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Full text SHORTRIDGE DAILY ECHO Vol. 70, No. 141 Shortridge High School, Indianapolis, Indiana Friday, April 19, 1968 MRS. HOLADAY LISTS DATES FOR TRYOUTS Information' concerning tryouts for commencement speaker has been announced by Mrs. Lucille Holaday of the English department. Seniors who are interested in representing the senior class and speaking for bhem at the commencement exercises in June are requested to try out. Wednesday, April 24, is the deadline for signing up for this activity. Those seniors who are Interested may see Mrs. Ho?**-jday during Periods 1, 2, 3, or 5 in Room 305. Deadline for the manuscripts to be given to Mrs. Holaday is May 1, but no manuscripts may be submitted unless the senior has registered by April (Continued on page four) Summer School To Open June 10 Enrollment has begun for the Shortridge Summer School for 1968. The summer school session will begin Monday, June 10, and end Friday, August 2. School wlll meet in regular sessions on two Saturdays—June 15 and June 22. There will be no school Thursday and Friday, July 4 and 5. Enrollment closes on June 12. No pupil may take more than two courses. Classes to be offered this summer include English, speed reading, math, history, foreign languages (French and Spanish), science, and business education. Also on the list are art, music, physical education, health and safety, and driver's education. Pupils who plan to enroll should see their counselors. 'WEE BEASTIES' NO CAUSE FOR ALARM, DECLARE PUPILS IN MICROBIOLOGY CLASS By Debbie Elam Does the discriminating bacterium choose homogenized, chocolate, skim, or buttermilk? A team of researchers directed by Miss Ruth Richards in her microbiology class has been conducing experiments to determine this matter. Milk Samples Examined by Class Samples drawn from ordinary cartons of milk from a local dairy were analyzed microscopically for traces of telltale organisms floating about. At last count homogenized and buttermilk had the edge over chocolate and skimmed for popular bacteria habitats. But rather than alarm milk drinkers with the notion of assorted "wee beasties" crawling around in their sealed cartons, the samples were all pronounced safe for human consumption. Actually, you can't buy completely "germ-free" milk unless you are willing to pay 40 cents a quart for certified Grade A. And, as any biologist realizes, that would be pointless considering the millions of tiny creatures everyone inhales from the air around him. If you are beginning to get worried, the only feasible solutions are wearing a face mask or moving to Antarctica, neither of which will entirely rid you of your little friends. JUNIORS TO SELECT QUEEN AT ANNUAL PROM TONIGHT, IN INDIANA ROOF BALLROOM Ollie Hackett's bath water will make an Interesting study in the upcoming water experiments. Other samples are being taken from the oanal, cisterns, and the pond at Butler. Other Experiments Planned for Study A variety of equipment is needed for these projects. Flasks and test tubes filled with mysterious looking colored liquids fill the metal racks. Small round dishes called petri plates contain cultures. Several colors of deep-staining dyes are in constant use. More familiar to most people are the all-Important microscope and the refrigerator, where cultures are stored. However, that large square "oven" is really an autoclave to sterilize materials. Members Enjoy Applying Knowledge The class requires the pupils to use initiative and reasoning and to think for themselves. Miss Richards' excellent training and ability are responsible for the high academic level of the class. It Is rewarding, though challenging. "I enjoy directly applying our knowledge," said sophomore Anna Mullen. "You learn much better seeing in practice what you read." The pupils have no regular textbook. Rather, they outline parts of several source books, and use their notebooks as texts. Tickets are $5.00 a couple for the Junior Prom to be held tonight at the Indiana Roof. The annual dance will last from 9:00- 12:00 p.m. Dave Hardlman and bhe Chromatics will play for the prom and Dave Baker, jazz musician, will be the featured soloist. "Reflections Of," this year's theme, will be "reflected" in the decorations. The decorations Patricia Hudson Draws Design for 'Sampler' Miss Jean Wells, head of the Shortridge English department, has announced the winners of the Spring Sampler cover contest. The winning design was entered by Patricia Hudson. Receiving second place was Van- dra Pentecost. Susan Bradakis and Linda Carter each received honorable mention. The judges for the contest were Mrs. Ruth Davis and Mrs. Ernestine McCree of the art department, and several student judges. The winning entry depicts a large flower on a bright yellow background. The Sampler will be published ln late May, according to Miss Wells. CHOIR TO SING THREE PIECES AT CONCERT May 6 is the rescheduled date for the second performance of this year's Choral Classic. A schedule conflict prevents the Indianapolis Symphony from playing Sunday, May 5, in Caleb Mills Hall, postponing the classic one day. All adult and student tickets marked "Sunday, May 5th" will now be good for Monday's performance, which begins at 8:00 p.m. The choir will sing three pieces. "In the Beginning" tells bhe story of Earth's creation. "The Oycle," which was performed by the a Cappella Choir five years ago, describes life as a continuous cycle. "Avodath Hakodesh" is the Jewish Sacred Service, sung in Hebrew. Robert Zalkin is the cantor soloist. Two soloists from the Shortridge choir are Elaine Chambers and Donna Stewart. committee has been working for several weeks in the homes of Harriet White, junior class vice president, and Bill Fatout, a junior. In charge of decorations are Oheryl Talley and Anne Lieber. Soft drinks may be purchased and pretzels will be furnished for refreshments. Prom parties have been given by four groups of three queen candidates each during this last week. The 12 candidates have been chosen and their pictures posed in the second floor display window by Room 209. The candidates are Sara Branson, Barb Burns, Patty Caldwell, Wanda Cole, Elaine Hart, Patzetta Jackson, Ilze Kurins, Ruth McNairy, Barb Smith, Mary Steichen, Janet Teter, and Rae Young. This year's Junior Prom chairmen are John Butsch and Dietra Moore. Teen Program to Be At Lawrence Saturday Lawrence Central High School is sponsoring a program called "Teen Talk Back" to be held Saturday, April 20, at 1:30 p.m. The purpose is to stress crime and the use of narcotics. Indianapolis Mayor Richard G. Lugar and Anthony Kuharlch, state director of penal institutions, will take part in the program. All pupils are urged to attend. There will be no admittance fee. Heart Board Members Aid County Project Any sophomore girl or boy who is interested in being the Shortridge representative to the Marion County Junior Heart Board should contact either Barb Smith or Risa Ann Rooker. The Junior Heart Board is an organization made up of juniors and seniors from each school in Marion County. It helps the Marion County Heart Board by stuffing packets and having a big money-making project during the year. The Junior Heart Board meets about once a month and the member learns much about heart disease and what is being done about it.


Mazda MX-5 will make more powerful - Mazda – most practicable fashion!
Mazda Company is exploring the possibility of creating charged modification of the MX-5 roadster new generation. This is with reference to the head of the international PR-department of the Japanese automaker said the publication Kudo Hidetosi Motoring.
«Mazda MX-5 of the current generation will stay in our lineup for about ten years, so we have a lot of time to do a lot of options. And we seriously consider the version with a turbocharged engine and MPS-modification "- said Hidetosi.
In Motoring suggest that the "hot" version of the MX-5 can get a 2.5-liter naturally aspirated engine family SkyActive-G, used in the Mazda3. However, Hidetosi noted that the company tends to the version with a turbocharged engine. This will keep the low weight, ideal weight, as well as to achieve the desired efficiency and environmental performance.
Roadster Mazda MX-5 a new generation debuted in September 2014. The model is built on a new platform, which provided her the lowest center of gravity in the history of the MX-5. New also turned out to be 100 pounds lighter than its predecessor.
New products will be offered with two atmospheric engine 1.5 and 2.0 family SkyActive. Returns the first is 131 horsepower and 150 Nm of torque, the second – 157 horsepower and 200 Nm.


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Quantitative anodic generation of cobalt (III) at glassy carbon in acetic acid. Coulometric titrations with the generated reagent
Tibor J. Pastor, Vojka V. Antonijević, Jiři Barek
Conditions are established for quantitative electrochemical generation of cobalt (III) at a glassy carbon working electrode in anhydrous acetic acid in the presence of potassium acetate, sodium acetate or sodium perchlorate. In anhydrous alkali-metal acetate solutions cobalt (III) is as stable as in the presence of acetic anhydride. The concentration of cobalt(III) in the solution is considerably decreased in the presence of small amounts of water. This phenomenon is much more pronounced in sodium perchlorate supporting electrolyte. Coulometric titration methods for the determination of hydroquinone, 2-methylhydroquinone and ascorbic acid with the generated oxidant have been developed. The errors of the determinations are less than ±2%.
Mikrochimica Acta
sodium perchlorate
cobalt(III)
coulometric titration
electrochemical generation
Pastor, T. J., Antonijević, V. V., & Barek, J. (1995). Quantitative anodic generation of cobalt (III) at glassy carbon in acetic acid. Coulometric titrations with the generated reagent. Mikrochimica Acta, 117(3-4), 153-160. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01244886
Quantitative anodic generation of cobalt (III) at glassy carbon in acetic acid. Coulometric titrations with the generated reagent. / Pastor, Tibor J.; Antonijević, Vojka V.; Barek, Jiři.
In: Mikrochimica Acta, Vol. 117, No. 3-4, 01.09.1995, p. 153-160.
Pastor, TJ, Antonijević, VV & Barek, J 1995, 'Quantitative anodic generation of cobalt (III) at glassy carbon in acetic acid. Coulometric titrations with the generated reagent', Mikrochimica Acta, vol. 117, no. 3-4, pp. 153-160. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01244886
Pastor TJ, Antonijević VV, Barek J. Quantitative anodic generation of cobalt (III) at glassy carbon in acetic acid. Coulometric titrations with the generated reagent. Mikrochimica Acta. 1995 Sep 1;117(3-4):153-160. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01244886
Pastor, Tibor J. ; Antonijević, Vojka V. ; Barek, Jiři. / Quantitative anodic generation of cobalt (III) at glassy carbon in acetic acid. Coulometric titrations with the generated reagent. In: Mikrochimica Acta. 1995 ; Vol. 117, No. 3-4. pp. 153-160.
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BlackRadioIsBack Flashback Videos of the Day: Ella Fitzgerald, Mahalia Jackson & Dinah Shore | BlackRadioIsBack.com - Official Blog of the Syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast!
I was up late on night watching PBS after working a night shift a few years back (yes, my life can be a thrill a minute at times) and they had this special on about Dinah Shore.
Being a popular culture history geek and there being nothing on my cable system around 1 in the morning, I decided to watch until sleep took over.
One of the things I thought was pretty cool was the fact she had a lot of Black Music talent on her show (especially at that time frame) and that one of the people she admired and was sweating HARD was jazz singer and legend (even then) Ella Fitzgerald.
Some good person on Youtube liked the jazzy duet action they did on the show like me, so I wanted to share it with y'all.
Harmonizing is a part of a good duet...take notes, especially since this was before Pro Tools, Multi-Tracking, 21st Century Studio Magic, etc.
Wow, did know all that.


Cambridge fraud busting technology business Featurespace has tripled headcount at its young Atlanta office in the US in less than 18 months. By Q4 it will have 40 people as opposed to the four who launched the base. The company has also now appointed Laura Gibson as US director of operations to support ongoing international expansion for the UK enterprise.
She will not only support its growth initiatives but also development of client support teams in North America.
CEO Martina King said Featurespace had received a terrific reception and demand for its technology since setting up in Georgia.
Based on Cambridge University IP, Featurespace has become a leading machine learning Adaptive Behavioural Analytics fraud and risk management company globally.
Gibson has a stellar CV and has had more than 13 years' experience in the financial services industry; she previously served as IT Program Director at Charlotte, N.C.-based Ally Bank, project manager at Wells Fargo and technology project analyst at Bank of America.
Her experience includes strategic program development and the implementation of multi-channel IT solutions, with a focus on profitability and revenue growth.
Featurespace became the first machine learning company in Atlanta after expanding from the UK in late 2017. Since that time, it has more than tripled its US team of financial services and technology experts, data scientists and engineers.
Martina King said: "To be heading for 40 staff before the end of the year is a phenomenal show of faith in our technology by American customers. It utterly vindicates our decision to establish a presence there to open up new US and global business.
"Our successful expansion is attributed to attracting the most qualified individuals who embrace our mission to deliver unsurpassed levels of fraud and risk detection to our clients around the globe.
This year, Featurespace announced the completion of a $32.3 million funding round and an expansion into Singapore. Its ARIC™ Fraud Hub is deployed in financial institutions globally where it risk scores more than 50 billion transaction and account interactions for its clients, which include TSYS, Worldpay and 17 banks in the US, UK and Latin America.


We're in the middle of week two of bootcamp. I'm feeling stronger, faster and generally have more energy than I did in the beginning. The meals are getting easier as I get into the habit of eating six times a day. I have the additional benefit of needing to cook at home in order to meet my daily allowance of protein, carbs and vegetables while minimizing my fat intake. This has been great for me since I love to cook, but often find excuses why we need to go out to dinner instead. I've taken quite a bit of inspiration lately from Rick Bayless' Mexican Everyday where the meals are healthy and relatively quick to prepare. Rick's Chicago restaurant, Frontera Grill/Topolobampo, is one of my favorites and a must-do when I am in the windy city. As a huge Mexican food fan its nice to see some more healthy alternatives to what most Americans think Mexican food is. Not that the cheese filled and fried foods aren't good... they are! But they are not on my eating plan at the moment.
Interestingly, I'm already noticing significant changes in my body composition. I've lost more than two inches off my waist already! Clothes that didn't fit 2 weeks ago now fit. Clothes than I haven't fit into in more than 2 years now fit, as well! By the time I get back on the road for work (May?) I'm going to need to buy a new wardrobe! This is seriously cool stuff.
At the doctor's office yesterday it was noted that I have lost 18 pounds since the last time I saw her! (2006? At the time I was pushing 210 pounds, near my heaviest weight.) That means I am down about 9 pounds since the beginning of March. W00t!
There's still 2.5 weeks of boot camp left in March and I'm already considering joining again in April. Boot camp and a newborn. It sounds crazy. It probably IS crazy. But I'm committed to being in the best shape of my life by the time I turn 35 in July! I'm already in the best shape of my life, I'm just hoping to continue that trend, increasing my strength and endurance while bringing my weight down to a healthy level that I can maintain for the remainder of my life.


YouTube is still the number one video delivery platform in the world. Many professionals use YouTube's "unlisted" setting to deliver roughs and collect feedback in the comments.
When you need to augment YouTube's best-in-class consumer video experience with timestamped notes and tools for professionals, follow these instructions on how to add a YouTube video to Remark.


Learning HTML, Should You Bother?
The most popular method to build webpages today is to use WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) software. Microsoft FrontPage and Macromedia Dreamweaver are prime examples of WYSIWYG software. Both programs allow you to create webpages as though you were creating a document with your favourite word processing software like Microsoft Word or WordPerfect. Its as simple as entering paragraphs, headings and inserting clipart or images.
WYSIWYG software like those listed above are prefect for beginner webpage builders who want webpages constructed quickly without having to learn HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language).
All webpages are brought to life using HTML codes, regardless what webpage building software is used. WYSIWYG programs simply create the HTML codes as you construct a webpage (in the background, without you knowing), so you don't need to understand them.
This is without a doubt the biggest advantage over any other type of webpage building programs. It means that if you can press keys on a keyboard, you have what is required to create your very own webpage!
However, most WYSIWYG programs don't give you absolute, total control over webpage design (ie, exactly the way you want the page to look). There are design limitations.
For example, you may want to place headings, sub headings and a navigation menu in a particular arrangement on the webpage, but no matter how many times you try, the program won't permit such placement or position them correctly. This is one big disadvantage of WYSIWYG programs if you desire a custom look to all your webpages.
Knowledge of HTML, however, can assist you to overcome such design shortfalls in WYSIWYG programs. How is this possible? Let me explain.
If you understand HTML codes, then you understand why webpages appear the way they do in a web browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox. This is powerful stuff because the moment you change/modify HTML codes, the webpage will take on a new design/appearance.
And don't forget that HTML codes are exact, giving you total freedom over how everything appears on the webpage. Most WYSIWYG programs allow you to view and modify the HTML codes. As you can see, knowledge of HTML is beneficial.
The downside to HTML is the learning curve. It takes time to understand how HTML works and why, but once you know, using HTML to create totally custom designed webpages is easy. For the beginner, HTML can be challenging, but don't despair because there are HTML tutorials available that teach you basic and advanced HTML in a matter of days!
So the question is - Should you bother learning HTML to build webpages? The answer - yes and no.
It is obvious that WYSIWYG software speeds up production of webpage development regardless of your knowledge on how to build webpages. However, to further refine and tune your webpages exactly to your liking, it is usually necessary to add and modify HTML codes. So yes, HTML is worthwhile learning if you are unsatisfied with the webpages produced by WYSIWYG software.
There is little point learning HTML if you are 100% satisfied with the webpages made with WYSIWYG software.
One thing is certain. Using WYSIWYG software and learning HTML codes is the answer for those of us who want webpages made exactly to our requirements. Learning HTML is not as hard as you think. To get started, simply search any major search engine like Google, Yahoo or MSN using the search phrase "html tutorials", its that easy!
Les Pinczi is the creator of interactive HTML learning software to help you learn how to create a web page in hours!
Site Rubix - This is a slick online tool that will allow you to create websites quicky without having to know a lick of HTML or CSS. Pretty easy to learn, especially if you actually look at the online documentation! Also comes with hosting and the entire Wealthy Affiliate system.
XsitePro - This is a nifty WYSIWYG editor that is easier to use than FrontPage or Dreameaver, though maybe not quite as powerfull as Dreamweaver. No knowledge of CSS or HTML is needed, though it's helpful sometimes. Comes with an excellent tutorial. By the way, this site is built with XSP.


The Incredible Hulk was introduced by Marvel Comics in 1962 and since then he has appeared in movies, in television series, cartoons, and even in computer games. There have been many Incredible Hulk action figures created over the years and these have been quite successful; they remain sought after today and some have even become collectables.
Since its creation of the character the action figures have gone through periods of being very popular; especially with the release of big budget movies or when the TV show was popular during the late seventies and early eighties. There is just something really captivating about the idea of a man that can turn into an unbeatable monster when he gets angry.
Toy Biz released a collection of Incredible Hulk figures back in 2003 called Hulk classics. Series one of this line of toys included Smart Hulk, Super Poseable Savage hulk, Abomination, and Joe Fixit Hulk. The second series of Hulk classics featured; Gamma Punch Hulk, War Hulk, Absorbing Man, and Mecha Hulk.
The toy manufacturer Hasbro has also produced a line of action figures called Hulk; these focus more on the comic book characters. There are about eight characters in the series including; King Hulk, The End, Son of Hulk, Savage Grey Hulk, Wendigo, Savage She-Hulk,Doc Samson, and Absorbing Man.
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The Incredible Hulk is often viewed as being similar to the story of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The tale begins when top scientist Bruce Banner is accidently hit by gamma rays. He is conducting an experiment and needs to save a youngster who has wandered into the testing area; he saves the teen but pays the price for his heroics.
The gamma rays change Bruce Banner in a way that nobody could have predicted. In the original stories it was sundown that caused him to transform into a hideous monster with super-strength; in later versions of the story his transformation is triggered by emotional states. Thus you have the Hulk's most famous catchphrase, "don't make me angry, you wouldn't like me when I'm angry".
The Hulk would usually use his powers only for good but occasionally he would lose control of his emotions and he would be unable to stop the transformation into the Hulk. In most versions of the story the Hulk is far less intelligent and reasonable then Bruce Banner; he is the type of monster that likes to hit first and ask questions later. The fact that his strength almost has no limits means that he is not the type of character who you want to get on the bad side of.
The main good guy in the Incredible Hulk is a physicist called Dr Bruce Banner. He becomes exposed to a gamma bomb during an experiment and this means that he now turns into a mutant who has incredible strength. This change is triggered initially by the sun going down but in later stories it occurs when he is Bruce is experiencing high emotional states.
Betty Ross Banner is the Bruce Banner's wife. She was later transformed into Mr. Blue and was able to assist her husband who was now the Hulk.
Doc Samson is Bruce Banner's psychiatrist. He became exposed to some of the Hulk's gamma rays and this meant that he too has some superhuman powers.
Doctor Strange is leader of the Avengers and he looks upon the hulk as if he were his son. Doctor Strange is described as the greatest sorcerer on Earth.
She-Hulk is Bruce's cousin and she developed similar abilities after he needed to provide her with an emergency blood transfusion.
It is hard to believe that anyone would be silly enough to become an enemy of the Incredible Hulk; such people do exist though.
The Absorbing Man is able drank a special liquid created by the god Loki. He is now able to absorb the properties of anything he touches. This ability to become anything he touches makes him a scary dude, but luckily he is no match for the Incredible Hulk.
Hulkbusters are a special military outfit which has been created for only one purpose; to capture and kill the Hulk.
Abomination was originally created by a witch's coven. He is able to heal himself and has great strength and speed. The Hulk does not find Abomination to be much of a challenge.
The Collector is an ancient being who travels the universe looking for things to collect. He decides that he wants to add the Hulk to his collection and that was his first mistake.
John Ryker believes that the Hulk's blood can somehow cure his wife who is dying. He ruthlessly chases after the Hulk hoping to somehow capture him. The fact that he is a military general makes the task a bit easier, but not much.


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Netflix Announces Lead Cast for Anime Adaptation of Komiks Series 'Trese'
Attention, comic buffs: Netflix has finally found their Alexandra Trese, and let's just say that our favorite occult detective is in very good hands. The streaming giant revealed in 2018 its plans to create an original anime series based on the horror/supernatural graphic novel Trese. A brainchild of writer Budjette Tan and illustrator Kajo Baldisimo, 'Trese' […]
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Lead voice cast revealed for Netflix Original Anime Series,TRESE
Attention, comic buffs: Netflix has finally found their Alexandra Trese, and let's just say that our favorite occult detective is in very good hands.
The streaming giant revealed in 2018 its plans to create an original anime series based on the horror/supernatural graphic novel Trese. A brainchild of writer Budjette Tan and illustrator Kajo Baldisimo, 'Trese' follows the story of detective Alexandra Trese, who deals with the crimes of malevolent supernatural beings. The story takes place mainly in Manila, where the mythical creatures of Philippine folklore live in hiding amongst the people.
Fans of the award-winning komiks series would be delighted to know that Netflix is keeping its word. As a matter of fact, it just announced today, March 8, that it has already found the persons lending their voice to the iconic Alexandra Trese. Filipino actress Liza Soberano (My Ex and Whys, Alone/Together) will voice Alexandra Trese in the Filipino language version of the series. Meanwhile, Filipino-Canadian actress Shay Mitchell– best known as Emily Fields in the drama series Pretty Little Liars– will voice the lead character in the English version.
"It's an honor to be the voice of an iconic character such as Alexandra Trese," says Liza Soberano in a press release. "I'm a huge fan of Budjette and KaJO's award-winning Trese comics. Maraming salamat! Excited na ako!"
'Trese' is executive produced by Jay Oliva (Wonder Woman, The Legend of Korra), who is as excited to work with the actresses as we are to watching them once the anime arrives on the streaming platform this 2021. Speaking about the lead cast, the American filmmaker said, "As a fan of the komiks, I knew that the title role of Alexandra Trese was going to be challenging to cast for the animated series. It is important for the voice talent to embrace the layered character to fully become Alexandra Trese. My concerns went away as soon as Shay Mitchell stepped into the recording booth."
"Shay's Alexandra exceeded my expectations and she delivers a performance of strength, determination and family duty that is at the very core of the character. If that wasn't enough, imagine my delight when we confirmed Liza Soberano joining the Filipino voice cast! I am a big fan of hers and she fits the character so well. Having Liza play Alexandra Trese for the series makes this project even more special to me and my team!"
Shay Mitchell, who also stars in Netflix's buzzed-about psychological thriller, You, shares the same thoughts. "I'm so excited to be a part of a unique and amazing project like Trese, and to voice a character as brilliant as Alexandra Trese. Philippine folklore is rich and fascinating, and I am thrilled to be a part of the team bringing this story to life."
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Rail services cancelled after train derailed in Cornwall - live updates
The train has come off the tracks between Liskeard and Looe
Graeme Wilkinson
Updated 09:44, 15 FEB 2019
The GWR trains which run on the Looe branch line
Rail services have been cancelled on a line in Cornwall after a train has derailed early on Friday morning.
The train is reported to have come off the tracks on the branch line between Liskeard and Looe.
All services on the line, which are run by Great Western Railway, have been suspended. The incident was first reported shortly after 6am.
There are no reports that anyone was injured in the incident. It has been described a "slow speed derailment".
Warning of traffic lights on A30 at St Erth in west Cornwall to bring delays
Updates on this incident will appear below as we have them.
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No passengers involved
GWR has confirmed that no passengers were involved in the derailment early this morning. A spokesman for the company said the train was not in service at the time but was being moved as part of the rolling stock. He said: "We will operate a replacement bus shuttle service until the train can be rerailed. Unfortunately I don't have a timeframe as yet as to when that will be."
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GWR said it is operating a replacement bus service for passengers between Liskeard and Looe today. The spokesman for the rail company said the circumstances of the derailment was now under investigation.
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Network Rail said: "A low speed derailment between Liskeard and Looe means that all lines are blocked between these stations.
It is currently expected that trains will be unable to operate in either direction until the end of the day."
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Абд ар-Рахман II (ан-Насир Абу-л-Мутарриф Абд ар-Рахман II ибн Хакам, ) (792, Кордова — 22 сентября 852, Толедо) — эмир кордовского эмирата с 822. Правнук Абд ар-Рахмана I.

Он покровительствовал наукам и искусству, отличался веротерпимостью. По иным сведениям при нём пострадали многие Кордовские мученики. Большой размах строительства при Абд ар-Рахмане II вызвал усиление налогового гнёта, что привело к массовым восстаниям.

Добродушный от природы, он позволил влиять на государственные дела женщинам из гарема и временщикам. Политические интриги сопровождали весь период его правления.

В 837 году вернул Толедо благодаря начавшимся в городе разногласиям между христианами и ренегатами, восстановив местный дворец.

В 844 году отразил набег викингов, высадившихся в Кадисе, занявших Севилью (за исключением цитадели) и напавших на Кордову.

После смерти эмира сакалиба закрыли ворота крепости, чтобы не пропустить эту новость в город.

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LOST SOULS… AN AVENGERS: AoU REVIEW
Posted byIzod April 18, 2015 Posted inUncategorized
The embargo is over. SPOILER WARNING, here's my review of #AgeofUltron. And let's state it: I wasn't impressed.
I went to see the movie last tuesday. I didn't have any expectations. But I still got out with a headache. It strikes me that what made Marvel movies work from the beginning can't work with such an ensemble cast. Somewhere in the universe, superhero movies have lost their souls.Special effects, 3D, technology… Everything is thrown at us to make us go to the movie, spend an expensive moment with our family and have the impression that those 14 dollars/13 euros aren't spent for nothing.
Apart from giving you the impression that this 2.20hrs movie (rumored to have been an hour longer in the editing room) is an overstuffed, over controlled movie, Avengers 2 looks like the end of something.
How bigger can a movie be? How more cities can you destroy? This cycle has to stop.
I personnally have blockbuster fatigue (I blame Man of Steel for giving me that). And Joss Whedon is tired. He needs to rest.
He's been very very discreet up to now regarding the movie. Just saying it has been hard. You can tell. He must have struggled. As in any Marvel movie, you can feel the hand of the studio. But Marvel has been very capable of handling its movies up to now, with zero commercial failures (probably the only case in Hollywood history, I don't know) and very little critical ones (Iron Man 2 and Thor 2 being the flicks usually described as the weakest links).
Let's tear it down piece by piece, shall we?
• Iron Man: He's still THE Man, but you can feel how he's distancing himself from the Avengers as the movie goes on. We already know that Tony Stark will be in Captain America: Civil War, but he could've stopped his journey in Age of Ultron. Next movie will be an encore, but the Robert Downey Jr days as Iron Man are numbered.
• Captain America: the leader of the pack but more like a robot to me. Due to the nature of that movie, everything that made Steve Rogers a compelling and loving character is gone. He's just a soldier and a team leader and does that well. Too bad. I really loved Captain America : The Winter Soldier because Cap is way more than that.
• Hulk: probably the character that was the cherished the most by Whedon in Age of Ultron. He gets a great deal of screen time and his role is important. The dynamic duo he makes with Iron Man works well. He's also the only Avenger who has an emotional journey and sees his relationship with another Avenger, Black Widow, go somewhere. Too bad some useless one liners ruin the party sometimes. And my guts tell me, considering how the character ends, that when he shows up again in Avengers 3, he'll be the star of the show and fighting in an Alien arena somewhere, just like in the fan-favorite Planet Hulk storyline.
• Ultron: I personnally don't like the look of the movie Ultron. But it's just me. No, the biggest problem to me is how openly Shakespearian that robot is. I don't buy his crusade. He's not a cruel, ruthless robot. He's not scary like the T-1000. He's a very human (and disturbed) character. And things are happening way too fast for him. He's established very quickly as the main villain, he's supposed to be unstoppable, being able to be everywhere at the same time, yet, he's defeated. There's something wrong in the way Ultron behaves himself and the way he acts. So with such a villain, the movie can't hit the jackpot.
• Vision: Badass, nuanced, interesting. Obviously gets some of the best moments in the movie. Making J.A.R.V.I.S the Vision was a no-brainer. And as the A.I evolved, and was with Tony Stark from the beginning of the Avengers Initiative, that makes him the perfect team member. He understands the concept better than anyone, and you can tell by how he shapes his own costume that he respects his teammates a lot. Plus : Paul Bettany, ladies! What a great actor.
• Quicksilver/Scarlet Witch: they clearly suffered in this cut. It's been said that most of their backstory has been left in the editing room. Unfortunately, the characters seem abridged. And the fate of Pietro/Quicksilver looks like a waste of talent. Marvel being Marvel, I wouldn't be surprised to see the character return in the Inhumans movie. Side note: both characters speak english with a russian accent. Okay. This is the way those characters were introduced in the comics. But why does a whole country, even fictional, speaks english with a russian accent during all the movie? This is über goofy.
• Black Widow/Hawkeye: the "other" duo from the first movie has changed. They were best friends, sometimes flirting. Now, they're brothers and sisters. I expected Black Widow's situation to pick up where The Winter Soldier left it, but no mention of that (no time?). Hawkeye is the character that has probably the most non-battle screen time with Banner. He has his own storyline. And Joss Whedon gives a lot of humanity to the character by making him a very different kind of hero. He's the least powerful character in the team, the most vulnerable. Yet, his role is instrumental here. I don't necessarily buy his double life and what that other life is. But I guess this gives the movie most of its humanity (or what's left of it). He gets a happy ending, and, just like with Iron Man, you feel Hawkeye's tenure as an Avenger could end here.
Plot/dialogues:
It has its moments. Good lines, good acting. But the movie is just too exhausting, too big to let the characters breathe. There's too much information. Too much everything. And when you see a new fighting sequence happen, you're just left wondered "Why?". Again, I think those blockbusters lost their souls in those giant scale CGI battles.
Something else bugged me: there are some repeats. Elements from Avengers 1 were reused in the same fashion in the second opus. Like Loki's sceptre. How many times can you do that trick?
There's also something intruiguing. Marvel keeps on telling everyone that "all is connected". But you never get the impression it is quite the case in Avengers Age of Ultron. The movie exists in its own pocket universe. Okay, the demise of SHIELD is mentioned. But it's like it was a minor fact. Nick Fury still has access to vast resources (even a hellicarrier!). And you don't understand quite frankly what happened between Iron Man 3 (where, in the end, Tony Starks destroys all his armors) and Avengers: Age of Ultron where, he's just back in the suit as usual, funding everything and plotting crazy stuff on the side. It'll be interesting to see how the event in that movie will play on the Agents of SHIELD series. In the first tier of Age of Ultron, the Avengers beat Hydra. And the evil version of SHIELD has been a constant menace on the fledgling TV series for two seasons.
As I wrote this, like a therapy maybe, I thought myself: "after all, that wasn't that bad". It wasn't. Still. I didn't enjoy it as much as I thought I would. I think Marvel, just like other studios, have to scale down those movies to put more humanity, more emotions in those blockbusters. Television is more relevant today than movies because they have time. A whole season to make you care about characters. It's hard in a two hour blockbuster. And harder when you have to give your stars screen time. Maybe the whole Avengers movie concept wasn't the best of things? It works so well with individual characters. Creatively, something's wrong. And with the growing roster of Marvel characters, the studio has to pay attention: how many characters can you cram into a movie like this? And more important : do you have to? In comics, Avengers change from a mission to another. If the next two movies are just that, missions with a mix of old and new Avengers, it will work. But Age of Ultron is proving that you can't duplicate a formula. The second Avengers movie is too close to the first one in spirit. When Marvel follows what I'll call "the Captain America example", it works. Making very different movies with the same characters : THAT is something I want to see.
So, Marvel, go and make me excited again in the future!
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djeric68
Looks like a fun piece of gear. Just pledged my $.
Any plans to make it 19" rack mount?
The ILDA input sounds like a good idea too.
Eric in New Orleans
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I'll talk to Andrew about the idea being able to bolt rack ears on it.
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laserist
Okay, can I just say that ILDA was the F...ing worst thing that ever happened to laser shows? If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. I've seen two different "lumia" "shows" here in the last two weeks where the "choreographer" thought strobing the lumia was a good idea. Hammer/f...ing/nail - rent a clue - see if you can cope with it...
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Originally Posted by laserist
I hate to feed the trolls and have yet another thread derailed by the "artist" formerly known as but... The tools don't make the artist. Any artist can use any tool. Some are dismal at it, others are amazing. I've seen sheet-metal art that dispels the hammer bit but it's hyperbole, I know. Thing is, using ilda as a function generator is not just using a hammer. Laserium recorded bits of their shows that, granted, were artist generated but parts were still canned and the laserist would manipulate the canned show while adding in live elements. Magnetic tape or ilda... doesn't matter, still a canned seed.
Art is a passion and "artist" is not a status so, get over yourself. You are a Laserium laserist but you wear it like a badge. I see no passion there. Just self-righteousness. Why the fuck do you care what others use as their medium? If they are poor at creation and/or execution, they will fail. You're like the painter that said photography would ruin art.
Anyway, I am done with this conversation. Sorry to do this in your thread, Chris. Your last video is pretty awesome. I have no doubt you will be presenting this lovely device at SELEM. I hope someone gets video of the demonstration, if there is one.
Way back when, we (at laserium) shared with each other things that worked and didn't work - at all. (because - well - there was this thing called an audience - way back when...) Pretty much, we all came to believe that strobing the audience was a bad f...ing thing to do, if you think it's just another artistic choice, run with that..., but just perhaps your software is constraining your creativity...
buffo
I've seen two different "lumia" "shows" here in the last two weeks where the "choreographer" thought strobing the lumia was a good idea.
So based on two shows you didn't personally care for, you jump to the conclusion that ILDA is the worst thing that ever happened to laser shows? How does that follow? Do you honestly believe that those two lumia shows represent the entire body of laser show artwork?
I think what you meant to say is that ILDA is the worst thing to happen to the shows that *you* used to like, because you prefer that everything be just the way you like it, and to hell with what other people might want to experiment with or enjoy.
rent a clue - see if you can cope with it
Pot.kettle.black. You need to rent a clue, as it's abundantly clear that you *can't* cope with it. NEWSFLASH: Not everyone agrees with your personal tastes. More to the point: art is, and as always been, subjective. How is it that you've been in the industry this long and you still haven't figured that out?
To give you an example: I don't particularly care for hardstyle/jumpstyle EDM. Given your old-school comments in the past, and the fact that we're likely from the same generation, I'll venture a guess that you don't care for it either. But regardless of our personal tastes, that doesn't take anything away from the people who *love* this music, or the laserists who produce choreographed shows for this music. Who are you to deny them their enjoyment?
Would I pay to go to a laser show featuring hardstyle music? Probably not. But that doesn't mean I'm going to shit all over someone else's work - especially when they clearly have a passion for it. Sure, I might offer some suggestions, but if they want to do things their own way, so be it. I don't have to go to that show, and neither do you. There's lots of other laser artwork that does appeal to me. And guess what? Most of that new artwork owes a debt to ILDA.
Way back when, we (at laserium) shared with each other things that worked and didn't work - at all.
Do you honestly believe that this doesn't happen anymore? Come on - get with the times already! There are these new things called Laser Enthusiast's Meetings - perhaps you've heard of them? It's a chance for hobbyists and budding artists to get together with industry professionals and share information while enjoying the artwork and the camaraderie.
Instead of pissing and moaning about the new generation of talent-lacking laserists, why not come out and meet some of them in person? At least that way instead of sharing between "each other at laserium" (which doesn't do anything but perpetuate laserium-style shows), you can share with people who weren't even alive when laserium was a thing, and might still not even know what laserium was all about. And who knows? You might become enamored with what some people are doing with their modern take on old-school abstracts (like the Radiator, for example).
Seriously dude - the "I was doing lasers when you were a child" routine is getting old. We get it - you've been there and done that. But don't get so arrogant that you miss the new stuff happening now. You're never so old that you can't learn something new (and I say that as a grandfather).
There are two kinds of fool. One says, "This is old, therefore it is good." The other says, "This is new, therefore it is better." - Dean Inge
When you pick up a guitar for the first time and you play around with it - everybody knows you can't play. Laser stuff is pretty much innately pretty - even when it sucks. There is so much more technology available today. So many more people using it, but Sturgeon's law still dominates. You look at the past for a reality check - If people "way back when" we doing stuff worse than today - that's great - if you're just doing different stuff than yesterday and you don't realize it's because your tools and worse your understanding of those tools is simply the reason it looks different - well I'm not going to pretend all is well in laserville.
araugh
blah, blah, get off my lawn
Post some videos of your latest work. I'd love to learn where the threshold is for what is truly art.
In an attempt to steer this thread back to the actual topic at hand, here's some footage from a recent performance I did with the Radiator.
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Are you planning to have one of the latest versions of Radiator available at SELEM for some hands-on demonstrations?
I figure that's probably all it would take to push me over the "gotta' have that, take my money" abyss, LOL...
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Bismah Maroof to lead Pakistan in T20Is, ODIs against Windies
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Maroof had earlier stepped down from the post ahead of the World T20 recently. © Getty
Bismah Maroof will lead Pakistan in their upcoming T20I series and the three-match series of the ICC Women's ODI Championship against the West Indies, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Friday (January 25). Maroof was Pakistan's regular captain but she stepped down from the post ahead of the ICC World T20 last year after recovering from a sinus surgery and played the tournament under Javeria Khan's captaincy.
A four-member committee headed by former men's Test cricketer Jalaluddin also announced 14-member squads for the two series. The other members of the committee were Asmavia Iqbal (former player), Mark Coles (women's team coach), and Maroof.
Pakistan women take on the Windies side in three T20Is in Karachi in what will be a major boost to the PCB's efforts to revive international cricket in the country. The two sides then travel to Dubai for three ODIs on February 7, 9 and 11.
"It's always a privilege to be appointed captain of your country," said Maroof, who has 98 ODIs and 92 T20Is under her belt. "But to be named captain in a home series against a tough side like the West Indies, that too when international cricket is making a steady return to Pakistan, is a huge honour. We have a good side, a side that has matured and blossomed in the past few months. I am sure we will put up strong performances across both the formats.
"I want to thank the West Indies women's cricket team for agreeing to visit Karachi. This visit will help them see and understand the passion for cricket in Pakistan. We have great friends in the West Indies women's team, and this relationship and respect will only strengthen now."
Maroof will look towards Sana Mir, the senior most member of the side and number one ranked bowler in the ICC ODI rankings for women, for guidance in what promises to be a challenging series for the home side. The Windies women will play a series in Pakistan after almost 15 years. They were the last non-Asian side to visit the country in 2004. During the tour, they played a Test -that ended in a draw- and a seven-match ODI series, which they won quite comprehensively with a 2-5 margin.
"This will be a very emotional series," Mir said. "Not only will we be celebrating the West Indies' women's cricket team to Karachi, but also remembering Sharmeen Khan, one of the pioneers of women's cricket in Pakistan, who sadly passed away late last month. The thoughts and prayers of the entire side are with the family and friends of Sharmeen Khan.
"The T20I series against a top country like the West Indies is an opportunity for the young women cricketers as well as the parents to bring their children and help them fall in love with this game. The quality of cricket will be good and I am confident all the spectators will have a good time."
T20I squad: Bismah Maroof (C), Aiman Anwar, Aliya Riaz, Anam Amin, Diana Baig, Irum Javed, Javeria Khan, Nashra Sandhu, Natalia Pervaiz, Nida Dar, Sana Mir, Sidra Amin, Sidra Nawaz (WK), Omaima Sohail
ODI squad: Bismah Maroof (C), Aiman Anwar, Aliya Riaz, Diana Baig, Javeria Khan, Kainat Imtiaz, Nahida Khan, Nashra Sandhu, Nida Dar, Saba Nazir, Sana Mir, Sidra Amin, Sidra Nawaz (WK), Omaima Sohail
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A budget of £315 million was allocated by the government to be spent through the IETF. BEIS manages England, Wales and North Ireland's share of the fund (£289 million) with Innovate UK delivering the competition along with the Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN). £26 million of the allocated funding is granted to the Scottish Industrial Energy Transformation Fund (SIETF) with an additional £8 million from the Scottish government for a total of £34 million to spend.
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Against dramatic views of the downtown skyline and Interstate 10's constant hum, second graders at 24th Street Elementary School plant and water vegetable seeds. An older child takes a soil sample for pH testing. A small class gathers beneath a pergola to discuss crop rotation. This scene and others like it are becoming common at schools across the county, helped by nonprofit groups such as the Garden School Foundation and EnrichLA, which are connecting children to the food they eat. More than 700 L.A. County schools have installed gardens, with local chefs lining up to support them. "It's their space to experiment with," says foundation director Julia Cotts of 24th Street's acre and a half of gardens. Children collaborated with their parents in the creation of a Latino heritage area, which boasts tree spinach and epazote. Over at a native medicinal plot, mallow, mugwort, and several sage varieties sprawl across the ground. Chefs including Evan Kleiman, Mozza's Nancy Silverton, and Cooks County's Roxana Jullapat periodically step away from their stoves to conduct cooking workshops. Jullapat believes school gardens are "impacting where it counts" and raises funds through Bakers Will Bake, an annual sale of pastries at the Hollywood Farmers' Market. This year's event, to be held April 13, benefits the Garden School Foundation.
At Thomas Starr King Middle School in Los Feliz, Tomás O'Grady gazes at what was once a parking lot until his EnrichLA converted it to a flourishing swath of soil in 2008. The group has since planted gardens at 54 schools. "More and more students are eating what they've actually grown," says O'Grady.
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De secundaire structuur van een nucleïnezuur is de manier waarop de nucleotideketen met zichzelf of met een andere nucleotideketen verbonden is via basenparing. DNA- en RNA-moleculen hebben zeer verschillende secundaire structuren: DNA is dubbelstrengs en bestaat uit een continue dubbele helix, RNA bevat vaak zelfcomplementaire sequenties die zorgen dat het RNA met zichzelf kan basenparen waardoor het in lokale elementen wordt opgevouwen.

De secundaire structuur komt bij biologische moleculen altijd tot stand via waterstofbruggen. In een niet-biologische context is de secundaire structuur een belangrijk aspect bij het ontwerpen van nucleïnezuurstructuren voor DNA-nanotechnologie. Het patroon van de basenparen bepaalt de secundaire structuur en uiteindelijk de algehele ruimtelijke vorm van een nucleïnezuur.

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Basenparing
Wanneer twee nucleotiden op tegenover elkaar liggende complementaire DNA- of RNA-strengen waterstofbruggen vormen, noemt men dit een basenpaar. In de conventionele Watson-Crick-basenparing vormt adenine (A) een basenpaar met thymine (T) en vormt guanine (G) er een met cytosine (C). In RNA wordt thymine vervangen door uracil (U). Doordat een keten van nucleotiden kan fungeren als 'matrijs' voor de aanmaak van een complementaire keten nucleotiden, kan genetische informatie tijdens replicatie gericht in stand blijven. Basenparing is bovendien het mechanisme waarmee codons op messenger-RNA herkend worden door anticodons op transfer-RNA tijdens de translatie. Naast replicatie is basenparing is dus ook essentieel voor de eiwitsynthese.

Basenparing is mogelijk door de vorming van waterstofbruggen tussen de basen. Bij een enkelstrengse DNA-keten vormen de basen vrij sterke waterstofbruggen met watermoleculen. Pas wanneer de dubbele helix zich vormt, ontstaan er waterstofbruggen tussen de nucleotiden. In tegenstelling tot wat vaak wordt aangenomen spelen de waterstofbruggen geen grote rol bij het stabiliseren van de DNA-structuur. Hiervoor zijn voornamelijk stacking interactions tussen de basenparen verantwoordelijk. Stacking is de aantrekkingskracht tussen aromatische ringen (in dit geval de basen), en is met name tussen GC-basenparen zeer sterk. Om deze reden is DNA met een hoog GC-gehalte per definitie stabieler dan DNA met een laag GC-gehalte.

Adenine en guanine behoren tot een klasse van bicyclische verbindingen genaamd purines. De kleinere nucleobasen cytosine en thymine (en uracil) behoren tot een klasse van monocyclische verbindingen die pyrimidines worden genoemd. Purines zijn complementair aan pyrimidines: een pyrimidine-pyrimidine-paar is energetisch ongunstig omdat de moleculen te ver uit elkaar liggen om waterstofbruggen te vormen; een purine-purine-paar is energetisch ongunstig omdat de moleculen te dicht bij elkaar liggen, wat leidt tot afstoting.

Denaturatie en renaturatie
Wanneer een waterige oplossing van DNA wordt verwarmd tot 90–100 °C of wordt blootgesteld aan een extreem hoge pH, dan zullen de waterstofbruggen tussen de complementaire ketens loslaten. Het DNA splitst uiteen in twee afzonderlijke strengen. Dit proces wordt denaturatie genoemd. Wanneer de oplossing wordt afgekoeld zullen de complementaire strengen zich weer samenvoegen tot een dubbelstrengse helixstructuur. Men spreekt dan van renaturatie of hybridisatie. Wanneer een kort stukje DNA of RNA renatureert, bijvoorbeeld een synthetische oligonucleotide die gebruikt wordt als primer, spreekt men van annealing.

Het uit elkaar gaan van een dubbelstrengs nucleïnezuur gebeurt niet overal in het nucleïnezuur even gemakkelijk. AT-rijke sequenties denatureren sneller dan GC-rijke sequenties, doordat adenine en thymine verbonden zijn door slechts twee waterstofbruggen. Dit is de reden dat er aan het begin van een eukaryotisch gen vaak een TATAA-sequentie voorkomt: het DNA gaat hier gemakkelijk uit elkaar zodat RNA-polymerase de naliggende structuurgenen kan aflezen.

DNA denatureren door het te verwarmen, zoals in een PCR-reactie, is alleen mogelijk als het DNA-molecuul uit minder dan ongeveer 10.000 basenparen bestaat. Een langer DNA-molecuul is vaak dermate in zichzelf verstrengeld, dat uiteensplitsing onmogelijk is. In een levende cel is een enzym aanwezig dat deze verstrengelingen lokaal oplost: topo-isomerase. Dit enzym kan de bindingen in de ruggengraat van de nucleotidestrengen verbreken en vernieuwen. Door denaturerende enzymen (helicases) gelijktijdig te laten werken met topo-isomerases, kan een volledig chromosoom gerepliceerd worden.

Motieven
De secundaire structuur van nucleïnezuren is zeer divers. Er zijn meerdere elementen of motieven van de secundaire structuur te onderscheiden: helices (die optreden bij aaneengesloten basenparen) en verschillende lussen (die optreden bij ongepaarde nucleotiden). Belangrijke voorbeelden van lussen zijn de haarspeldlus, de pseudoknoop en de tetralus. Lussen komen voor bij RNA-moleculen. De secundaire structuurmotieven vormen uiteindelijk samen een complexe tertiaire structuur.

Dubbele helix

De dubbele helix is veruit de belangrijkste ruimtelijke configuratie van een nucleïnezuur: DNA neemt onder normale omstandigheden altijd deze structuur aan. De dubbele helix komt rechtstreeks voort uit de secundaire structuur van het molecuul, het patroon van basenparing. Er bestaan voor DNA drie biologisch relevante helixstructuren: A-DNA, B-DNA en Z-DNA. Dit zijn drie verschillende vormen van de dubbele helix (tertiaire structuur), maar bij elk is het patroon van basenparing hetzelfde (secundaire structuur).

Bij nucleïnezuren is de dubbele helix meestal een rechtsdraaiend polymeer bestaande uit twee nucleotideketens die om elkaar heen zijn gevlochten, waarbij de nucleotiden van iedere keten verbonden zijn als de treden van een wenteltrap. Een enkele draai van de helix bestaat uit ongeveer tien nucleotiden en kent een brede groeve en een smalle groeve. De brede groeve is de plaats waar eiwitten (zoals transcriptiefactoren) aan het DNA kunnen binden, omdat hier voldoende ruimte is om interacties aan te gaan met de nucleotiden.

Haarspeldlus

De haarspeldlus (Engels: hairpin-loop of stem-loop) is een ander belangrijk motief van de secundaire structuur. Een haarspeldlus is te beschouwen als een enkelstrengse RNA-keten die dubbelgevouwen is, zodat er een korte lus met een aantal ongepaarde nucleotiden ontstaat. De 'stam' wordt gestabiliseerd door zelfcomplementaire basenparing. Haarspeldlussen komen zeer veel voor in RNA-moleculen, bijvoorbeeld in de klaverbladstructuur van transfer-RNA.

Een haarspeldlus is vaak van groot belang voor de functionaliteit van een RNA-molecuul; naast transfer-RNA is de Rho-onafhankelijke terminator een bekend voorbeeld. Er is veel onderzoek gedaan om de secundaire structuur van RNA-moleculen te achterhalen. Zowel experimentele als computationele benaderingen worden gebruikt.

Pseudoknoop

Een pseudoknoop (Engels: pseudoknot) is een secundaire structuurmotief dat uit twee of meer haarspeldlussen bestaat, waarbij de 'stam' van de ene haarspeldlus gedeeltelijk geïntercaleerd is in de stam van de andere haarspeldlus: de lus van haarspeldlus A gaat basenparen met de stam van haarspeldlus B. Pseudoknopen danken hun naam aan de knoopvormige driedimensionale conformaties waarin ze zich organiseren, maar het zijn geen werkelijke topologische knopen. Doordat de basenparen in een pseudoknoop overlappen in elkaar vervlochten zijn, zijn ze zeer moeilijk te voorspellen uit de nucleotidesequentie.

Veel pseudoknopen vertonen een bepaalde katalytische activiteit. Er bestaan verschillende RNA-moleculen die voor hun biologische functie een pseudoknoop nodig hebben, bijvoorbeeld het RNA-component van menselijk telomerase. Hoewel pseudoknopen ook in DNA kunnen ontstaan, zijn ze over het algemeen niet aanwezig onder fysiologische omstandigheden.

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 Secundaire structuur (eiwitten)

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Between unauthorized email use, Benghazi queries, and foreign donations allotted to her foundation, Hillary's list of political scandals is growing. But today in her press conference she finally decided to talk to the public about her recent issue of using a private email address and server rather than a secure government one while serving as Secretary of State.
Her answers were replete with the usual Clintonian spin, but one Turkish reporter's question at her presser was proof positive of how desperate Team Hillary is at this moment.
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The same guidelines by the Court apply to Latvia. The ECHR also said in a press release that these were "temporary measures" concerning 32 Afghans near the Polish-Belarusian border and 41 Iraqi Kurds wandering along the Latvian-Belarusian border.
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Go to the training on line registration form or complete the registration form attached.
NOTE: Two weeks prior to the training date you will receive daily outlines and handouts electronically. You will need to print and bring these to the training. Also bring a print copy of your Michigan PC Statutes.
Visit www.cooperativeparenting.com for learning objectives and basic outline.
______ I will fax or email this registration and with a permission to charge to Fax: 404-982-0006, or cpiandfs@gmail.com. Add $15 for all charges.
I grant permission for my training fee (plus a $15 charge) be charged to the number above for the one time total of $_________.