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Special Mass. House election set
Massachusetts election officials announced Monday that the state's upcoming special congressional election will be held Dec. 10, with the primary set for Oct. 15.
The race is for the 5th District seat of Democratic Rep. Ed Markey, who last month was elected in a special Senate election to replace John Kerry, who became secretary of state. Markey was elected to the seat, which encompasses part of the Boston suburbs, in 1976.
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Feb. 19, 2009
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - It's not often that a team loses its only First-Team All-Big West player and home run leader from the previous season and shouldn't miss a beat.
Mike Zuanich is gone from UC Santa Barbara's outfield but with a surplus of talented returners and some high-caliber transfers and freshmen, the outfield should be in capable hands as the Gauchos open the 2009 season this Sunday vs. St. Louis at Cal State Bakersfield.
Today, we take a look at the outfield after having previewed the infield and catchers for the Gauchos, who are ranked No. 30 in a pair of preseason polls - courtesy of Ping! Baseball and also Collegiate Baseball. - as well as boasting the 18th toughest schedule in the nation courtesy of Boyd's World and are projected to grab a Postseason Regional berth by Baseball America.
Tomorrow, the final day of our season preview, we'll take a look at the Gauchos' incredibly talented stable of pitchers.
Brian Gump, who was the team's starting right fielder last season, will move over to center field to open the season - something that shouldn't be a problem for the senior who has already battled Caesar Uyesaka Stadium's elements in right last season.
"He played right field and he played it well," head coach Bob Brontsema said. "However he is more of a pure centerfielder."
Brontsema compared Gump - who is slated to bat leadoff again after hitting .318 and leading the team with 76 hits and 25 stolen bases and finishing second with 51 runs scored last season - to former Gaucho Ryan Spilborghs, now with the Colorado Rockies.
"He's our leader," Brontsema said. "He has taken that upon himself to be a leader and he has done a good job. He was drafted and he returned for his senior season because I think he understands that this team has a chance to be pretty good."
The corner outfield spots will have several players gunning for a lot of playing time.
Mark Haddow, a sophomore who hit .231 in 23 games (12 starts), figures to open the season in right field because he possesses, as Brontsema says, "a big league arm."
"He also has a some pop and is a plus runner," Brontsema said of the 6-foot-2, 220-pound Haddow. "He has some very good tools and we'd like to get him some at-bats. How he swings the bat and how others play defensively will ultimately determine what his role is."
Adding to the logjam in the outfield will be converted infielder Gunnar Terhune, who could play left or center fields. Terhune batted .336 in 41 games with 25 runs scored last season and to get him some at-bats in a crowded infield, Brontsema has decided to test the San Diego native's abilities in the outfield.
"He's a very good offensive player and he's made a solid transition to the outfield," Brontsema said. "He's done a real good job out there. His bat and his legs need to be in the lineup and we thought out there was a better usage of his abilities."
Returning senior John DeAlba will surely get some playing time at a corner spot after playing 38 games last season. The onetime Santa Barbara City College transfer batted .297 with two homers, 18 RBI and 21 runs scored in 2008.
"John falls into that category of he had a solid year last year and our experience has been that JC transfers are more comfortable in their second season," Brontsema said. "He just competes. He's got some pop and he competes at the plate. He does a lot of things pretty well. We're hoping John has a big year for us."
West Valley College transfer Ryan Tregoning and his terrific resume only adds to the amount of terrific corner outfielders battling for playing time. Tregoning was named the Community College Player of the Year at the Hot Stove Banquet in San Jose this past year and figures to see ample time roaming Caesar Uyesaka's outfield. Tregoning, a junior, hit .442 with seven home runs, 18 doubles, 54 RBI and a .515 on-base percentage last season.
"He's a quiet guy who just goes about his business," Brontsema said, noting that Tregoning could also see some time in center field. "He put up phenomenal numbers in junior college and he had a really strong fall for us."
Junior Brett Fick from nearby Ventura College originally came to UCSB as a catcher and has turned more into a utility player. Last season Fick hit .414 with six homers, 33 RBI 31 runs scored and played every position but first base.
"He had a really tough fall with injury and illness," Brontsema said, "but he is a very disciplined hitter with a good approach. We hope to find him some at-bats coming off the bench."
Ben Edelstein enters the fold as a sophomore from Cañada College after hitting .308 with 13 stolen bases and a .411 on-base percentage by starting 33 of 35 games last season.
"He can really run," Brontsema said. "He brings that dimension to us which we really like off the bench. He's been swinging the bat significantly better. He can do some things off the bench for us whether as a pinch hitter or pinch runner. Much like Lance Roenicke, he could find his way into the lineup."
Which brings us to a well-known name in baseball circles - that of Roenicke's. His cousin, Jason Roenicke, pitched at UCSB before being drafted by Toronto last June and his uncle Gary Roenicke, after a long playing career, is now a scout for the Baltimore Orioles. Lance's father, Ron Roenicke, is the bench coach for Mike Scioscia's Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
After redshirting last season, Roenicke will again be battling for playing time with the other extraordinary outfielders, Brontsema said. That, however, doesn't diminish his role on this year's squad.
"He's really come on this fall," Brontsema said. "He's put on a little weight and strength and he's going to be a factor for us in years to come. He can run and go get it in the outfield and looks to be the heir apparent to Brian Gump."
The Gauchos host their home opener on Monday Feb. 23 vs. Westmont and for the first time ever, fans can now purchase baseball season tickets for seats located at Field Level at Caesar Uyesaka Stadium or on the Reserved Level directly behind home plate by clicking here. Every season ticket purchase comes with a free hat, just like the ones the players wear on the field.
Single-game tickets are available by calling (805) 893-UCSB, visiting the Ticket Office located on campus in the Intercollegiate Athletics Office or by clicking here.


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Clustering Pendants for Dramatic Effect
While a single pendant lamp stands well on its own, consider creating a cluster for a dynamic, dramatic effect. The lamps take on a sculptural quality when grouped together, cast beautiful patterns of light, and have a festive feel like lanterns strung in the trees at an outdoor soirée.
1. Globe lights strung from the rafters have a pretty, relaxed vibe. Image from Lonny.
2. Glossy white lamps, grouped together, have the appearance of sculptural vessels floating above the kitchen table. Image from Design Sponge.
3. Glass pendants hung at staggered heights cast pretty patterns of light about the room. Image by Will Shilling for Capital Style.
4. A tree branch forms an unusual base for this row of lights.
Image by Ida Lindhag, via Emma's Design Blog.
5. Exposed bulbs of various sizes strung around a pipe lend an industrial feel to this bathroom. Image from Skona Hem via Door Sixteen.
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OnStar and PJM Interconnection, an electric transmission company, are teaming up to help make clean, renewable electrical charging easier for Chevrolet Volt owners.
Together, the firms have developed software that manages the use of renewable energy via the Volt's OnStar data connection. The software, which is still in beta testing, would notify Volt owners about time-of-use energy pricing, identify new charging locations and manage the energy put into the Volt.
For instance, the software could inform Volt owners that peak wind generation typically happens between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., making those prime charging hours. Customers can also indicate that they'd like to use renewable energy sources, and OnStar would regulate the charging by using only those sources. Furthermore, the software could track the demand for renewable energy sources by consumers, which would help companies like PJM with investment in the proper infrastructure.
The software is part of a greater effort to improve the sustainability and efficiency of our electrical grid by focusing more on information gathering, also known as smarting the grid.
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Rule-Breaking Pope Washes and Kisses Lady-Feet, Scandalizing the Prayerful
The newly minted Pope washed the feet of two women today, including them in an Easter rite that the church he leads has previously insisted is reserved for men, because that's just how God rolls.
Traditionally, the Pope selects twelve lucky men whose feet he washes and kisses on the Thursday before Easter, like Jesus is said to have washed and kissed the feet of his apostles. And since those apostles were all men, women have traditionally been barred from being on the ritual's receiving end.
But priests and bishops also perform the foot-washing, and some of them like to wash and kiss ladies' feet! Whether or not that's appropriate has been a matter of no little controversy in the church, leading the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, the Vatican body that handles the liturgical practices of the Latin Catholic Church, to declare Holy Thursday a day on which only male feet may be washed and kissed by male priests.
According to a letter from the Congregation posted on the blog of Fr. John Zuhlsdorf, the gesture is limited to men:
"the washing of feet is reserved to 'chosen men' (viri selecti), that is male persons."
The proprietor of the Catholic Liturgical Library agrees: "Only men may have their feet washed on Holy Thursday."
The Pope evidently likes living on the edge, because according to the Guardian, four of the 24 feet he washed and kissed today at Rome's Casal del Marmo youth prison belonged to women. It's the first time a pope has ever washed and kissed the feet of young prisoners, let alone female prisoners.
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Inspiration Gallery: Ode to Botanicals
Yesterday marked the first day of autumn, and we're having a hard time saying goodbye to a summer that slipped by all too quickly. To ease the pain we've rounded up some examples of one of our favorite warm weather inspired collections that look just as good in a fall-bedecked home: botanicals....
I'm always surprised by the versatility of botanical prints even though I've tried to write them off as too country, too old-fashioned, or too refined. However, like many nature-inspired or nature-made decor items, botanicals can suit a variety of styles spanning from whimsical, rustic, classic,glam, and maybe even a touch funky.
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Moments of remembrance
Early on in the proceedings, the performers all made mention of music's recent losses. Bruno Mars, above, honored Whitney Houston while Bonnie Raitt and Alicia Keys paid musical tribute to Etta James. Stevie Wonder also paid tribute to Whitney, while Common took a moment to commemorate Gil Scott-Heron. Later on, Jennifer Hudson sang a tribute to Whitney Houston and LL Cool J and Questlove paid their respects to "Soul Train" host Don Cornelius.
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Lying with Impunity
In Aurora, Illinois, a Christian construction worker was working on a new 22,000 square-foot office building. But the owner, Gemini Office Development, wanted some unusual features. Why, the construction worker wondered, would the owners want bullet-proof windows and multiple surgical rooms?
It turned out Gemini Office Development was in reality a front group for Planned Parenthood, which planned to open a super-sized abortion clinic. It's an example of just how devious Planned Parenthood is—and of how the abortion industry is running scared.
When Planned Parenthood's front group went to the city for permission to build, it claimed that a tenant had not yet been chosen for what it termed an "office building."
When Aurora residents learned what was actually being built, many of them objected. Many, angered at the deceit perpetrated upon the city, asked Aurora city officials to deny a permit for permanent occupancy.
In response, Planned Parenthood claimed it had no choice but to lie: After all, if citizens knew an abortion clinic was being built, they might, well, protest. Well, of course they would!
Aurora hired attorneys to determine whether Planned Parenthood's deceit created a fatal flaw in the approvals the abortion facility got from the city. Thousands of pro-life citizens launched 40 days of prayer and protest in front of the clinic.
In the end, the city allowed the abortion clinic to open. But the battle over this mega-clinic reveals an important truth. Planned Parenthood claims that abortion is accepted by American society—that it is only a few religious cranks who object to it. But if that's true, why all the secrecy?
The reality is that support for abortion-on-demand is dropping like a rock. Too many people now know the truth about abortion—that it takes the life of a healthy human baby.
Planned Parenthood is also demonizing pro-life citizens by suggesting that there is something wrong with objecting or protesting. There isn't. Protest is an important part of American life. In fact, our country was founded on it.
Citizens have not only a right but a duty to object when they see businesses moving into their towns that might cause harm to their fellow citizens. Imagine the outcry if, say, Wal-Mart were caught trying to sneak a new store into town—and they claimed they had to lie about what they were building because they did not want to deal with objections or protesters.
Through the prophet Isaiah, God paints a beautiful picture of what a community that seeks righteousness will look like: "My people," God says, "will live in peaceful dwelling places, in secure homes, in undisturbed places of rest."
How can a community be at peace—enjoy shalom—while babies are being put to death down the street?
Albert Schweitzer in his book Reverence for Life said that we can either make history or suffer history. It all depends on whether or not we have a reverence for human life.
So three cheers to the citizens of Aurora who fought the secret abortion clinic—who took a stand for the reverence for human life. They are being the best of citizens. Maybe their actions will allow us to make history, rather than suffer history.
From BreakPoint®, November 5, 2007, Copyright 2007, Prison Fellowship Ministries. Reprinted with the permission of Prison Fellowship Ministries. All rights reserved. May not be reproduced or distributed without the express written permission of Prison Fellowship Ministries. "BreakPoint®" and "Prison Fellowship Ministries®" are registered trademarks of Prison Fellowship


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The Bones Hitch 4-Bike rack is born out of the design and function of Saris' best-selling Bones rack and brought to life in the form of a hitch rack. You wanted a nicely designed, tilting rack at a great value, and you wanted it to be lightweight. The result is the Bones Hitch. The Bones Hitch is one of the lightest racks in the marketplace yet every bit as strong and durable. That's why Saris backs it—along with all of their racks—with a lifetime warranty. Stylish, lightweight, easy to use and made here in the USA—who says you can't have it all?
- Carries 4 bikes, up to 35 pounds each.
- Preassembled in box.
- Rack tilts down with pull of handle for easy access to rear of vehicle.
- Coated hold-downs and anti-sway straps provide soft-touch protection to secure and stabilize the bikes.
- Fits 1-¼-inch or 2-inch hitches out of the box.
- Lifetime warranty.
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- Injection-molded arms are strongest in the market.
- Arms fold up and down with ease for quick storage and easy loading.
- Welded steel mainframe.
- Hitch lock sold separately (Model 3022).
- Lightweight, steel construction weighs only 20 lbs.
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Extremely easy to install the rack into our new hitch. Easy to mount the bikes and to do so securely. The rack was completely stable for the entire 3-hr. highway ride at avg. speeds of 65 - 75 mph. The ability to tilt the rack to access the truck area is awesome and could even be handled by our 9-1/2 y.o. child. The rack is light, easy to install, stable, and secure, with great features.
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Asian food aficionados probably think they're living next door to nirvana these days. No longer does the crowd have to agree on one type of fare. With the current trend in Far East-style eateries, most everyone can be satisfied.
Among the newer such restaurants on the block is East Moon Asian Bistro, which opened in October 2011 in the Shipley's Grant community in Ellicott City. Behind the rather unprepossessing plate glass windows is a large, sleek dining room with separate sushi bar and wet bar. Decor in the 130-seat dining room is about as neo as you can get -- sleek, slick, bespeaking an expensive decorator and plenty of startup money from the on-site owner, Danny Tian, and co-owners who run the three other East Moon eateries elsewhere in the region.
Black is the background "color" -- the industrial ceiling, the silestone tabletops, the chairs. Banquettes are set up around the room's perimeter. Colorful metal sculptures are hung here and there, all asymmetrical and arty.
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While the bistro seemed understaffed the evening we visited -- they actually only have four servers on the floor, according to manager Cathy Chen -- those who did see to our needs were efficient. No mean feat with a party of five bent on sampling as much of the menu as we could.
Which brings to mind one downside (or upside, depending on your viewpoint) to these pan-Asian eateries: The menu is so inclusive it takes quite some time to read through it. There are Chinese and Japanese, which are predominant, but also Thai, Vietnamese, a bit of Indonesian, even a few "American" dishes, including something called "Mexican Jalapeno Beef."
A charming plus at East Moon is that they bring you a salad to munch on while you make your way through the bill of fare: Crunchy iceberg lettuce, a few carrot shreds, and a slightly piquant peanut vinaigrette.
Among the appetizers we tried were a pair of noteworthy "designer" sushi rolls: The Tokyo, with rice and kelp wrapped around spicy tuna, then topped with non-spicy tuna and yellowtail ($13.95). Fun. And a new fave, Redskins ($12.95), a wrapped-up compendium of yellowtail, cream cheese, avocado and deep-fried crunchy tuna, with red tobiko (more meltingly tender fish) arranged on top. This selection has subtle flavors, interesting textures and is the work of a very creative sushi chef (actually there are three of them at East Moon). The Special Rolls menu entices with more offerings featuring lobster, crabmeat and shrimp in a variety of appealing combinations. Return sushi visits are in order.
One of our number opted for a non-Japanese appetizer, the Tom Kah Gai ($3.95). This classic Thai coconut-milk-based soup features fresh tomatoes, mushrooms, scallions and tender boneless chicken breast. The East Moon version was nicely spiced and balanced, but the broth was more clear than coconut-y.
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Three members of our party chose entrees from the Noodles menu. All of our choices cost $8.95 for the dinner portion. (At lunch they're $6.95).
Drunken noodles featured wide al dente rice noodles with bean sprouts, red onion and fresh basil in a spicy chili sauce. The filling, though nicely balanced, was not as spicy as our taster would have liked.
Pad Se-lew Fresh also featured wide rice noodles, these purportedly done up with broccoli, snow peas, asparagus, red pepper, egg and "sweet" soy sauce. It was very mild, with only a couple of snow peas and zucchini apparently subbing for the asparagus.
Pad Thai was a generous portion of linguini-size rice noodles tossed with green onion, red onion, bean sprouts and egg in a light sauce with chopped peanuts. While the dish was good and comforting, it was not the best version we've tried.
Another taster opted to continue in the Japanese theme, ordering tonkatsu ($11.95/dinner portion). These thin, moist, tender, generously sized pork cutlets had been treated to a light rice-flour batter, then crumbed with panko before being deep-fried to a golden, non-oily finish. Talk about mild! The perfect intro for a leery first-time taster of Japanese food. They were accompanied by steamed broccoli and cabbage and steamed rice (not the fried rice he'd ordered).
The consensus was that East Moon is a place to put on our "another visit" list. However, we have some concerns about this particular "all-things-to-all-lovers-of-Asian-cuisines" kind of place. Yes, the food was good, beyond acceptable even -- freshly cooked and served hot and efficiently, although a couple of the dishes we had ordered seemed not to be the dishes we actually got. Indeed, except for those special sushi rolls, it would seem that East Moon may be a jack-of-all-Asian cuisines, but isn't quite a master of even one.


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Welcome to the 2013 season NASCAR fans. As I am sure all of you know that Saturday, Feb. 16, kicked off Speed week in Daytona with the Sprint Unlimited in which Kevin Harvick won, Harvick also won the Budweiser Duel one and Kyle Busch one the Budweiser Duel 2.
On Feb. 17 Danica Patrick made a name for her self in the NASCAR history books as she became t he first woman in NASCAR history to win the pole position for the Daytona 500. Starting in that first row, for the first race of the season were Danica and Ryan Newman. With Danica winning the pole and Ryan Newman starting in the fourth position that put two out of the three Stewart-Haas Racing cars in position to start in the top five. Those same cars also finished in the top five during Sunday�s �Great American Race. Although Jimmie Johnson held off Dale Earnhardt Jr. for the win, I still think that Danica deserves all of NASCARS respect. She seems to have become a much more aggressive driver during the off-season. If you ask me this is going to be an interesting season.
Saturday turned out to be a pretty scary day for fans sitting in the turn four stands. On the last lap of the Nationwide Series Race Regan Smith dropped a block from his engine causing a big pile up involving Smith, Kyle Larson, and Michael Annett. Smiths engine came to a rest in the fence off of turn four, with a tire, other shrapnel and what one fan described as a shock absorber landing in the stands. There were a total of 28 fans injured in Saturday�s accident. There were 14 of those fans treated at the infield medical center and the other 14 being transported to Halifax Medical Center by ambulance. As of NASCARS press conference on Sunday there was a 14-year-old boy who was in critical but stable condition and a man in his 40�s was undergoing surgery for a life-threatening head injury. Be sure to keep those fans and their families for those injured at Saturday�s race in you prayers.
This weekends Nationwide and Sprint Cup races will be held at the Phoenix International Raceway. The Nationwide Race will be held on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. on ESPN2 and on MRN Radio. The Sprint Cup Race will be held on Sunday at 2 p.m. on Fox and on MRN Radio. There is no Camping World Truck Series Race this weekend.
Camping World Truck Series (held on February 22)
1. Johnny Sauter
2. Kyle Busch
3. Ron Hornaday Jr.
4. Justin Lofton
5. Jeb Burton
6. Ty Dillon
7. Miguel Paludo
8. Ryan Blaney
9. Matt Crafton
10. Ryan Sieg
Nationwide Series (held February 23)
1. Tony Stewart
2. Sam Hornish Jr.
3. Alex Bowman
4. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
5. Parker Klingerman
6. Brian Scott
7. Justin Allgaier
8. Eric McClure
9. Travis Pastrana
10. Nelson Piquet Jr.
Sprint Cup Series (held February 24)
1. Jimmie Johnson
2. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
3. Mark Martin
4. Brad Keselowski
5. Ryan Newman
6. Greg Biffle
7. Regan Smith
8. Danica Patrick
9. Michael McDowell
10. J.J. Yeley
Camping World Truck Series
1. Johnny Sauter
2. Ron Hornaday Jr. -6
3. Justin Lofton -6
4. Ty Dillon -7
5. Jeb Burton -8
6. Miguel Paludo -10
7. Ryan Blaney -11
8. Matt Crafton -12
9. Ryan Sieg -13
10. Todd Bodine -13
Nationwide Series
1. Sam Hornish Jr.
2. Alex Bowman -1
3. Parker Klingerman -2
4. Brian Scott -3
5. Justin Allgaier -4
6. Eric McClure -5
7. Robert Richardson -7
8. Travis Pastrana -8
9. Nelson Piquet -9
10. Kyle Larson -10
Sprint Cup Series
1. Jimmie Johnson
2. Dale Earnhardt Jr. -5
3. Mark Martin -6
4. Brad Keselowski -6
5. Ryan Newman -7
6. Greg Biffle -9
7. Danica Patrick -10
8. Michael McDowell -12
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Piranha (UK - BD)
Chris takes a look at the Second Sight BD release of this 70s killer fish movie
When two teen hikers disappear around Lost River Lake, private detective Maggie McKeown teams up with the local drunk to search for clues. Their investigation takes them to a secret military base where they inadvertently let loose an experimental strain of mutant piranha. Now the guests at every resort downriver are on the menu. (Taken from the PR.)
I have relatively clear and fond memories of watching Piranha as a kid. It showed up surprisingly often on late night television and I always enjoyed its campy fusion of horror and black comedy. Don't get me wrong, I'm under no illusions about it's status as a Jaws rip-off, and nor do I consider it to be a particularly 'good' film, but it has a certain rough charm and the seventies setting always brings out nostalgic feelings. The performances are uneven and hammy, and the effects were quite obviously done on a shoestring budget, but it's still pretty entertaining in that low-budget, schlocky sort of way. It dishes up a bit of everything you'd expect to find in a film of this ilk: a mad scientist, reluctant heroes, corrupt officials, nubile girls flashing their boobs, and or course a fair smattering of gore. It's far more enjoyable than the recent mean-spirited remake and serves as a reminder of a time when bad films could still be enjoyable. Plus Dick Miller is in it, so it's automatically worth at least one viewing.
Second Sight's UK release of Piranha arrives on Blu-ray as a 1.85:1 (1080/24p AVC) presentation that appears to remain true to the source material. Curiously the US release was opened up slightly to 1.78:1 - and as such revealed a sliver more information at the top and bottom of the image - but such a minor difference is largely incidental. As for the quality, well obviously we're talking a bout a low-budget film that is now over thirty years old, so don't go expecting miracles. However, the image is actually quite pleasing, in particular the strong natural contrast and colour palette. Detail is more than acceptable and while there is grain it's perfectly filmic, with only night-time sequences looking heavy. Of course this is entirely understandable for low-light scenes in a film of this vintage. There are a considerable number of film artefacts to be found peppered throughout the film, but strangely I didn't find that they detracted from the viewing experience; on the contrary, such anomalies almost enhanced the experience of viewing this campy creature-feature. All things considered the film looks better than I ever expected it to, which is reflected in the score.
People hoping for a 5.1 (or greater) remix are going to be disappointed, but the film's LPCM 2.0 track is respectful and perfectly serviceable. The various elements of the mix are nicely balanced and dialogue is intelligible throughout, if a little on the flat side at times. Of course this is something common to a lot of low-budget movies of the era, so that's not a criticism per se. Obviously there aren't any surround gimmicks and even stereo panning is limited, but the sound effect of the veracious piranha swarming on their prey is as effective as ever (to me it sounds like the gobbling of a sub-aquatic turkey crossed with the high-pitched whine of a dental drill). There's no bass to speak of (just piranha - ho-ho, fish pun!), even when things crash or blow up, but this wasn't entirely unexpected given the film's humble origins. In short, it's a functional track that gets the job done without any bells and whistles.
Second Sight has assembled an decent collection of bonus material for a film of this vintage and budget, but sadly - as was the case with their recent releases ( Flight of the Navigator and Short Circuit) - it's still missing some of the bonus material found on the US release.
- Audio Commentary with Joe Dante and producer Jon Davison: This is a pleasant, informal chat track packed with on-set anecdotes and reminiscences.
- Behind the Scenes: This is a bunch of silent home video footage of the cast an crew from back in 1978, narrated by Dante and Jon Davison. It was actually quite neat to see this sort of candid footage in an age when most featurettes of this type are incredibly slick and overproduced.
- Making of: This is an interesting vintage piece that includes talking head segments with Roger Corman, Peter Kuran, Joe Dante, Robert Short, Phil Tippett, Dick Miller, Belinda Balaski, Melody Thomas, and others.
- Outtakes: A series of blunders and technical failures are the order of the day here, along with plenty of swearing.
- Stills Gallery: A sequence of still photographs taken on set back in the seventies.
- Radio and TV Spots: Fairly self explanatory this one. A bunch of material used to advertise the film is available for your viewing (and listening) pleasure.
Jaws it ain't, but Piranha is one of the better low-budget creature-features I've seen. This Blu-ray release makes the film look and sound better than it has any right to, putting some high-profile catalogue titles to shame (The Big Lebowski anyone?). Bonus material is also surprisingly comprehensive for such a low-key release, although it's a pity that we miss out on some of the features found on the US disc. Even so, I don't have any problem recommending this disc to fans of the of film and those who enjoy similar genre pictures.
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Disc Details
Release Date: 28th January 2013
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 1.85:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: LPCM 2.0 Stereo English
Subtitles: English SDH
Extras: Audio Commentary, Featurettes, Outtakes, Stills Gallery, Radio and TV Spots
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Director: Joe Dante
Cast: Bradford Dillman, Heather Menzies, Kevin McCarthy, Dick Miller, Barbara Steele, Belinda Balaski, Melody Thomas
Genre: Horror
Length: 94 minutes
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Nirvana is a term used to describe the profound peace of mind that is acquired with liberation. It is the state of being free from suffering.
The word literally means "blown out" (as in a candle) and refers, in the Buddhist context, to the imperturbable stillness of mind after the fires of desire, aversion, and delusion have been finally extinguished. (loosely quoting Wikipedia here...)
So...I'm curious if you all believe that Atheists as a general rule are able to reach this level of liberation? Do you think it's possible for Theists to do so? Do you believe that all/most Atheists reach Nirvana? How do you know when you've reached it? Once you've reached it how do you know you'll be able to stay there? Is it just in your mind or is there more to it? What could be a scientific explanation for the state of Nirvana?....Do you believe that Nirvana is attached to any kind of religious dogma since it's roots are found in Buddhism? Isn't Buddhism a religion? If not, then why not. If you believe Nirvana is rubbish, then tell me why.
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I don't get it, but perhaps because you were replying to yourself and not to me.
The Self ultimately operates from the standpoint of aversion-desire and control and therefore throws up all kinds of barriers to awareness. It also tends towards self-interest, "the ego sets itself up in opposition to love".
Love and awareness have to go together.
This delusion prevents us from accessing the love that is right under our noses.
The key to morality is the same as the key to Nirvana.
Is "the key" the same key at the end of that East vs. West movie with Sean Connery and Wesley Snipes movie, Rising Sun?
You think being buried in wet concrete is the answer to everything.
At the end of Rising Sun, Sean Connery turns to Snipes and says "The key?" Snipes goes into some Zen mumbo-jumbo about Eastern wisdom. Connery interrupts him with "..for the car."
It's a tricky thing to discuss, eastern philosophy, that is. Words can easily lead astray. For instance, in one aspect Buddhism is compatible with science because it has no concept of a creator/God. Of course, most people in the western world when they hear the word "God," they are, in a way, socially engineered with the abstractions they've been brought up to believe whether they were inculcated through their culture, a set of parents, or their church. You know, they tend to start imagining the God that George Carlin made fun of, the all-powerful, omniscient entity that sees everyone and judges all, etc.
Buddhists, on the other hand, are sometimes referred to as panentheists (not to be confused with pantheists), and while someone like Alan Watts may say that they (Buddhists) "think of the divine in a completely different and antipodal way than that of the Christians," the use of the word divine there can be misleading. In fact, they do not even use the word "God," they use "Brahman." And Brahman, as you may know, is not even thought of as an "entity." Now, those atheists I referred to, some of them base their very atheism on the rejection of the God as entity, because that's the only concept of God they're familiar with, the creator/God which usually does run into a lot of paradox and things in which they feel are inherently false.
So, to hear of the divine thought about in such a way where God is not even an entity can be mind-boggling to someone who's spent their entire life with the concept of God as entity. There was an awesome clip that was recently taken off YouTube entitled "What Buddhism is About." It was a audio clip where Alan Watts says, "What sort of impression would God have of himself?" Then, goes onto say, "He obviously wouldn't look at his hands like we do and see he's an old man with a beard sitting on a throne." So, instead Watts continues to describe God as something else altogether, as he says of the eastern view, "God as the kind of ultimate, ultimate then there which there is no whicher, outside which there is nothing. Which has no edges. He wouldn't therefore look like a ball, he wouldn't look like a cube, he wouldn't look like a body. There would be no way at all of conceiving the final Self of all Selves. So, this is why it is described as 'void,' as total transparency."
Sam Harris always emphasizes "ignosticism" which aims to define this word "God" before we take upon a discussion on it. I like that, because in something like Hinduism or Buddhism, it is realized that whatever it is that "is" truly has no name, but since we are sentient beings that transmit these memes, these concepts, these ideas then we create the words, the symbols, notions, etc. that only are mere shadows of what they quite vaguely represent, so we have words like God, satori, samadhi, Brahman, etc. that we tile over the original namelessness.
RE: "one of the goals of Nirvana is awareness without illusion." - As usual, you make little sense, Paynton, no one can ever be sure they are free of illusion, and even if they believed they were, how would they know it wasn't merely an illusion?
Belief and intellectual knowledge are distinct from awareness. Awareness is what people try to reach during meditation.
@archaeopteryx His sentences LOOK like grammatical English. Why are they so hard to parse?


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The Museum's main fall exhibition features the work of the St. Louis-born artist Joe Jones (1909–1963).
Joe Jones: Painter of the American Scene
explores Jones's work between 1930 and 1942, the period during which the artist's social and artistic experiences in St. Louis served as the foundation for his most vital work. Jones's paintings, drawings, photographs, and prints provide a portrait of a country wrestling with economic disaster.
Joe Jones: Painter of the American Scene
will be on view from October 10, 2010, through January 2, 2011, in the Main Exhibition Galleries. The exhibition is supported by an iPod audio tour and a video about Jones's early life.
Photographs from the Great Depression
An exhibition of photographs from the Great Depression will open in galleries on the third level of the Museum on September 24.
Portrait of Depression Era America
features 22 prints by photographers working during the depths of the Depression, most of whom were associated with the Farm Security Administration (FSA). They include Walker Evans, Ben Shahn, Arthur Rothstein, and Dorothea Lange. These photographers produced powerful black and white images which combined journalism with an artistic sensibility. More than half the prints in this exhibition were taken specifically for the FSA and were circulated in magazines, books, and exhibitions.
New Classrooms and Dedicated School Entry
As part of the Art Museum's expansion currently underway, a dedicated school and tour group entrance, located to the south of the Museum, will lead visitors to an expanded Education Center. St. Louis-based TAO + Lee Associates, Inc. has been selected as architect for the South Building Education Center.
Three-Day Institute Brings Together Beginning Teachers
During summer 2010, the Saint Louis Art Museum conducted its first Mini-Institute for Beginning Teachers, collaborating with the Piasa Bluffs Writing Project and Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. For three days in August, a diverse and inspiring group of twelve teachers explored inquiry as a stance for learning within and beyond the walls of the Museum engaging in looking, writing, reading, art-making, performing, and collaborating in new and innovative ways.
Among the range of activities were the chance to create non-verbal responses to works of art in the collection, to get outside the Museum through a place-based learning project in Forest Park, and to prototype an individual teaching and learning experience connected to the Museum. The Museum looks forward to offering a similar rewarding program next summer.
BioBlitz 2010 with Cole Elementary School
On September 10th, students from Cole Elementary School had the exciting opportunity to participate in the 2010 BioBlitz — a 24-hour inventory of life in Forest Park led by the Academy of Science St. Louis. Working with staff and volunteers from the Saint Louis Art Museum and the Saint Louis Zoo, students enjoyed nature excursions in the park where they observed and sketched the local habitat. As part of the event's opening ceremony, students had a special chance to meet Mayor Francis Slay, and hear from several notable St. Louis leaders involved with the BioBlitz event.
This special event kicked off the second year of the Saint Louis Art Museum's partnership with Cole Elementary School, a program that has been made possible through the Museum's collaboration with Saint Louis Public Schools and the Saint Louis Zoo's WildCare Institute Center for Conservation in Forest Park. This program brings together art and science and in a way that helps students develop their observation and critical thinking skills while also gaining an awareness of their local environment.
Master Teacher Reflects on Experience
Each summer the Master Teacher Summer Fellowship Program offers an exemplary educator from the St. Louis area the opportunity to pursue advanced study and research at the Museum. The 2010 Fellow was Carla Tuetken, a visual arts teacher at Hazelwood West High School in the Hazelwood School District.
Reflecting on her time here at the Museum this summer, Carla says:
"The experience at the Saint Louis Art Museum provided me with a wonderful opportunity to spend more time with the artwork, museum educators, teens, and docents. When one of my teaching colleagues asked what I thought about spending a month at the museum, my response to her was that I would do it again if there were another opportunity. Working at the museum has been a wonderful experience."
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2010-2011 Romare Bearden Fellow Announced
Michelle Shelley-Moseley has been selected as the 2010–2011 Romare Bearden Fellow. As the Bearden Fellow, Michelle will participate in weekend activities of the Community Partnerships department, teach in the ABC program, and help with Black History month exhibitions and programs, among other duties.
Michelle attended the University of Central Oklahoma where she received her BFA in studio arts as well as her Master of Education with an emphasis in art. She was chosen from a field of more than a dozen applicants to become the Museum's 12th Bearden Fellow.
Established in 1991, the Romare Bearden Post-Graduate Minority Fellowship was created to increase diversity of professionals within notable art museums nationwide.


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About Philip Zack
Beware when public officials use intentionally empty phrases like 'learning lessons'. The ploy is calculated to induce people to fill in the meaning with what they want to believe. What did they learn? Was it not to commit war crimes, or not to get caught doing it?
It's far too easy to get caught up in someone's trick narrative. That's why I sow my own in the form of subversive short stories about politics and business issues. Consider it a vaccination, but first you have to read some of them.
I'm curious: has the narrative that boomers have more disposable income than other age groups been validated recently? It was an assumption based on data from a few decades ago, but things have changed. A lot of us who work in IT, for example, are living hand-to-mouth these days because what had been long-term jobs with benefits have been traded in for short-term contracts without benefits because companies thought it would be cheaper to outsource labor. And that's if you're working full-time on a contract. I'm doing database work for 4 companies, and it's still just part time, and not enough to cover expenses. Then there are the unemployed boomers who are 'too old' or 'overqualified'.
Since the posts are usually triggered by something that's happening, it might be interesting to use podcast time to explore the larger context in which the event takes place, as well as a broader history of the context that it plays out in. It could be done as a discussion or roundtable.
You could also take a page from an old PBS series, "The Constitution: A Delicate Balance" and have a number of participants play the various stakeholders in a situation you're following to explore how a hypothetical might play out, with time to talk about the rationale used by the various stakeholders.
Fiction can be a powerful tool to explore ideas. That's what I use my own blog for.
Really? Perhaps she's more concerned about people realizing that she lied about her positions during the primary campaign in order to get on the ballot. She wouldn't be the first politician to say whatever would garner votes, regardless of whether they supported those positions. The strategy is not much different from how the GOP got the Dems to strip anything beneficial to their *human* constituents from what was supposed to have been health care reform legislation. The compromises they agreed to during negotiations were not compromises they were willing to support when the bill actually came to a vote. And we don't appear to have any recourse for this duplicitous behavior.


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Two ivory anatomical figures, female and male, France, 1701-1800
Both these female and male figures have removable torsos to show the internal organs, including the heart, liver, stomach and intestines. The intestines are also removable. The female figure is pregnant and a foetus is shown. This is typical of female anatomical models of this type. Such figures are usually displayed in boxes or on stands that are modelled to look like beds. The level of anatomical detail is limited but gives a basic layout of the main organs. As such it is likely that the model was used to teach lay people about basic human anatomy. They may possibly have been used by midwives to provide reassurance for pregnant women and to teach young married couples about anatomy and pregnancy.
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CRESTVIEW � Britainy Pate maintains a positive outlook after finally receiving answers about her mysterious paralysis.
CRESTVIEW � Britainy Pate maintains a positive outlook after finally receiving answers about her mysterious paralysis.
Last June, Pate awoke from her sleep unable to move her legs. After months of questions, the 27-year-old married mother of two has learned that she has conversion disorder.
It�s "a (stress-related) mental health condition in which a person suffers paralysis, blindness or neurological symptoms which cannot be explained by medical evaluation,� the U.S. National Library of Medicine website states.
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Some people react to stress outwardly by yelling or physical activity. Others keep the stress within, causing symptoms like numbness or momentary paralysis.
Pate remembers experiencing similar symptoms earlier in life.
As a child, she �locked up� and temporarily couldn�t move, she said.
She recently had more lengthy loss of feeling in her right arm and endured a brief stint at North Okaloosa Medical Center�s intensive care unit after having trouble breathing.
She has visited several medical specialists, including physical therapists and chiropractors. The recovery process has been slow, but there have been strides. In March, she regained use of her right arm.
"I was reaching for something in my sleep, and it jarred me," Pate said. "O-M-G was all I could say."
Pate and her husband, Bryant, believe their Christian faith will allow her to walk soon.
"I am confident that something will happen soon," she said.
For now, she hopes to walk for a daughter�s upcoming birthday party and an upcoming wedding anniversary.
"We are just praying; that is our goal," Bryant said. "I don't know how deep (everyone's) faith is, but that is how deep our faith is."
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European monarchies aren't what they used to be. Not only do they wield little political power, they also, not unrelatedly, no longer inspire much republican fervor. On the whole, those who do object to monarchies tend to ignore them or mock them, making strong republican arguments only when a major event – such as a royal wedding – rolls around.
Tomorrow's British royal wedding is much covered in the press (and, in fairness, at the top of the public mind), but, unlike when Prince Charles married the late Princess Diana in 1981, criticism is not hard to find. Even the BBC has debated the subject.
German newsweekly Der Freitag (Friday) has a novel take on the issue of the legitimacy of the aristocracy. Unsurprisingly, the left-leaning publication is against inherited privilege. But instead of proffering the opinions of union leaders, social workers and other liberal usual suspects, it gets aristocrats to condemn privilege. Former aristocrats, at any rate.
Jutta Ditfurth notes self-serving myth-making on the part of Europe's nobility: "One of the most successful is the myth of noble resistance against the Nazism," going on to say that many nobles hated Germany's Jews.
Ms. Ditfurth herself traded tiaras for sandals back in the 1970s, helping to found Germany's Green Left Party. Now a journalist and politician, she was once known as Jutta Gerta Armgard von Ditfurth.
Noting that the children of Germany's remaining aristocrats are privately educated, Ditfurth says that "this not about solidarity, social equality, emancipation, but about relationships, networks and social boundaries. … Education of "noble values" is always associated with elitism, social ignorance, blood and racism."
Benjamin von Brackel, who says his family is "totally 'embourgeoisified' " except for still retaining its coat of arms, says that even in Germany, where formal privilege was abolished long ago, aristocrats enjoy more influence than may people care to admit.
Mr. Von Brackel notes there are seven aristocrats in the German parliament, saying that this is a disproportionate number and thus exemplifies continuing power:
While Germany has a population of about 82 million people, there are estimated to be only 80,000-120,000 nobles. The aristocracy lost its legal status in 1945, the nobility in the GDR [East Germany] its property and much of the nobility their homes east of the Elbe. In the old Federal Republic [West Germany] the nobility managed to preserve itself as an exclusive group, and to keep its assets, palaces and its land.
Back on 'planet pleb' with the rest of us, journalist Stefanie Hardick, who says she is "nobody's subject," argues that European monarchs exert subtle but real pressure on politics and, despite attempts to paint themselves as just being families like any other, enjoy "privileges that go far beyond the rights of their subjects."
The issue of cost also rears its head with the magazine noting a Dutch government study that found the country's monarchy cost the taxpayers €110 million euros (about $163 million) annually.
On the other hand, she says, countries with monarchies tend to have a stronger sense of identity:
Juan Carlos I is deemed the father of Spanish democracy. The German government spokesman Steffen Seibert referred to King Albert II recently as a symbol of the threatened unity of Belgium. And without the Grimaldis, Monaco would probably have ago long become a French province.


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Coach Steve Jenkins scores 600th win at Evangel
January 10, 2014 | Evangel University News
Evangel University head men's basketball coach Steve Jenkins won the 600th game of his college career on Thursday, December 9, 2014, as the Crusaders beat MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.), 85-78, at the Ashcroft Center.
Evangel found themselves trailing 40-38 at halftime but started the second half with a 7-0 run to take a 45-40 lead. They went on to outscore the Pioneers 47-38 in the second half.
J.J. Williams led Evangel with 20 points and had 8 assists. Korry Tillery had 19 points and 10 rebounds while Brodie Wingert added 17 and Zack Kleine had 16. The Crusaders hit a season high 11 three-pointers going 11 for 23 from behind the arc.
MidAmerica Nazarene received 20 points from Brandon Newton while Luke Thomas had 17 points and 14 rebounds.
Jenkins, in his 32nd season as Evangel's head coach, becomes just the seventh active coach in NAIA-I to reach 600 wins and is the 11th head coach to reach that total combing both NAIA divisions. He now has a career record of 600-407 with each of his 32 seasons at the college level spent at Evangel.
Evangel improved to 13-3 and 4-0 in the Heart of America conference. The Pioneers lost their fourth straight and dropped to 9-7 and 1-3.
Evangel plays at Graceland Saturday for a 4 p.m. game in Lamoni, Iowa.


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Wrigley Field started its summer/fall tradition of concerts in 2005 with party rocker Jimmy Buffett. In 2012, the Friendly Confines hosts three shows. Here is the Wrigley history of concerts and the 2012 shows on tap. On Twitter: @BigBriSportsGuy
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Okra Tomato Recipes
Bhindi Subzi Recipe (Spicy Okra)
The taste and texture of okra differ drastically depending on the cooking method. I'm not a fan of the "slimier" preparations of okra, so I typically pan fry the veggie to keep it dry. In this recipe I used onion-flavored oil to cook the okra, then seasoned it with the usual Indian spices such as cumin, coriander, turmeric, red chili powder and a touch of garam masala. Once the okra was softened, I drizzled it with lemon juice and added a bit of sugar to balance the flavors.
I usually serve this with dal (lentil dish), barbari bread (sesame-studded Persian flat bread) or basmati rice. My mother-in-law and the girls have all gone on vacation for the summer, so it's just Lulu, baby Aria, Daddy (my father-in-law) and me at home. Daddy really enjoys Indian spicy food, so I hope my cooking makes him miss his wife and girls a little less.
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Indian Stew with Okra
Mutton meat stew is one of our family's special occasion dishes whenever one of my husband Lulu's relatives come from dinner. I've shared several other versions in the past, but this week, I made the gravy with freshly ground poppy seeds. It gives the dish a pleasant nutty aroma that pairs perfectly with steamed jasmine rice.
The okra vegetables are added at the last minute and provided a nice contrast of color to the meat. Once cooked, they have a slimy quality that blends with the gravy. I've probably mentioned in the past but if you've never tried this unusual vegetable, okra is one of those foods you either love or hate. I personally love them!
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Korma Curry Recipe: Goat Meat with Okra
Goat korma with okra is a spicy Indian curry dish. We usually serve it when my husband Lulu's family comes over for dinner as the rest of his family isn't vegetarian. To the Western palate, goat meat and okra wouldn't be an obvious choice of ingredients but they're very complementary.
To certain people, goat meat can have a strong taste, but I find that the meat at my local Indian market tastes wonderful and is very tender. Okra has a bad reputation as well due to its texture once boiled. I personally love this dish and could eat it by the pound, dipping rotis (Indian flat bread) in the spicy gravy sauce. At the very least, it's a dish that will broaden your horizons.
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Okra Tomato Curry Recipe (Bhindi Masala)
I used to eat okra just plain, cooked in boiling water for a few minutes, seasoned with salt and drizzled with a little sesame oil. When I first met Baji (my husband Lulu's grandma), she was surprised by how I prepared okra (it's called bhindi in Urdu). She immediately showed me what she called sabji masala. Sabji means vegetables in Urdu, and for the longest time, I had no clue why Baji would always talk about sabji with me because I didn't understand the meaning of the word. The okra, once pre-cooked (Baji deep-fried them), are finished by simmering in a spiced tomato mixture.
Some people object to what they call the "sliminess" of okra. If you do, you need to deep fry them. That's everyone's favorite preparation, but it's not the healthiest. Give both a try, and see which one you like.
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I define "closed" as "not bothering me incessantly." One can always learn more but we have to stop at a point otherwise we would never move forward with our research!
If you have any input/corrections/references please drop me a line.
I'm sorry for the low quality pictures. I have a very old phone, and those pics were decently high tech in its day!
- 1 Lab Basics:
- 2 Colony PCR
- 3 Primers/Oligos
- 4 Cloning
- 5 Transformations
- 6 Gene Expression & Plasmids
- 7 BioBricks
- 8 Buffers
Lab Basics:
Why do we disinfect with 70% EtOH? Isn't 100% more potent?
- A: I have read that you don't want to denature the proteins that allow substances like water and ethanol into the cell. If you do, the EtOH can't get into the cytosol. By using 70%, you denature some of the transporter proteins but leave enough to allow more to enter the cell. Also, 70% is cheaper than 100%!
Wow.. these 2 batches of TB media are very different in color... did I mess up?
- A:Maybe, but not necessarily. Different batches of yeast and tryptone can have very different compositions. This is one of the purposes of defined media.
How does colony size vary with colony density?
- As the number of colonies per unit area increases, nutrient diffusion becomes limiting. New molecular biologists are sometimes worried that variation in colony sizes on a plate indicates contamination, but it can be caused by tight packing.
Colony PCR
The gel is dark where I loaded it -- what does this mean?
- A: It probably means you overloaded the PCR with too many cells.
Should I pay extra to further purify large bp oligos?
- Usually no. The sequencing companies just want your money. Do sequence your creations to confirm that you made what you expected and remember you can always screen a new colony if the first one looks bad.
My primers are yellow!
- Don't worry -- this is normal! Moreover, it is extra visible when you order a lot of a primer (large synthesis scale) because there is more of it to see.
How do I decide whether to gel purify after digestions (before ligations)
- The BioBrick/Ginkgo manual doesn't instruct you to. Besty always does.
- Um... I don't do much restriction enzyme cloning at this point... Gibson rules! 7/2012
Is it ok to re-use electroporation cuvettes after they arc and turn black?
- Electroporation cuvettes are aluminum. The "black stuff" that appears after arcing is aluminum oxide. Though this usually appears low in the cuvette away from the pocket that holds the cells, it correlates to oxidation & non-uniformity in the metal that does contact the cells. This non-uniformity makes arcing more likely when you electroporate a future sample. You will notice that re-used cuvettes are more likely to arc, and that ones with visible oxidation are even more likely to arc.
- To reduce arcing, reduce the resistance (ohms) setting. Though you do need some current to flow through the cells for electroporation, reduced current leads to less arcing. I set my minimum to 200 ohms & maximum to 500 ohms 2012/07/31.
- To avoid arcing completely, use chemically competent cells instead. Though it is more work to prepare the special growth media, you will save time/money/DNA reletive to electroporation.
- added 7/31/2012
Gene Expression & Plasmids
Is a two plasmid system where the two plasmids have different antibiotic resistance genes but the same origin of replication stable?
- A collaborator implied use of a different antibiotic is sufficient. However, I suppose this could lead to unpredictability in the number of each plasmid. For example, suppose the copy origin they share yields 100 plasmid copies. It could be that 10 copies of the antibiotic A & 90 copies of the antibiotic B plasmids is equally favorable as 90 copies of the antibiotic A plasmid & 10 of the antibiotic B plasmid. Presuming the two plasmids encode different proteins, the relative ratios of the expression levels would be drastically important.
- If allowed to compete in a flask, the burden of each plasmid will affect the distribution of the plasmids.
- added 7/16/2012 after talking to BioRad customer service
The parts in the registry have sequence that don't include the prefix & suffix... do they come with it?
- Yes, they come with a prefix/suffix. You can find which BioBrick method a part is compatable with under the part's "Assembly Compatibility" listing. Most are RFC 10 (http://partsregistry.org/partsdb/scars.cgi), the standard format.
What is the different between phosphate buffer & PBS (phosphate buffered sailine)?
- Phosphate buffered saline has MUCH lower concentration of phospate buffer. It is mostly salt.
How stable is HEPES?
- Not stable. Make it the day you use it.
How do I decide the spacing between a promoter and ribosome binding site? A ribosome binding site & the start codon?
- Recall that a promoter starts making a transcript at the +1 site, no matter the sequence, and that the promoter is only for transcription and the RBS is only for translation. The -10 and -35 locations in the promoter that are significant for binding are numbered relative to this +1 site. You can have any arbitrary sequence before the RBS, and people often include operators for genetic regulation. Or, you can put the ribosome binding site next. This is more standard. The ribosome binding site needs to be correctly spaced from the start codon, and you have to look at the individual RBS to determine it. For some, a BioBrick scar is the perfect distance between the end of the RBS and the start codon; this is useful for making an expression vector like UW's 2010 iGEM vectors.


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On Thursday, because of his contributions to the community and fan base in the Lehigh Valley, "Stortz" has been named the team's winner of the IOA/American Specialty AHL Man of the Year award.
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excited about pension reform.
The video released Thursday features a group of elementary school
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of two parts. It's titled "Kids Don't Have Lobbyists."
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WorkNest: A Highly Customizable Desk
Considering how revealingly personal our work spaces evolve into, it's perplexing how little thought usually goes into setting up a desk beforehand, not only in regards to workflow, but also considering our own day to day comfort and as a space of inspiration. Those charges couldn't be made against the WorkNest, a highly configurable and customizable desk system which should appeal to those of us who like to "change things up" regularly...
Billed by its designer, Wiktoria Lenart of Studio Lenart, as a "project of modular office furniture for creative people", the WorkNest taps into the common inclination to seek personal customization in spaces we call our own, with an assortment of add-on pieces extending the utility and aesthetic presence of the workspace well beyond a standard horizontal plane.
Add a pair of side saddle curved partitions, and now the desk offers an extra layer of privacy and storage for books, headphones, or magazines. An add-on space divider trellis becomes an opportunity for additional hanging storage, but perhaps more inspiringly, allows users to hang potted plants to add a layer of livability (and fresh air) not always present in the typical cubicle or even home office setting.
The WorkNest isn't commercially available yet, but there are some options available right now which offer many of the same customizable functions and options as this concept piece. The slat trellis divider on wheels could be easily fashioned with a minimum of woodworking tools, with casters available online. Though not as streamlined as the WorkNest version, this $80.95 trellis box planter could be painted and converted for hanging accessories from it, with a desk placed over the planter section (additional storage!).
The IKEA GRUNDTAL hanging kitchen system offers some of the same type of container options for stationery and plant storage as the WorkNest above, with the $9.99 GRUNDTAL wall rail a viable replacement for the trellis divider.
Finally, the desk itself is possibly best approximated by making an easy and affordable DIY sawhorse leg table; the yellow metal legs are available at Home Depot for under $30 with a salvaged door or IKEA as-is section worktop prime candidates for a budget friendly desk surface solution. If you want something a little more polished, there's always the tech-elegant Bluelounge StudioDesk, which offers the addition of cable and cord control.
More information and photos about the WorkNest at www.worknest.me.
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Magic Soap wrote:No, The British Empire was this big group of countries ruled by a tiny little island in the Atlantic called Britain. Queen Victoria, heard of her? She was the Empress of the British Empire.
The UK is not in the Atlantic, it is on one side:
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