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July 20, 2001
9:30 a.m. Pane Room, Alexander Library
Present: R. Womack, P. Libutti, H. Dess, R. Toyama, A. Tallau, C. Wu, H. Hoffman, R. Gardner, H.R. Perez-Gilbe, M. Wieszczek, L. Vazquez, S. Harrington, R. Jantz, K. Mulcahy, M. Fetzer (Chair), F. Puniello, S. Tama, J. Cassel, L. Murtha, B. Beede, J. Sloan, P. Piermatti, C.Wu, M. Wilson (Recorder).
1. Chair's Announcements---M. Fetzer
M. Fetzer thanked Ellen Gilbert for her willingness to reschedule her presentation on the Oxford Seminar as one of the RUL seminar series.
Welcomed new NB librarians. They are Scott Hines, Tricia Libutti and Stephanie Tama.
Congratulated Kevin Mulcahy on his election as in-coming Deputy Chair of the NBL.
Announced that she submitted her annual report and that, as in previous years, the NBL monthly faculty meetings will be held on every third Friday for the coming academic year.
Thanked those librarians who participated in the orientation of new librarians. Some sessions, particularly those that will be held outside NBL will be combined for July/August orientations.
2. The minutes of the May 18, 2001 were approved.
3. Director's Reports--R. Toyama, F. Puniello
R. Toyama reported that 25 annual reports were received to date and were acknowledged by email. Reminded librarians of the purpose of the annual report as a communication tool of our collective accomplishments. She noted that these reports help us frame future directions based on past accomplishments. Next week is the deadline for those who have not completed their annual reports yet. A copy of all annual reports will be available from four reference desks, one copy in the Director's office and one copy in the University Librarian's office.
A short discussion followed regarding pros and cons of making these annual reports available on the NBL web-site. Because of the personal nature of individual annual reports and the limited protection of privacy on the web, it was agreed that no annual reports will be posted on the Web and will be available as paper copies only.
F. Puniello reported the following:
This year's RUL/SCILS minority intern is Angel Falcon. Falcon earned his BA in Religion Studies from Yale and an MA in Divinity Studies at Harvard. He has worked as Government Documents Depository Assistant at Harvard College Libraries, among others. He will start with the LSM Access Services and will join the August orientation session for new NB librarians.
The Annex project has been signed off by the university. The summer closing of the Annex may have to be extended.
The D21 committee has been meeting and reviewed the first drawing of the architect.
As part of D21 a pilot recon project (initially involving about 10,000 titles)
is being planned involving the staff from TSB, Access and Collection Services.
The ultimate goal is to establish a model and cost estimates for in-house recon
for the RUL system.
Thanked Helen Hoffman, Addie Tallau, and Hector Perez-Gilbe for their active participation in reviewing science and serial titles in the Douglass Library collection. Howard Dess raised the question whether more selectors should be involved in reviewing the Douglass collection. R.Toyama noted that the decision regarding what constitutes the collection in Douglass Library is the task of the NBCG and not the D21 Program Committee.
4. Information Literacy Issues--Leslie Murtha, current chair of RUL Instructional Services Committee, distributed the following three documents as background material of her power-point presentation. Her presentation addressed national trends as well as local developments of the bibliographic instruction program and current efforts to teach information literacy. A short discussion followed addressing the implications of the report, Supporting Library Instruction for the Twenty First Century: Building the Technological Infrastructure for Information Literacy (RUL Instructional Services Committee, January, 2001) in the context of present and future instructional services at RUL.
· Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education (ACRL)
· ACRL Objectives for Information Literacy Instruction: A Model Statement for Academic Librarians (Approved by the ACRL Board Jan. 2001)
· Supporting Library Instruction for the Twenty-first Century: Building the Technological Infrastructure for Information Literacy (A proposal developed by the Instructional Services Committee, January 2001)
5. Status of Collections Budget -H. Dess
At the July 19th CDC meeting, R. Sewell presented a draft budget allocation
formula that is far more advanced than in previous years. Although changes are
expected, this head-start budget allocation process will help selector's planning.
To sum up, the gross total for the system (based on last year's expenditure)
is $6.54 million and the initial working budget for NBL is $2.78 million. However,
many variables will be factored in before this figure gets finalized.
All orders from the state funds are shut off and there are at least five weeks of backlog. The Acquisitions Department is very short staffed this summer because of vacations and medical leaves.
6. Open hearing on the report Reinvest in Knowledge: Preservation of Library Materials in the RUL was tabled until further notice.
7. R. Jantz made a presentation highlighting a number of social science numeric data files available through the SCC Data Center; two of these are the World Resources Institute Database and the American Fact Finder for the Census 2000. He provided various caveats regarding the Census 2000 (it is still in the process of being released and certain demographic variables, particularly those relating to race, are not comparable with those from the 1990 Census). Mary noted that the data regarding the states of New Jersey, California and New York are traditionally arrive later than other states due to the size and complexities of these states. This is one of the reasons why certain 2000 Census data for New Jersey are not available yet.
8. The meeting was adjourned at 12:15pm.
Respectfully submitted by
Myoung C. Wilson
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Send us your tips and questions. You can also visit Bob Chronister's online Tricks & Traps at http://www.winntmag.com/forums/index.html.
Q: Can you summarize the steps for using Windows NT's Directory Replicator service and tell me how to troubleshoot this service?
Creating the Directory Replicator service does not have to be difficult. Keeping it working properly, however, can be frustrating.
To install NT's Directory Replicator service, you need to have an export
server and one or more import servers.
On the export server, open User Manager for Domains in the Administrative Tools. At the Primary Domain Controller (PDC), create a new user that is a default member of the Domain Users group. I named this user REPL. Be sure you clear the "User must change password at next logon" checkbox.
Open Control Panel and run the Services applet. Choose Startup for the Directory Replicator service, and change the Startup Type from Manual to Automatic. In the Log On As control, choose This Account. Click the browse button on the right side of the window, and locate the new user account you added in step 1. Double-click the account name, add the appropriate password, and click OK. The system will display the message that NT has granted the domain user the right to Log On As Service and added this user account to the Replicator local group, as you see in Screen 1. (NT also adds the user account to the local Backup Operators group.) Click OK on the message box.
Open Server Manager in the Administrative Tools, and double-click the name of the server on your network that you want to export files from. Click the Replication button, and select Export Directories, as you see in Screen 2. The \winnt\system32\repl\export directory is the default export directory. Click the Add button, and add the names of the machines (either workstations or servers) that you want to export files to. Choose Manage to conFigure specific directories for export. By default, NT replicates (exports) the scripts directory. In addition, I usually click the entire subtree setting.
Choose OK to exit the dialog box. A message will appear that tells you NT is attempting to start the Directory Replicator service. If it does not start, check the application log in Event Viewer for application or network errors related to this service.
The final step is to log on to the import computers and repeat step 3 for the import directories. Open Server Manager, and click the Replication button. Choose Add, and specify the name of the export server.
Close the dialog box after you specify the export server and conFigure the import path. Replication will begin within several minutes. Screen 3 shows files successfully replicated to an import client from an export server.
I always give the replication user explicit full control permissions to the import directories on the import systems and the export directories on the export system.
What if replication does not work? Check the following settings:
Does the application log in Event Viewer show any messages for the Directory Replicator service? I have seen both application and network errors. Try to determine the cause of the message (most messages are numbers; go to a command prompt and type
Net Helpmsg "msg#"
to get an explanation of the problem). Check the application logs on the import and export systems.
If you are importing files to multiple systems, check whether all the machines exhibit the same problems. If not, you know the problem is system specific and probably relates to a permission or setup issue.
What time zones are the import and export computers running in? Replication is time dependent, so time delays could affect the replication of your files. In local domains, always synchronize the time between the export and import computers.
Does the import computer have Backup Operator privileges. At a minimum, the \import directory and \import\scripts directory must have change permissions. The Backup Operators group must also have permission to back up and restore files and directories. If these permissions are not set, you will see errors 5, 1300, and 1307 in the application log in Event Viewer.
Are the import and export computers in different domains? If so, make sure the password and username are the same in both domains, and that the domains trust each other.
Make sure the files or directories you are replicating don't have any extended attributes (e.g., special access). These extended attributes can cause replication problems.
If either the export directory or the import directories are on an NTFS partition, use NT Explorer or File Manager to look at the access control lists (ACLs) on the import and export trees. Make sure the Replicator local group has at least change permissions for these directories.
Check to see whether a user account has a file always open on either the import or export computer. If so, you will see a file open error (error 32) as a sharing violation in the Event Log on both of the machines.
Make sure you can locate a REPL$ share on the export computer (the Directory Replicator service creates this share). The Directory Replication dialog box also sets an ACL for the REPL$ share. Using the Net command or other means to create the REPL$ share will probably cause problems.
Run the Net Start command on the export and import computers, and make sure both computers list the Directory Replicator (or equivalent) service.
If either the import directory or the export directory is on an NTFS partition, do any of the same files in these directories differ only by case? Unfortunately, you can't predict which file NT will replicate in this situation. For example, the export computer may send a file with a lowercase filename, and the import computer may receive a file with an uppercase filename. This situation results in the replication being out of sync.
If the export computer is running OS/2 or UNIX and the import computer is running NT, is the export computer's local time within half an hour of the import computer's time? If not, the NT network redirector will produce time conflicts and cause the system to try to copy everything again and again. In this situation, replication may never occur.
Some versions of the OS/2 importer leave the archive bit set for all files imported, regardless of whether the bit was set on the export side. This situation can result in continuous copying. One workaround is to set the archive bit for all files on the export computer (NT to NT replication correctly clones the archive bit).
Some LAN Manager 2.1a import computers do not set their status file to OK.RP$ (replication is OK). The Directory Replicator service won't recopy files each time the export computer sends files to the import computer, but the service will compare the files. Except for not establishing the correct state of the status file, the service correctly replicates the files. This behavior does not occur on LAN Manager 2.2 importers.
Some versions of LAN Manager for OS/2 and UNIX allow hard disk files with reserved names, such as LPT1 or COM1. Do not use such file names.
LAN Manager for OS/2 has a design limitation that prevents it from using more than one set of credentials (a username and password) at a time. That way, for example, if a user interactively logs on with one user ID and the Directory Replicator service tries to use a different user ID, the Directory Replicator service can't replicate any files until the interactive user logs off. However, if the interactive user and the Replicator user have the same user ID, replication is possible, depending on the value of the TryUser value in the lanman.ini file. (The system determines the setting of the TryUser value.)
Import computers running LAN Manager for OS/2 and UNIX are generally limited to 1000 files per directory (keep in mind that the "." and the ".." directory entries use 2 of these 1000 entries).
Are you replicating files from a High-Performance File System (HPFS) partition (written by OS/2) to an NT server? If any of these files have extended attributes, you might run into problems. OS/2 might have written the extended attributes in discontiguous parts of the export hard disk, and NT does not support this structure. The Directory Replicator service includes the extended attributes sizes in its checksums, and these values may be wrong in this situation. Wrong values could cause directory replication to stay out of sync permanently. You can use NT to rewrite the same values for the extended attributes to one contiguous area, if you know their original values.
If a router separates the import and export computers, go to Replication under the Server applet in the Control Panel and add their machine names to the export To List and the export machine name to the import From List. This step forces name resolution across the router and should synchronize the computers with the domain.
I've had good luck using NT's Directory Replicator service across a local domain. However, I've encountered problems when trying to replicate files across multiple domains where routers and switches are involved. In these situations, I recommend an application such as Octopus Super Automatic Switch Over (SASO) 2.0 (for a review, see Carlos Bernal, "Octopus SASO 2.0," June 1997).
Q: How can I use an unattended script to add a password for an Administrator account?
In the conventional sense, you can't add a password for an Administrator account in an unattended script. However, you can put a Net Use Password /user:Administrator command in cmdlines.txt and place the net.exe file in the $OEM$ directory.
Q: Windows NT's Domain Name System (DNS) is one of the most undocumented aspects of NT. How do I conFigure DNS to show Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) reverse lookups?
A reverse lookup means that a user has an IP address and that the user wants to find the corresponding DNS name. Unfortunately, you have to manually create a special domain to find the corresponding DNS name. To create the domain, use the New Domain command in DNS to select a server to store the new domain and specify in-addr.arpa as the name of the new domain, as you see in Screen 4. This domain holds the pointer (PTR) record. Each PTR record corresponds to an Address record somewhere in the network's zone.
To enable WINS reverse lookups, open the Zone properties dialog box for the in-addr.arpa zone and click the WINS Reverse Lookup tab. Select the Use WINS Reverse Lookup box, as you see in Screen 5.
Q: I've noticed that Microsoft advocates the use of Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) files over LMHOSTS files, particularly when browsing a domain is an issue. Can you explain the difference in using each on networks and specifically for browsing capabilities?
Microsoft provides an excellent Knowledge Base white paper on this issue at http://www.microsoft.com/kb/articles/q150/8/00.htm. According to the white paper, Microsoft suggests that all large, multisegmented TCP/IP networks that use routers will run best with WINS. In such situations, WINS typically handles the complex browsing and configuration for these diverse and complex LANS or WANS. However, some large networks still need static mapping, and LMHOSTS files work well in these situations. (Because many of today's networks include Windows 95 machines, you need to realize that a Win95 client will participate in domain browsing only when the client is using a workgroup name that is equivalent to the domain name. Windows NT computers can either be part of a domain or a workgroup to participate in browsing the network.)
Browsing a Microsoft network is a distributed service that one or more computers provide. Each computer can take on several browser roles. The most important roles are the segment master browser (SegMB) and the domain master browser (DomMB).
The SegMB can be any NT Server, NT Workstation, domain controller, Win95, or Windows for Workgroups (WFW) 3.11 computer. The SegMB maintains a browse list of the computers within its local segment and forwards this list to the DomMB. The SegMB then requests the domain browse list from the DomMB. The SegMB merges the domain list with the local list, and makes the combined list available to local clients.
The DomMB is the NT Primary Domain Controller (PDC). It maintains the browse list for its local segment (i.e., it acts as a SegMB) and collects browse lists from other (remote) SegMBs with the same domain name (or Workgroup Name = DomainName). The DomMB merges the lists it collects with its local list and redistributes the combined list to all remote SegMBs. Thus, the Dom MB serves as the central hub for maintaining the domainwide browse list. To determine which machine is the Dom MB, the SegMBs locate the computer with the registered NetBIOS name of Domain<1b> (only the PDC, which is the DomMB, can register this name).
Browsing with WINS
In a WINS environment, a SegMB queries WINS to determine which machine registered the NetBIOS name of Domain<1b>. In this case, WINS provides a convenient central resource for this information.
WINS can help browsers in a multidomain browsing environment. A PDC set up to query WINS periodically requests the list of all domains registered in the database. A domain is identified by a Domain<1b> registration in the WINS database and the associated IP address of the PDC that registered it. The PDC combines this list with its domain browse list to build a complete list of computers in the PDC's domain and other domains across the WAN. The PDC provides this complete list to its SegMBs. Once the PDC has distributed this list, you see all the computers on the browse list when you use File Manager or Network Neighborhood to view the network.
(Providing information to the browsers in a network is the extent of WINS's involvement with browsing. It does not participate in the browser election process or help clients determine which computer is the SegMB or the DomMB. The process of identifying the DomMB occurs when the SegMB first contacts the DomMB.)
Browsing with LMHOSTS
In contrast to browsing with WINS, using LMHOSTS files requires special LMHOSTS entries that designate which machines are the domain controllers. Specifically, LMHOSTS files use the following convention:
22.214.171.124 ComputerName #PRE #DOM:DomainName
When you boot a computer, it reads these entries and stores them in the NetBIOS name cache until you turn off the computer. Therefore, storing these entries last in the LMHOSTS file is best for subsequent LMHOSTS parsing efficiency. All computers in the domain need one of these entries for each local domain controller and one for the PDC. Also, note the order and capitalization of #PRE and #DOM in the entry (the other names in the entry are not case sensitive).
Having these LMHOSTS entries is sufficient for an NT computer: An NT-based SegMB computer determines which machine is the PDC by sending a query (using the NetGetDcName API) to all LMHOSTS entries with the #DOM:<localdomain> designation. Only the PDC responds to this command. The NT-based SegMB computer then contacts the PDC, informs the PDC that it is a master browser, and continues the process of getting the domain browse list. The PDC then contacts the SegMB computer to get the SegMB's local segment browse list. This process of exchanging lists repeats every 12 to 15 minutes.
Win95 and WFW SegMBs are different. They do not perform the NetGetDcName API, so they need entries in the LMHOSTS file that identify which machine is the PDC. Assuming the example LMHOSTS entry above is the PDC, you would have two entries for a Win95 or WFW client:
188.8.131.52 controller1 #PRE #DOM:domainname
188.8.131.52 "domainname,,,,,\0x1b" #PRE
The first entry lets the PDC act as a logon domain controller for the client, and the second entry lets the client browser service find the PDC. You will probably have multiple entries similar to the first line (for multiple domain controllers), but only one entry with the \0x1b directive (to designate the PDC). Note that the domain name must be in quotes and padded with spaces for a total of 15 characters before the \0x1b portion (the example above shows commas for visual placeholders; however, these commas would be replaced with spaces in a real LMHOSTS file). Let's look at an LMHOSTS example.
LMHOSTS Example
If your domain name is bobsplace, your PDC NetBIOS name is bob1, and you have other various backup domain controllers (BDCs), your LMHOSTS file will look like
220.127.116.11 "globe \0x1b" #PRE
188.8.131.52 bob1 #PRE #DOM:bobsplace
188.8.131.52 otherdc1 #PRE #DOM:bobsplace
220.127.116.11 otherdc2 #PRE #DOM:bobsplace
LMHOSTS files are limited in multidomain environments because they don't automatically provide multidomain browsing as WINS does. In a WINS environment, the PDC will query WINS for a list of remote domains and add that information to its browse list. However, in an LMHOSTS environment, the PDC doesn't parse the LMHOSTS file for the same information, and it doesn't include other \0x1b entries with the #PRE (cache) directive. If your PDC does not query WINS, you can't see other domains through File Manager or Network Neighborhood. However, you can still browse other domains manually, based on broadcasts if you know the domain name and if you have special entries in your LMHOSTS file.


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UNLV's Mike Sanford: Worst Coach in America or Blessing in Disguise?October 12, 2009
After back-to-back demoralizing losses, football fans in Las Vegas are fed up. Something has got to change.
Fans see only one solution:
Fire the coach.
Not so fast, Rebel fans. Although justifiably upset, perhaps UNLV supporters are not taking all factors into account. In an effort to present the other side of the argument, listed below are 35 very good reasons not to fire Sanford.
Mike Sanford is a good guy. For some reason, that seems to matter.
He makes the rest of the conference look good. Forty-point road victories for BYU and Utah bolster their BCS résumés.
He takes the time after each game to teach fans about all the things that are out of his control that cause his teams to lose games. I had no idea the reason we can't tackle is because so many BYU players are married.
It is impossible to pull off a dramatic comeback if you never fall behind. Sanford falls behind a lot. That creates lots of opportunity for drama.
We can count on a hope-inducing five-win season one out of every five years.
There will always be plenty of available good seats at home games.
Frequently, the games are over by the third quarter, allowing fans to file out in groups and preventing traffic jams.
Supporting UNLV football under Sanford is like riding a roller coaster and getting punched in the face at the same time. Where else can you experience such a sensation?
Since the players never have a bowl game to prepare for, they have ample time to study for finals.
With the football team flaming out in October every year, the fans can get a head start on scouting our conference rivals in basketball.
He's a good guy—who cares how many games he wins?
He's never been accused of bending or breaking the rules to win. Actually, he might not even be trying to win, so NCAA violations are not a concern.
There are fewer fights in the stands lately due to general indifference.
Poor tackling leads to fewer injuries for the opposition. No one likes injuries.
Gamblers can make a killing betting the over in every game. Defense wins championships. Terrible defense wins money.
UNLV fans don't have to worry at all about having any involvement whatsoever in the phony, ludicrous BCS system.
The Fremont Cannon can enjoy some stability. Changing hands every year, being painted red, then blue, and then red again; it's got to be stressful for a replica 19th-century Howitzer cannon.
Residents of Las Vegas and Albuquerque will be able to enjoy an exciting new rivalry between the Rebels and the Lobos for worst team in the MWC.
Sanford looks a little bit like Tommy Lee Jones and a little bit like Kathy Bates.
The running game is boring anyway, and Sanford's teams always execute it poorly and abandon it early.
Sacking the other team's quarterback is mean.
He is one of the most consistent coaches ever.
He may not win many games, but he loses games in spectacular fashion.
They have to spend the money Lon Kruger and the basketball team are bringing in on someone to run the football program. It might as well be someone relatively cheap.
His coaching credentials go so well with our dusty, unpaved parking lot and poorly located stadium. UNLV football and unpleasantness go hand in hand.
The program has nowhere to go but up.
The intrasquad scrimmages are always competitive.
Fans can take advantage of reasonable prices and great promotional offers, since they have to get people to go to the games somehow.
They say you learn more from losing than winning. If that's true, Sanford is one of the most knowledgeable coaches in America.
The school will save money on postgame fireworks after victories. I hear that can get pretty expensive.
Sometimes, after a big win, fans storm the field and school property is damaged. This will never happen under Sanford.
Team depth: The second and third string defenses are just as good at blowing assignments and missing tackles as the first string; there's virtually no drop-off.
The odds of players looking past an opponent, or believing they can win without maximum effort, are slim to none.
No expectations mean no pressure. Don't worry, be happy.
Lastly, Mike Sanford is a good guy. That's the most important thing for a football coach. It's all about being a good guy, even if you lose every game.
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I've organized an event called iHope the past two years. It's an evening of hope for women - hope shared through stories and beauty. I've directed ten iHopes and I always encouraged the speakers to share 'the good, the bad and the ugly' because we can all learn so much from each others stories. Though I'm 'working' at each iHope, I've been blessed by each one. The 'will to survive' spirit in each woman - the 'digging deep' to process and move forward with life after devastating loss, grief and/or pain is inspiring and brings hope.
Frequently, someone would ask, "When are you telling your story?"
"Someday," I'd reply, not sure if I was ready to tell it all.
Well, the someday has come. (If I tell others to be real about their story, guess I need to be willing to be real about mine) On May 20, 2009, it will be five years since I was injured in the accident. iHope happens the 3rd Tuesday of each month, so it seems 'right' that I share my story on Tuesday, May 19, 2009. Below is the info from the posters friends put together about the event.
iHope is ... one woman telling her
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with opportunities to connect with other
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story in a setting of creative beauty
with opportunities to connect with other
women and activities that create hope.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009 - 7PM
During childhood, Janet Oberholtzer had a
hard time imagining the love of God.
From restlessness to adventure to a
tragedy that almost took her life.
Then left with physical limitations after narrowly escaping death,
more questions surfaced for Janet. But she has risen above the
circumstances of her life and defied the odds - one step at a time.
Though she still has some questions, she believes the promises of God
and is living proof that Jesus wants us to live an abundant life.
Janet will share her story and the journey about learning to
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Music by Carol Ruffner and Jessica Zimmerman
Art - Photos and cards from Janet's journey
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The dish is available in four different colors and four different options for personalization. I chose red with the square monogram and name underneath. I blocked out her last name for privacy, but left the D. I adore the fact that the personalization is actually etched into the dish and not just painted on.
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Full length native protein (purified) corresponding to Src. Antibody generated by immunizing BALB/c mice with full length native protein (purified) and then fusing with P3X63 Ag8.653 myeloma cells.
May appear as a doublet due to phosphorylation. May be used to precipitate active Src which can then be used in a kinase reaction.
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Lanes 1 - 4: Merged signal (red and green). Green - ab16885 observed at 60 kDa. Red - loading control, ab8227, observed at 42 kDa.
ab16885 was shown to specifically react with Src when Src knockout samples were used. Wild-type and Src knockout samples were subjected to SDS-PAGE. ab16885 and ab8227 (loading control to beta Actin) were diluted 2.5µg/ml and 1/1000 respectively and incubated overnight at 4°C. Blots were developed with Goat anti-Mouse IgG H&L (IRDye® 800CW) preadsorbed (ab216772) and Goat Anti-Rabbit IgG H&L (IRDye® 680RD) preadsorbed (ab216777) secondary antibodies at 1/10000 dilution for 1 h at room temperature before imaging.
Overlay histogram showing SH-SY5Y cells stained with ab16885 (red line). The cells were fixed with 80% methanol (5 min) and then permeabilized with 0.1% PBS-Tween for 20 min. The cells were then incubated in 1x PBS / 10% normal goat serum / 0.3M glycine to block non-specific protein-protein interactions followed by the antibody (ab16885, 1µg/1x106 cells) for 30 min at 22ºC. The secondary antibody used was DyLight® 488 goat anti-mouse IgG (H+L) (ab96879) at 1/500 dilution for 30 min at 22ºC. Isotype control antibody (black line) was mouse IgG1 [ICIGG1] (ab91353, 2µg/1x106 cells) used under the same conditions. Acquisition of >5,000 events was performed.
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Lanes 1 - 4: Merged signal (red and green). Green - ab16885 observed at 60 kDa. Red - loading control, ab8245, observed at 37 kDa.
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7 Most Extreme Cliff Diving Spots On Earth
Cliff divers deal with insane heights, variable water levels, and falls that are not exactly straight down. Take a look at locations where the most adventurous cliff divers risk life and limb for an extreme thrill. Pictured is the popular diving cliff in Wolfgangsee, Austria. Pro Traveller has six more, with videos. Link -Thanks, Andy!
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If I ever jumped from these cliffs the only thing coming out of my mouth would be expletives then when I come up to the surface I'd be climbing back up for more. ;)
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At Amazon Web Services (AWS), we're hiring highly technical cloud computing professionals to help our customers develop technical expertise and capacity, while also collaborating on key engagements for Enterprise Customers. You will deliver proof-of-concept projects, topical workshops, and lead implementation projects. These engagements will focus on key customer solutions such as, web applications, enterprise applications, HPC, batch processing and big data, archiving and disaster recovery, education, economic development and government.
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Akdong Musician's Soo Hyun works with Yoo Hee Yool for new Toy album
Singer Yoo Hee Yool recruited the female lead from YG Entertainment's power duo Akdong Musician to be featured on his seventh Toy album. His agency, Antenna Music spoke with media outlet Newsen about Soo Hyun being part of Yoo Hee Yool's return to K-pop since his 2008 mini album Summer Days.
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Your Holiday Expo blogging should embrace the festive feelings and magical inspirations of the holiday season. We invite you to participate in our Holiday Challenges. Find what you feel inspires, delights, and captivates you about the SL Christmas Expo & Winter Breedables Fair and choose one,or all, of the Holiday Challenges.
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The Omega Pacific Lite D Straightgate Carabiner complements the core of your rack with its light weight construction and classic Omega Pacific reliability. Gram-counting climbers will rejoice in the new-and-improved Lite D, fresh off its weight-watching program and a whopping fourteen grams lighter. Don't worry; Omega Pacific didn't skimp on safety. This carabiner still boasts major and minor axis strength ratings of 24kN and 9kN respectively so you can load it up for your next vertical endeavor.
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Gets the job done
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Easy to use, feels very strong and durable. Mostly use it to clip my water bottle to my backpack while traveling to save some space inside the pack. Easy to clip and unclip. What more can you ask for?
very easy use, strong
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I keep a few of these with me at all times. I use them on my ENO hammock to strap to trees. I use them on my rig at work. I use them for just about anything that I need a snaplink for. Can lock or unlock them one handed and theyre knurled enough to use with heavy gloves.
Mine are the OD green ones that OP sells to LE/MIL. Otherwise, no difference from these that BC is selling.
Super Strong
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Looks great. Clasp is fast and strong and I hope it works well for years to come. I use it as a key ring, and grocery bag handle. Super versatile for everyday use
I purchased 3 of these in the 'Bright' finish about 5 months ago and I always make sure one rides around on my GoRuck GR1 so I can easily clip keys, gloves, rock climbing shoes, Nalgene, whatever to my bag. Basically, you're only limited by your imagination in that regard. I've used the other ones climbing and they are both durable and easy to manipulate one-handed. An additional plus is that they are Made in the USA.
Basically, I won't buy any carabiner but an Omega Pacific carabiner.
Used these to hang in my hammock. Worked great! I've owned some cheaper carabiners in the past, this feels nothing like them.
i thought this was the cheapest carabiner... what is cheaper?
Price wise on Backcountry, yes. Quality wise, definitely not, these are pretty unbreakable (granted, I only weight about 150lbs).
You probably won't find cheaper carabiners on BC, but you can definitely find cheaper 'biners at outdoor retailers.
I bought this to easily strap on weight to my photography light stands. This is the least expensive clip I could find so it works great for that purpose. I'd probably buy something more expensive if I was climbing with it.
Bear hangs?
I bought this for my bear hang setup and just like Brad, I didn't even notice that it was rated for climbing. While it's pretty overkill for my bear hang, I'm happy that such a cheap little accessory now has so many uses.
Great for the hammock
Realizing this is rated for climbing, with a major axis strength of (5395lbf) - i went ahead and snagged it to use with the slap straps on my ENO hammock. Works great, love them, easy to use. Plan on using the 'biners for climbing as well, but have not as of yet. More of a BD guy for climbing.


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My second look at the highly recommended Schogetten range came in the form of this Milk Cream Caramel car and I must once again extend my thanks to ChocolateMission reader Lottie for proividing me with it. After the relatively promising review of the Schogetten Cappuccino I was looking forward to seeing if Schogetten to take that extra step and really produce a product of merit. I thought there was no better chance of this happening than to try their Milk Cream Caramel offering, which came billed as 'milk chocolate with a milk cream and caramel cream filling' - it sounded promising nonetheless.
Just as with the Cappuccino bar this one came in a 100.0g form that was already split into 18 individual block pieces. As the photo above so clearly shows the packaging wasn't all together that differentiated from the Cappuccino variant, though there were the obvious branding and colour differences used to communicate the caramel theme. The chocolate itself also at first glance didn't appear to have anything remarkable about it; that was until I bit into one of the blocks and saw the appetising look of the two toned inner filling which made the product seem that little bit more enticing. The bar was held within a silver foil layer that nicely contained a nice chocolaty scent that became apparent when the foil was split. A stronger, sweetened milkier smell was emanated when the blocks were bitten into.
Having already tried one Schogetten bar it seemed like a natural thing to make my observations based on a comparison between the two. As far as I am aware the milk chocolate used in both this bar and the cappuccino was of the same recipe though the taste of the milk chocolate in this bar came through stronger in the taste due to the later entrance of the filling to the taste. The milk chocolate was fair in flavour and provided a pleasant milk dominant, cocoa base taste with just the slightest touch of hazelnut present in each block. As I said in my last Schogetten review the chocolate for my liking was perhaps a little on the sweet side, though just like its most blatant comparable Milka had an appealing smooth, sweet taste. The filling for my liking was probably not all I hoped it to be, but at the same time was tasty none the less. Just like the outer chocolate it was smooth in its melt and the milk cream and had a nice cooling feeling on the tongue. The milk cream tasted like a more yogurty version of the outer chocolate and certainly had a pleasant sour tang in its aftertaste. The caramel that sat on top of the milk cream certainly was no where near the standards of other leading caramel bars but its sweet, toffee flavours managed to prohibit the tangyness of the milk cream from becoming overpowering. The whole bar provided me with three different snacking occasions, all of which I thought were reasonably substantial.
Overall in my opinion just like its Cappuccino sister bar this Milk Cream Caramel failed to really progress past being an average flavoured milk chocolate. The milk chocolate itself had relative appeal but on the balance on things I still would probably choose Milka chocolate over it given the choice. The Milk Cream Caramel filling itself was not bad in anyway and on the whole was relatively enjoyable - it was just that I didn't particularly get any sort of wow factor from it. If I was to offer an alternative instead of this bar I would suggest the Milka Toffee Ganznuss which had all the delight of the milk cream and caramel fillings but also with the addition of hazelnuts in each block. If you were to come across this bar on the cheap I would suggest you give it a try, but in the context of the whole market I think there are better milk chocolate caramel bars out there.
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Cafe 371 Riga
A new cafe in Riga is always good
And one located in Riga's Central Market is even better!
Unfortunately 371 is now closed down for technical reasons. Feel free to check out our Where to Eat in Riga section for advice on restaurants and eateries.
What better way to get market produce on a plate than to locate your cafe in the market! Cafe 371 is a newly established feature to the already vibrant center of trade at Riga's largest market. Offering daily specials and a varied menu, the food on offer is affordable for its high quality. Latvian products are used where possible and dishes represent a modern interpretation of the typical local ingredients. Also on offer is tasting degustations, cooking classes and even night time events. If you are looking for a fresh place where to eat in Riga, if you are curious and wish to sample local products and enjoy the Central Market at the same time then look no further than Cafe 371.
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HRH Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah put the sword as a symbolic of the police contingent new headquarter at the vicinity of IPK Selangor
His Royal Highness the Sultan of Selangor, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah consent to officiate the inauguration ceremony of Selangor Police Contingent Headquarter and Shah Alam Police District Headquarter at Shah Alam, Selangor. Attending the ceremony were Home Minister, Datuk Seri Hishamuddin Tun Hussein; Inspector General of Police, Tan Sri Ismail Omar; his Deputy, Datuk Seri Khalid Abu Bakar and Selangor Police Chief, Datuk Tun Hisan Tum Hamzah.
In his speech, the Sultan express his sadness and upset with the action made by certain parties in the State who always criticizing and bad-mouth the Police. Thus, the Sultan ordered all the people in the state to continue to comply with the law and support the police duties to ensure the country remains peaceful and quiet. In addition, he also reminded the police force to maintain discipline and integrity, including ensuring that the evidence for a case to continue to be treated with care so that they are not lost or damaged.


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The Killington Elementary School Board members are Jennifer Iannantuoni, Walter Findeisen and Laura McKenna. The Board meetings are open to the public and generally held at 8:15 a.m. on the second Friday of each month. If a community member has a need to participate in a school board meeting and needs to do so at a different time, the KES Board will find a more suitable time to meet. Please contact the school principal or the school board chairwoman to make this request.
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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; This is a no-brainer, break the bank on this guy. Wilson could be one of 2-3 big FA pick-ups this offseason and would allow us to take a sensible draft strategy instead of forcing every new pick to be a ...
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I\'d rather see us pickup a free agent corner (maybe Woodson or Byrant). Then take a LB in the first round (either Jon Vilma or DJ Williams). None of the corners in the draft look like future all-stars, except for potientially Chris Gamble, but he would take at least a year to develop. Williams and Vilma on the other hand look to be potential superstars.
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Saintsfan200, I don\'t remember any of your other posts, but this post actually has some intelligence behind it, unlike many others I see around here. You are correct, while there might be many CB\'s selected on the first day of the draft, none are ready to make an immediate impact, ala Terrance Newman. Most of these CB\'s are project players, most are undersized, with the exception of Narond Alexander, Chris Gamble, Dunta Robinson, and Keith Smith, but even then, alexander, Robinson, and Smith could stand to gain some weight, which isn\'t that hard. I personally like Gamble, just like you. But, I would like to see us draft two corners, possibly Colclough with one of our 2nd rounders and Alexander with our 3rd or 5th, unless Gamble was there for us in the 1st.
But if we have a chance to get Wilson, I do not believe we can pass this up. With our current CB situation, Fred Thomas is almost a lock for one of the spots, the other to be won by Ambrose (who we all know is old), Brown (he showed me something in that game against Dallas), or someone we draft/sign. This draft, unlike last years, is making my head dizzy. would have been so much easier if we would have picked Trufant in the first like I said we should have....
The waiting drove me mad....
I don't want to hear from those that know...
Everything has changed, absolutely nothing's changed
Eddie is a....draftnik?
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I agree that Wilson is someone that you can't pass on. However I really doubt that he will be let go that easily. He will be franchised along with Champ Bailey and Chris McAlister. All three of these players, if not franchised, should be sought after hard core. I think everyone realizes that CB and LB are our two main focuses. Both of which I feel we should try to pick up in FA. Then supplement in the draft. I would foresee only being able to pick up one great FA and another to fill the gap (but still better than average). I would be interested to see what happens in Denver as I would take either Wilson or Gold. Wilson is a no brainer, but Gold has great speed and amazing potential. If we were to take Gold, then he isn't even close to the salary of Wilson. That leaves us open to get a top grade CB (ie. Woodson, Springs). If we were to pick up Wilson, then we can go for someone at CB like Winfield (don't know what his salary is like, but I think it is not close to the upper tier level).
Question: I haven't seen a lot of Cie. Is he better suited to middle or outside? This would factor in on who we would be looking to pick up. If we think that Cie can be a stud in the middle, then lets look for someone outside, and vice versa.
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I may be completely and utterly mistaken, but I do not see the Falcons being any good next year. They do not have the defensive personel or the money to pursue them. Mora, Jr. may prove me wrong, but I\'m not quaking in my shorts at the idea of playing him twice a year. His resume sounds kinda familiar to me... hmm... young, defensive-minded coach... no head-coaching experience... Like I said, I could be wrong.
I would much rather sign a corner (even a 2nd tier one) than spend a first round pick on one. Don\'t you guys remember Molden?!?! I still ache from the muscles I tore in my arm throwing bottles and remotes and pets at the tv screaming for this guy to cover somebody beside the opposing LT. In my opinion, this draft has many linebackers who could start and impact our defense right away. With corners, I see the words, \"development\", \"project\" and/or \"potential.\"
Kinda tired of those words.
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Up until recently, it seemed Haslett was dead set on putting Cie Grant at MLB. I thought before the draft even occured, and there are others here that relay the same sentiment, that he would be more of an impact player at weak side linebacker.
Whowatches- I share your feelings on the CB class, but I do believe that Gamble is the real deal, and is head and shoulders above the rest of the class.
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I agree that I wouldn\'t want to see a CB as our frist pick, however I will take that over anyone on O. I can\'t say that I am sold on Gamble yet. He has only had one full year playing at CB. I put him in the same catagory as Danta Robinson. Both have good physical assests, but are a bit to inexperienced at the position. Hopefully we will fill the void of CB during FA, and then pick up someone for development, but again, I wouldn\'t want to spend a first rounder on it. Especially if someone like Vilma or Williams are still around.
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Here is the answer on Mc Alister
Ravens, McAlister talk long-term deal
Franchise tag likely used on cornerback if contract not agreed on by Feb. 24
By Jamison Hensley
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Originally published February 6, 2004
A month away from the start of free agency, Ravens officials said cornerback Chris McAlister likely will not hit the open market.
The Ravens are \"heavy\" in negotiations on a long-term contract with the Pro Bowl defender, but they seem ready to name him their franchise player again if no deal can be reached by Feb. 24, the NFL\'s deadline for assigning the tag.
Since McAlister was the team\'s franchise player last year, he would receive a one-year deal worth $7.2 million (a 120 percent raise from last year\'s contract).
The tag virtually locks him into returning since no team is expected to match the offer and give the Ravens two first-round draft picks as compensation. It also doesn\'t stop the Ravens from reaching a long-term deal at a later date.
Cie Grant in the middle .
Great , He will most likely earn the nickname See Ya Grant , as backs like Davis drag him into the endzone .He was originally projected as a safety in the N.F.L.
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Our personnel moves are utterly baffling to me at times. It would be different if we had the Patriots knack for putting together a team, but Haslett doesn\'t seem to have that aptitude. I\'d MUCH rather try and address our critical needs in FA with proven commodities, even though they are expensive. Haslett seems to have Mike Martz syndrome when it comes to draft day.
If we could pick up Wilson, Bryant, and Washington. Or Wilson, Bryant and Sapp, I think we could make allowance for Martz syndrome on draft day.
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The LAST thing the Saints need to do is sign Sapp. The guy is cancer, and no longer has the skills to back up his mouth. If the Saints were to pick up a DT in free agency, I think the Titans Robaire Smith would be a great pickup. While Smith is not a top tier DT, he is a solid, high motor player, and would not come anywhere near the price of Sapp. Rotating Robaire with Kenny Smith, another high motor player, would cause OL\'s a few headaches.
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I see alot of responses like...
(don\'t want a CB in first round)
As far as I\'m concerned every guy in the draft is a \"reach\" There are no can\'t miss guys.
I jsut don\'t want to miss out on defensive needs another year. Just b/c you guys don\'t see Mel Kiper Jr. talking up a lot of CB\'s... don\'t think there aren\'t any good ones in the draft. No one talked up Rasehan Mathis last year and he is quality. Saints could have had him... No one talked up Ricky Manning Jr. last year...Quality.
When GM\'s and coaches do their homework and teach their rookies good things happen.
Let\'s not be afraid to take a chance...
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