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Nikiski girls coach Scott Anderson, Ninilchik boys coach Nick Finley and Ninilchik senior Austin White all won major awards in Alaska Association of Basketball Coaches... Read more
Freddie's Roadhouse, located at Mile 16 Oilwell Road in the Caribou Hills, had military apprecation snowmachine drag races Sunday. The event was part of a... Read more
The Nikiski girls basketball team qualified for the state tournament at the Alaska Airlines Center in Anchorage and drew a very familiar foe in the... Read more
The Kachemak Bay Marathon, starting at Lookout Mountain and ending at Baycrest Ski Trails in Homer, had just over 90 finishers Saturday.
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Sounds interesting. I'll be out of commission for the next month or so but look forward to riding later on.
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Bike & Brunch rides from early April through late November for weekly local rides, a spring and fall out-of-town weekend trip, and other special events.
Planned rides include favorite local destinations in Maryland and Virginia including Poolesville, Frederick, Olney, Sugarloaf, Thurmont, Leesburg, Manassas, Middleburg, and many more.
Rides begin within an hour's drive of the metro area and range from 20 to 60 miles. Rides vary in difficulty from easy jaunts through the relatively flat Rock Creek Park to challenging courses such as the rolling hills of Poolesville, MD and Middleburg, VA. Rides are led by experienced Bike & Brunch members who provide cue sheets. Afterwards, the group enjoys brunch at a nearby eatery to make new friends and swap tales.
Weekend trips. In 2008, more than 50 riders joined Bike & Brunch at the beach in Lewes, Delaware; in 2007 we went to Deep Creek Lake in beautiful western Maryland. In addition to rides ranging from 16-50 miles per day, the riders enjoyed barbecues, dancing, hiking, massages, socializing and other great activities. Plans are in the works for our next trip.
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MSG ground controllers plug into satellite for live test
An intensive, two-day test of the third Meteosat Second Generation satellite saw ESA mission controllers in Germany connecting their computers to the satellite at a manufacturing facility in France. The test was a milestone in the lead up to launch this summer.
The complex System Validation Test ended last Thursday, after engineers sent multiple commands to the satellite and received data and telemetry from it.
It was the first long-duration connection between the Meteosat Second Generation-3 satellite, sitting in a cleanroom at the manufacturer's facility in Cannes, France, and mission control at ESOC, ESA's European Space Operations Centre, in Darmstadt, Germany.
"We validated a full set of flight procedures," said ESA's Sylvain Lodiot, Deputy Spacecraft Operations Manager. "These are the ones we will use once the satellite is in orbit."
"A simulation campaign will follow in March, where we will run a number of simulations to train the mission control teams, particularly on how to solve contingency situations if anything goes wrong."
MSG-3 is the third in a planned series of four satellites operated by Eumetsat, the European Organisation for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites.
The satellites return highly detailed imagery of Europe, the North Atlantic and Africa every 15 minutes for use by meteorologists and national weather forecasters.
Teams train for critical launch and early orbit phase
ESA is responsible for the complex launch and early orbit phase, a responsibility that includes the launch campaign, training and preparing for the launch and liftoff and up to around 10 days after launch, when it will be handed over to Eumetsat for routine operations.
The mission is on track for launch in June–July. Shortly after liftoff on an Ariane 5 from Kourou, French Guiana, it will be injected into a geostationary transfer orbit.
It will then use its two liquid-propellant apogee motors to boost itself into a geostationary orbit at an altitude of 36 000 km over the equator.
The satellite, built by Thales Alenia Space, comprises a cylindrical body, 3.2 m in diameter and 2.36 m tall. Its launch mass of about 2 tonnes includes about 1 tonne of propellant, 80% of which will be used during the complex early manoeuvres.
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http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Observing_the_Earth - Meteosat Second Generation
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Observing_the_Earth/Meteosat_Second_Generation - ESOC
http://www.esa.int/About_Us/ESOC - Eumetsat
http://www.eumetsat.int/Home/index.htm - Satellite observations show potential to improve ash cloud forecasts
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Observing_the_Earth/Meteosat_Second_Generation/Satellite_observations_show_potential_to_improve_ash_cloud_forecasts - Satellites monitor Icelandic ash plume
http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Observing_the_Earth/Meteosat_Second_Generation/Satellites_monitor_Icelandic_ash_plume - ESA to provide essential launch control services to EUMETSAT
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If Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard could see Carnforth station today they would weep even more than they did when filming the famous steam scene there in Brief Encounter in 1945. The limestone walls are moss-covered and crumbling. The paint in the abandoned booking office has peeled away - in some places so badly as to reveal the original bricks under years of plaster. The only light relief is offered by the graffiti, which are touchingly innocent in their lack of swear words. "Kerry D is fit, by Phillie," reads one, written perhaps after a modern-day brief encounter between two teenagers.
The two-sided station clock looks as if it might have survived since the film was released. It hangs precariously from wires, like an over- sized wristwatch with a threadbare strap that could snap at any moment. One side told me it was 3.20, the other a minute past two. Neither was right.
From the platform you can see Steamtown, a museum that houses a fine collection of steam locomotives. It looked as though it would have been worth a visit, had I been able to find the way in.
I think I found the spot where Johnson and Howard left the station cafe and walked across the platform enveloped in locomotive steam. But all remnants of a cafe are long gone; the windows and doors have been boarded up and broken into and boarded up again, and only the leaking gutters and metal skeletons of signs creaking in the wind break the silence. It was spooky, and I was glad of some company, even if it was a gang of excitable schoolboys with ties at half-mast.
The one excellent reason for coming to this forlorn little station in north Lancashire is that the Barrow-in-Furness trains come through here on the branch line from Preston, heading for the Lakes. The 16-mile stretch from Carnforth to the gentrified holiday resort of Grange-over-Sands follows the stunning coastline as it curves round the head of Morecambe Bay. When the track was first laid in 1867, wealthy businessmen from Lancashire and Yorkshire built elegant homes in Grange and commuted to Preston or Lancaster along this picturesque route.
Carnforth sits almost on the Irish Sea coast, and as my train pulled out north across Warton Sands I found it hard to distinguish between land and sea. Mudflats that looked like the boggy limits of a nature reserve at low tide would be covered with water in a few hours. Our two-carriage train skimmed the tops of the reed beds. After the hamlet of Crag Foot we passed between small, wooded knolls and mist-wrapped villages that might have graced any of CS Lewis's Narnia stories. Even the names sounded right - Silverdale, Waterslack, Arnside, Middlebarrow Wood.
In the cold winter light the bay looked like a sheet of steel. We crossed the estuary of the river Kent on a viaduct. I watched Holme Island, farther west along the coast towards Grange, rise up out of the sea haze like Atlantis. Just beyond the track sleepers, rivulets in the mud snaked away towards the sea. Grange station is a little way past Holme Island and a set of rocks called Seldom Seen - which need renaming, because they have been uncovered for the last 20 years. The town fits invitingly into a cleft below the cliffs. Looking out to sea at low tide from the platform, the shoreline seems miles away and the sand looks solid enough, but these flats are treacherous.
Before the coming of the railway, the only way to get from Morecambe to Grange was over the sands (hence the name). I learnt from an excellent guidebook, written and produced by the children of Grange Church of England primary school, that whereas some travellers waited for a boat at high tide, others braved it in a horse and carriage. A coachman would stand up high on the back of the carriage as a look-out, scouring the ground ahead for hidden channels and patches of deadly quicksand that lurked under the surface. It may sound dangerous, but the alternative was to risk being robbed by highwaymen along the road to the north. Today there is a footpath marked on the Ordnance Survey map right across the sands. It gives a red warning to anyone thinking of going for a stroll: "Public rights of way across Morecambe Bay can be dangerous. Seek local guidance." Seeking urgent psychiatric help might be more appropriate. The mud has claimed lives in the past.
A more leisurely way of enjoying Grange is to spend a while examining the station. It is a gem. A pounds 500,000 refurbishment has returned the Grade II listed buildings to their former glory, and the Railway Heritage Trust recently honoured it as one of the top three stations in the country. It has survived two world wars, nationalisation and privatisation, almost unscathed. The town clerk, Frank Brooks, is proud of these achievements. "We fought a long battle to get it looking like this," he told me, as he rushed around the town hall placing name-plates for a council meeting. "Railtrack wanted to make it single-line but we said no, this is a tourist destination and you can't do that, and we won."
This is not the end of the line. You can take trains on from here to Ulverston and Barrow-in-Furness, but for thousands of tourists each year, Grange and its surrounding countryside is magic enough.
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When to go: open all year round (check with tourist office for sand walks)
How much: Preston to Grange-over-Sands via Carnforth day return, pounds 6.80 adults, pounds 3.40 for children aged five to 15.
Information: North Western trains on 0345 484950 or 0161 228 5906 (cycle information), or 0161 228 5907 (facilities for the disabled), and Grange Tourist office on 015395 34026.
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This week I will be running a series of articles about the most expensive homes on the market in Oakland County. These are some of Metro Detroit's super luxury homes, with price tags above $5 million dollars. In spite of Southeast Michigan's struggling economony, in the last year the luxury home market saw a lot of activity and a number of homes sold within a few short weeks of listing.
In October 2006, I wrote about the most expensive home available in Bloomfield Hills at the time. It was a a 12 million dollar spec home that had been reduced by $3,000,000 since it was first listed.
Well, another $2,000,000 has been knocked off the price at 730 Vaughan, with a current listing price of $9,900,000. We've been through the house and it is amazing. Hall & Hunter, the listing brokerage, has given the home a lot of exposure. We've received some beautiful listing materials from them notifying us of frequent open houses.
The basics:
Square Footage | 13,000 |
Bedrooms | 6 |
Bathrooms | 9 full, 4 half |
Basement Square Footage | 8,777 |
Current Taxes | $124,955 |
Garage | 5 Car Heated |
Yes, the annual taxes cost more than many starter homes in Metro Detroit, but if you are in this price range then the taxes are to be expected.
The builder, Sally Russell, has a lovely virtual tour on her site. Take a look at the wine tasting room, the butler's pantry and the rest of the home if you want to find out what could be yours.
If you are a qualified buyer, I would be happy to show you this fine home. If this one isn't exactly what you are looking for, stick with me, and I will be putting up more luxury homes this week.


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Wednesday, May 28, 2014
AngioScore Acquired By Spectranetics
Fremont-based AngioScore, a devleoper and manufacturer of balloon catheters used for cardiac surgery, has been acquired by Spectranetics, the two said Tuesday. Spectranetics will pay $230M plus unspecified earnout for AngioScore. AngioScore was venture backed by California Technology Ventures, Innomed Ventures, Linkagene LP, Pelion Ventures, Psilos Group Management, QuestMark Partners, Saints Capital and Telegraph Hill Partners.


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As we all know 6th edition is out with new rules and a new meta and i intend to make the best out of the new changes. I will expand the army with cadian regiments, tanks and artillery as i had planned to do, but with a twist.
I will be adding Leman Russ's to my army, in fact i plan to add 3 of them at 1850 along with Pask as upgrade. I also intend on adding lots and lots of conscripts! At the present time i will not include any chimeras but that might change later. I made a skeleton list with the units i want to include at the present time. The list still needs some tweaking but i feel like i got the core in it.
The list
CCS(6): | 4xSniper riffles, master of Ordinance | 100 |
Troops | ||
Platoon[] | ||
PCS(5): | Chenkov, 4xFlamer | 100 |
Infantry squad(10): | flamer, autocannon | 65 |
Infantry squad(10): | flamer, autocannon | 65 |
Heavy weapons squad(3): | 3xMissile launcher | 90 |
Conscrips(40): | 160 | |
Elite | ||
Stormtroopers(5): | 2xMeltas | 105 |
Fast Attack | ||
Vendetta Gunship(1): | 3xLascannons | 130 |
Vendetta Gunship(1): | 3xLascannons | 130 |
Heavy | ||
Leman Russ squadron(2): | 2xBattletank, lascannon, 2xheavy bolters, heavy stubber | 390 |
Manticore(1): | heavy bolter, heavy stubber | 170 |
Total points | 1505 |
Since 6th came out i bought this so far for the army(another Leman Russ is on the way and next month i will be adding more conscripts).
I am also working on my first cadian shock trooper so i can get the color scheme and painting standard as i want it, but more on that in another post.
As always if you have any ideas and/or suggestions to improve the army please let me know.
Best wishes Ras


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The Gallup poll is showing abortion as the #1 voting issue for women in key swing states, with the economy second. Though the pollster didn't indicate whether the female registered voters polled were pro or anti choice, it's clear there is a heightened awareness of the consequences of a Romney/Ryan presidency as well as the crushing (to use one of Romney's favorite words) assault on women's rights to reproductive self-determination at the state level.
I'm guessing this spike in prioritizing reproductive issues represents an awakened sleeping giant of pro-choice women who typically put other issues and causes first.
This data is a positive sign, not because the economy isn't important, but because women, owing to the predominant media narrative marginalizing reproductive rights, health, and justice, have not always understood that the abortion wars have never been about abortion but are the tip of a much larger cultural and political iceberg of self-interested resistance to women's full equality.
Today I'm pleased to share with you a second post by award-winning filmmaker Dorothy Fadiman, in which she explores an often overlooked aspect of support for abortion rights: faith-based affirmations that have always existed but rarely been reported.
Documentary Filmmaker Celebrates the Pro-faith/Pro-choice Connection
For 35 years, I've been putting a human face on controversial subjects, from contraception for women in the poorest villages of India to the vulnerability of women to infection with HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia.
One of the most controversial subjects is the current challenge to legal abortion in the United States. The Concentric Media team worked with me to put together a Choice at Risk screening tour, based on clips from our PBS trilogy on abortion rights.
We've mounted a fact-based challenge to counter the common belief that most religions are basically anti-abortion. While some anti-abortion picketers claim that "God Hates Abortion," other religious traditions hold pro-choice positions. This tour brings together stories ranging from the back alley days to dangers faced by abortion providers today.
Pivotal interviews include clergy from different faiths who worked together to help women find safe, illegal abortions.
In the words of the founder, Rev. Howard Moody, an American Baptist minister:
"We did this at a time in which it is illegal to counsel a woman about abortion. A $1,000 fine and a year in jail! But as religious people, as people who cared about people's spirits, there was no way that you could do that without caring about their bodies."
We meet courageous clergy from many faiths:
- Rabbi Ticktin,arrested by a plainclothes policewoman posing as a pregnant woman;
- Presbyterian Minister Peg Beissert, the first woman to join the service;
- United Methodist Pastor Cornish Rogers, who served African American communities in South Central Los Angeles.
Why did they do this? When abortion was illegal, women were dying in the back alleys–especially the poor and the young. As Dr. Huw Anwyl of the United Church of Christ says:
"You don't see something like this and then say '…it doesn't concern me any more'."
This tour was launched Sept. 27 by Pennsylvanians for Choice and the Unitarian Universalist Association. The evening was led by Rev. Dr. Beverly Dale, aka "Rev Bev," a progressive pro-choice minister, an ordained clergy in the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), co-founder and co-convener of the PA Clergy for Choice and the Pennsylvania Religious Coalition for Reproductive Justice. She advocated for justice in many forms during her twenty-one years as a campus minister at University of Pennsylvania. She wrote a pro-faith/pro-choice liturgy that celebrated the work of the underground Clergy Counseling Service and invited the audience to "honor their courage…. the battles they fought and continue to fight on behalf of the moral good. We honor those who live their religious beliefs by creating justice for women".
In the responsive readings she noted that we must also honor ourselves, each other and the holy work we do on behalf of women:
"We are the hope when choices must be made, the hope that women's lives will be saved and that adequate accessible medical services will be available when needed. May we be ever vigilant, and ever faithful to protect all women's lives …."
Rev Bev's open inclusivity connects this tour to my first film Radiance, about the Light of Spirit in us all and in every faith.
The Unitarian Universalist Association recently re-affirmed the rights of all people and communities to sexual and reproductive autonomy and wholeness. In 1963, they became the first religion to make a public statement in affirmation of a woman's right to choose contraception and abortion. In 2012, they expanded their advocacy on these issues with the election of reproductive justice as a major commitment, becoming the first religion to affirm reproductive justice (distinct from reproductive 'choice').
At the launch event, Rev Bev underscored the importance of taking a stand:
"We vow to reduce the risk for women by standing firm in our support and clear in our resolve that in our State and in our nation all women, regardless of income, status, race, ethnicity or age, will have their reproductive choices for their lives honored, protected, and supported."
All the media on this tour is available online at www/CHOICEatRISK.org, free to download or embed. To learn more about pro-faith, pro-choice groups, visit The Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice and the Religious Institute.
Dorothy Fadiman has been producing award-winning documentary media with an emphasis on human rights and social justice since 1976. Honors include an Oscar nomination and an Emmy. Subjects range widely from threats to fair elections to progressive approaches in education to a woman's remarkable healing from a spinal cord injury.
She is the author of PRODUCING with PASSION: Making Films that Heal the World. Films related to women's reproductive rights include:
- CHOICE: Then and Now: From the Back-Alleys to the Supreme Court & Beyond;
- WOMAN by WOMAN: New Hope for the Villages of India and
- FROM RISK to ACTION: Women and HIV/AIDS In Ethiopia.
Latest posts by Gloria Feldt (Posts)
- Equal Doesn't Mean Equal Yet: Women's Equality Day, ERA & The Story of My Life - August 23, 2016
- The Evolution of Male-Female Relationships: An Interview with Leon Silver - October 13, 2015
- The Power of the Infinite Pie: a Legacy Love Story - September 21, 2015


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Turntable Lab
Vinyl Vault by Dr. Suzuki - Turntable Lab Edition
↳ ultra slim case for DJ control vinyl
Earn up to 399 Reward Points with this purchase! more info
Yeah, there's other control record cases out there, but they're unnecessarily bulky. This super-slim design (less than 1/2 inch thick!) is lightweight and durable (we've been testing in real DJ world situations for months now). It comfortably fits (4) records (Serato Vinyl, Traktor Scratch), plus slipmats and slides into most DJ bags. Made in Japan by Dr. Suzuki. Recommended.
- perfect for DJ gigs that require Serato + Traktor Scratch setups
- limited edition Lab graphics
- ultra-slim design holds (4) control records + slipmats
- less than 1/2 inch (1.25cm) in width
- velcro closure
- weighs less than 0.5 lbs / 0.2 kg
- Lab DJ tested
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As a city, we can no longer ignore the gem of a happy hour sitting right under our noses at Mango Peruvian Cuisine on Lucas Avenue. This year-old outpost of the original Shrewsbury location offers a regularly scheduled happy hour Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. and a late-night happy hour, both of which provide ample opportunity to check Mango out. With a genuine, knowledgeable staff and fresh ingredients in both food and drink, the open, candle-lit restaurant takes no shortcuts on quality or service. Forget a footlong from Subway — for just $5 a pop you can try a wide variety of Mango's artistic appetizers, martinis, cocktails, margaritas and wine by the glass, while bottles of beer are $2 and drafts are $3. If you know what's good for you, however, you'll order the "Crackberry" martini. While the name alone should be enough to intrigue, the list of ingredients will surely close the deal: premium vodka muddled with fresh strawberries, basil, cracked black pepper and simple syrup. So call us Patrick Swayze, but we're telling you that nobody puts Mango in a corner. This happy hour is too good to be ignored.
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Some inspiring things that caught my eye last weekend @ Vogue Knitting live:
The Marketplace was welcoming with a beautiful display of Yarn Mannequins
a great way to display skeins
a Yarn Lounge with YarnBall Cocktails!
Knitted ART!
I was very good and only bought myself one skein of yarn! Planning to turn it into a hat.
Vogue Knitting Staff has done an amazing job making the table displays for the Gala Dinner Saturday Evening! I have heard there were 460 yarn balls that needed to be rolled up...
...and the Magic of Mohair Competition winning dress announced @ VK Live Gala Dinner...
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Ha Mali Community Center Opening
Last week we had the new community center opening, and it was a big success! After a very busy couple weeks of preparation and postponements, we finally were able to open the center and introduce its current and potential activities to the community. We had about 200 people of all different ages come to the opening. We didn't run out of popcorn or fruit, and the drink mix was a surprisingly big hit and seemed to make up for the fact that there wasn't any meat, which apparently is standard big event fare.


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Economics is the study of how people choose to use resources. Economics includes the study of labor, land, and investments, of money, income, and production, and of taxes and government expenditures. Economists seek to measure well-being, to learn how well-being may increase over time, and to evaluate the well-being of the rich and the poor.
1) Learn the fundamental concepts, theories, and methodology of economics. Learn how to access extant economic knowledge; Develop understanding of established economic knowledge and schools of thought (perspectives).
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PROSITE documentation PDOC00074 |
Cytochrome c oxidase (EC 188.8.131.52) [1] is an oligomeric integral membrane protein complexes that catalyze the terminal step in the respiratory chain: they transfer electrons from cytochrome c or a quinol to oxygen. Some terminal oxidases generate a transmembrane proton gradient across the plasma membrane (prokaryotes) or the mitochondrial inner membrane (eukaryotes). The enzyme complex consists of 3-4 subunits (prokaryotes) up to 13 polypeptides (mammals) of which only the catalytic subunit (equivalent to mammalian subunit 1 (CO I)) is found in all heme-copper respiratory oxidases. The presence of a bimetallic center, formed by a high-spin heme (heme a3) and copper B, as well as a low-spin heme (heme a), both ligated to six conserved histidine residues near the outer side of four transmembrane spans within CO I is common to all family members [2,3,4].
In contrary to eukaryotes the respiratory chain of prokaryotes is branched to multiple terminal oxidases. The enzyme complexes vary in heme and copper composition, substrate type and substrate affinity. The different respiratory oxidases allow the cells to customize their respiratory systems according a variety of environmental growth conditions [1].
The crystal structure of the whole enzyme complexe have been solved [5]. Subunit I contains 12 transmembrane helical segments and binds heme a and heme a3-copper B binuclear centre where molecular oxygen is reduced to water. (see <PDB:1OCZ; A>).
Recently also a component of an anaerobic respiratory chain has been found to contain the copper B binding signature of this family: nitric oxide reductase (NOR) exists in denitrifying species of Archae and Eubacteria.
Enzymes that belong to this family are:
As a signature pattern we used the copper-binding region. We also developed a profile that cover the whole subunit I.
Note:Cytochrome bd complexes do not belong to this family.
Last update:June 2004 / Text revised; profile added.
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1 | Authors | Garcia-Horsman J.A., Barquera B., Rumbley J., Ma J., Gennis R.B. |
Source | J. Bacteriol. 176:5587-5600(1994). |
2 | Authors | Castresana J., Luebben M., Saraste M., Higgins D.G. |
Title | Evolution of cytochrome oxidase, an enzyme older than atmospheric oxygen. | |
Source | EMBO J. 13:2516-2525(1994). | |
PubMed ID | 8013452 |
3 | Authors | Capaldi R.A., Malatesta F., Darley-Usmar V.M. |
Title | Structure of cytochrome c oxidase. | |
Source | Biochim. Biophys. Acta 726:135-148(1983). | |
PubMed ID | 6307356 |
4 | Authors | Holm L., Saraste M., Wikstrom M. |
Title | Structural models of the redox centres in cytochrome oxidase. | |
Source | EMBO J. 6:2819-2823(1987). | |
PubMed ID | 2824194 |
5 | Authors | Yoshikawa S., Shinzawa-Itoh K., Nakashima R., Yaono R., Yamashita E., Inoue N., Yao M., Fei M.J., Libeu C.P., Mizushima T., Yamaguchi H., Tomizaki T., Tsukihara T. |
Title | Redox-coupled crystal structural changes in bovine heart cytochrome c oxidase. | |
Source | Science 280:1723-1729(1998). | |
PubMed ID | 9624044 |
6 | Authors | Saraste M., Castresana J. |
Title | Cytochrome oxidase evolved by tinkering with denitrification enzymes. | |
Source | FEBS Lett. 341:1-4(1994). | |
PubMed ID | 8137905 |


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Every fashion week I get one "break day" where I only have a few shows…and I dedicate the rest of the day to Opening Ceremony (I realize I do have my priorities straight). Yesterday was one of those days and it felt damn good.
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Centered around the fusion of structure and movement, Lela Rose Fall 2012 was inspired by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. His focus on romanticism and functionality was seen in Lela's linear organza, floral embroideries and carbonized silk. Prominent colors in the collection include rust, amber, dark bronze and silver…which I thought were all unique color combinations that actually worked really well in one collection.
An accidental focus led to this photo of Neiman Marcus's Ken Downing, Shay Mitchell and Brad Goreski in the front row!
With all the events and shows I attend during fashion week, the whole swag bag thing can be overrated. However, with something as personal (and delicious) as this, I couldn't help but love Lela Rose even more!
Here's a look at some of the key looks form Lela Rose Fall 2012 via Style.com.


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Caption | A, electron microscopy images of flexor digitorum brevis (FDB) muscles from 3-month-old Tg(SOD1*G93A)1Gur/0 (G93A) and wild-type (WT) mice. In the WT, mitochondria (arrows) aligned within the sarcomeric I band and had uniform sizes (panel 2). In contrast, the mutant muscle (panel 1) had enlarged mitochondria with vacuoles (panels 3-5), invading the sarcomeric A band. B, live muscle fibers probed simultaneously with Mito-Tracker Deep Red (panels 1 and 3) and tetramethylrhodamine ethyl ester (TMRE) (panels 2 and 4). A segment with depolarized mitochondria is identified in the mutant fiber (panel 2, bracket). The corresponding segment in the MitoTracker Deep Red image shows fuzzy staining with loss of contrast, due to morphological alterations of mitochondria (panel 1). Both mitochondrial probes stain the WT fiber equally and homogeneously (panels 3 and 4). C, overlays of TMRE (green) and alpha-bungarotoxin (alpha-BTX) images (red) of dually stained mutant FDB fibers. Areas of mitochondrial defects had variable size, but they always faced the neuromuscular junction (NMJ). | ||||
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This one is nice, The the aroma of the dry leafe is fruity and slightly minty like the scent of juicy fruit and doublemint gum together at the same time.
We fist tried this one early this morning with breakfast and it was really just perfect for breakfast, usually when we have an Assam for breakfast we bring out the sweetener and milk because thats the way we like our breakfast tea and it really held the milk well it was creamy, smooth and malty with slight astringency and was so delicious that Lance had 2 cups which is rare for him He said it's better than coffee in the morning lol.
I went on to try it straight with nothing added and it taste better to me that way it was malty and mild with a slightly bitter astringency to it which I enjoyed and it had a fruity note that was like that of raisins in fact it was like raisin bread toast or something, very delicious. It was not quite as strong as I was expecting it to be when I had it straight but I usually go for really strong brewed ctc type Assams AND this one held milk very well which was probably why I was expecting it to be a little stronger with nothing added.
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Amazing. Sharpie. Go see, the 360 degree photo is pretty cool, and I'm pretty damn green with envy.
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That is SO cool. I love it!!! The perspective walls -- staircase, long hallway -- are especially good.
We have some interesting marks on our one ceiling, due to me standing on a chair and pounding with objects to make the squirrels STFU every day, but nothing even close to that. - October 2, 2008 at 10:20 AM
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Plot: The film begins during the time of the Commonwealth, just before the Restoration. Lady Panthea Vyne is harassed by a Cromwellian tax collector into marrying him, but after the wedding they're waylaid by the notorious highwayman Silver Blade (aka Lucius Vyne, Panthea's cousin), who duels the tax collector and kills him, taking his ill-gotten gains to return to the poor. Panthea goes back to her house and pretends it never happened.
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One of the things I love the most about it is the hamminess. What I want from a villain is a willingness to shout lines like, "Then die - die with your puling, green-stick maid!" Barbara, played by Emma Samms, is fantastically entertaining and even though she's pretty much nastiness incarnate, you kind of want her to win in the end. The movie as a whole is quite dedicated to playing out its clichés with gusto and without apologizing for them.
Costumes: Very surprisingly for a movie of this vintage and quality, the costumes are pretty great.
What Panthea wears when she's just chilling at home. Nice, full shift sleeves, a deep front point, puffed sleeves, and overall a willingness to be a bit unattractive to modern sensibilities. 17th century stays don't give a very narrow waist, and the big sleeves aren't particularly flattering either, but they went there.
Barbara and Rudolph. Rudolph's hat has a great big plume; Barbara's neckline (though a bit skewed) would hit at just the point of the shoulder rather than being completely off it, the way you often see it worn in period movies, which is a pet peeve of mine. The point is to give a slope to the shoulders, not emphasize the corner!
Panthea has a fashionable Restoration-era face shape - round, almost a little squared at the jaw. In general, they did a pretty good job with the hair. Of course, sometimes they go pretty 1980s with it (see below), but for the most part they stick to curls at the sides of the face and hair combed straight back off the forehead or parted in the center.
Barbara in her stays, which have a pretty good shape, though a bit extreme. Negligée dress was becoming a big deal at that time, so it was good to see some of that as well.
Hahaha, look at that hair. Usually he wears a hat. But his collar gets the look of needlelace, I think.
One of the few wrong notes was Panthea's maid's dress - black with white looks right to us for servant clothing, but at this time black was still expensive. If she's a lady's maid, she ought to be dressed more like Panthea but a little toned-down. I do like the vandycked (a 19th century term, I know) edging on her cap, though.
(Charles II.)
Terrible screenshot, but I was trying to show Rudolph's coat. Shortish sleeves, loose fit.
Unironic Quality Score: Oh, probably 1/5.
Ironic Quality Score: THROUGH THE ROOF. Watch this on a rainy day, when you're down, or with friends - it's an amazing experience.


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More corporate than then the first, here's the second installment of the Brighton Brugal rum campaign, Wet Paint delivered back in the summer. This one features our man 'Rum & Juice' Jeba, Req, The Osh and of course, the Dada, Don. T-pimping is Snub 23, Foundry and Sinna. This is a precursor to the latest shorts we'll post in the next few days from Edinburgh and Manchester, before we hit Covent Garden at the end of the month.
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Sunday, November 7th, 2010Stop Press!
Monday, May 17th, 2010While we have been taking a few days off to regroup after TB&TC, it appears the artists' work has caught people's attention and made some headlines. This is a piece from Brighton's daily newspaper, The Argus (page 5 no less- here Remi/Rough is pictured in front of his wall). Huge thanks to Fay MacDonald of Diosa Media for all her help to land TB&TC this year and for contacting the media post show.
A big shout out to RJ Rushmore of Vandalog for posting TB&TC on his blog last week. RJ is one of those tireless guys who is in it for the love of public art. Keep up the good fight! Click HERE to see the piece.
Hang Them High
Saturday, May 1st, 2010TB&TC artist T.WAT's latest work has caught the attention of the national newspapers over the last few days during the countdown to the general election. The latest red top to feature his work is The Daily Star. We know this comes from the heart and despite the Banksy references, T.WAT's art always projects his beliefs and that sets him aside from other artists' work. You can see him getting up live over the TB&TC weekend of 8/9 May, by which time the outcome will be determined. So make sure you're there to see him, Hutch, Hop Louie, Leeks, Stickee and Agent Provocateur get up in Gloucester Road, Brighton. And who knows, by then Brighton may even have the first ever elected Green MP.
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Sunday, March 28th, 2010This amazing piece from the legends that are Don and Trans 1 was posted on Vandalog just a few days ago. Trans featured in a recent film we posted to promote this year's event but both will be getting up in Brighton over the TB&TC weekend. We're not sure what they have planned for you yet but whatever it is, this proves it's going to be fresh!


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I felt sorry for Brenda today when she admitted to Jax that she looked at her son and couldn't find any feeling for him. How sad! If she had been able to bond with the child from his birth she may have been able to get over the hatred she felt for his father and to love him as her child...now he is, as she said...a cute little boy that she feels no connection to. It didn't help either that Suzanne gave him his father's name.
Brenda probably found it easier to bond with Lucien because he looked more like Sonny and did not have Alexander's name.
Oh, happy day! Soap Opera Digest is reporting that Bob Guza (Mr. Mafia) is out as head writer! :yay
Hopefully, for me anyway, there will be less mob stories.
Wow! That's GOOD news! I never did care for the mob stories as anything more than a very minor part of the show --- not practically the whole show wrapped around crime families (including Luke). Wonder how long it will take before the viewers start seeing the difference in the writing. . .
Yeah! Maybe some of these overly long and drawn out stories will FINALLY be put to rest! The Lisa/Patrick mess is just silly, and I can't even watch when Abby or Michael come into a scene--want those two to just go off to college together somewhere and come back real people.
BE STILL MY HEART!!!! Are we really done with Lisa's crazy-a** schemes to wreck havoc on Robin and Patrick????? I thought maybe Johnny was going to figure out a way to set her free, but it doesn't look like that's going to happen, after her badmouthing of Claudia --- so what else can she do to keep up her reign of terror to keep tormenting Robin and Patrick?
Tony Geary was showing some of his best work yesterday in the scenes with Lulu and then with Sonny. His lashing out at Lulu and then realizing that he was becoming just like the father he hated was very poignant. Lucky's scene with Lulu when he tried to explain to her why he had to stay away from Luke was terrific too. Looking forward to today's episode.
I totally agree! I have watched this show since the 70's and Anthony Geary has been absolutely phenominal throughout this storyline. And yesterday he upped the bar again. I love what they've done with this completely flawed character. Actually I enjoyed the whole episode. I thought the scene with Lulu and Dante and the glass in her finger was sweet and well done, and I enjoyed Kristina coming to Brenda for advice on her wardrobe. The entire episode was a primer in what a soap should be IMHO :)
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Cult is an American television series that airs on The CW. The series centers on a journalist blogger and a production assistant, who investigate a series of mysterious disappearances that are linked to a popular television series named Cult. It premiered on The CW on February 19, 2013, and will air Tuesdays at 9:00 pm Eastern/8:00 pm Central. After 2 episodes the CW changed the day, fom now on it will air on Fridays at 9pm.
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Investigative journalist Jeff Sefton has learned to laugh off his brother Nate's relentless string of obsessions, especially his latest rant that a hit TV show intends to harm him. However, when his brother mysteriously disappears, Jeff takes Nate's paranoia seriously, and in the process uncovers the dark underworld of the TV show "Cult" and its rabid fans. The only person who seems willing to help Jeff with his investigation is Skye Yarrow, a young research assistant for "Cult," who has also started to grow suspicious of the increasingly dark happenings surrounding the show.
The fictitious show, centered on the cat-and-mouse game between charismatic cult leader Billy Grimm and LAPD detective Kelly Collins, has become an obsession for its viewers – and now some of its devotees seem to be taking their fixation to deadly extremes in the real world. As Jeff and Skye dig deeper into the fan world, they discover that the gruesome plot twists on television are much more than fantasy for some very unfortunate people.
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MATT DAVIS OF "THE VAMPIRE DIARIES" STARS IN A NEW DRAMA — Investigative journalist Jeff Sefton has learned to live with his younger brother Nate's (guest star James Pizzinato "Alcatraz") relentless string of obsessions, especially his latest rant that a hit TV show called "Cult" intends to harm him. When his brother mysteriously disappears, Jeff enlists Skye Yarrow, a young research assistant working on "Cult," to help with his investigation into the dark underworld of the TV show and its rabid fans. Meanwhile, in the parallel worlds of the show-within-a-show, the cult's ruthless leader, Billy Grimm, is played by actor Roger Reeves, a man whose primary agenda is winning back his former follower and lover, Kelly Collins, played by actress Marti Gerritsen. Since escaping from the cult, Kelly has become an LAPD detective who finds herself drawn back into an investigation of the group's activities as she struggles to keep Billy at a safe distance. As the television show grows in popularity, cast members Roger and Marti begin to feel the effects in their "real" lives. | ||||
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STACEY FARBER ("DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION," "18 TO LIFE") GUEST STARS IN THIS EPISODE — Jeff (Matt Davis) enlists tech-savvy E.J. (guest star Stacy Farber "Degrassi: The Next Generation") to help in his search for his brother Nate (guest star James Pizzinato "Alcatraz"). Skye (Jessica Lucas) finally reveals to Jeff that she took the researcher job on "Cult" to learn more about Steven Rae. Meanwhile, at the production office, associate producer Peter Grey (guest star Ben Hollingsworth) brushes off Skye's concerns that some of the "Cult" fans believe there are hidden messages embedded in the show. On the television show, Kelly (Alona Tal) and Paz (guest star Kadeem Hardison, "A Different World") discover a body buried vertically, and Kelly believes that this might be a message from Billy (Robert Knepper). | ||||
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Here are some recipes that are fun to make, easy, tasty, and a great activity to do with the kids.
The types of campfire bread in this recipe are the flatbread style (i.e. no yeast).
Cooking this form of bread over a campfire has a long tradition, and was a staple of pioneers exploring the Canadian wilderness.
Bread Twists on a Stick
This is a really easy recipe to cook over the fire and a great one that kids will love to make.
Most flat bread recipes will work, but here's a suggested recipe that you can prepare before hand and take with you.
To make each twist:
- 1 cup of self raising flow
- 2 tbsp of powdered milk (Ray Mears uses 2 parts flour to 1 part milk)
- 1 tpsp of baking powder
- 1/4 tpsp of salt
- (optional) 1 tpsp of sugar
You will also need some vegetable based oil to bind it together at the campsite.
Gather wood: for the fire, and for cooking.
send the kids off to find suitable sticksSend the kids off to find suitable sticks that they can use to cook their twists with. The fresher the sticks the better (you don't want any rotten wood), and about an inch thick.
Get the fire going whilst they're out hunting for sticks.
Using a pen knife (we have a recommended pen knife for kids here) get the kids to strip the bark from the end they'll be cooking with. Make sure they have a good firm grip of their stick, and strip the bark with the knife travelling away from themselves. Also make sure they are holding the knife with fingers and thumbs away from the blade, and not doing it in a fashion where the blade can close on their fingers (teaching kids whittling is a good way to introduce them to the correct ways to use a knife).
strip the bark with the knife travelling away
Once they've cleaned their hands, pour the ingredients into a bowl (you did bring one, didn't you?), and add enough oil to bind the mixture. Stirring with a wooden spoon is fine, as well as mixing with their hands. You don't knead this type of bread, just mix it.
It's best to roll the dough into strands.
Cooking over the Fire
With the bread dough ready, get them to heat their sticks over the fire. Make sure they don't burn them, just enough to sterilise and warm. It is important that the sticks are warm to touch where the bread will be going.
the sticks are warm to touch
Get them to start twisting the bread around the stick, using a bit of pressure so it adheres to the stick. Then cook over the fire.
The sticks should be maintained at a height where you can hold you hand for a few seconds before it gets hot. Make sure they rotate their sticks regularly so that one side doesn't get burnt.
These twists were fun to make and tasted good as well, especially when warm off the campfire.
Also good to enjoy with a stew, which you could also cook at camp (see Cowboy Stew for instance).
Here's a useful video to show you how it's done.
Bannock 'Cake'
The name Bannock comes from a round Scottish flatbread that was traditionally made with oats.You cook Bannock over a campfire with a cast iron frying pan.
This version of Bannock makes a sweeter flatbread cake.
Use the above recipe for the bread twists, but in addition:
- Put some more sugar in (Ray Mears recommends brown sugar)
- Add some powdered egg
- Add some raisons, sultanas, or other dried fruit
- Use a drop of water to bind, not oil.
Heat a drop of oil in the frying pan over the fire.
Mix the ingredients with water. Don't knead.
Push the mixture firmly into the hot frying pan.
You don't place the pan back into the campfire, instead you prop it up next to the fire (use a stick), so that the bread is facing the heat. Then just sit back and wait.
Here's the man himself, Ray Mears, providing a much better explanation.
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Guilvard, Alexandre and Magnan, Pierre and Segura, Josep and Martin-Gonthier, Philippe A high dynamic range digital LinLog CMOS image sensor architecture based on Event Readout of pixels and suitable for low voltage operation. (2007) In: 2007 International Image Sensor Workshop, 07-10 Jun 2007, Ogunquit Maine, United States .
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Several approaches have been developed to extend the dynamic range of image sensor in order to keep all the information content of natural scenes covering a very broad range of illumination. Digital CMOS image sensor are especially well suited to wide dynamic range imaging by implementing dual sampling, multiple exposure methods using either column or in pixel ADC, or Address Event Representation. A new architecture of digital high dynamic range CMOS image sensor, suitable for low voltage operation, has been developed that implements a built-in dynamic compression function targeted to LinLog behavior, by combining an event based readout of pixels, the use of multiple integrations per frame and the coding of pixel values using the mantissa-exponent principle, to achieve the dynamic range extension.
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The Fab Faux to Perform The Beatles' Movie Music, October 19th at Keswick Theatre Featuring Songs From Five Films: A Hard Day's Night, Help!, Magical Mystery Tour, Yellow Submarine and Let It Be On October 19th at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA, The Fab Faux will perform the movie music of The Beatles. Featuring songs from five films -- A Hard Day's Night, Help!, Magical Mystery Tour, Yellow Submarine and Let It Be - the concert will contain some of The Beatles' most influential and critically acclaimed work, as The Fab Faux deliver a show that spans the Beatles' movie career from 1964-1969 and features a sampling of both earlier hits and deeper cuts. Recent articles have commented on the richness of The Beatles' movie music, with Rolling Stone Magazine asserting that 1965's Help! might be The Best Soundtrack of All Time: http://www.rollingstone.c... THE FAB FAUX - The Beatles' Movie Music OCT 19 • 8:00PM KESWICK THEATRE 291 N Keswick Avenue - Glenside, PA - 215-572-7650 Joined by the Hogshead Horns and Crème Tangerine Strings (Special post-show meet & greet tickets with the band are available). http://www.keswicktheatre... (Scroll down to see more about the 5 movies that the songs will be taken from.) For those of us who never got to see The Beatles in concert, we're fortunate to have The Fab Faux dedicate themselves to faithfully recreating some of the most extraordinary music ever written. The band commemorated the 43rd Anniversary of The Beatles' performance on The Ed Sullivan Show with an appearance Late Show with David Letterman. Check out their fantastic recreation of 'I Am The Walrus' here: http://www.youtube.com/wa... The Fab Faux brings together the talents of five of New York's most respected musicians: Will Lee of Late Show with David Letterman, Jimmy Vivino, band leader of the 'Conan' Show, Rich Pagano, who has performed with Rosanne Cash, Ray Davies and released a solo effort Blurt Magazine described as "one of the best albums of 2009," Jack Petruzzelli, who has toured and recorded with Joan Osborne (and co-Produced her recent Grammy-Nominated Blues CD,) Patti Smith and Rufus Wainwright, and Frank Agnello, whose musical credits include Phoebe Snow, Marshall Crenshaw and Joey Molland of Badfinger. Watch this live, in-studio performance of The Fab Faux recreating 'Abbey Road', side two: http://www.vimeo.com/1123... Watch The Fab Faux 60 Second Teaser (OFFICIAL VIDEO): http://www.youtube.com/wa... Best-selling Rock Critic and Sirius Radio Host Dave Marsh, said: "The Fab Faux have the hardest job in the history of R & R and they pull it off damn well. All rock bands want to be like the Beatles; these guys have the nerve to BE the Beatles. Amazingly, they're so good at it you learn new things about the originals." ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE named the band as #18 on a list of the "40 reasons to get excited about music." Rolling Stone also praised: "sometimes a tribute band sounds better than the original." In a live concert review, THE WASHINGTON POST's John Kelly blogged that the band had tackled "the task of reverse engineering the Beatles' late catalogue, obsessively learning every guitar figure, every drum fill, every lush harmony, every tap of the cowbell and shake of the tambourine, until the songs could be played in concert." THE HUFFINGTON POST raved: "They do the one thing, no amount of officially sanctioned Beatles merchandise can do...bring The Beatles music back to life." The Fab Faux are now in a league of their own, consistently performing music that The Beatles themselves never played live. Beginning with a pair of concerts at Webster Hall in late '07, the band has reached a new level of fan support as well as media awareness, with growing coverage including ABC-TV World News Tonight, NPR, Rolling Stone, Associated Press, Reuters Newswire, NY-1 News, The New York Times, NY Post, New Yorker, NY Sun, Hollywood Reporter, Time Out NY, The Nation and much more. An NPR Morning Edition segment (http://www.npr.org/templa... ) praised the group as a "Collective that's about attention to detail." A Front Page feature in The Hollywood Reporter noted: "After nearly 10 years together, (they) find themselves in the midst of a surprising leap from club fringe to center stage..." Critics have weighed in, and have described the band as nothing less than "Brilliant" (Associated Press). ABOUT THE FAB FAUX: With a commitment to the accurate reproduction of The Beatles' repertoire, The Fab Faux treat the seminal music with unwavering respect, and are known for their painstaking recreations of the songs (with emphasis on the later works never performed live by the Beatles). Far beyond a cover band, they play the music of The Beatles so impeccably that one must experience it to believe it. Imagine hearing complex material like "Strawberry Fields Forever" or "I Am the Walrus" performed in complete part-perfect renditions; or such harmony-driven songs as "Because", "Nowhere Man", and "Paperback Writer", reproduced not only note-for-note, but with extra vocalists to achieve a double-tracked effect. The musical virtuosity of The Fab Faux - in actuality five of the hardest working musicians in NYC - completely up-ends the concept of a Beatles tribute band. Far beyond being extended sets of cover versions, their astounding shows are an inspired re-discovery of the Beatles' musical magic, as The Fab Faux tackles the group's most demanding material live onstage in a way that has to be experienced to be believed. Calling them, "the greatest Beatles cover band - without the wigs," Rolling Stone senior editor David Fricke wrote, "the Faux invigorate the artistry of even the Beatles' most intricate studio masterpieces with top chops and Beatlemaniac glee." Approaching the songs with the intent of playing them live as accurately in musical reading and in spirit as possible, The Faux's breathtaking performances tend to dispel all concertgoers' previous notions of a Beatles tribute act. The Fab Faux are a labor of love that was born in 1998 when neighbors Jimmy Vivino, bandleader/guitarist for Conan O'Brien's new show, 'Conan,' and Will Lee (who's played with all 4 Beatles), bassist for Paul Shaffer's CBS Orchestra on the Late Show With David Letterman kicked around the idea during an elevator ride in their NYC building. Rounding out the line-up are lead-singing drummer/producer Rich Pagano (Rosanne Cash, Patti Smith, sugarCane cups, etc.), guitarist Frank Agnello (Marshall Crenshaw, Phoebe Snow, etc.) and ace keyboardist/guitarist Jack Petruzzelli (Joan Osborne Band, Rufus Wainwright). All five principals contribute vocals, making the Faux's soaring harmonies as resonant as their multi-instrumental chops, which are further enhanced by the four-piece Hogshead Horns (with Blues Brothers, Blood, Sweat & Tears and SNL band alums) and Creme Tangerine Strings. The Faux's high energy shows have generated serious buzz not only at top NYC venues including The Beacon Theater, Hammerstein Ballroom, and Webster Hall - with Beatles fans, movie stars and world class musicians in attendance - but at major dates in Los Angeles, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Park City, Utah (Sundance), Philadelphia and Toronto, among other locales. They've headlined 4 of the last 5 years at Liverpool's annual Beatle Week, playing before 35,000 Beatle fanatics - while in England, they had the rare honor of recording an original song at Abbey Road Studios - and also delighted the masses performing live on the Howard Stern Show. Benefit and corporate dates have included events for JVC, the N.B.A. and the Michael J. Fox Parkinsons Research Foundation. "It's not just a cover band," says the Faux's Pagano. "This is the greatest Pop music ever written, and we're such freaks for it." Imagine the instrumental complexities of "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "A Day in the Life" performed part-perfect with an orchestra. The lush, multi-layered harmonies of "Because," and "Eleanor Rigby" sung note-for-note. The adrenaline rush of "Helter Skelter" and "Paperback Writer," delivered spot on... Visit www.thefabfaux.com Visit http://www.keswicktheatre...
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Sean Mackin checks in by phone from Albuquerque to talk about the Yellowcard tour. "We're killing time right now," he says. "We'll probably do some go-carting before sound check. Team-building activities. Stuff like that." How might go-carting be considered team-building? "I'll probably win," he says, "so I'll be humble."
Yellowcard is a pop-punk band from Los Angeles by way of Jacksonville, Florida. Their first CD was Midget Tossing in 1997. By 2001, The Underdog got them a proper record deal with Capitol. That was the same year as blink-182's blockbuster release Take Off Your Pants and Jacket, and labels were scrambling to sign pop-punk bands to their rosters.
Yellowcard lived up to the hype and rode that crest of popularity for a while, then disappeared, then made a comeback in 2010. "We're appreciative of the second lease in the Yellowcard life cycle. We're very thankful." Mackin explains that during nine years of touring, Yellowcard had succumbed to many of the temptations afforded new musicians. "We made so many of the mistakes young bands make, the cliché moments. You get caught up in it. We fell prey to a list of the usual pitfalls."
I ask Mackin if there is one place on the planet, a hot spot where Yellowcard's music really goes over. He hardly pauses a beat before saying, "Brazil. A name like Yellowcard, in a country that takes soccer so seriously?" It is election eve when we talk. I tell Mackin that I would be remiss if I didn't ask at least one politically motivated question: any predictions for the outcome? No. Don't want to go there, he says. "We kind of stay away from all that. The message we want to give to young voters it to stay informed and to stay involved. But it's gonna be close," he says. "We can really feel the tension."
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Cam Newton Punks Jeopardy Contestant (With VIDEO)
As game shows go, I like watching those that I feel like I could win. Wheel of Fortune, The Price Is Right and the old Match Game are just remedial and random enough to where I could see myself celebrating on the set.
Along those lines, I've never gotten into Jeopardy, mostly because I don't know the answers to many (if any) of the questions. That's because the questions have nothing to do with sports, food, Cinemax or Swamp People.
So when a sports question somehow sneaks through the Jeopardy question screening process, and the Ivy Leaguer contestant butchers it, then I actually get to feel good about myself for eight seconds.
Recently, the Jeopardy gods smiled upon me when a question about Cam Newton found its way into the category "Colleges and Universities":
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(Just in case there's video trouble, the question was "In 2010, Cam Newton became this university's third Heisman Trophy winner." Christopher's answer? "Ohio State.")
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Ha ha! Take that, Christopher, you egghead! I know something you don't know!
Not only that, but I'll bet I can dissect exactly what was going through Christopher's mind for him to spew that as his answer. "Oh fiddlesticks, college football?!? Well, I recall hearing something about Ohio State. Let's go with it..."
It's the same mentality I'd have if I got a question about poetry -- I'd just keep saying "sonnet" until it was the right answer.
Back to the video footage. Never mind the guy getting the question wrong, never mind the irony of "Cam Newton" (noted test cheater) being the subject of a question about "Colleges and Universities," and never mind the symbolism of Newton figuratively costing Christopher all of his money and then some -- the best part of the sequence is Alex Trebek, in all of his smug glory, dropping the "You're obviously not a big football fan" on Christopher.
Alex, maybe the fact that you have all of the answers in front of you precludes you from having any rational perspective, but a football question for a Jeopardy dork like Chris is the equivalent of a nuclear physics question for us "real worlders."
Trebek talking smack to Chris about incorrectly answering a football question would be like the rest of us having this exchange:
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Seriously, kiss my ass, Trebek.
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Influence of Hydrostatic Pulpal Pressure on the Microtensile Bond Strength of All-in-one Self-etching Adhesives
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Purpose: To evaluate the microtensile bond strength (μTBS) of two all-in-one self-etching adhesive systems and two selfetching adhesives with and without simulated hydrostatic pulpal pressure (PP). Materials and Methods: Flat coronal dentin surfaces of extracted human molars were prepared. Two all-in-one self-etching adhesive systems, One-Up Bond F (OBF; Tokuyama) and Clearfil S3 Bond (Tri-S, Kuraray Medical) and two self-etching primer adhesives, Clearfil Protect Bond (PB; Kuraray) and Clearfil SE Bond (SE; Kuraray) were applied to the dentin surfaces according to manufacturers instructions under either a pulpal pressure (PP) of zero or 15 cm H2O. A hybrid resin composite (Clearfil AP-X, Kuraray) was used for the coronal buildup. Specimens bonded under PP were stored in water at 37�C under 15 cm H2O for 24 h. Specimens not bonded under PP were stored under a PP of zero. After storage, the bonded specimens were sectioned into slabs that were trimmed to hourglass-shaped specimens, and were subjected to microtensile bond testing (μTBS). The bond strength data were statistically analyzed using two-way ANOVA and the Holm-Sidak method for multiple comparison tests (α = 0.05). The surface area percentage of different failure modes for each material was also statistically analyzed with three one-way ANOVAs and Tukeys multiple comparison tests. Results: The μTBS of OBF and Tri-S fell significantly under PP. However, in the PB and SE bonded specimens under PP, there were no significant differences compared with the control groups without PP. Conclusions: The μTBS of the two all-in-one adhesive systems decreased when PP was applied. However, the μTBS of both self-etching primer adhesives did not decrease under PP. Keywords: dentin, pulpal pressure, all-in-one adhesives, microtensile bond strength
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New net neutrality rules just established in the U.S. may face a cool reception here at Mobile World Congress, where carriers are prime customers. Nokia's CEO took an early shot on Sunday night.
"There are some services that simply require a different level of connectivity and a different level of service," Rajeev Suri said at a press conference on the eve of MWC. Those include self-driving cars and remote home health care, which are too important to rely on "best-effort" networks, Suri said.
He's also worried about premium services to consumers: "You just need to be able to differentiate the quality of service for higher-paying consumers," Suri said. Otherwise, those customers may feel discriminated against, he said.
The Federal Communications Commission has not disclosed the details of the new rules, adopted on Thursday, but they are intended to bar paid preferential treatment of certain traffic. New, specialized services, especially for the Internet of Things, are stars of the show at MWC. And vendors like Nokia want to sell carriers ways to fine-tune their networks for optimal performance.
Nokia launched one such capability on Sunday, called Nokia Predictive Care. It uses artificial intelligence and machine learning technology to identify and correct software issues in a Nokia network before they turn into problems. The system detects the anomalies by catching and analyzing streams of inconsistencies, tapping into collective intelligence from hundreds of Nokia networks.
The system can catch issues as early as two months before they cause problems, reducing the number of software-related site visits by more than 60 percent, the company said.
Predictive Care is the third piece of Nokia's recently introduced Predictive Services family. Predictive Operations forecasts service degradations in multivendor networks. Preventive Complaint Analysis automatically identifies patterns in customer complaints to show where networks need to be optimized.
Also on Sunday, Suri said Nokia will take its N1 tablet to Europe and other markets beyond China, where it was introduced last November. The company is monitoring users' experiences with the N1 there and hasn't decided when it will expand sales, he said.
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