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Beautiful string of vintage Buddhist mala prayer beads or shozoiki jyu-zu as they are called in Japanese. Prayer beads were first introduced into Japan along with Buddhism during the 6th century. The 1848 woodblock print image included below depicts the famous kabuki actor Okawa Hashizo as the priest Saigyo standing before Mt. Fuji with a string of prayer beads in his left hand. Japanese prayer beads are used to count devotions and are always carried by Buddhist priests and frequently by lay Buddhists at weddings, funerals and other ceremonial occasions. Japanese tea houses may also sometimes have a string of prayer beads hanging from the wall as a sign of reverence. Many Japanese prayer beads are sanctified by being blessed by a priest over a cloud of incense.
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This vintage strand of Buddhist prayer beads is less than 40 years old. The beads are made of what appears to be stone (rather heavy) and the entire piece is in fair to good condition with some marks and scratches. Please read below to learn more about the history and function of Buddhist prayer beads.
Length (approximate): 18.0 inches (46 centimeters)
Weight: 1.1 ounces (31 grams)
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Buddhist prayer beads also known as mala are similar in form and function to worry beads associated with many religions. Mala are thought to have originated in India around 500 BC as a counting aid for religious pupils who were required to repeat their prayers a specific number of times but who were unable to count. Mala are used such that one prayer or mantra is recited for each bead. The counting starts with the guru bead (bead with tassel) which is thought to represent the Buddha and proceeds all the way around the string. When the guru bead is again encountered the counting may then continue in the opposite direction. The bead count is commonly interrupted in only two places (besides the guru bead) indicated by slightly smaller beads which are thought to represent mid-level Buddhas and humans on the verge of enlightenment. Mala, like worry beads the world over, are commonly carried by religious clergy and devoted believers. The beads are thought to help individuals seeking spiritual focus and are often cited as a source of comfort and peace by those who use them regularly.
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Barack Obama has defeated Mitt Romney and is projected to be elected to serve a second term as the President of the United States!
The 51-year-old incumbent president's success in the election came with winning many of the swing states, including Iowa, Ohio, and New Hampshire.
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Bahrain to lift fee freeze on expat workers
Manama, August 28, 2013
Companies from the public and private sectors in Bahrain will restart paying the BD10 ($26.4) levy for each foreign worker starting on Sunday after a 28-month suspension on fees for expat workers is lifted.
The freeze on levy was introduced to help businesses recover from financial losses caused by the unrest in 2011, reported the Gulf Daily News, our sister publication.
However, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that employ less than five workers will only have to pay half the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA) tax following a Cabinet decision.
Under the new regulations, companies that employ less than five expatriates have to pay BD5, while starting from the sixth worker they have to pay the BD10 charge.
"The LMRA is fully prepared to collect the fees from companies starting on September 1," said Labour Minister Jameel Humaidan.
"The fees collected will go towards funding Tamkeen in its several projects to train Bahraini workforce and create job opportunities. This will have positive impact on the economy and further help businesses recover."
It comes as he visited the LMRA headquarters in Sanabis, where he was assured invoices will be sent out to companies to pay the fee.
He said there were around 49,000 commercial registrations operating in Bahrain, with details of foreign workers employed recorded in the LMRA's database.
Businesses that do not pay the fees will have all their labour transactions temporarily halted until the payment is cleared.
During this period, they will not be granted visas to hire additional foreign workers.
The levy will be reintroduced after being suspended in April 2011 to offset the financial impact of the unrest on the private sector.
Traders earlier staged protests calling to scrap the fees saying it affected business, especially SMEs. They claimed some businesses were still struggling to stay afloat following the unrest. – TradeArabia News Service


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Up late with Shaheen: Misplaced Senate prioritiesEDITORIAL
March 15. 2014 9:22PM
There are 53 Democratic members of the U.S. Senate. Last week, 28 of them (53 percent) plus the two liberal independent senators pulled an "all-nighter," a publicity stunt in which they stayed up late reading speeches about the perils of climate change and wasting electricty. The percentage of Americans who think global warming "will pose a serious threat to way of life," according to Gallup? Only 36 percent.
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen was one of the alarmists who took to the Senate floor to warn of impending doom.
She spoke about rising seas and a weakened tourism industry.
Meanwhile, 10.5 million Americans remain out of work, with another 7.2 million employed part time because they cannot find full-time jobs.
0Surely they found hope last week when Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., read from a Dr. Seuss book to illustrate the grave consequences of inaction on climate change.
Gallup measures "Americans' level of worry about national problems." Its latest survey ranked climate change 14th out of 15 issues. The top five were: "The economy" (59 percent), "federal spending and the budget deficit" (58), "the availability and affordability of health care" (57), "unemployment" (49) and "the size and power of the federal government" (48).
The people want our elected officials to focus on improving the economy, bringing federal spending under control, and reforming the disastrous health insurance "reform" law Shaheen voted for and still supports.
Instead of fixing those problems, Shaheen would rather scold us for not worrying enough about global warming.


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my mom the knitter. and model.Wednesday, July 10, 2013
This is the woman who taught me everything I know. Everything about knitting and Life. Those hands have knit more stitches (and dried more tears, and made more potato salad, and squeezed more limes, and made more pies, and held more hands) in her lifetime than any other hands I know. Wow, do I love those hands.
Pattern: Bartok Tunik from Spring 2013 Interweave knits
Yarn: Classic Elite Majestic Tweed #7246
Needles: Size 9 for body and size 7 for hems and neck edging
Thanks mom!
I sure do love it. And you.
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Beautiful words and beautiful sweater.ReplyDelete
Your mom appears to have passed on a nice share of her fabulous traits. Thank you sharing this thoughtfulness with us.ReplyDelete
it's such a beautiful sweater and I love your words about your mom's hands. From now on, I will look at my hands and think of all the things my hands have helped me to doReplyDelete
What a beautiful sweater. I like her nails, too.ReplyDelete
Your Mom - the super knitter extraordinaire.ReplyDelete
Easy to see where you got your skills.
So glad she was so gracious to share her latest creation with us - the sweater is fantastic!!!
Hugs to you and to your sweet mother.
Leslie, it's been quite some time since I've visited your site and I must say, everything looks lovely...especially this sweater! I love the color and your ma wears it well! :)ReplyDelete
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Thousands of service members and their families face uncertain times as wars end and the Pentagon heeds Congress' demand to pare its ranks. The economy is weak and unemployment rates high.
This sounds like today, but the scenario played out two decades ago after the Cold War ended and Soviet Union collapsed.
Pentagon officials who cut tens of thousands of soldiers say it's never easy to tell a volunteer they are no longer needed.
Now the Army — the military's largest branch — is cutting 80,000 soldiers over the next six years, while the Marines must drop about 20,000.
The changes are due to last summer's budget agreement between President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans, which outlined a half-trillion dollar cut in projected defense spending over 10 years.


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Berlin, capital of Germany, has to be one of the world's most intriguing cities. Home to over 3.5 million people from over 190 countries worldwide Berlin today is a very cosmopolitan place to live and visit. The city has everything, world class shopping, modern skyscrapers, a fascinating historical backdrop, great cultural attractions and awesome nightlife. There is no fixed centre, but you will find most tourist head to one of Alexanderplatz, Kurferstendamn, Friedrichstrasse or Potsdammer Platz first.
Its turbulent history has encompassed much of the historical developments of the last 100 years. Nowadays, in the visitor-friendly city of modern-day Berlin, there are endless opportunities to learn about its fascinating history including its colourful political past. Not only does this chance of cultural learning appeal, it interesting, and at times dangerous, past made Berlin one of the most creative, tolerant and vibrant cities in the world.
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- The East Side Gallery is the longest open air gallery in the world and also has the longest surviving stretch of the Berlin Wall
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In the UK, Professor Caroline Sabin, Ph.D., from University College London has been analysing different studies of HIV-positive people and how such studies estimate life expectancy. She has confirmed in a recent analysis that many studies conducted in high-income countries have found a dramatic reduction in AIDS-related deaths among ART users since 1996.
In drilling deeper into the data, Professor Sabin has found that factors unrelated to HIV can have a major impact on survival in the recent era. Those factors include the following:
Studies have found that some HIV-positive people tend to have higher rates of those factors than HIV-negative people. Furthermore, smoking tobacco can have such a profound impact on survival that it may shorten people's lifespan in ART users more than HIV does.
One large observational study called ART-CC comprises 70,000 HIV-positive participants from Europe and North America. In one analysis of health-related information, researchers with ART-CC examined data on life expectancy and found that the proportions of ART users with a life expectancy similar to that of HIV-negative people were as follows:
Analysing the data slightly differently, looking for the proportions of participants with the greatest risk of death, researchers found this distribution:
In a Danish study examining clinical events in the period from 1995 to 2008, researchers found that non-AIDS-related causes of death fell significantly among people who did not inject street drugs, while such deaths rose over the same period among IDUs.
These findings confirm the serious effect of injecting drugs -- overdoses, accidents and exposure to germs with major consequences, such as serious bacterial infections and viruses that cause hepatitis which can lead to liver failure and, in some cases, liver cancer.
Professor Sabin also calls attention to another study, done in Alabama, which found that patients who missed clinic appointments in the first year after initiating ART "had over twice the rate of long-term [death] compared with those attending all scheduled appointments. ..."
Studies in Brazil, Western Europe and North America suggest that a diagnosis late in the course of HIV disease is a factor associated with an increased risk of death. This risk arises because the body and the immune system have been severely weakened.
In one European study called COHERE, with more than 80,000 HIV-positive participants, researchers found that the risk of subsequent death fell tremendously among men who achieved a CD4+ count of at least 500 cells after starting ART, approaching the risk seen in HIV-negative men. However, for HIV-positive women, even when they maintained CD4+ counts of 500 cells or more for over five years, the results were not the same. The reasons for this may be that HIV-positive women are more likely than HIV-negative women to smoke tobacco and to have a history of injecting street drugs.
When researchers segregated their analysis of survival among women who were not IDU, then their survival after three years of attaining and maintaining a CD4+ count of 500 cells or more became similar to that of HIV-negative women.
Among IDUs who achieved a CD4+ count of 500 cells, death rates were elevated compared to non-IDU HIV-negative people "even after five years of maintaining a CD4+ count of [at least 500 cells]," the COHERE researchers reported.
The COHERE team also explored survival among older HIV-positive ART users. Among people aged 60 or older who had a CD4+ count of at least 500 cells, both men and women had a risk of death similar to that seen among HIV-negative people. The COHERE researchers explained that this finding was due to at least the following two factors:
Another study in British Columbia has found that HIV-positive people living in different neighbourhoods have different rates of death. They compared one neighbourhood where there was a relatively high concentration of people who injected street drugs to another neighbourhood with a relatively high concentration of gay men. The researchers said, "We found significant differences between patients from the two neighbourhoods for all socioeconomic variables. Patients in the neighbourhood with a high concentration of injecting drug users were more likely to be female, have a history of injecting drug use, have a less HIV-experienced physician and be less adherent." They also found that even among those who used ART the risk of death for IDUs in that neighbourhood was threefold greater than that of gay men using ART in another neighbourhood.
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Master of Fine Arts candidates in Visual Arts at Florida Atlantic University will showcase their works together in the new exhibition: "Continuum." The exhibition, free and open to the public, will be on display Aug. 18 through Nov. 10 at the Cultural Council of Palm Beach County located in Lake Worth. Pictured above: "What We Carry" by Raheleh Filsoofi; photography.
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WILMINGTON, Mass. — Scrimmages are inherently unfair to goaltenders.
They're only made more so when a player is awarded a penalty shot during one.
In today's scrimmage on the fourth day of the Bruins' fifth annual development camp at Ristuccia Arena, netminder Michael Hutchinson had to face forward Josh Jooris 1-on-1 after Dougie Hamilton took a penalty from behind.
Hutchinson reacted to Jooris' move and flashed the glove to make the save. That play was one of several solid showings by 21-year-old Hutchinson in the scrimmage and throughout the camp, which concludes Monday morning.
"I think I've gotten a lot stronger and physically mature over the years," says Hutchinson, who's attending his fourth development camp since the Bruins used a third-round pick (77th overall) to selecte him in 2008. "I think that every year I'm at camp I just feel more confident on the ice, more comfortable. And I make more saves every year at camp. So I feel that my consistency through each camp's just gotten a little bit better."
After turning pro last season, Hutchinson endured an up-and-down year, literally and figuratively. He went from the Bruins' Providence (AHL) farm club to their ECHL affiliate in Reading, then back to Providence, back to Reading and once again to the Ocean State. He enjoyed a five-game winning streak with the P-Bruins and a three-gamer with the Royals and finished with a 22-15-5 combined record.
Along the way, everything that goes along with a lengthy, travel-heavy pro season got to Hutchinson.
"I felt like at the start of the year I really played well. I'd been [Providence's] player of the month for November and that was probably the highlight of my year right there,' he said. "But by December I really started to feel the grind and I just mentally wasn't prepared for that. That really didn't help and made me get sent down to Reading to re-find my game, sort of take the pressure off myself and just play for fun. At the time, it was probably the best thing for me and it really helped me find my game. When I came back I felt a lot more confident and motivated. This year, it's just one of those things where I know how long the season is. Eighty games, or whatever you play, it's a long season."
His confidence is back up where it needs to be. And after surviving 18 games in the run-and-gun ECHL with a 2.86 goals-against average and .918 save percentage, he knows he wants to stay in Providence the entire year next season.
"The American Hockey League was a lot more difficult than I expected. When you get in there, you have to perform every single night," he said. "You can't have nights off and expect to win. You really get exposed. At the American League level, you're only getting three, maybe four good scoring chances a night. But those are top-end scoring chances that you have to make those big saves."
If Hutchinson can put down roots in Providence, he could push incumbent No. 1 Anton Khudobin for playing time. New P-Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy is confident that Hutchinson can stick around this year and provide combine to form a solid 1-2 punch with Khudobin.
"Every first-year player goes through [inconsistency]," said Cassidy. "It's very rare you find a guy that has goes like this all year and climbs a little bit. There's usually some peaks and valleys, and he had his. He's a mature guy for his age, as far as goaltenders so. You hear all the time that goaltenders can be a little goofy, but I find him to be really mature for his age. He's a pretty focused guy, a hard worker. It's just a matter of that big body and developing his technique and his athleticism to a level it needs to be. I would assume he's going to have a good year for us just because of what I saw last year. He's a mature guy. He'll get better."
Having worked now for four camps with Bruins goaltending coach Bob Essensa, Hutchinson is learning to maximize his ability and his 6-foot-3, 192-pound frame.
"Just mostly positioning. Especially when you come up to the pro level, positioning becomes so much more important," said the goaltender about his focus in drills. "You can have any style in the world but if you're out of position, you're going to make it that much harder on yourself. So just positioning and depth in the net are the biggest things we've been working on."
Although he has 36 games of pro experience, Hutchinson said he didn't think twice about wanting to attend another development camp. He figures there's always more to learn and this camp can sort of serve as a launching point for a summer of workouts and then training camp in the fall.
Assistant general manager Don Sweeney sees decent progress in Hutchinson's development.
"He's a big kid, moves well … he does have good puck skills," said Sweeney. "I mean as much as other teams get a book and shooters get a book, I think Bob's got a real good feel for what Mike needs to work on and he's starting to deliver that message. You know, it was a challenging year for Hutch last year. You know, he was up and down a little bit between there and just balancing out, getting him the ideal playing time, the number of shots that we wanted [him] to see. You're not going to work on some of that stuff in practice, you have to play games. … For the most part, we're happy with the year of development, but he's got to continue to work on those areas that Bob and he have identified."
Hutchinson was confident enough in his chances with the Boston organization to get his plain white mask painted up this offseason with a caricature of Gerry Cheevers' "stitched-up" mask and Bobby Orr "flying" through the air in 1970. Hopefully he'll get to wear that mask close to Boston for an entire winter in 2011-12.


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JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — In a sign a new peace deal may not hold, South Sudan's government and rebels accused each other of attacks Saturday that come after the cease-fire was supposed to take hold.
If the attacks continue, government troops will defend themselves, said Information Minister Michel Makeur Lueth. The peace deal was signed Thursday night but did not go into effect for 24 hours, said Lueth.
Rebel spokesman Lul Ruai Koang countered "It is government forces who are breaking the cease-fire, not us. ... they attacked our positions and immediately accused us of breaching the cease-fire.
The minister would not say where the fighting was taking place on Saturday. Koang said they were attacked in Unity and Jonglei states "and we fought back in self-defense."
Government leaders had expressed fear that fighters in Jonglei known as the White Army would not abide by the deal.
"These are rebels and they are undisciplined people and not a regular force and have no central command, and for that matter it is not strange that they immediately violated it," Lueth said.
Still, he said the peace deal "was not a waste of time," adding, "We will try our level best to ensure the cessation of hostilities is properly effected and monitored."
The conflict between government forces and rebels loyal to former Vice President Riek Machar has forced 500,000 people from their homes and killed thousands since hostilities broke out Dec. 15.
Meanwhile, a U.S. based conflict prevention group, the Satellite Sentinel Project, said new satellite images of South Sudan show that fighting resulted in the intentional burning of some 750 homes near the town of Bentiu, the capital of oil-producing Unity state.
"These scorched-earth tactics have destroyed homes and residential areas, and put women, children, and families in great danger," said Akshaya Kumar, the South Sudan analyst for the U.S. based Enough Project.
Bentiu has changed hands twice "with several rounds of bitter, protracted battles inflicting heavy damage," it said.
The U.N. says both sides have committed gross violations of human rights during the conflict, in which entire army battalions defected to the rebels made up of mainly Nuer fighters loyal to Machar. Government troops are mainly from the president's Dinka tribe.


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Roche will make its Cobas HIV-1, hepatitis C virus, and HCV genotyping assays commercially available in countries accepting the CE mark, the firm announced today. The three assays can run simultaneously on the Cobas 4800 PCR system, which performs automated nucleic acid purification, PCR set-up, real-time amplification, and detection. The assays were CE-marked in December of last year, and add to a menu on the Cobas 4800 that also includes nine other in vitro diagnostic tests for infectious diseases and cancer-related mutations.
The dual-target HIV-1 assay amplifies two regions of the genome that are not subject to selective drug pressure, enabling more effective quantification of HIV-1 RNA in patient samples. The HCV detection assay is a dual-probe test to confirm active infection or assess response to antiviral therapy, while the HCV genotyping test identifies genotypes 1 to 6 as well as genotype 1 subtypes a and b in plasma or serum from chronically infected patients.
BioGx recently launched five CE marked tests for sexual health running on the Becton Dickinson BD Max automated sample-to-result platform. They are the Candida Speciation GATPK assay, which is used to diagnose candida infection by detecting the presence of DNA from the species that represent approximately 95 percent of human candida infections — Candida glabrata, C. albicans, C. tropicalis, C. parapsilosis, and C. krusei; Candida-Trichomonas to diagnose candida and trichomonas infection by detecting the presence of DNA from Candida glabrata, C. albicans, C. krusei, and Trichomonas vaginalis; Lesion HSV to diagnose genital lesions by detecting the presence of DNA from HSV-1 and HSV-2; Lesion HSVHD to diagnose genital lesions by detecting the presence of DNA from HSV-1, HSV-2, and Haemophilus ducreyi; and Urinary Tract EKEGAS to diagnose urinary tract infections by detecting the presence of DNA from E. coli, Klebsiella spp., Enterococcus faecalis, and Group A Streptococcus.
Almac Diagnostic Services has launched claraT, a software-driven tool that classifies biologically relevant gene expression signatures into a comprehensive report. The tool uses raw gene expression data generated by Almac's RNA-sequencing service. ClaraT classifies relevant published gene expression signatures, as well as Almac's own assays and single gene targets linked to different biologies, including immuno-oncology, epithelial to mesenchymal transition, and angiogeneiss.
Ubiquitome has launched the Liberty16, a quantitative PCR system designed for personal and mobile DNA quantitation and testing. The Liberty16 has dimensions of 21.2 cm long (closed) by 11 cm wide by 11.5 cm tall, and weighs about 3.2 kg. It runs on a light, small, and rechargeable lithium battery for two to three hours of cord-free run time. The instrument can be Bluetooth paired with an iPhone app for laptop-free standalone operation. It is compatible with standard consumables and chemistries including Taqman and SYBR, and uses the industry-standard eight-strip PCR tube and cap format.
The instrument starts at $1,500 and Ubiquitome is taking pre-orders from researchers on a 'first-come, first-served" basis.
CeGaT is now offering the analysis of tumor mutational burden (TMB) as a standalone diagnostic. CeGaT's TMB analysis has been available since 2017, as a part of its Somatic Tumor Panel for Treatment Decisions. Offered as a stand-alone analysis, the TMB diagnostic is now available with shorter turnaround times, improved cost-efficiency, and features CeGaT's high quality.
Bionano Genomics and Genoox have launched the Genoox Integrated Platform for identification of structural variants. The companies said in April that they had partnered to develop a genome informatics workflow, which would integrate and annotate Bionano's structural variant calls with sequencing data within the Genoox platform.
Bionano said that the Saphyr system, combined with the firm's new DLS labeling chemistry and analysis tools, calls structural variants better than sequencing-based methods. By applying Genoox's variant classification technology to align short read sequence data to its structural variant calls, the high sensitivity of Bionano calls would be combined with the base-pair precision of NGS. The Genoox Integrated Platform further automatically validates and confirms structural variant calls, in addition to integrating and annotating structural variants with smaller sequence variants in the same genome, the firms said. The tool provides sensitive, accurate detection of structural variation and genetic mutations, helping to speed genetic diagnosis.
The new platform combines raw NGS read data with Bionano-based structural variant calls from a single patient. Researchers then use Bionano's structural variant data to guide the alignment of NGS reads. Detected structural variants, copy number variants, indels, and single nucleotide variants are then annotated by aggregating data from multiple clinical and population frequency databases, and automated AI-based classification according to ACMG guidelines, the companies said. The platform then generates a customized clinical report on all variants, including Bionano-only and NGS-only calls. Genoox and Bionano will co-sell and co-market the integrated platform.
Sophia Genetics has released Alamut Genova, a genome browser for variant exploration. The new product builts on Alamut Visual, which became part of the Sophia portfolio when the company acquired Interactive Biosoftware in June. Alamut Genova features ACMG/AMP classification, 3D protein visualization, Sanger electropherogram visualization, and a set of new splicing predictions.
DNAnexus has released its DNAnexus Apollo platform for clinico-genomic data science exploration, analysis, and discovery. The platform provides a scalable cloud environment, flexible data models, as well as intuitive analysis and visualization tools for research and development teams. According to DNAnexus, pharmaceutical research and development teams can use the platform in their translational informatics research to quickly tests hypotheses and learn more about the mechanisms of action, biomarkers and targets.
Roche has launched three next-generation sequencing Avenio tumor tissue analysis kits for oncology research: the Avenio Tumor Tissue Targeted Kit, Expanded Kit, and Surveillance Kit. The new kits complement the company's NGS ctDNA kits. They use formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissue and have a workflow of five days. The Avenio Tumor Tissue Targeted Kit covers 17 genes to identify guideline-related biomarkers. The Avenio Tumor Tissue Expanded Kit is a 77-gene assay with both guideline-related and emerging biomarkers. The Avenio Tumor Tissue Surveillance Kit covers 197 genes and is intended for establishing a baseline for variants in longitudinal tumor burden monitoring.
Emiprical Bioscience has launched its EB Pure Total RNA kit and the EB Pure DNase 1 Digestion kit to quickly and reliably purify RNA from cells or soft tissue.
The firm's EB Pure Total RNA Kit reversibly binds RNA under optimized conditions, allowing researchers to remove proteins and other contaminants from the sample. The tool also allows RNA binding in high-salt and elution in a low-salt buffer. Each column can bind up to 100 microliters and does not need organic extractions or additional precipitations. The tool produces high and stable recovery rates within 20 minutes. The EB Pure DNase 1 Digestion kit can be used alongside the EB Pure Total RNA Kit in order for further DNA removal, the firm said.
Pacific Biosciences has launched updates to its Sequel sequencing system, including software version 6.0, reagents version 3.0, and SMRT cells 1M v3. Together, these changes, which are part of the Sequel System 6.0 release, result in sequence reads with greater than 99 percent accuracy, throughput of up to 50 gigabases per SMRT cell, and average read lengths of up to 100 kilobases, depending on the insert size, the firm said. For amplicon sequencing and RNA sequencing, customers can generate up to 500,000 reads with single-read accuracy greater than 99 percent. For whole-genome sequencing, customers can generate up to 20 gigabases of data per SMRT cell, with average read lengths of up to 30 kilobases.
Cellecta has launched the CloneTracker XP Expressed Lentiviral Barcode Library and CloneTracker XP Barcoded CRISPR Library product lines. The new CloneTracker XP Barcode Libraries differ from Cellecta's standard CloneTracker Barcode Library in that the unique DNA sequence is designed to express on an RNA transcript in the cells. The libraries can therefore be detected by either DNA or RNA sequencing. Researchers can use these libraries to label several million cells each with a unique barcode, subsequently performing NGS to sort out sub-populations of progeny cells derived from the original progenitors at any point during the experiment.
Additionally, a variation of the new CloneTracker XP barcode labeling product introduces a gene effector, in this case CRISPR sgRNA, into the barcode library. Each effector targets and disrupts a specific gene in each of the cells that pick up a barcode. In combination with cell-specific barcode tracking, this knockout helps researchers see how specific genetic disruptions change the cells' characteristics while simultaneously identifying the genetic pathways that are activated to produce them. The firm offers two small, pre-made CloneTracker XP Barcoded CRISPR knockout libraries targeting 27 human and mouse anti-cancer genes, as well as custom library development services for CloneTracker XP Barcoded CRISPR Libraries. The CloneTracker XP Expressed Barcode Libraries are available with barcodes expressed in the 3′- or 5′-UTR of an RNA transcript, and with fluorescent or chemiluminescent reporters.
Paragon Genomics will introduce its research-use-only CleanPlex UMI Lung Cancer Panel at the upcoming American Society of Human Genetics Meeting. The panel is a targeted resequencing assay designed for the detection of ultralow-frequency variants across the hotspot regions of 23 genes frequently associated with lung cancer. The CleanPlex UMI technology incorporates unique molecular identifiers that distinguish between the two strands of DNA, enabling correction of PCR and sequencing errors to achieve more accurate results. The product can be used to prepare sequencing-ready libraries in a single-tube format in 3.5 hours, and variants at 0.1 percent allele frequency can be detected with high specificity using only 30 ng of DNA, Paragon said. CleanPlex NGS Panels are available for use with Illumina or Life Technologies Ion Torrent platforms.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies has released a new version of the flow cell for the MinIon and GridIon sequencers that include the 'Rev D' ASIC. The new flow cells can be used for a longer time and yield up to 30 gigabases of data.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies has launched the MinIT, a compute module for use with the MinIon sequencer. MinIT is equipped with a Nvidia AGX system for real-time high-throughput data analysis and is preconfigured with software for MinIon set up and operation. Users can operate the module using either a tablet or mobile phone. MinIT runs both the instrument software MinKnow and the real-time analysis platform for nanopore data EPI2ME. Customers can power the tool using battery packs, which are available separately.
L7 Informatics, formerly known as Lab7 Systems, has introduced version 2.0 of its Enterprise Science Platform, featuring a validated, pre-built connection to the Microsoft Genomics service so users can run bioinformatics pipelines on the Microsoft Azure cloud. The release also includes workflow chaining to support multivariable processes, as well as support for next-generation sequencing, translational research, and cell therapy applications, plus a new user interface.
British Nobel laureates and Fields Medal winners warn that a 'hard' Brexit could harm science across the UK, the Guardian reports.
Vox reports on inequities in genetic research and efforts to address them.
The New York Times reports that Arizona State University's Lawrence Krauss is retiring following allegations of sexual misconduct.
In PNAS this week: de novo NUS1 mutations linked to Parkinson's disease risk, candidate hepatocellular carcinoma drivers, and more.
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This webinar will demonstrate how a research team at the National Institutes of Health evaluated a novel in situ hybridization approach and applied it to study splice variants related to schizophrenia.
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It is a good time to be Reid Genauer. With a new Assembly of Dust record, Sun Shot, recently released, and the long-desired reunion of the original Strangefolk members in full swing, one can understand it if the singer/songwriter/guitarist feels a bit unbalanced these days in more ways than one. However, despite the challenges of juggling multiple careers, the musician seems completely relaxed, focused, humorous, and refreshingly modest about everything going on all at once. Indeed, Genauer has balance and direction.
This isn't always an easy thing to do as Jambands.com caught up with Genauer after a whirlwind series of dates with AOD found the artist suddenly in Austin, Texas with little sleep and the opportunity to discuss his new album with that band, while ruminating on the Strangefolk reunion, and how exactly Genauer puts "creativity to work." Our modus operandi at the site is to feature those musicians who somehow have managed to forge their own path in an often cookie-cutter music industry. Genauer certainly ranks among the forefront of that vision with an endearing ability to write some fairly timeless tunes, while playing numerous memorable gigs during these past two decades—with Strangefolk, AOD, or, as a solo act. The new AOD album, Sun Shot has a poignant ability to gather together material from various timeframes into one cohesive package. One could say the same thing about Genauer as he continues to create memorable music.
RR: The last time we spoke was around the December holidays in 2010. Obviously, a lot has happened in your life and career since then. I was working on the laptop, and had various tabs open while doing research, and I felt that was probably your life—multiple tabs of work going on all at once. You have two professions, you have your home life, you have the Strangefolk reunion, you have Assembly of Dust, and you also do solo acoustic work.
RG: Yeah, I have a lot of tabs open, for sure, man (laughter)—literally and figuratively. When I turn on my browser, one, two, three, four, five (laughs)—the essential tabs that have to be open.
RR: Let's tackle some of those essential tabs—the solo acoustic set, which is mentioned on the AOD site?
RG: I don't know that it's up on iTunes or not, but it was part of the Kickstarter campaign [which helped fund the Sun Shot album production and release]. One of the things we offered was, I think, ten tracks from a solo acoustic show in Philly. I know it's for sale on our web site. I am not sure if it has made it up on iTunes yet or not. It's called My Name is Forgettable [after a line from the song "Cabin John], and it's just me strumming on a guitar. At some point, it is one of the things I'd like to do, really do, just a solo acoustic record with next to nothing, if not just me and a guitar, sort of like Stephen Stills. I know he did one of those at one point. It's cool to hear him in that context. Mine is just a bootleg, more or less a glorified bootleg. But, it's another shade.
RR: You mentioned Kickstarter, and AOD had a successful campaign that was used to fund Sun Shot. How did you initiate that process, and now that it has been somewhat completed, what are your thoughts about using Kickstarter as an important tool for single acts and/or bands?
RG: When it first started happening, I was very interested. I thought it was a great idea, but then, it felt like maybe not something I'd be interested in, and then I sort of lost that, and, of course, Amanda Palmer had so much success with it this year right around the time we were thinking about how to put the record out. I don't know. I guess, for me, I've never had a particularly strong affinity for record labels. Most of the records I've done have been independent in one way, shape, or form, or released by an independent label. After doing this for so many years, me and the folks around me all understand what this process is, so it really just comes down to record labels being a bank, more or less. I think that is certainly their essential role. To be fair, there are benefits to have people who are experts in the field helping you, but it's a trade off, right? You are entering this bureaucratic mess, if you will, so Kickstarter got increasingly more attractive from that perspective.
So we did it, and it was a ton of fun. There was a kind of gaming component of it as to whether or not—it was like watching a boxing match, almost, trying to figure out (laughs) if you are going to make it twelve rounds. The cool thing was the unexpected, which was the money and the process becomes a catalyst for revealing and highlighting and strengthening the connective tissues between you and your fans, in particular, your die hard fans. And, also, it provides a tool in activating the fans, if you will, because they become emotionally invested in each step of the process and interested in the record in a way that they wouldn't be otherwise. Even as a die hard fan—you get the music, and you think, "I either like this, or I don't," but, you are pre-vested, if you will, or pre-invested emotionally, so I think when the record hits, there is a shared pride like there is a new baby in the family-kind of vibe. (laughs) It was great for that.
RR: Did that influence the 50,000 downloads in 50 days decision in any way? I wrote down a number a little while ago, and it's already surpassed that by several downloads just in a the short time we've been on the phone. That's impressive.
RG: Yeah, it totally is. We picked a number that we felt like we could be whole on. It doesn't cover all of it, but the bulk of it—certainly the recording costs. On a personal level, I really make music to share the music, and it's never been about money for me. To know that we weren't going to be struggling to pay it off was a huge burden to be off the shoulders to begin with, and, then, it liberated us to do that. It's been paid for, and I'd rather have people share the music and know the music and help us celebrate it than scrape a few pennies together on it.
RR: The recording of Sun Shot itself—a couple of significant things come to mind: the importance of having Ryan Freeland engineer the album, and the studio, One East in New York City.
RG: We've worked primarily with a guy named Josh Pryor, and he's a friend and a childhood friend of Adam Terrell. I expect we'll do a lot more with Josh. He's insanely gifted, like insanely gifted. I've never seen such an attention to detail. He's a perfectionist. But, there were a couple of things. One, he is super busy; he does everything from web programming to engineering. Two, I had listened to these records that I love so much and you can hand anyone a reference and say, "I want it to sound like this," and I'm trying to think of a good parallel, and this is the one that comes to mind: if you look at tennis players, they're all doing it basically the same way—serving a ball, hitting a groundstroke, hitting a backstroke, and no matter how much you say, "I want to play like so and so," they have their own style or approach to being a professional in that arena. I think there are a handful of people who still…I think lots of people really respect the production quality of the original recordings, the height of rock 'n' roll in the early to mid-70s, but re-creating it is just like, I don't know, I think it's just like serendipitous, back to the [tennis] serve, it's like someone who holds their wrist a fraction of a degree differently and that's the effect, right? Ryan is a student of it, and he has his own approach, and, so, I don't know, it's a quality that I've always loved. It struck me; I'm a fan of Ray LaMontagne, and it struck me that all of his records really have that. Not only does his songwriting harken back to those times, but I think of him as a Stephen Stills-like figure of our generation. The music's got that, and the production quality always did.
So, when I was thinking about this record, and just how the last one was engineered, both musically and technically, it had to be, we had all of these disparate studios and different people. When I die, Some Assembly Required —my hand will be sticking out of the earth with that in it; Josh made that happen. But what we decided was that there was no way we were going to top that, so let's not even try. Let's do the opposite, and be very basic in our approach. And that's Ryan's deal. He doesn't cut and paste. He has you play the tune, hit the take, and he tries to capture it as accurately as he can and really capture the room.
You can listen back to those old records, and you have the sense that you're standing in the room with these people because it has the sense of space and presence. So, he nailed it. He absolutely nailed it. I don't know. It's just a cool sound, we're really proud, and it seems to be resonating with people. It's also mellower than anything we've ever done; there's a lot more ballads. With a few exceptions—there are guys who just want to be hit over the head with face-melting guitar solos—people seem to be really psyched about it.
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May 07. 2013 6:22AM
UPDATE: Ashland man dies after boat capsizes
Boater who died after Lake Winona mishap loved fishing, family members say
CENTER HARBOR - An Ashland man died Monday after he was rescued Sunday morning by a canoeist who saw him treading water and then go under after his boat capsized on Lake Winona.
Spencer Hadlock, 66, was operating a 14-foot Sea Nymph, powered by a six-horsepower outboard motor, Sunday around 10:30 a.m.
Witnesses told New Hampshire Marine Patrol investigators that he reached back toward the motor from a seated position and fell overboard.
A person on shore saw him treading water for a short period of time and then go under the water.
The witness, who police did not identify in a news release, got a canoe and paddled to the area where Hadlock was last scene. By then, Hadlock was floating on the surface of the water, and the canoiest was able to get him to shore and perform CPR until emergency personnel arrived.
Hadlock was not wearing a personal flotation device.
He was taken to Lakes Region General Hospital and later transferred to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, according to police. N.H. Marine Patrol Sgt.
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The standoff over the debt ceiling and the government shutdown showed signs of softening Thursday.
House Speaker John Boehner said he would bring a temporary hike in the debt ceiling to the House floor in exchange for negotiations on government spending and taxes. Democrats say if the House votes to raise the debt ceiling and reopen the government, they will negotiate.
But how did we get to this point? Through a series of miscalculations and faulty assumptions on both sides.
A 'Hard Line'
The recent movement in the budget standoff seems to have been prompted by the fear of what happens if the United States can no longer borrow money to pay the bills it already owes.
President Obama accused the Republicans of purposely flirting with default, "thinking that it would give them more leverage."
"That's not my characterization. They've said it themselves. That was their strategy from the start," he said.
It certainly was part of Boehner's strategy. He always thought the debt ceiling was the better fight to have — because it theoretically gave him more leverage with the president.
In addition, says GOP pollster Bill McInturff, refusing to raise the debt ceiling was politically more popular than shutting down the government — mostly because few people know what the debt ceiling really is.
"The debt ceiling is a symbolic issue where people are allowed to express their frustration about too much spending in Washington," he explains. "And that is very comfortable terrain for Republicans and better positioning than a government shutdown. I understand that may not be, in fact, what the debt ceiling is about, but I'm describing in a symbolic way how the debt ceiling is perceived."
But it was the speaker who was forced to agree to raise the debt ceiling because he made an assumption that turned out to be wrong. He thought that Obama, under threat of default, would negotiate. After all, Obama had done this before — in 2011 — to his and the Democrats' disadvantage.
"The surprise to the speaker, I would suggest, has clearly been ... the president coming out with this hard line that he won't talk to him until the president gets what he wants first," says David Winston, a GOP pollster who works closely with the House Republican leadership.
Public 'Ambivalence'
Democrats also made assumptions that turned out to be wrong. They assumed the speaker had a plan for what he and his members needed to make a deal.
But Boehner has been whipsawed by his conservatives, and he's had to make it up as he goes along. On Thursday, he couldn't even say what he would need to end the crisis.
"I don't want to put anything on the table; I don't want to take anything off the table," he said. "That's why we want to have this conversation."
Democrats also miscalculated the politics of a government shutdown. They assumed the pain of a government closure, along with negative public opinion polls, would make Republicans budge. Although Republicans are now talking about a temporary hike in the debt ceiling, they're still not planning to reopen the government.
That's because so far there has been little public clamor, says political scientist John Sides.
"There's a lot of ambivalence in the public. There's maybe slightly more people that blame Republicans than blame Obama or Democrats, but the blame measure is much more equivocal than it was during the last major government shutdown under Bill Clinton in 1995 and 1996," he says.
'A Different Set Of Assumptions'
The mighty fortress of redistricting, which shields most Republicans from serious re-election challenges, also insulates them from outside pressure. Sides says there's also the surprisingly widespread belief among conservatives that a default wouldn't be so bad.
"There's a great deal of skepticism that not raising the debt ceiling will create any kind of serious economic consequences for the United States," Sides says. "So I do think that they're operating from a different set of assumptions about the way the world works and what price they might have to pay or not pay in this case politically."
When it comes to the debt ceiling, Republicans have already paid a political price — they've dropped delaying or defunding the Affordable Care Act as a demand. Now they seem focused on getting a deal around taxes and entitlements.
But Obama hasn't indicated yet what, if anything, he's willing to do to help the Republicans get down from the increasingly shaky limb they've climbed onto.
So as we've heard, today, President Obama met with Senate Democrats, then he met with House Republicans. And right now, White House staff members are meeting with their counterparts from the House GOP leadership. That's a lot of talking, where just yesterday there was radio silence between the parties.
NPR's Mara Liasson joins us now to talk about what's changed. Hi, Mara.
MARA LIASSON, BYLINE: Hi, Melissa.
BLOCK: And one thing that has changed, which I mentioned earlier with Tamara Keith, is a new NBC-Wall Street Journal poll out today which shows the public overwhelmingly blaming the GOP, much more than the Democrats or the president, for what's going on.
LIASSON: That's right. It's by a 22-point margin, 53 percent of the public blames the Republican Party for the shutdown, 31 percent blames the president. That's a very wide margin. And one of the things that we've been watching throughout this whole standoff is when public opinion would reach a tipping point where it would really matter.
And one of the important features of modern politics is that most of the Republicans in the House of Representatives are insulated from national public opinion because their districts are so safe and they don't have to worry about a general election challenge. They just have to worry about a primary challenge from the right.
But this is the kind of poll that really could change that. Just one other thing in the poll, 24 percent of people have a favorable opinion of the Republican Party. That is the all-time low in the history of the Wall Street Journal poll.
BLOCK: Yeah, going back, I think, to 1989. I'm struck by the comment from the Republican pollster who carried out the poll, Bill McInturff. He calls this data toxic for the Republican Party.
LIASSON: Yes. This really is toxic and it has a ripple effect. And this often happens in polls, all of a sudden Obamacare is a little bit more popular; still under water but not by as much. And all of a sudden on the basic threshold question, do you think the government should do more to solve problems or less? Used to be split right down the middle, in June, 48 percent to 48 percent. Now, it's tilted to the Democrats' argument, 52 percent to 44 percent, people think the government should do more.
So this is what Bill McInturff also called an ideological boomerang. It's a break against the Republican position.
BLOCK: If you were to compare these numbers, Mara, with the polls that were conducted during the last government shutdown in '95 and '96, what would the comparison look like?
LIASSON: Well, they're worse right now. One of the things that we've been noticing is that up until now, they haven't been as bad as the polls were in the last shutdown. In other words, they haven't been as bad for Republicans. And that was one of the reasons why you were seeing the standoff go on and on and on. But now, it has surpassed the drubbing that the Republicans took in the polls back in that previous shutdown.
The poll also showed, this is an amazing number, 70 percent of people say congressional Republicans are putting politics first. The president comes out in this poll in pretty good shape. He's ticked down a little bit, but the only thing - the only warning this poll has for the president is by 43 to 40 percent, they do think that he should negotiate with the Republicans. And you know what, he's talking to them now. So I think he's satisfying the public's demand for at least conversations between the two parties.
BLOCK: Mara, here's one of those sort of, you know, pox on both their houses numbers in this poll. Six in ten Americans say if they could, they would defeat and replace every single member of Congress.
LIASSON: Yes. But that's not the same thing as saying, would you vote against your member of Congress...
BLOCK: Yeah, right.
LIASSON: ...and naming him. I mean, it really is different. But I think this could be a political tipping point. There was a reason why even though Wall Street was not squawking at all, as a matter of fact, as soon as they heard John Boehner say don't worry there won't be a default, Wall Street was very happy. So no pressure coming there. Certainly no pressure from conservative constituents at home. But this is the kind of thing that would get Republicans suing for peace.
BLOCK: OK. NPR national political correspondent Mara Liassson. Mara, thanks so much.
LIASSON: Thank you. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Lackey to the Red Sox in an $82.5-million, five-year deal pending a physical. The Red Sox have been tied to a lot of things, but this one seems to have come out of the blue. That's a lot of money and it probably precludes them signing Matt Holliday.
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The Phillies' bullpen is at full strength with the return today of reliever Chad Durbin from the disabled list.
Durbin's return comes at the expense of righthander Nelson Figueroa, who was designated for assignment for the second time this season by the Phillies.
Durbin, on the disabled list since June 24 with a strained right hamstring, pitched three perfect innings and struck out three in two rehab appearances with single-A Clearwater.
The Phillies decided to remove Figueroa from the roster rather than risk losing Rule 5 draft pick David Herndon, who is 0-2 with a 3.86 ERA.
Figueroa was 2-1 with a 3.46 ERA in 13 appearances. After being designated for assingnment earlier this season, Figueroa returned from triple-A Lehigh Valley and allowed one hit and no runs spanning four appearances and 7 1/3 innings. If you include the three starts he made for the IronPigs, he has allowed just 11 hits, two runs and struck out 25 batters in his last 26 1/3 innings. He had a 0.68 ERA during that stretch.
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Santa Cruz set for Malaga loan
Primera Division side Malaga have confirmed the signing of striker Roque Santa Cruz on a season-long loan from Manchester City.
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Fresno State football player Josh Harper hasn't felt quite right since fall camp. The sophomore wide receiver has been slowed by a number of nagging injuries, but he hopes to get healthy in time to help the Bulldogs secure a bowl bid over the final month of the season.
Fresno State football player Josh Harper hasn't felt quite right since fall camp. The sophomore wide receiver has been slowed by a number of nagging injuries, but he hopes to get healthy in time to help the Bulldogs secure a bowl bid over the final month of the season.
Harper, a former St. Mary's High standout, missed the past two games because of a groin injury, but he could return to the lineup as soon as Saturday when Fresno State visits New Mexico. The Bulldogs are 5-3 overall and 3-1 in their first season in the Mountain West Conference. They need one more win to become bowl eligible with remaining games against New Mexico, Hawaii, Nevada and Air Force, and a healthy Harper would be big for the Bulldogs.
"If I'm able to go, I'm definitely going to be back on the field," Harper said. "I'm anxious to play and I'm doing everything possible to get healthy again."
Harper appeared in 11 games and started three last season as a freshman, finishing third on the team with 497 receiving yards. He was expected to take on a leading role this season for first-year coach Tim DeRuyter after Jalen Saunders, a Stockton native who attended Elk Grove-Pleasant Grove High, transferred to Oklahoma, but Harper's body hasn't cooperated.
He missed the season opener against Weber State with an injury and made just two catches for 26 yards the following week against Oregon, but then his production started to pick up.
He had five catches for 52 yards against Colorado on Sept. 15 before setting career highs for receiving yards in each of the next two games, catching seven passes for 115 yards against Tulsa and nine passes for a career-high 120 yards against San Diego State.
He caught a touchdown pass for the fourth game in a row in a 28-7 victory over Colorado State on Oct. 6, but then, just as he was hitting his stride, Harper suffered a groin injury in practice the following week. The injury forced him to miss a 20-10 loss to 24th-ranked Boise State on Oct. 13 and last week's 42-14 victory over Wyoming.
"I was actually starting to feel good," Harper said. "I was starting to feel healthy again. I was feeling good with the offense. The ball was coming my way and I was making plays, but then I had a minor setback and I'm working hard to get back from that."
St. Louis Rams rookie Trumaine Johnson took a hard hit and left Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers with a hip injury, but the Edison graduate returned to play special teams in the third quarter.
Johnson was injured while trying to field an onside kick in the first quarter. Johnson was hit by Green Bay's Jarrett Bush and M.D. Jennings as he jumped for the ball, flipping him on his head. Johnson was not listed on the Rams' injury report Wednesday and will likely play when the Rams face the New England Patriots on Sunday in London.
Former St. Mary's star Chelsea Gray was one of 10 players named to the preseason All-Atlantic Coast Conference Team. Gray is entering her junior season at Duke, which was picked to win its fourth consecutive ACC title.
Gray was a first-team All-ACC selection and an All-American last season after averaging 12.5 points, 6.1 assists, 4.9 rebounds and 2.8 steals for the Blue Devils. She had a single-season school-record 201 assists and a single-game school record 13 assists against Pittsburgh.
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