, Calif.). Harvard-Westlake is in Division II, but Orange Lutheran and Mater Dei could meet for a fourth time this season. Mater Dei won the inaugural National High School Invitational by beating Harvard-Westlake in extra innings, but lost the season series 2-1 to Orange Lutheran. The Trinity League rivals would see each other in the Southern Section championship on June 1 at Dodger Stadium.
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My Life Before Me' is a documentary about the life of musician and Yoruba priest Carlos Lazaro Aldama Perez. Carlos's life has been dedicated to his cultural music and religion. His story illustrates the idea that culture is a living thing; it is not limited by geographical borders, but exists within people and thrives on social exchange. His story explores how African traditions survived slavery and how they are now thriving two centuries later not only here in California, but all over the world. His life also highlights how nationalism in post-revolution Cuba brought a wider acceptance of African ancestry, and allowed for the emergence of Afro-Cuban pride, ultimately leading to a renaissance of African Diaspora religions.contact: banker email@example.com http://www.carlosaldama.com
These projects are fiscally sponsored by the Bay Area Video Coalition (BAVC).


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Men's Soccer Continues Atlantic 10 Play with Temple on Friday
Oct. 26, 2012 Bronx, N.Y. - Live Stats | Watch The Fordham University men's soccer squad continues its 2012 Atlantic 10 schedule on Friday night as they host the Temple University Owls on Jack Coffey Field at 7:00 PM as the Rams look to pick up valuable points in their quest for a berth in the 2012 Atlantic 10 Championship tournament. The Last Meeting
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Offensively, Fordham is led by Kalle Sotka who has two goals and two assists on the year for six points and Kyle Bitterman, who also has a pair of goals and two helpers on the year for six points. Both of Bitterman's goals have been game-winners. Tommy Granot and Michael Valencia have also contributed to the offense with three points each. The team's biggest strength for the second straight year is the defense. Goalie Sean Brailey has a 5-5-3 mark and a 0.79 GAA with five shutouts to his credit, while the back line of Ryan Curran, Michael Stalker, Casper Gimand and Ryan Cupolo have allowed ten goals in 12 the games this season.
Temple enters the game with a 7-5-3 overall record, 3-1-2 in the A-10, and is ranked seventh in the latest regional rankings. The Owls are coming off a 3-1 A-10 loss at home to #23 Saint Louis last Sunday. Temple is led offensively by Jared Martinelli, who has seven goals and nine assists for 23 points, and Cody Calafiore, who has found the back of the net four times and has four helpers for 12 points. In goal, Bobby Rosato has a 5-4-2 record with three shutouts and a 1.49 GAA. Following the matchup with Temple, the Rams remain home to host the Saint Joseph's University Hawks in an Atlantic 10 matchup on Jack Coffey Field on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. |


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I took my boys to San Francisco to attend the Outside Lands Music Festival this summer. It's one of those Woodstock-like three-day music extravaganzas. There were several stages strewn around Golden Gate Park and, given today's sponsorships, there were all kinds of companies represented, big and small. Giveaways, prizes, PR of all kinds, and amazing food abounded, along with the unmistakable aroma of weed.
They sold out at 65,000 people per day. I suspect there were far more people present than "just" 65,000. It was a mass of humanity and it felt like I was the oldest person there, except for a few of the performers like Neil Young and Stevie Wonder. Most of the time, I got a kick out of the event, but other times I really felt my age and a little regret that these things were really "not my thing" anymore. Heck, I didn't go to these festivals when I was that age.
Going with my boys was a mixed bag. Basically, I was their bank and driver. We stayed at a cool B&B that was a 20-minute walk from the festival grounds. When we went together–only the first day–we parted ways shortly after entering, since each boy wanted to rendezvous with friends. And then I was there together with thousands of my closest friends.
Being the shy, retiring guy that I am, I used my GoPro video camera as one device to meet people. Often, I'd stand in the middle of multitudes of people walking from one place to another and hold my video camera in front of me. When a friendly face approached and they got what I was doing, more often than not, I'd get a big wave, a funny face, and a greeting. On one such occasion, a very cute blond dragged me along with her saying I should join her at such-and-such a show. She was clearly stoned OUT OF HER HEAD and I went along with it for a few minutes until a friend of hers pulled her away. She looked over her shoulder wistfully at me and waved goodbye.
I looked at her departing figure and "wistfully" felt like her grandpa. During another one of my wanderings, I came upon some temporary sculptures that were sort of dome shaped, made of plexi-glass triangular mirrors. I walked up close and made a funny face at my reflection. I then walked around it and saw there was an opening and sitting space inside. Who was there? My older son's ex-girlfriend, Ashley! We looked at each other in pleasant shock and then hung out together for a while. What were the odds?
Truly, it was the array of people that made the event for me. Yes, some of the shows were incredible as well, but the event was an event unto itself!
It also involved a LOT of walking. First, there was the three-mile round trip from our B&B and then, I'd guess, another three miles of walking while on the festival grounds. All that would've been fine had I not gotten a blister the first day. Consequently, I was sort of hobbling along the next two days.
Another big part of the festival was beer juggling. No, it's not a new Olympics event, but it was remarkable to watch people try and hold two full glasses of beer while navigating the incredible crowds.
There were a few true highlights and one "defining moment" for me after three days and attending 16 performances. The Icelandic band, Of Monsters and Men, had the crowd and me completely enthralled. I don't know what to call their music other than eminently enjoyable and joyful.
The Foo Fighters were great and Neil Young was weird. He chose to jam with his buddies–Crazyhorse–during every song for what felt like hours. More intriguing was his inability to end any song. Just when we thought a song was over, he'd continue playing one note, again and again and again…and again! The audience was dumbstruck. Was he as high as they were? Was it just old buddies having fun? Heck if I know, but I'd gotten up close and was jammed so tightly among the crowd that I couldn't leave even though I very much wanted to. Standing like that for nearly three hours was torture. The music was worse torture, except the bones he through the crowd when he evidently reluctantly did a couple songs we recognized.
But the "defining moment" for me was Tom Morello's finale. He was formerly the lead guitarist for Audioslave and Rage Against the Machine. More recently, he's joined Bruce Springsteen on his recent tour and added an incredible guitar solo to Springsteen's "The Ghost of Tom Joad."
Morello sees me and tells the crowd that I'm the designated videographer and everyone else should turn off his or her cameras, phones and such and just be in the moment. He then led us in a group sing-a-long of his protest song, "World Wide Rebel Songs." For me, it was the defining moment of the festival. The ground was literally shaking.
My feet are still sore. I think I'll watch Outside Lands on YouTube next year…
About this column: Bruce Sallan is an Agoura Hills stay-at-home dad who is raising two teenage boys. Bruce's first book, A Dad's Point-of-View: We ARE Half the Equation is available at Amazon and the store at BruceSallan.com: http://brucesallan.com/index.php/store. Bruce Sallan's column, "A Dad's Point-of-View," is carried in over 100 newspapers and websites worldwide. Please listen to "The Bruce Sallan Show - A Dad's Point-of-View," his one-hour radio show, which is available anytime, via live stream, or to download for free on BruceSallan.com.


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Ted Howard, CONCACAF deputy general secretary since 1998, has been installed as the confederation's acting general sectary, the organization announced Monday. The 66-year-old American replaces Chuck Blazer, whose resignation after 21 years in the post became effective Sunday.
Howard was executive director of the old North American Soccer League from 1971 until it folded in 1984, director of marketing for Ohlmeyer Communications for three years and director and group manager of NBA Marketing from 1988 until he joined CONCACAF.
In addition to his duties at CONCACAF, Howard serves on the FIFA referees committee as well as the FIFA stadium and security committee.
Following the CONCACAF Women's Olympic qualifying tournament in Vancouver from January 19 to 29, the U.S. Women's National Team announced that it will face New Zealand on February 11 at FC Dallas Stadium in Frisco, Texas.
New Zealand earned its first point in a Women's World Cup last summer when it was coached by current Canadian Women's team coach John Herdman.
The U.S. will also play in the Algarve Cup in Portugal from February 29 to March 7, 2012. The U.S. was drawn into Group B where it will face Denmark, Norway and 2011 World Cup champion Japan.
Canada will play in the Cyprus Cup beginning February 28. The three-time champion will play Italy, Scotland and the Netherlands.
Mexico, after training for much of December in the nation's capital, will travel to Los Angeles on January 11 for two games against the Fullerton-based Viking Athletic Club.
For a complete schedule of the 2012 CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying tournament click here.
While the domestic leagues in El Salvador, Mexico and the United States take a break, a number of the eight CONCACAF quarterfinalists are busy playing exhibition matches in preparation for their upcoming domestic seasons and the Champions League.
To see the Champions League quarterfinal schedule and match-ups please click here.
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Isidro Metapan dropped a 4-1 decision to Mexico's Jaguares on Friday in the final of the first-ever Copa Mesoamericana, a four-team tournament in Tapachula, Chiapas. Alfredo Pacheco scored the lone goal for the Champions League quarterfinalist, while Jackson Martinez struck for three in a winning effort.
The current Salvadoran champion advanced to the championship match thanks to a 3-0 semifinal win on Wednesday over Xelaju of Guatemala. Mark Lester Blanco scored two goals in the opening 15 minutes and Pacheco added another just past the hour mark.
Two-time Champions League participant Comunicaciones defeated Xelaju 2-1 in the competition's third-place match. Metapan will host Pumas in the first-leg of the Champions League quarterfinal series on Mar. 8.
Champions League quarterfinalist Morelia continued its preparations for the upcoming Mexican Clausura, rallying for a 2-1 win over Club America in a friendly on Thursday at the O.co Coliseum in Oakland, California, USA.
Christian Bermudez put the Mexico City-side ahead in the 33rd minute, but Rafael Marquez Lugo -- who has two Champions League goals -- evened the score just seven minutes later.
In the 74th minute, a deflected attempt from Diego Mejia found the back of the net for the game-winner.
Morelia, which will meet fellow Mexican-side Monterrey in the Champions League quarterfinals, kicks-off the Clausura on Friday, when it hosts Tijuana at the Estadio Morelos.
The last three qualifiers for the 2012 CONCACAF Women's Under-20 Championship will be determined in the final round of Caribbean qualifying, which gets underway on Friday.
The Dominican Republic will host the Cayman Islands, Jamaica and Haiti in Group E January 6-10, while Guyana, Puerto Rico and Trinidad & Tobago will travel to Havana January 7-11 to play in Group F.
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Series tickets for the elimination-round matches of the 2012 CONCACAF Men's Olympic Qualifying tournament go on sale next week, starting on Wednesday, Jan. 11.
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Series tickets for the Nashville and Los Angeles venues are currently on sale. A series ticket consists of a ticket for each event scheduled at a single venue. Fans can order series tickets for all three venues online at ussoccer.com, by phone at 1-800-745-3000, at local Ticketmaster ticket centers in the venue cities, and at the respective stadium ticket offices during their local business hours.
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Lyman Banner, known in Japan as Daitokuji-sensei 「大徳寺先生」 is a teacher, a fabled alchemist, as well as a member of the Shadow Riders under the name Amnael, Banner largely supports the protagonists for most of the first season of the series, though he is directly responsible for numerous events meant to orchestrate the revival of the Sacred Beasts.
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Banner's character design was overseen by Kenichi Hara. His usual outfit consists of a white shirt, black pants, belt and necktie. His black hair is tied back in a ponytail. Throughout the entire series, Banner's red eyes are constantly hidden behind their lids and a pair of square-lensed glasses, except during the second half of his Duel with Jaden.
In the dub, both Banner and his alter ego have Germanic accents (more obvious in Amnael's case) which is fitting, as many famous alchemists came from Germany.
The concept illustrations for Banner's facial expressions were identical for both Amnael and Banner.
His normal personality appears to be that of a laid back friendly teacher, often considered weird or goofy by his students. However his true personality shows him to be more focused and serious when it comes to personal matters.
Banner's personality varies greatly from his original Japanese counterpart in terms of his actions and intentions during the Duel with Jaden. In the English dub, Banner lies about having rigged all of Jaden's Duels so that he would be chosen as one of the Key Keepers and later on confesses that he joined the Shadow Riders to prepare him for the final battle against Kagemaru.
In the Japanese version, Banner never does this, but instead views Jaden as a "fusion genius" who must face adversity head on in order to learn the secrets of alchemy which have allowed him to triumph.
Banner was working on his alchemic research long before his arrival at Duel Academy, intent on creating the legendary Philosopher's Stone. His studies led him to discover an ancient tomb during the same period of time when Pegasus first discovered Duel Monsters.
Within, he unearthed three stone tablets adorned with the likenesses of the Sacred Beasts, and would later be stricken with a fatal illness. (In the English dub, he was cursed for this intrusion). To prolong his life, Banner developed a homunculus in his own image to transfer his soul into.
His new body however, began to crumble, so he resolved to joining the Shadow Riders as its 7th and final member in order to attain the power of the Sacred Beasts to fulfill his dreams of creating the Philosopher's Stone and use it to obtain immortality.
Banner was eventually hired as an alchemy professor and head professor of the Slifer Red dormitory at Duel Academy. While there, he lured several Obelisk Blue students including Atticus Rhodes into the Abandoned Dorm, where they disappeared.
He would resume his job without coming under suspicion, ultimately charged with watching over Jaden Yuki, Syrus Truesdale, Chumley Huffington, as well as the rest of the students of Slifer Red.
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He would be present at the welcoming dinner for Jaden and all of the new Red students that year, introducing himself as the head Professor. Later, he would appear and scare Jaden and his friends when they were telling scary stories late one night, revealing the existence of the Abandoned Dorm, lying to them about being hired after the students went missing. He would later be the official judge of the Duel between Chumley and his father, determining whether or not he would stay at Duel Academy. Throughout the first year he would attempt to teach alchemy to his students, often with disastrous albeit comical results.
One night Banner is shown talking to Kagemaru on a computer screen, long after the Reds are asleep, arguing with him that Jaden might not be ready for the Gravekeepers test. The following day Banner goes through with this plan, and takes Jaden, Syrus, Chumley and Alexis as well as Pharaoh, who had invited himself hiding in Banner's bag, on a trip to the Gravekeeper Ruins.
Banner is shown in a cave at an unknown location with the other Shadow Riders, as Nightshroud voices he wants to make the first offensive. He is one of the seven Duelists that the Principal chooses to wield one of the spirit keys. After the arrival of Camula, he is shown in his room performing a traditional Japanese ritual to exorcise ghosts. Throughout the various battles with the Riders, he remains distant and chooses not to partake in any of the Duels, and eventually goes missing, but not before Atticus remembers that he was the one who led him to the Abandoned Dorm.
Using the pseudonym of Amnael 「アムナエル, Amunaeru」, Banner systematically defeats Atticus Rhodes, Alexis Rhodes, and Chazz Princeton taking their Spirit Keys to open the gate behind which the Sacred Beasts are sealed. He locks Alexis, Chazz and Atticus within his Shadow Charm, the Emerald Tablet and guides Jaden to his lair with his sigil to challenge him to a Duel. Before Amnael's challenge, Jaden finds his original body, and believes he's the reason that Banner has gone missing. At one point in the Duel, Pharaoh runs up and begins acting friendly towards "Amnael", causing Syrus to worry that he's a dangerous person. At this point Amnael takes off his mask and reveals his true identity, shocking Jaden and the others. Eventually despite his good strategy, Jaden is able to defeat Banner. Upon his defeat, Banner gives Jaden his Shadow Charm and with it, "Sabatiel - The Philosopher's Stone". His original mummified body and homunculus vessel then dissolve into dust. From then on, his soul resides within the body of his pet cat, Pharaoh, who had swallowed his soul.
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In the second season, specifically during a Duel between Bastion and Jaden, Banner briefly escaped from Pharaoh. He happily exclaimed his freedom, before Pharaoh swallowed him again. When Jaden was constructing his Deck for his fifth Duel against Chazz Princeton, he led Jaden to the Ojama Trio in Reject Well in order to construct his Ojama-HERO Deck. He then returned to Pharaoh.
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When Yubel-possessed Marcel Bonaparte caused the Spirit Gates to open up, Banner appeared again to inform Jaden what was happening. Marcel, who was angry at Banner for revealing his plan, caused him to disappear back into Pharaoh. He then appears after Marcel starts running down the stairs to the Sacred Beasts, telling Jaden that the Sacred Beasts are very dangerous and that he must stop Marcel from obtaining them.
After the Yubel incident, he is still shown as a spirit, popping up out of Pharoah's mouth from time to time, talking with Jaden, with Jaden asking if hes ever going to the afterlife. He is also briefly captured and threatened with being flushed down the toilet by Jaden if he doesn't tell Jaden about what really happened in the Abandoned Dorm with him and Kagemaru, and about Nightshroud.
Then, after Jaden defeated Nightshroud and Jaden's match against Yugi Muto in the past, he (inside of Pharaoh) is discovered inside Jaden's backpack. He decided to stay with Jaden rather than stay in Duel Academy.
Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D Bonds Beyond TimeEdit
In Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D Bonds Beyond Time, Banner's spirit and Pharaoh accompany Jaden during his search for Paradox. He and Yubel explain to Jaden that Yusei Fudo possesses special powers too. He is transported to the past and watches the Duel. Later he returns to his own time with Jaden.
Non-canon appearancesEdit
In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force, Banner will not Duel the player unless the player currently has Pharaoh following him. He reveals himself as Amnael during the game's third part and will Duel the player and his partner alongside a brainwashed Jaden Yuki.
After completing the game once, Banner can be selected as a partner, though you must have Pharaoh following you when you ask him. If not partnered with the player, he will team with Ms. Fontaine during the tournament.
As Amnael, he appears in the game's third part and Duels the player and his partner alongside a brainwashed Jaden Yuki. After completing the game once, he can be selected as a partner should you defeat him in an individual Duel. He'll be found at the Abandoned Dorm after 10:00 PM in that instance.
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As Amnael, Banner plays an Alchemy Deck, which draws a relationship between the science and universe. His strategy relies on the removal of his own cards from the game, supported by the Special Summoning of "Alchemy Beasts", based off common base metals and animals used in alchemy to transmute and refine gold, and the Alchemic Processes, based off four of the seven main stages in transmutation, falling under calcination, dissolution, separation, conjunction, fermentation, distillation and coagulation. In the Japanese version, the positions of the 2 words making up each Alchemic Beast's name are inversed, as well as "the" being omitted entirely. (Their names, as well as the names of the Alchemic Processes, are not hyphenated).
Video gamesEdit
Duel AcademyEdit
Lyman Banner runs a Deck focused on Fusion Summoning. This keeps in his theme of alchemy, as he says each time he Fusion Summons, "Alchemy teaches to combine elements into new and richer creations." (2 cards in Fusion Deck unconfirmed.)
Tag ForceEdit
In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force, Banner uses two Decks, the first of which is called Source-less Existence and focuses on the "Jar" monsters and the Summoning of Token Monsters. He also includes cards that require players to pay Life Points to perform various actions, such as "Toll", "Chain Energy" and "Magical Thorn". He uses two more Decks as Amnael.
Banner's second Deck is called Finite Entity. This Deck still contains some of the "Jar" monsters and action-restricting Spells and Traps, but does not include the same focus on Token Monsters, instead utilizing many Trap Cards that can negate attacks and effects.
As Amnael, he uses two Decks, both of which focus on powering up his monsters by removing cards from play. The Decks utilize cards from the "Different Dimension" archetype in place of the anime-only "Alchemy Beasts", though "Alchemic Kettle - Chaos Distill" and the "Helios" series are included.
Tag Force 3Edit
Spirit CallerEdit
Duel TerminalsEdit
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Episode 44: "The Seventh Shadow Rider"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Episode 46: "Amnael's Endgame, Part 2"
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 This card is removed from play via the effect of "Elemental Absorber" in episode 45.


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Possibly in order to avoid confrontation with their respective governments, some Arab writers were shifting their attention to safe topics such as memories of childhood and youth—stories with or without symbolic significance. In his collection of short stories Nīrān ṣadīqah ("Friendly Fires"), ʿAlāʾ al-Aswānī decried the loose conduct of men and women he had met. Muḥammad Yūsuf Quʿayd retraced a trip to Upper Egypt in his novel Qiṭār al-ṣaʿīd ("Upper Egypt Train"), in which he portrayed the tribulations of a journalist with limited resources confronting the tight-knit society of the region.
Much was being done through experimentation with the Arabic language itself, particularly by Jamāl al-Ghīṭānī, who crowned his semiautobiographical series Dafātir al-tadwīn (2003; "Notebooks") with a fourth volume, Nawāfidh al-nawāfidh ("Windows on Windows"). As he looked at the world through various windows that restricted his scope, he provided the reader with innovative images expressed in curt, quick phrases.
In this turbulent year, two groups of writers remained bound by their people's suffering and tribulations. The Iraqi writers living in exile reflected on the difficulties that resulted from the invasion of their country and on their state of loss far from their homeland. The literary magazine Mashāref had dedicated a 2003 issue to their reactions to the war and life in exile. Palestinian writers continued to be bound up with the political and humanitarian issues befalling their people. In interviews with Egyptian author Ahdaf Soueif, writers living in the West Bank and Israel explained their inability to detach themselves from the conflict and the daily aggravations of life under occupation. As writers, they were torn between delving into personal topics and addressing the concerns of their people and their cause, wondering whether there was "room to write outside the situation." Their inability to distance themselves from the events of the Palestinian tragedy as a whole was explained by Mourid Barghouti: "The moment of contact between the event and your soul, that's where literature is born." Their unique situation turned some Palestinian writers to the genre of the essay—or "fragments" as they called it—a form that satisfied their need for an immediate response to events.
A new generation of Dutch Maghribi writers was gradually carving a niche for itself, replicating to a certain extent the trajectory of the pioneer North African writers of the second half of the 20th century in France. Like their predecessors, these writers were infusing European literature with Arabic culture and achieving a harmonious blend of the two. Many were inspired by the magic of the well-known Arabian Nights. In 2004 the young Moroccan Dutch writer Hafid Bouazza received a Belgian prize for his book Paravion ("Paravion" [a proper name]). This largely autobiographical novel related the story of his family's immigration to The Netherlands.
Though the bulk of Francophone literature continued to emanate from Maghribi writers living in the Maghrib or in Europe, some works written in French trickled in occasionally from the Mashriq (the countries between and including Egypt and Iraq). The Syrian writer Marām al-Miṣrī related the sorrows and joys of a housewife in her collection of poetry Doux leurre ("Sweet Delusion").
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6 Responses to "Mel Ve from Freedom Central"
18. Apr, 2012
Holy crap ladies (Lisa and Mel):
Thank you for this conversation. And thank you for bringing up something that has been nagging at me for months now…why all of these so-called "enlightened" people were perpetuating the same system that they denigrated. They claim to have the answers for only $19.95. Or come see my seminar for $200! If these people were truly trying to help, then why aren't they giving out their information/services for free to anyone? This goes for all of those healers/gurus/shamans/sages/authors/researchers who are making a killing off of people desperately searching for the truth and a better way of life for themselves and humanity. If you truly believe that the Universe provides for those who gives themselves over to service to others, then you would give away your knowledge/gifts/whatever knowing that the Universe would provide you what you needed.
Thank you for speaking your minds ladies. We do need more female voices out there. And I have come to the same conclusion that you have: we must find our own truth. I am only now realizing that I am my own teacher/master. All of the answers I need are within. I use information that others provide as a catalyst to my own inner wisdom.
Great interview. As usual Lisa, you ask the questions that I have been burning to have answers to. Thanks.
18. Apr, 2012
Great and what a relief.
I was wondering what you would continue with after Allfraare or if you would !
So good to hear and see the two of you and encouraging us to speak up.
18. Apr, 2012
Thank you Lisa for your great online interviews and search for the truth!
It took me about 4 seconds to find this video:
DAVID ICKE – SECRET SOCIETIES, THE JESUIT ORDER & THE KNIGHTS OF MALTA [Video]
The video seems to blatantly contradict Mel Ve's assertion regarding David Icke.
Now what should I conclude about Mel Ve???
My heart-felt salute to the many who passionately search for the truth, including Mel-Ve, David Icke and even some of the "grey hats."
19. Apr, 2012
Nice interview. Fascinating and exciting. I would never have found something this otherwise. Luckily I just spotted a link to this post.
02. May, 2012
Mel how can I assist you, I am in Cape Town
NB: I enjoyed your Book
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03. Jul, 2012
The word Satan was created by the church from the word Saturn.


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Lentz Presents New Novel
GAMBIER, Ohio (March 25, 2009) Perry Lentz, Charles P. McIlvaine Professor of English, will present his new novel, Perish From the Earth (XOXOX Press), on Thursday, March 26, at 11:10 a.m. in the Peirce Hall Lounge and on Tuesday, March 31, at 7:00 p.m. in the Brandi Recital Hall.
Lentz will discuss and read from his novel on both days. He will sign copies of the book during a reception in the Storer Hall foyer after the March 31 event, which is co-sponsored by the Kenyon Review and XOXOX Press. The events are free, and the public is invited.
In a story of grand sweep, this historical fiction imagines how the American Civil War may have ended differently, with the rebellious states winning a first round. The novel follows the exploits of a Confederate provocateur altering the course of history.
Lentz, on the Kenyon faculty since 1969, is also the author of the 1967 novel The Falling Hills, which was reissued in 1994 by the University of South Carolina Press, and the 1973 novel It Must Be Now the Kingdom Coming (Crown). He also wrote the 2006 non-fiction book Private Fleming at Chancellorsville: The Red Badge of Courage in the Civil War (University of Missouri Press).


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The goal here is to make way for a more general interface for the analog baseband chips ab3100 ab3550 ab550 and future chips. This patch have been divided into two parts since both changing name and content of a file is not recommended in git. Signed-off-by: Mattias Wallin <email@example.com> Signed-off-by: Linus Walleij <email@example.com> --- arch/arm/mach-u300/i2c.c | 2 +- drivers/mfd/ab3100-core.c | 2 +- drivers/mfd/ab3100-otp.c | 2 +- drivers/regulator/ab3100.c | 2 +- drivers/rtc/rtc-ab3100.c | 2 +- include/linux/mfd/ab3100.h | 129 -------------------------------------------- include/linux/mfd/abx500.h | 129 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 7 files changed, 134 insertions(+), 134 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 include/linux/mfd/ab3100.h create mode 100644 include/linux/mfd/abx500.h diff --git a/arch/arm/mach-u300/i2c.c b/arch/arm/mach-u300/i2c.c index c73ed06..d893ee0 100644 --- a/arch/arm/mach-u300/i2c.c +++ b/arch/arm/mach-u300/i2c.c @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ */ #include <linux/kernel.h> #include <linux/i2c.h> -#include <linux/mfd/ab3100.h> +#include <linux/mfd/abx500.h> #include <linux/regulator/machine.h> #include <linux/amba/bus.h> #include <mach/irqs.h> diff --git a/drivers/mfd/ab3100-core.c b/drivers/mfd/ab3100-core.c index 1689821..f8c4a33 100644 --- a/drivers/mfd/ab3100-core.c +++ b/drivers/mfd/ab3100-core.c @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ #include <linux/debugfs.h> #include <linux/seq_file.h> #include <linux/uaccess.h> -#include <linux/mfd/ab3100.h> +#include <linux/mfd/abx500.h> /* These are the only registers inside AB3100 used in this main file */ diff --git a/drivers/mfd/ab3100-otp.c b/drivers/mfd/ab3100-otp.c index 2d14655..7093f1a 100644 --- a/drivers/mfd/ab3100-otp.c +++ b/drivers/mfd/ab3100-otp.c @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ #include <linux/slab.h> #include <linux/init.h> #include <linux/platform_device.h> -#include <linux/mfd/ab3100.h> +#include <linux/mfd/abx500.h> #include ...
Linus, So do you expect the existing ab4500 also to be merged into abx500? regards, Srinidhi --
Don't think so, the 4500 is not related to the 3100, 3550 and 5500:s, so they don't have much in common, whereas the latter share a lot of characteristics. It's better if it stays where it is I think. abx500 was the best name we could come up with that wasn't too short, we contemplated abx.h but it was too short, abxxx0 looks silly and so on. So abx500 denotes our largest family of mixsig ASICs which has a lot in common, i.e. everything except the AB8500/AB4500/STw4500, hope it's not too confusing... But the ab4500 files should be renamed ab8500.[c|h] after current product naming decisions though. Yours, Linus Walleij --
Hi Linus, I have an initial question for you: Do you plan to have one single driver supporting the 3100, 3550 and the 550 chips ? Cheers, -- Intel Open Source Technology Centre http://oss.intel.com/ --
Not really, just one common interface. The 3100, 3550 and 5500 share sub-blocks so for example the RTC driver in drivers/rtc/rtc-ab3100.c should be possible to use with either of them, but the core driver implementation will likely differ. (We might need to rename the file for clarity though.) A main point of difference will be how these are accessed: right now the AB3100 and AB3550 are on the I2C bus, the AB5500 will have access through a special on-chip controller instead. So the driver/mfd/ab3100.c|ab3550.c|ab5500.c will be different, but all implement the API from include/linux/mfd/abx500.h and subdrivers will hopefully be possible to share. Yours, Linus Walleij --


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The Storm will make its last cut and get down to a final 11-player roster for the start of the 2011 season before Thursday's practice. Because the league's cutdown deadline is 2 p.m. Eastern, some teams will get a chance to practice tomorrow before making a decision. The Storm, which doesn't begin practicing until that time, won't have that luxury. That means making a cut either tonight or tomorrow morning.
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Because of the timing of the roster deadline, the 48-hour waiver period and the Storm's opener on Saturday against the Phoenix Mercury at 12 noon (TIX), it would be impossible to add an outside player to the roster this weekend. However, Agler cautioned that the Storm's roster on Saturday should be considered a starting point and not a final destination.
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Tata Steel Asia has a 52 per cent share based on turnover and a 56 per cent share based on the volume of total exports of Tata Steel's ferro alloys and value-added minerals. In FY2011, it had an estimated turnover of $222 million on a volume of 295KMT. Accomplishments and vision
The company's turnover grew 45 per cent in FY2011 over the previous year. It has developed a market for specialised grade refractory chrome concentrate and significantly expanded the customer base for chrome alloy, spanning all tiers of stainless steel mills. In the immediate future, Tata Steel Asia aims to consolidate its customer base with a strategic plan to increase profitability. In the longer term, it wants to develop China as a strategic sustainable focus market and firmly establish the Tata name in the chrome business.
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Yummy, Easy Chicken Dinner the family will love!!! Submitted by SONNY912 Carbs: 18.2g | Fat: 1.6g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 18.4g | Calories: 161.5
This crock pot meal of baked chicken in a creamy onion sauce is fast, easy to prepare and tastes great. Submitted by TABBYKAT75 Carbs: 7.8g | Fat: 7.1g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 56g | Calories: 336
Easy and filling...no mess! Submitted by CHALIGAL155 Carbs: 24.8g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 30.2g | Calories: 268.3
Easy to Make and healthy Submitted by MREIMANN Carbs: 11.3g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 5.8g | Calories: 67.3
Great cold day meal - I didn't include the noodles incase somebody wants it on rice or toast, etc. Submitted by CTF4035 Carbs: 16.2g | Fat: 14g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 39.7g | Calories: 357.5