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Previewpilez: The Heineken Cup Final – Leinster v Northampton Saints May 21, 2011
Filed under: Heineken Cup — Manpilez @ 11:33 am
Tags: Brian O'Driscoll, Chris Ashton, Courtney Lawes, Heineken Cup, leinster, Munster, nathan hines
Once the celebrations start to die down after the Amlin Challenge Cup Final, Cardiff has to start bracing itself for The Big One as Leinster and Northampton Saints go head to head at the Millennium Stadium for the Heineken Cup, which basically means they win Europe. All of it. Even Belgium.
After the disappointment suffered at Welford Road in their Aviva Premiership Semi Final, Northampton Saints will be coming into this game with their honour on the line. As with Stade Francais on Friday, the Saints have a tendency to come into their own when there is a whiff of that test match atmosphere in the air as it will be here, and with a wound to nurse, they're going to be on the attack.
Leinster have a massive fortnight coming up, not only have they made it to this final, but the following week they meet arch-rivals Munster to compete for the Magners League trophy. As such Leinster have gone into this game as such hot favourites that one bookmaker has apparently already started paying out on bets made for Leinster to win earlier in the competition (though that bookmaker is, ahem, a bit Irish). However, with the world seemingly at their feet, and with some players who are moving on almost expecting to go out in a high, we could see a Leinster that are so cock sure as to underestimate the opposition.
What will be interesting, is if this takes on an air of the grudge match, with some of England's Six Nations orchestrators coming face to face with some of the Irishmen who broke their Grand Slam dream back in March. The interesting battles on the field will largely be based in the backs section, especially with golden boy Ash the Splash (who is possibly still concussed from Manugate) having the 'talismanic' (yawn) BOD (who may or may not still be nursing a niggle) to contend with mid field. Although there is also the prospect of Courtney Lawes taking on Scot-Aussie Nathan Hines in the second row to keep pack animals entertained.
Our gut says Leinster will probably lift the trophy for the second time in three years, but our head knows you should never underestimate the Saints…
One to Watch: Chris Ashton. Well, you never quite know when he's going to let out a bit of genius, do you?
One to perv on during Stoppage time: Nathan Hines. Last chance to take in his form on British soil before he joins the exodous to France…
Previewpilez : The Amlin Challenge Cup Final – Harlequins v Stade Francais May 18, 2011
Filed under: Amlin Challenge Cup,Harlequins,Heineken Cup,Stade Francais — Manpilez @ 8:29 pm
Tags: amlin challenge cup, cardiff city stadium, Chris Robshaw, Danny Care, harlequins, James Haskell, julien Dupy, Mauro Bergamasco, Nick Easter, Sergio Parisse, sntoine Burban, stade francais, Ugo Monye, Will skinner
And now, the end is near, and so we face the final questions…
Harlequins or Stade Francais?
Leinster or Northampton?
Leinster or Munster?
Leicester or Saracens?
And so begins the first of our looks ahead to the show pieces of what has already been an exciting, unpredictable and entertaining rugby season. Well, unless you count the Aviva Premiership final being a direct repeat of last year…
This Friday sees the final of the Amlin Challenge cup, where Harlequins and Stade Francais will both be running out onto the Cardiff City Stadium pitch to prove pretty much the same point: their season hasn't been all that bad.
With both star-studded teams having finished in the bottom half of their leagues, and records that can only be described as hit and miss, it's difficult to tell which way this will go. On the one hand, Harlequins beat Magners League dominating Munster to get to this final, which is no mean feat in itself, but with their away record in particular this season looking a little grim, there's a bit of a sense of that wonderful 'it depends which Quins turn up on the day' cliché we all brought out for France in the Six Nations. Add this to the fact that the moments where Harlequins have shone this year have been when the pressure has been highest, it's very tempting to put Quins as favourites to lift the trophy.
Stade Francais, on the other hand, are a different animal altogether. With some massive international names on their books and a budget the size of the entire economy of Lichtenstein, it's hard to understand why they have missed the mark so often this season, finishing a lowly 11th in the Top 14. However, with so many internationals, there is a strong test-match mentality which has saw them through the tournament so far.
Despite this second-string meeting playing second fiddle to Saturday's Heineken Cup final, some fantastic head to head battles on the field have the potential to make this the more interesting fixture. One of the most interesting oppositions will lie at the back row, as Chris Robshaw, Nick Easter and Will Skinner for Quins up against Antoine Burban, James Haskell and Sergio Parisse, while at scrum half, the occasionally controversial Julien Dupuy will test his mettle against the ever energetic Danny Care.
What is certain, is that Leckwith is not going to know what's hit it with two particularly voiciferous and passionate sets of fans baying for glory. We're particularly looking forward to hearing how loud the chants of 'Uuuuuugooo!' will be if Mr Monye works some magic.
Ones to watch:
Nick Easter, sometime England captain and cheeky cockney geezer is never a man to be afraid of putting his body on the line to create a chance.
Sergio Parisse, always. In fact, we'll give you a tenner* if you can find a rugby player, writer or pundit that can say a bad thing about his play.
One to drool over during stoppage time: We know you lot love a bit of Danny Care action, but we're going to go Mirco Bergamasco, mainly because Anna goes all gooey when he's around.
*We wont
Belated Newspilez: Here's our Graham (or Lauren) With a Quick Recap… April 8, 2011
Filed under: Aviva Premiership,Heineken Cup,Interviewpilez,Leicester Tigers,Leinster,London Wasps,Magners League,Munster,Newspilez,Ospreys,Random,Saracens — Manpilez @ 1:53 am
Tags: Amlin, Ben Lewis, Ben Youngs, cai griffiths, Conor McInerney, Danny Care, David Flatman, Gavin Henson, Heiniken Cup, Mark Cueto, Nigel Owens, Northampton, ospreys, Quins, Sale, Tigers
Hey, look we didn't die of anti-climax from the last weekend of the Six Nations! An anti climax so severe it managed to leave everyone but Ireland lower in the table than they'd seemed to be heading and lead to the silverware being dished out in what looked like a cupboard.
With every one of the Six Nations returning to base camp with their tails between their legs, there seems to have been something of a resurgence in the domestic game. Though the Magners League and Aviva Premierships rattled on really rather nicely during the competition, the wounded internationals appear to have returned purely to prove their mettle and so the race to the respective playoffs has become mightily interesting over the last few weeks.
In particular, the Aviva Premiership felt like a cup final weekend last week, and that was no more felt than at The Stoop, where visitor Leicester Tigers beat Harlequins in one of the most closely and fiercely fought clashes we've seen all year. Punches, failed scrums, contentious tries, yellow & red cards and at one point, boots, were flying all over the place. It was messy, but boy was it exciting as both teams played their skins off.
The Citing commissioner had a mightily busy weekend all of his own and as well as Quins' Joe Marler and Tigers' Marcos Ayerzer's bans for their fisticuffs towards the end of the match, Mark Cueto found himself in trouble after getting a little too far up in the grill of Northampton Second Rower Christian Day. The wait till Cuets' hearing will be a particularly long one for England fans, as 'contact with the eye or eye area' can attract a ban of as much as two years.
In the Magners league, things weren't quite so fraught but that's not to say they were any less exciting. With the leaderboard painfully close and just three weekends left to go, the competition is massively hotting up and Munster v Leinster in particular had supporters in fever pitch, only for Munster to scrape past their visitors with a 24-23 victory. Meanwhile, the South Wales Derby of Ospreys v Blues ended in a draw after both teams defended their actual bottoms off to end 21-21 without a single try being scored.
Both leagues are having an off-week this week to allow for the excitement that is Heineken and Amlin Quarter Finals which means the madness has descended. ..
Saracens, now without the media whirlwinds of Brendan Ventner and Gavin Henson have caused a stir this week by spending their week off training with the Miami Dolphins and taunting members of rival teams via social networks. Expect a lot of forward passes at Vicarage Road in the coming weeks as they try and secure their place in the Home Playoff zone
Ben Youngs, fresh from thrown-out-ball-gate, has become Leicester's Karl Pilkington after a mystery member of the Tigers squad has started a twitter account @stuffbensaid. So far it has featured such gems as : "ME: I heard you're doing a session with Kyren Bracken Every Fortnight Lendrid: I am, but not every fortnight, he's only up twice a month". Tom Croft has also managed to convince Ben that they could breed salmon ready stuffed with cream cheese. No, really.
The Ospreys have sadly had to lose two players to enforced retirement on medical grounds in the space of a week. Firstly Ben Lewis was taken away from the Liberty Stadium by a nasty neck injury sustained early in the season, and young lock Conor McInerny has succumbed to a persistent knee injury. We wish them both all the best of luck for the future.
Gavin Henson scored his first try for Toulon. The media have dubbed him The Best Player In The Universe again. We're going to give him a few weeks before we pass judgement.
Closer to home, you'll hopefully be pleased to hear that during our absence we've been away plotting for more great stuff for the next few weeks, and you know what, you're going to love it. Not that we're blowing our own trumpet or owt. We've lined up some cracking interviews over the next few weeks to fuel your excitement as the season comes to a head.
First to get a grilling will be winner of your favourite nudey picture, Harlequins scrum half Danny Care, then we'll be heading west to bother Bath prop David Flatman and finally over the border to annoy Ospreys prop Cai Griffiths and referee Nigel Owens. And we've even got lovely lady rugbyist Jemma Cooper from Quins' Ladies giving us her twopenneth. Blimey. As ever, because we're lovely, if there's anything you're dying to know, get in touch with us in the usual ways.
This week we'll be down at the Stoop for the Amlin Cup Quarter final clash between Quins and Wasps, so if you see us, say hello!
Newspilez: 10th November 2010 November 10, 2010
Filed under: Aviva Premiership,Bath,England,Heineken Cup,Ireland,Magners League,merchandise,Ospreys,Saracens,Uncategorized,Wales — Manpilez @ 11:26 pm
Tags: Aviva, Magners League, Newspilez, ospreys, stade francais
Hopefully you've noticed that we've been away for, er, ages… but now that life and technology are not barring our path to bringing you our unique perspective on the latest Rugby news… and the stuff we missed… we're back!
Saracens have won the most headlines during our absence, not only did they put everyone out of their misery and sign up twinkletoes from the Ospreys and have their coach Brendan Vetner hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons *again* by getting charged for misconduct, but they also pulled off one of the most bizarre publicity stunts ever in rugby. And we're talking about a sport that in the last year has had five of Bath in a bed with a bevy of teddy bears, Cappucino-making-bin-collecting Ospreys and, well, Stade Francais. Earlier today Britain's rugby press were summoned to Suburban London's Mill Hill to be told that from next season, the boys in black with red smudges will be playing in what will be the only Premiership venue with an honest-to-goodness Tube Station serving it… on a pretend pitch.
Further reports have suggested that despite the media circus called the likelyhood of this actually happening is slim, no planning permission has been granted to make the Barnet Copthall Stadium Premiership-ready and as the London Borough Of Barnet are not the most sympathetic council in the world, topped with the fact that the same space has been denied planning permissio due to neighbour pressure before – it's not looking all that promising. Though we suspect the fallout will be entertaining to say the least.
Over in Bath, the Blue Black & Whites have been having a bit of a rocky season so far, with some fantastic wins among a spate of gutting losses but with the LV= finally up and running they seem to be getting back on track.
Across the border in Wales, our beloved Ospreys haven't been doing much better after getting out of the traps a lot slower than the rest of their Magners league colleagues due to injury and the fall-out of Summer International duty, they seem to have fallen foul to a horrible repeat of last year's season start in which they have played fabulously… for about fifteen minutes a week. Here's hoping they get back on track once the Magners League kicks in again at the end of November and they can climb back up from their currently depressing 8th position on the League table.
But they did beat London Irish in the first round of the Heiniken cup, so we know their winning ways are in there somewhere…
Their neighbours over the bridge in Llanelli, however have been this season's surprise. After a disappointing 09-10 season, the Scarlets are currently nestling at 2nd in the table with a measly 4 points separating them from perennial leaders Munster.
Of course, the most compelling stories at the moment are coming from the Autumn Internationals which kicked off in fine style last weekend with a colder, damper version of Super Saturday. Sadly, all thre ehome nations fell short of beating their visitors by margins so similar as to make us wonder if 10 points is a fully accurate indicator of how much better the Southern Hemisphere is currently performing against the North. England, Ireland and Wales all put in valliant efforts and in some areas were clearly the better teams (need we even bring up the paucity of the Australian scrum?) but one thing is for sure, all the respective skippers and coaches need to be taking some serious lessons from this round of internationals if we want to see any of our beloved home nations anywhere near the Webb Ellis cup next year.
Sadly though, it's not been the standard of play, the champs and chumps, overuse of the term 'strength in depth', the citings or even Movember progress that's been taking up the most column inches this time around as the attendances/ticket pricing debate has been the issue that's stolen everyone's attention. Twickenham had 10,000 empty seats, The Millenium Stadium an almost unheard of 20,000 which already captured people's attention, but it was Ireland who stole the show, no-show wise, with their brand spanking new home stadium opening with around a third of the tickets languishing in the box office. Clearly the respective unions and venues have gotten something (and by something we mean the sheer amount of cold hard cash requred to get through the turnstile) wrong in these recession scarred times, either that or it's just too bloody cold but it's clear something needs to be done to rally the troups and get bottoms rising from seats as the Northern Hemisphere get their proverbial act in gear. Too optimistic? Probably.
In more hormonal news, it's calander (sic) season so let us know which you're buying and which you'll be hiding down the back of the sofa if you find it in your stocking come December. Here's some sneak previews:
Catherine Tates keeps her clothes whilst all around her ar losing theirs in aid of Youth Cancer Charity the Laura Crane Trust
Rawr Data – Team Profile: Racing Metro September 22, 2010
Filed under: Heineken Cup,Racing Metro,Rawr Data,Team Profile — Manpilez @ 9:10 pm
Tags: Francois Steyn, Heineken Cup, Juan Martin Hernandez, Lionel Nallet, Mirco Bergamasco, Racing Metro, Sebastien Chabal
After taking on Magners newcomers Aironi in the last profile, Anna shows Heineken Cup hopefuls Racing Metro some Manpilez love.
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Now, I shan't lie to you; my concern for Racing Metro doesn't stretch far beyond two very important factors: Juan Martin Hernandez and Mirco Bergamasco. Much as I would like this profile to consist entirely of photographs of these two delightful boys, I'd be doing you, your mother and your neighbour's dog and injustice because the Sky and White are having a pretty good run in the Top 14 right now, sitting at the head of the table for the first time in twenty years at the time of writing. All in all, they're worth more than a mere quirk of the eyebrow from the likes of me.
Racing Metro first set up shop in the 1800s, where we like to imagine that plus fours and bowler hats were de riguer on the pitch…
Movember, 1882
They sealed their place in French rugby history by playing in and winning the first ever French rugby championship against their Parisien counterparts Stade Francais. While Stades Francais and Bordelais went on to pretty much boss the championship in coming years, Racing racked up five victories at sporadic intervals and settled as runners-up six times.
Skip forward to the modern day and while Stade Francais were getting a Guazzini makeover and setting about becoming giants of French rugby in the 1990s, Racing were relegated to the second division. The tide started to turn when they got their own Italian entrepreneur chairman, Jacky Lorenzetti, in 2006. While there may have been far fewer bells and whistles (and fireworks and Gloria Gaynor), the intention was similar: to get Racing back on form, back in the Top 14 and into the H-Cup. Done, done and done.
Let's have a look at some of the big hitters:
Lionel Nallet and Sebastien Chabal
They don't hit much harder than these two. Nallet and Chabal both signed up in 2009 when, having reinstated Racing back in the Top 14, Lorenzetti was keen to silence the cynics. Landing this powerhouse duo was a good way of setting about his goal. Lock Nallet took on skipper duties last season and number 8 Chabal is… Sebastien Chabal. 'Nuff said.
Chabal & Steyn: give good strut
Francois Steyn
South African Steyn signed in 2009 for a two-year stint at Yves-du-Manoir. He's been making waves since his Boks debut at the tender age of 19 and now, at 23, he and his foot have made quite an impression in France. He remains one to watch, with the added bonus of being incredibly easy on the eye.
Juan Martin Hernandez and Mirco Bergamasco
These two aforementioned lovelies are new signings for the 2010/11 season. Both Stade Francais alumni, their arrival at Racing sees a return to French rugby for Juan after one season with Natal Sharks and that rarest of things for Mirco: playing on a team without his brother. JMH isn't quite fighting fit right now, not only still recovering from a back injury from last season but also pulling out of last week's game against La Rochelle with a dodgy thigh. As for baby Bergamasco, he'll get a chance to seek revenge on big brother Mauro for any childhood woes when Racing take on Stade in December.
Mirco Bergamasco: sans curls, avec kick-ass
Racing have been unfortunate enough to draw Leinster in their H-Cup pool and will take them on in a home game in January, but if they maintain the form they've been exhibiting in the Top 14, the task might not seem so daunting. Allez les ciel et blanc!
Words by Anna, pictures by various
Rawr Data – Team Profile: Aironi September 7, 2010
Filed under: Aironi,Heineken Cup,Magners League,Rawr Data,Team Profile — Manpilez @ 10:15 pm
Tags: aironi, Heineken Cup, Magners League
It's time to cast an eye over the contenders in this year's Magners and Heineken leagues and what better place to start than the most unexpected… that's right, Aironi. Who? AIRONI.
"Shall I tackle Aironi?" I jokingly asked when Lauren suggested we profile the Magners and Heineken League teams. Of course she said yes, on the grounds that "No one knows anything about them". I was hoping that this might mean I could spin some convincing lies about the squad for whom the word "underdog" might have been invented. They've got a mute fly half. A lock with royal parentage. Their kits were sewn by six young virgins in a moonlit glade. One too far?
Your first lesson is a simple one: "aironi" is Italian for "heron". Got that? Good. It gets a hell of a lot more perplexing from here on in.
Not to be confused with popular beat combo Aironi
Aironi are a new squad, enough so that they probably smell of MDF and emulsion. There's a horrible air of marketing cynicism surrounding them, especially when the Director of Celtic Rugby states that the inclusion of Italian teams in the league will "dramatically broaden the appeal of our product", not to mention the numerous financial motivations and alibis surrounding the whole baffling business (Aironi is, ostensibly, a franchise). That spiel aside, it is nice to see Italian teams getting the chance to experience some international club tournaments and to anticipate a winter trend for Irish cider on the Med.
If you've checked out The Pilez to Watch in 2010/11, you'll have seen that Lauren was riding the crest of a particularly optimistic wave by giving Aironi a nod. While their first game in the Magners League saw them fall to Munster in a 33-17 defeat, it wasn't as easy a win for the Musgrave Park boys as most would have anticipated and it will be interesting to see if Aironi can keep up the pace as the tournament progresses…
Words by Anna, photos by Aironi and Aironi (scroll over for details)


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Why quantum mechanics is the biggest embarrassment in all of modern physics
Robbie Gonzalez
It's been close to a century since we established how quantum mechanics "works," and we still don't know what it really means — and that, says cosmologist Sean Carroll in the video up top, may make QM the most embarrassing subject in all of modern physics.
What's embarrassing, says Carroll, isn't that there remain unanswered questions about quantum mechanics, or that there's debate within the physics community regarding its significance. In science, uncertainty, skepticism and deliberation participate in a powerfully deductive dialectic that enables us to rework our understanding of nature — to step back from what we think we know, re-assess our preconceived notions, and bring forth newer, more fully formed views of our Universe. This notion — that science advances not in spite of uncertainty, but because of it — is precisely why Stephen Hawking bet against the discovery of the Higgs Boson. In physics (as with pretty much any scientific field), unanswered questions and internal debate are, almost invariably, wellsprings of progress.
Stephen Hawking on the Higgs discovery: "It seems I have just lost 100 dollars."
It's official (unofficially) — scientists at CERN have found the most compelling evidence yet for
Not so with quantum mechanics, says Carroll, who claims that what's truly embarrassing about the physics of the very small is that questions surrounding its significance have gone unanswered for some 80 years, "with very little... immediately demonstrable progress, even though it's such an important question."
"It seems to me that we have not been been trying to answer this question with as much vigor as we should," Carroll continues. "What is quantum mechanics, really? I mean, that's like saying 'what is the Universe?' What more important question is there than that?"
At just shy of 15 minutes, this video's a bit long for anyone with an attention span conditioned by the internet, but we highly recommend watching the whole thing. Carroll's explanations are lucid and intriguing, and the points he levels are compelling without being condescending. All-in-all, it's as good an introduction to QM as it is an exploration of the present state of the field.
For more, check out Carroll's blog entry on the subject of QM-as-embarrassment over at Preposterous Universe.
Top image via Shutterstock
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Perhaps what is more embarrassing is having the expectation that the intricacies in the laws of Nature—in this case describing the tiny, subatomic world—has to be fit with our naive intuitions about what these laws ought to be like. Time and time again, such intuitions have been proven wrong. On the matter of quantum entanglement vs. our intuitive interpretation of causality, I am willing to bet on the former.

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How do you say 1 hour in English? (2023)
1. How do you say 1 hour in English?
2. How do you answer time in English?
3. How do you speak the hour?
4. How do you say 30 minutes past an hour?
5. What is the answer of 1 hour?
6. What time is a 1 hour?
7. How do you say yes to a time?
8. How do you explain hours in English?
9. How do you say 6.30 in English?
10. How can I speak English fast?
11. What are the 7 types of English?
12. Is it correct to say a hour?
13. Do you say an hour or a hour?
14. What time is quarter past 1?
15. Why is 60 minutes 1 hour?
16. What is called an hour?
17. How much is a 1 hour?
18. What is one hour a day?
19. How many is 30 mins?
20. What can I say instead of I Love You?
21. How do you say no people?
22. How do you say no in a smart way?
23. How do you say hours in short?
24. How do you say 1.5 hours in English?
25. How do you say 7.30 in English?
How do you say 1 hour in English?
For example, "It's one o'clock" (1:00). Or "It's four o'clock" (4:00). A common mistake that I have noticed with English learners is that they will use the term "o'clock" at the wrong time. For example, we do NOT say "It's six-thirty o'clock" (6:30).
How do you answer time in English?
1) Say the hour first and then the minutes. ( Hour + Minutes)
6:25 - It's six twenty-five.
8:05 - It's eight O-five (the O is said like the letter O)
9:11 - It's nine eleven.
2:34 - It's two thirty-four.
How do you speak the hour?
When you tell the time in English, the hours always come first. If you look at the clock and see that it is 3:00 p.m., then you can say "It is three" or "The time is three o'clock." It is that simple! Remember that when you are talking about just the hour, and no minutes, then you will often use "o'clock."
How do you say 30 minutes past an hour?
30 minutes is half an hour, we say "half past" or "thirty". 15 minutes is quarter of an hour, we say "quarter past" or "fifteen" or "quarter to" or "forty-five". We never say "half to". It's twenty-eight minutes to twelve.
What is the answer of 1 hour?
Complete step by step answer:
1 hour is equal to 60 minutes.
What time is a 1 hour?
An hour is most commonly defined as a period of time equal to 60 minutes, where a minute is equal to 60 seconds, and a second has a rigorous scientific definition. There are also 24 hours in a day.
How do you say yes to a time?
Of course there is! In fact, we have several ways to say yes in English for casual and professional situations.
Yes, of course. I will get it to you this afternoon.
I'd be glad/happy to make the reservations for you.
Absolutely. I will finish it this afternoon.
Certainly – I will call him now.
How do you explain hours in English?
To tell the time:
When the big hand is on the twelve, we say it's o'clock.
When the big hand is on the three, we say it's quarter past.
When the big hand is on the six, we say it's half past.
When the big hand is on the nine, we say it's quarter to.
For other times, we count the minutes in fives.
How do you say 6.30 in English?
How to say the time in English – Examples and Reference
Normal Use
Timetables, TV, etc.
6:30 It's half past 6. It's six thirty.
6:35 It's 25 to 7. It's six thirty-five.
6:45 It's quarter to seven. It's six forty-five.
6:55 It's 5 to 7. It's six fifty-five.
How can I speak English fast?
7 tips on speaking English fluently and confidently
Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Your goal is to deliver a message, not speak perfect English, with the right grammar and vocabulary. ...
Practise, practise, practise. Practice makes perfect. ...
Listen. ...
Celebrate success.
What are the 7 types of English?
The variety of English with the largest number of native speakers is American English, with 225 million native speakers. The other major varieties of English are Canadian English, Australian English, New Zealand English, South African English and Indian English.
Is it correct to say a hour?
'An hour' is correct. We say 'an hour' because 'hour' is pronounced with a vowel sound in the beginning and the 'h' is silent.
Do you say an hour or a hour?
Examples: You should say, 'an hour' (because hour begins with a vowel sound) and 'a history' (because history begins with a consonant sound). You should say 'a union' even if union begins with a 'u'. This is because the pronunciation begins with 'yu', a consonant sound.
What time is quarter past 1?
This means it is 15 minutes to the next hour. If there are 60 minutes in an hour, ¼ an hour is 15 minutes. Quarter past – remember, this means it is 15 minutes past o'clock.
Why is 60 minutes 1 hour?
Who decided on these time divisions? THE DIVISION of the hour into 60 minutes and of the minute into 60 seconds comes from the Babylonians who used a sexagesimal (counting in 60s) system for mathematics and astronomy. They derived their number system from the Sumerians who were using it as early as 3500 BC.
What is called an hour?
An hour (symbol: h; also abbreviated hr) is a unit of time conventionally reckoned as 1⁄24 of a day and scientifically reckoned between 3,599 and 3,601 seconds, depending on the speed of Earth's rotation. There are 60 minutes in an hour, and 24 hours in a day.
How much is a 1 hour?
One minute is equal to 6 × 101 to unit of time second. Therefore 1 minute = 60 seconds. 1 hour = (3600 seconds / 60 seconds) minutes. 60 minutes makes a hour.
What is one hour a day?
One way to think of your one-hour-a-day is as follows: one-hour-a-day comes to 365 hours a year. That's nine 40-hour work weeks.
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For example 15 minutes (¼ hour) equals . 25, 30 minutes (½ hour) equals . 5, etc.
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(also hrs.) written abbreviation for hours: used when giving times or saying how long something will take: Opening times are 0900-2300 hrs.
How do you say 1.5 hours in English?
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"seven:thirty" "half past seven" both are the same But I never say half past seven, I never got in the habit of that, I always say seven thirty. Yes. If it is thirty minutes past seven o'clock, you would say 7:30. You can say 15 past 7 for 7:15 or A quarter til 7 for 6:45.
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অবলোকন অ্যপস
রংপুর বিভাগের সংবাদ
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সৈয়দপুরে উপজেলা মৎস্য বিভাগের উদ্যোগে গলদা-কার্প মিশ্র চাষ প্রদর্শনীর মাঠ দিবস অনুষ্ঠিত
নীলফামারী, সৈয়দপুর
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তোফাজ্জল হোসেন লুতু, সৈয়দপুর (নীলফামারী) প্রতিনিধি:
নীলফামারীর সৈয়দপুরে মৎস্য অধিদপ্তরের অধীন ইউনিয়ন পর্যায়ে মৎস্য চাষ প্রযুক্তি সেবা সম্প্রসারণে প্রকল্পের (২য় পর্যায়) আওতায় গলদা-কার্প মিশ্র চাষ প্রদর্শনীর মাঠ দিবস অনুষ্ঠিত হয়েছে।
আজ (বুধবার) সকালে সৈয়দপুর উপজেলার বোতলাগাড়ী ইউনিয়নের প্রামানিকপাড়া মাঠে ফলাফল প্রদর্শকের পুকুর পাড় সংলগ্ন এলাকায় ওই মাঠ দিবস অনুষ্ঠিত হয়। সৈয়দপুর সিনিয়র উপজেলা মৎস্য অফিসারের কার্যালয় ওই মাঠ দিবসের আয়োজন করে।
অনুষ্ঠানে প্রধান অতিথি হিসেবে উপস্থিত ছিলেন সৈয়দপুর উপজেলা পরিষদ চেয়ারম্যান মো. মোখছেদুল মোমিন।
এতে বিশেষ অতিথি ছিলেন নীলফামারী জেলা মৎস্য কর্মকর্তা মো. আশরাফুজ্জামান, ইউনিয়ন পর্যায়ে মৎস্য চাষ প্রযুক্তি সেবা সম্প্রসারণে প্রকল্পের (২য় পর্যায়) উপ- প্রকল্প পরিচালক মো. বদরুজ্জামান মানিক ও সৈয়দপুর উপজেলা ভাইস্ চেয়ারম্যান মো. আজমল হোসেন।
সৈয়দপুর উপজেলা নির্বাহী অফিসার মো. নাসিম আহমেদের সভাপতিত্বে অনুষ্ঠিত মাঠ দিবসে স্বাগত বক্তব্য দেন সিনিয়র উপজেলা মৎস্য অফিসার সানি খান মজলিস।
এতে অন্যান্যদের মধ্যে বক্তব্য রাখেন সৈয়দপুর উপজেলা কৃষি অফিসার কৃষিবিদ মোছা. হোমায়রা মন্ডল, উপজেলা প্রাণি সম্পদ ডা. মো. রাশেদুল হক, মৎস্য চাষ প্রদর্শনীর ফলাফল প্রদর্শক (আরডি) মো. আজিজুল হক মিলন, স্থায়ী মৎস্য চাষী মো. রাইসুল ইসলাম লাকী প্রমূখ।
গোটা মাঠ দিবস অনুষ্ঠানটি উপস্থাপনা উপজেলা সহকারি মৎস্য অফিসার খগেন্দ্র নাথ রায়।
অনুষ্ঠানে উপজেলা মহিলা বিষয়ক কর্মকর্তা নুরুন্নাহার শাহজাদী, উপজেলা সমাজ সেবা কর্মকর্তা হাওয়া বিবি, উপজেলা পল্লী উন্নয়ন কর্মকর্তা আল- মিজানুর রহমান, এলাকার গন্যমান্য ব্যক্তিবর্গ, মৎস্যচাষীরা উপস্থিত ছিলেন।
সৈয়দপুর সিনিয়র উপজেলা মৎস্য কর্মকর্তার কার্যালয় সূত্রে জানা গেছে, উপজেলার বোতলাগাড়ী ইউনিয়নের প্রামানিকপাড়ার মৎস্য চাষী মো. আজিজুল হক মিলনের ৩৩ শতকের পুকুরে ওই গলদা-কার্প মিশ্র চাষ প্রদর্শনী করা হয়। মৎস্য অধিদপ্তরের অধীন ইউনিয়ন পর্যায়ে মৎস্য চাষ প্রযুক্তি সেবা সম্প্রসারণে প্রকল্পের (২য় পর্যায়) আওতায় গলদা-কার্প মিশ্র চাষ প্রদর্শনীর জন্য আরডি আজিজুল হক মিলনকে ৩৫০ পিস কার্প এবং ১ হাজার পিস গলদা পোনা মাছ সরবরাহ করা হয়। আর মৎস্য প্রদশর্নীর জন্য প্রকল্পের আওতায় পোনা মাছ,খাদ্যসহ ৪০ হাজার টাকার উপকরণ প্রদান করা হয়েছে। প্রদর্শনীতে সর্বমোট ৮২ হাজার টাকা ব্যয় হয়। মৎস্য বিভাগ প্রতি হেক্টর পুকুরে ৩ দশমিক মেট্রিন টন কার্প এবং শূন্য দমশিক ৫ মেট্রিন টন গলদা উৎপাদনের লক্ষ্যমাত্রা করা হয়েছিল। কিন্তু লক্ষ্যমাত্রা চেয়ে আশাতীত উৎপাদন মিলেছে বলে সংশ্লিষ্ট সূত্রে জানা গেছে।
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Cadillac CT4 from 2020 is Cadillac's phony attempt to attract a & # 39; new generation of customers & # 39;
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2020 The Cadillac CT4 is here, with an all-turbocharged range, optional four-wheel drive, and the goal of attracting the "new generation" of Cadillac customers. Although meant to lead in the new generation of Cadillac sedans to replace ATS and CTS, it doesn't do anything you want to call radical, not so much as adopting a slightly more creative name.
Cadillac, specifically, said that CT4 was developed to "appeal to youthful buyers in the luxury market that may be new to the Cadillac brand." Kids, Cadillac comes after ya ̵
1; using the same approach it has used for many years.
Cadillac announced details of the new CT4 sedan on Thursday, and if you vaguely remember reading about a CT4 before, it was the stunningly underrated CT4-V, meant to be a substitute for one of the outgoing The V-Series performance cars, however, do not bring large enough power figures to do so. This is the usual CT4, which is intended for even less performance.
The new CT4 comes with a fully turbocharged assembly and standard rear wheel drive, as Cadillac announced, and AWD will be available on all models. Super Cruise will be available in the calendar year 2020, as Cadillac says, which means you can pay for it, but it doesn't specify if it will be limited to trim.
The standard engine is the Cadillac's 2.0-liter, two-wheeled turbo four-cylinder which produces a rated 237 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque, and it will be mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission. There is also a 2.7-liter turbo, which will be available on the higher Premium Luxury trim of the car and standard on the V Series. On the Premium Luxury trim it will make 309 HP and 348 lb-ft, while earlier this year we were told that it will make 325 HP and 380 lb-ft on the CT4-V. Models with that engine will get a 10-speed automatic transmission.
Image: Cadillac [19659003] Inside, the CT4 will have an eight-inch infotainment touch screen and the ability to make out-of-air updates, as well as an available heated steering wheel and "eight different interior colors, materials and trim options." t out, but Cadillac said the car will be available for booking later this year.
But as decent as Cadillac's products are, apart from the company's confusing business ideas and tendency to jump from strategy to strategy – like a new V-Series car that does just 24 more horsepower than a regular Toyota Camry – it's strange that the company would try to market this CT4 to "youthful buyers" who may be "new to the Cadillac brand."
In the basic sense, this car is not really a departure from anything Cadillac has done, and that was expected after we saw the CT4-V. It looks like a Cadillac. It is turbocharged, luxurious and will probably be expensive, though less expensive than the cars it replaces, like a Cadillac. It's a sedan, which Cadillac is known for. It controls the rear wheels, like a Cadillac.
Cadillac appears to have fallen into the "Blah" category, something for its own sake. Some of this is due to high prices. Some of this is due to a lack of competition with the German luxury brands, while they have also not created their own identity (which you can find, say, Lincoln.) Public opinions that it can not completely control. It's a bit like Corvette before the mid-engine C8 came out: Sure, the product is good, but even in a roaring 755-HP ZR1 it's hard not to feel like a middle-aged man. It's also hard not to feel a little "blah" about Cadillac, though it's hard to explain why.
But unlike a motor movement in a Corvette, there is nothing new and daring here that will make CT4 attract the young and new brand audience it so badly desires – even though the Product itself seems like a perfect vehicle.
And while it's not all Cadillac's fault that it has to go after new buyers, it probably shouldn't mark the same old, same old as one of its attempts to do so.


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THE COLOURFUL HISTORY OF FICK'S POOL
In 2017 Fick's Pool is one of the lesser-known amenities in Hermanus. Probably not one in twenty shoppers at the supermarkets will know what it is or where it is. But it has been in existence in one form or another for 90 years and has provided exercise, bathing opportunities and teenage romance for thousands. It will quite soon become the location of a modern restaurant.
Fick's Pool is situated below Marine Drive where the formal houses on the ocean side of Westcliff Road, where there is a tarred parking area. Next to the parking area, the ground drops away quite sharply towards the ocean. There is a narrow inlet from the open sea to a sheltered cove.
In the 1920s a concrete wall was built across the opening, creating a tidal swimming pool. Waves break with considerable force into the pool if the sea is at all rough and scour out sand and water that has stood for too long. As a result swimming in the pool is a very refreshing experience. At present it is seriously under-utilised.
The general area is one of the oldest in Hermanus. The first surveyed sites for home building were above Fick's Pool. In 1854, while Hermanuspietersfontein was still the unofficial name of the village, nine sites were put up for sale by the Municipality at £1. 4s each (R2.40). Jose Burman writes:
Whether they (the sites) were worth more than that is doubtful. The soil was rocky and infertile, totally unsuited to farming…the plots lay opposite the spring, along the northwest side of the present Marine Drive, from Fick's Pool to the present Main Road.
Nevertheless the area became popular and plots changed hands over time and more plots on the western side were made available.
There are two different explanations of how Fick's Pool got its name. The account you will see in most books and on most websites dates the construction of the wall to the late 1920s or early 1930s. At that time the only government school in Hermanus was the 'Klipskool', which catered for primary and some secondary education. The Principal during the 1920s and early 1930s was a Mr. J J Fick, whose family lived in a house on one of the sites above the swimming 'gat' as it was then called. Times were tough economically and there was little money available to provide entertainment to young people during weekends and holidays.
Children from families living in Mossel River and Voelklip had access to several beaches (Langbaai, Voelklip, Kammabaai and Grotto) and could entertain themselves. But there was nothing to do in the town itself, except hanging around the 'Visbaai', watching the fisherman and getting into bad habits. We know that the Oblowitz family which owned a prosperous general dealers store at the corner of Main and Harbour Roads actually sold up and returned to Cape Town because their only son, Sidney could not be prevented from hanging out with suspect companions at the Visbaai.
Mr. Fick petitioned the Council to create a swimming pool in front of his house. This involved considerable blasting of the rocky cliffs and the removal of a large pointed rock formation that would have been in the middle of the pool. Then the concrete wall was built and, a little later, basic wooden changing facilities were added. These were painted white and were erected on the inland side of the pool. It seemed a good thing to name the pool after the man who had motivated its construction and so Fick's Pool came into existence, probably in 1933. It was an immediate hit.
The second explanation is more prosaic, but contains more verifiable data. Another branch of the Fick family had been living in the Caledon area since at least the 1870s. We know this because Josias Servaas Fick, of the farm Weltevreden served as Field Cornet for the Caledon ward from 1870 to 1885. There is a documentary record that on 16 August 1889 the erf (plot) adjacent to the nine previously sold was granted on a quitrent basis to the same Josias Fick. The erf extended from the high water mark at the pool right through to Church Street. The plots were deliberately large, enabling the keeping of chickens, a cow and sheep.
Josias Servaas Fick began to spend time at his holiday home and got into the habit of going for a morning swim each day. He also successfully persuaded others to join him and soon people were referring to "Fick se Gat" which was later changed and anglicised into Fick's Pool.
Either way, by 1930 young people were enjoying days at the Pool. They had started to use a term of endearment for the pool: "Fikkie's Pool". Numerous photographs show youngsters using the facilities, but the best written description I can find refers to Fick's Pool in the 1940s:
When we were approaching our teenage years, Fikkie's Pool was our summer haunt. The beaches of Voelklip and the New Beach as we called the Grotto Beach then, were out of our reach as none of us had any means of transport. Many years later I returned to Hermanus and saw that the name had been changed from Fikkie's Pool to Mermaid's Pool, a concept which is not tailored to my memory at all. Fikkie's Pool was not a pretty bedtime fantasy — it was where it all happened – splashing in the tidal pool, being frightened when the high tide swept over the retaining wall, clambering over the large rocks and spreading a towel on the warm stone, to lie for hours with the glow of sun on your back. It was giggling and gossiping and taking shy peeks at the opposite sex. It was showing off and innocent flirting with the exciting uncertainties of romance. It was where the boys challenged each other to what seemed to us then, death-defying dives from the top of the cliff just outside the sea wall of the pool. Even I rose to the challenge of swimming across the stretch between the cliffs on the sea-side of the wall, after we had been told that a shark had been spotted there. I probably did not believe the story because I was always a total coward and I cannot imagine anything persuading me to swim anywhere remotely near a shark. Well, maybe one thing — perhaps there was a boy I wanted to impress. Fikkie's Pool was an idyll. Mermaids' Pool seems too bland a name for such a place of youthful passion.
Fick's Pool was developed piecemeal over its life. A major renovation was done in 1965. Municipal workers removed a large amount of loose rock from the bed of the pool. The Rotary Club funded work to extend the seaward side to give the Pool a length of 50 metres and raising its height. A diving board was mooted, but I have no record that it was installed.
Another story linked to Fick's Pool is tragic and concerns the death of a member of an original settler family, the Warringtons. Arderne Tredgold describes the event in this way:
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Everyone loves Tom and Jerry, and the classic cartoon characters and their constant battle to win over one another has entertained billions of people the world over decades. In fact, Tom and Jerry lives on to this very day in reruns and numerous reboots, many of which are just as funny and outrageous as ever. Now, the show is set to entertain a whole new generation of fans in a new series set to air in 2013.
The Tom and Jerry Show marks the latest television return of the frenetic duo since the previous hit series Tom and Jerry Tales. Having made its debut in 2006, the show aired until 2008 and did more than its share in carrying on the nearly 70 year history of the series. However, the new episodes take things to a whole new level, with an innovative approach that nevertheless stays true to the Tom and Jerry tradition.
Set to air on Cartoon Network, the show is comprised of two 11-minute segments, with each featuring a variation of the now classic battle of wits between the two protagonists. Of course, Tom finds himself on the losing end of this battle more often than not, although the results are always sidesplittingly entertaining. And while the classic episodes largely took place in familiar suburban settings, the new series takes the pair to exciting new locations that range from haunted castles to eerie laboratories and everything in between. Tom and Jerry are also joined by a host of familiar as well as new characters that include Droopy, Spike, Tyke, Nibbles, and Tom's other nemesis, Butch.
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Split-screen functionality might not seem all that new since it's already available in numerous OEM versions (the Galaxy Note, for example, has included it for several generations now). But now it's available as a stock feature and may be coming to your device soon eventually maybe.
Split-screen works in portrait and landscape modes. When you have one app open, you can simultaneously access another app by long-pressing the recent apps button (the little square one) to prompt a carousel of apps on the side. (You'll notice that once you enter split-screen mode, the recent apps button transforms into a new hamburger icon.) You have some limited ability to resize windows (but only in portrait mode?). You can exit spit-screen by dragging the barrier all the way to one side or long-pressing on the recent apps button.
Note: Not all apps yet work with split-screen. For example (and quite surprisingly), the Google Search app doesn't play nicely with split-screen (but you work around that by long-pressing on the home button for Google on Tap).
Nougat now allows you to switch back and forth between the two most recent apps by double tapping the recent app button—it works in split-screen or full-app mode. Seems like this helpful little trick should have been a standard feature a long time ago.
To enable the hidden "UI Tuner" menu, swipe down the notification shade and long-press the gear icon you would use to get to Settings. You'll find a new menu in your Settings menu under the "System" section. Enacting this feature prompts a warning that you're about to encounter "experimental features" that "may change, break, or disappear in future releases. Proceed with caution."
Here you'll find some cool options like the ability to tweak the status bar, the "Do not disturb" feature, or even add swipe-up, split-screen functionality.
Have fun exploring, but keep in mind that there's a good chance you won't be able to use this one. The UI Tuner was available in stock Marshmallow, but didn't quite make it to my current Samsung phone's version of 'Mallow. I'm going to go out on a limb and predict that this feature will not be available in most OEM versions of Android. But give it a shot, who knows, you might get lucky?
Want easy access to tiles of your choice through the top pull-down shade? Nougat's got your back.
Once you pull down the top shade, expand the little arrow on the right to see a fuller list of easy-access tiles (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Airplane Mode, etc.). Nougat gives you some freedom to choose which tiles live there permanently. Just hit the "edit" button on the bottom-right corner to access the complete list of tiles, and you can drag to re-order.
Another welcome change: The pull-down shade allows you to swipe left or right to multiple pages to access more tiles. You could, theoretically put all your tiles up there for quick access.
Are you a total control freak? Well, Nougat gives you some more of that control you need, you power-hungry monster.
First, you'll need to enact the aforementioned hidden UI Tuner and then toggle-on "Power notification controls" (under the "Other" menu). This gives you the opportunity to set app notifications on a scale from Level 0 (Block all notifications) all the way up to Level 5 (Show at the top of the notification list, allow full-screen disruption).
Now, when you go into Settings > Notifications, you'll be able to set each of your app's notification level after tapping the large green "A" to the slide's left (which I assume stands for "auto"?).
Nougat gives you the ability to easily access app-notification preferences by long-pressing on a particular notification in the pull-down shade or slightly pushing it to either side to reveal a little gear icon. This little trick even works on the lock screen.
This feature was already available from many OEMs, but finally makes its long-overdue stock debut with Nougat. It's simple to access: Long-press on the home screen to change the wallpaper image (as you would usually) and once you choose which pic you want, you'll be met with a screen asking if you'd like to make that wallpaper for your home screen, lock screen, or both.
Are your eyes not what they used to be? By which I mean, do you need things to be BIGGER so you can see them properly? Well, ol' stock Android might be able to help.
You can now change the "display" size on your device to embiggen all the text and icons. Access this option via Display > Display size to choose between five different settings.
And of course, as always, Google engineers make sure to never miss an opportunity to show the world that they suffer from an overabundance of free time. Yes, Nougat has a hidden Easter egg.
1) You initially access this Easter egg like the others: Settings > About Phone > repeatedly tap "Android 7.0" (or whatever version you have) to prompt a giant Nougat logo (a big "N").
2) Loooooong tap the logo until you see a little cat emoji at the bottom of the screen.
3) Swipe down from the top to bring up the notification shade.
4) Hit "Edit" and scroll down and you'll find a little cat face icon with the label "???? Android Easter egg." Drag and drop that above the fold wherever you'd like.
5) Now when you swipe down the shade, you'll see a tile for "empty plate." Tap that to prompt a choice of four cat treats and choose one.
6) Now, wait. Eventually your phone will notify you that you've caught a cat. Have fun with that.


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25 Days till Sam's reopening.
I saw some guys talking about this on another site you were on. seems some of them will show up also.
16 Days till Sam's reopens.
Lets hope for none of this.
14 Days till Sam's reopens.
I'm still ready........let's get a good showing this year!!!!
9 Days till Sam's Pizza reopening.
The big event is coming......Let's all get out and be there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It does go by pretty quick for some reason. Great night fishing month. Because of my drunkenness i did not have a September this year. Or October.
I will gladly pay you next Tuesday for a slice of pizza on Saturday!
Actually this time tomorrow a few of us will be heading up to Sam's. We want to make sure everything is OK for Saturday.
It's not the best pizza but it is the first pizza on the boardwalk and that signals the start of a new season. SCREW winter.
Don't be sorry that you missed this season starting event.....BE THERE, you won't regret it!!


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Identification of an early endosomal protein regulated by phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase
Varsha Patki, University of Massachusetts Medical School
Joseph V. Virbasius, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow
William S. Lane
Ban-Hock Toh
Howard S. Shpetner
Silvia Corvera, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow
Department of Cell Biology; Program in Molecular Medicine
1-Phosphatidylinositol 3-Kinase; 3T3 Cells; Amino Acid Sequence; Androstadienes; Animals; Endosomes; Enzyme Inhibitors; Mice; Molecular Sequence Data; Phosphotransferases (Alcohol Group Acceptor); inhibitors; Proteins
Phosphatidylinositol 3-kinases (PI 3-kinases) have been implicated in membrane trafficking in the secretory and endocytic pathways of yeast and mammalian cells, but the molecular mechanisms by which these lipid kinases operate are not known. Here we identify a protein of 170 kDa that is rapidly released from cell membranes in response to wortmannin, a potent inhibitor of mammalian PI 3-kinases. The amino acid sequence of peptides from p170 reveal its identity to early endosomal antigen (EEA) 1, an endosomal antigen with homology to several yeast proteins genetically implicated in membrane trafficking. Immunofluorescence analysis of 3T3-L1 adipocytes with antisera against p170/EEA1 reveal a punctate peripheral pattern that becomes diffuse in response to wortmannin. In vitro, p170/EEA1 binds specifically to liposomes containing PIns(3)P, suggesting that the effect of wortmannin on cells is due to inhibition of PIns(3)P production. Thus, p170/EEA1 may define a family of proteins that mediate the regulatory effects of 3'-phosphoinositides on membrane trafficking in yeast and mammalian cells.
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 1997 Jul 8;94(14):7326-30.
Patki V, Virbasius JV, Lane WS, Toh B, Shpetner HS, Corvera S. (1997). Identification of an early endosomal protein regulated by phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase. Open Access Publications by UMMS Authors. Retrieved from https://escholarship.umassmed.edu/oapubs/1798


With these words, you acknowledge Paul's pain, and you located your Holy Self in the middle of Paul's thorns.
What a gift you have given us, that your grace is sufficient TODAY for your Persecuted Christians!
Please help your Persecuted Christians to know you have given them measures of grace within their difficult situations.
1. Please help your Persecuted Christians and the Church at large to be fruitful in this in this your Holy Season.
2. Do not allow their fruits to be wasted but cause it to be conserved and cause them to increase abundantly.
3. Beyond personal increase, allow your Persecuted People to multiply and become blessed communities.
4. Allow their hearts to wax strong with your unquenchable joy.
5. Through your children and by their witnesses, cause your church to fill the earth especially in the persecuted regions.


Discussion in 'Lens Lust' started by Zeeman, Aug 20, 2008.
Just bought my D80 and now looking for lens.
I like to do indoor and outdoor sports, portraits, weddings and more.
Looking for help in good quality inexpensive lens but not cheep lens..
While not all that fast, the 18-70 is a good lens and not that all expensive. If you are starting out with nothing, a zoom might be a better choice initially. The other option would be to pick up a used 35-70 2.8. I don't have this lens, but plenty of folks around here have show really good results.
Otherwise, one of the 50's depending on budget or maybe the 35 f/2, although that won't be long enough for sports.
Tamron 17-50 2.8 is a very nice lens and probly in your budget. not so much a sports lens considering the small reach though. then maybe a Nikon 70-300 or if you can wait a little get the 80-200 2.8 also a very nice lens. i use that one for when i shoot sports.


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Greater Victoria Crime Stoppers wanted list for the week of Oct. 11
Greater Victoria Crime Stoppers is seeking the public's help in locating the following individuals who were wanted as of Oct. 11, 2022.
Noah Michael Douglas Stinson is wanted for identity theft, obstructing a peace officer, driving while prohibited and failing to appear. Stinson is described as a 24-year-old male, 6', 219 pounds, with brown hair and green eyes.
Jeremy Lew Blunden is wanted for four counts of fraud, possession of stolen property, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, obstructing a peace officer and four counts of breach of undertaking. Blunden is described as a 44-year-old male, 5'11", 144 pounds, with blue eyes and brown hair.
Jason Edward Dixon is wanted for assault and breach of probation. Dixon is described as a 23-year-old male, 5'8", 126 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.
Mary Margaret Kyle is wanted for assault. Kyle is described as a 39-year-old female, 5'7", 119 pounds, with blue eyes and brown hair.
Shawn Adam Sevigny is wanted for two counts of failing to comply with a release order. Sevigny is described as a 37-year-old male, 6'1", 181 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.
Yin Yeung Chan is wanted for breach of probation. Chan is described as a 35-year-old male, 5'5", 122 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.
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Browns have options for first pick
Jacob Rayyan, Staff Reporter|April 27, 2017
The Cleveland Browns are in the enviable position of having the number one overall draft pick in the NFL draft. There have been debates among fans about whether the team should trade their pick for other picks just farther down in the draft or for players like Jimmy Garoppolo. Since it looks like the team will not trade the pick, here are some of the potential players that the Browns would take at number one overall.
The Browns desperately need a quarterback. As such, one of their options will most certainly be one of the major starting quarterbacks available in the draft. Some of the big names in the draft are Deshaun Watson of Clemson University and the University of Notre Dame's DeShone Kizer, who went to high school in Toledo, Ohio. Another quarterback that has continued to impress scouts across the NFL is Mitchell Trubisky from the University of North Carolina. There are rumors that the Browns are heavily interested in Trubisky, who also attended high school in Northeast Ohio, to the point where they may take him No. 1 overall.
Another position that the Browns desperately need is defensive end. The Browns were 31st in the NFL last year in sacks per pass play, an important metric to measure the quality of a defense's edge pass rushers. Myles Garrett of Texas A&M University is one of the few players that are a lock to be a top ten pick in the draft and someone that can turn a struggling franchise around almost singlehandedly. Garrett is probably the safest pick that the Browns are considering in the draft due to his ability to change an entire defense in one season. He would also fill a position that the Browns desperately need.
Overall, there is a lot of discussion occurring about who the Browns should take at number one. Trubisky has been an up-and-comer, impressing in his pro day and forcing the Browns to consider him.
What will likely happen, however, is that the Browns will take Garrett at number one. What this means is that if other teams aren't as interested in Trubisky as the Browns are, they may be able to take him with the number 12 overall pick. If Trubisky is taken, the team can potentially still salvage their quarterback situation through free agency or trading players. They may even draft a quarterback in the later rounds or use their 11 picks to trade into the first round to take Kizer or Watson.
The Browns are in a great spot to improve after the miserable 1-15 season that they just went through. Garrett, who was once the presumptive number one overall pick, is being challenged by rising star quarterback who appears to be the best option at the most important position on the football field.
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