You must make reservations at least 5 minutes in advance of the time at Yoshi Shabu Shabu-Plano.
Lots of open front parking.
Amazing 12 person private dining. All tv features available for presentations or slideshows. 18 person chef table for big groups.
Yoshi Shabu Shabu Plano is our 2nd restaurant opening it's doors in the Dallas / Fort Worth Area. A traditional Japanese Shabu Shabu restaurant that serves only the highest quality meats that are paired with our 3 exceptional dipping sauces.
Happy Hour all day Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday and Wednesday through Saturday 11:30-5PM, and Late Night 9PM-Close. Amazing food and drink specials.
Yoshi represents wholesome natural food with integrity.
We locally source all of our meats: grass fed beef, cage free chicken and Berkshire pork. All of our meats are farm raised and never given growth hormones or antibiotics.
We will always serve you the freshest, natural and most delicious ingredients!
Come enjoy amazing happy hour with us!!!!! $3 mimosas, $4 Sangrias, all apps. Come have fun and eat great food.
Took my daughter and 3 friends to celebrate 14th Birthday. The service was awesome and food was great! Fun for the girls cook their own food and share a fun memory.
Love this place! Delicious food, fun experience, great wait staff.
We have eaten here several times and loved it. Previously everything was great. This last time the service was a mess. Wrong items brought out, timing of the broth addition (late) versus when the food was brought out, the bills were all mixed up.
Will come back but hoping they fix this service issue.
Delicious shabu shabu. Great service, Great booze prices.
Great food, great value, great service!! I would highly recommend!
We dined with a group of 11 for my daughter's 11th birthday. Most of our group had never experienced Shabu Shabu before. The entire staff was so helpful and attentive and showed us just what to do. They also gave great recommendations on ordering. It was so much fun and my daughter loved her dinner!
Had a great time and the staff was extremely attentive. We closed place down.
Suggestion: update your online menu to show you have mixed drinks too. Thanks for having great champagne!
Never had a bad experience. Only thing would be maybe less rice and more meat on the appetizer we had.
The food is always fresh and delicious. One of my favorite restaurants.
I was visiting from New Orleans and decided to try something new. I'm so glad I did. The food was fantastic and the service was equivalent. Awesome place for Vegetarians.
First time and will go again. Had out of town guests and the loved this place too. Outstanding service, excellent food selections and reasonably priced.
I really loved this place the first time my husband and I went, but we went here with a group of friends who haven't ever had Shabu Shabu before, and there were only two other groups seated, and yet the service was terrible! Even though we said it was most of our first times, no one bothered to explain things to us, no one gave us the sheets about "how to shabu shabu" like we got our first time, no one helped us, no one refilled our waters (or checked our hot pots water level/temperature - resulting in us all burning our mouths a lot and our pots literally burning - my noodle got ruined and were inedible). I didn't get the tea I ordered until the second time I asked, and no one asked any of us if we wanted refilled. Even getting our checks was a hassle, and I was told we'd get free birthday ice cream and that never happened either. I was so excited to share this cool restaurant with my friends on my birthday, and it was a total let down.
Yoshi is a fun experience and the product is extremely fresh. Our server Sunny was great, and extremely knowledgeable of everything. We will definitely be returning!
Best Shabu Shabu in town! Family hot pot dinners are great social way to enjoy eating.
Everyone is so helpful and friendly, the food is always awesome, it comes out quickly, price is decent. I love this place.
Love this place. Very authentic and tasty. Try the wagyu beef; it's like beef bacon!
Understaffed. Crew was working really hard but I spent the better part of the meal trying to get the wait staffs attention because they were trying to serve too many customers with not enough people.
Yoshi Shabu Shabu is our favorite spot for lunch or dinner. Staff is amazing and they make us feel like family. The food is delicious and good quality meats. Our favorites our the beef wagu and salmon. If you haven't been it is a must.
Everything would have been 5 stars but our server was a bit busy, it was valentines day evening. The owner stopped by to check on us twice which was really nice.
Overall we had a fun time. Different than your basic Asian restaurant and ,as has been expressed, the service is top notch. Everyone wants to help, they filled the tea and water glasses promptly and came by several times to make sure all was well. Will go back and bring friends next time.
Yoshi Shabu Shabu is a fun and delicious dining experience! The atmosphere was inviting and not overly loud. The service was five star. The food quality was excellent. Shabu shabu is also fun! Would recommend for every day or special occasion!
Great time was had by the whole party! Great service, did a good job explaining and demonstrating how to cook Shabu Shabu style and were very attentive the whole evening. It is pricy, roughly $130 per couple tip included, but well worth it and also included some desert. Much cheaper than in Tokyo! We had a party of 6, and they included gratuity, so make sure you look for that.
Overall though a fun, delicious good time and highly recommended.
Best shabu shabu restaurant in North Texas. I'm so happy to have found this gem.
I went for dinner a few weeks ago that I took two coworkers there for a birthday celebration. If you haven't been there you need to try it!
I had gone to a hot pot before in Stillwater, OK and was having a hard time finding one in DFW. My friend suggested it and I wanted to take my boyfriend for our two year anniversary. We both love asian food and he had never done it before. He loved it and it was delicious! It was a great meal, we got the donkey kong size and it was perfect for both of us. I would have enjoyed a lot more noodles, maybe have the option of unlimited noodles OR rice instead of just unlimited rice. Overall it was a great experience and a fun place to go to to expose people to new things.
This is a Korean hot-pot experience you should try. And it's vegan-friendly, too.
Very slow and over priced for food quantity.
I LOVE Shabu Shabu! Yoshi has a really great bar with two levels. You have an option of a few different bases, but simply going with the plain is my favorite. You are given 3 different sauces-ponzu, teriyaki, and peanut. I always have them dress the sauces for me with garlic, green onions, and an oil with an orange tint. Their happy hour appetizers are a good deal, but I never get them because I focus on the meat. You're given mushrooms, carrots, spinach, cabbage, broccoli, onions and another veggie I can't remember. I always ask for just spinach and broccoli because I'm fairly picky. I love all the kinds of beef they have, but have also ordered the chicken. My husband likes to order the seafood with salmon and mussels. The meats are sliced really thin, so don't be bashful about ordering a large order. You're given rice, and I've been given rice refills without them charging me. The broth afterwards is turned into a soup. I've never been able to eat the soup in the restaurant because I'm always so full by then. You have a couple choices of the noodles, but I don't know the difference or which one I get. The staff helps you to make the soup and transfer it to a bowl or take out container. They have a small bar at the front with liquor, wine and beer. They make their watermelon saki and it was an absolute steal! Between 3 of us, we were unable to finish it, but it was so good. I've liked the staff here, but do feel that the owners opening a new location has changed things a bit. The staff is good, but it feels a little less since the owners are never there anymore. I follow them on FB for deals, but most of them seem to apply to their Plano location. It's a nice atmosphere to eat, but it can get a bit noisy if you're wanting to have a romantic or intimate date. They have tables, but often you have to share a pot with another member of your party if you sit there. I always want to sit at the bar to see them slice the meat and I prefer my own pot.
This meal was amazing! Food was excellent and fun. The service was very friendly and courteous.
Restaurant called to cancel because they were closing earlier.
We absolutely LOVE this place! Super attentive staff, and the best Asian food I've had since I was actually IN Asia! Can't wait to go back.
Fun night out for our 16 year old's birthday. Everything was perfect.
Fantastic, authentic, Japanese cuisine. Of course it only cost one quarter what it would in Japan with the same quality.
Food was great and so was the service. They were very helpful given we had never been to a shabu shabu place. We'll be back!
Shabu Shabu may be a fun dining experience for most people. We, being the native Japanese, found this place to be disappointing. Hot water should be used to refill the "dashi" broth of the hot pit. Every time the hot pot was refilled with water, the temperature of the pot went down and we had to wait for he dashi to get hot enough to add more food.
Menu is confusing and the waiter did a poor job clarifying our questions. Eventually I figured it oout and ordered for everyone.


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New York's Yiddish Theater
From the Bowery to Broadway
Mar 9 2016 - Jul 31 2016
Museum of the City of New York
From the late 19th- to the mid-20th century, a thriving Yiddish theater culture blossomed on Manhattan's Lower East Side, entertaining moe than 1.5 million first and second generation Eastern-European Jewish immigrants. Second Avenue became the "Yiddish Broadway," where audiences of new New Yorkers celebrated their culture and learned about urban life in the city via cutting-edge dramas, musical comedies, and avant-garde political theater.
As stars of the Yiddish stage gained mainstream popularity, New York's Yiddish theater became an American phenomenon. This legacy resonates today through enduring dramatic themes, classic New York humor, and a large crop of crossover actors, directors, and designers who found work on the mainstream New York stage and in Hollywood.
Whether you go or not, the exhibition catalog, New York's Yiddish Theater: From the Bowery to Broadway, is a witty and absorbing demonstration of the interplay of minority and mainstream―with the minority culture here having outsize influence over the larger culture of Broadway, Hollywood, and America. Many photos of famous actors and comics, old posters, packed theaters, and stage scenes balance the richly sourced text.
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Blood camera to spot invisible stains at crime scenes
Technology 12 November 2010
By Helen Knight
Call it CSI: Abracadabra. A camera that can make invisible substances reappear as if by magic could allow forensics teams to quickly scan a crime scene for blood stains without tampering with valuable evidence.
The prototype camera, developed by Stephen Morgan, Michael Myrick and colleagues at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, can detect blood stains even when the sample has been diluted to one part per 100.
At present, blood stains are detected using the chemical luminol, which is sprayed around the crime scene and reacts with the iron in any blood present to emit a blue glow that can be seen in the dark. However, luminol is toxic, can dilute blood samples to a level at which DNA is difficult to recover, and can smear blood spatter patterns that forensic experts use to help determine how the victim died. Luminol can also react with substances like bleach, rust, fizzy drink and coffee, causing it to produce false positives.
The camera, in contrast, can distinguish between blood and all four of these substances, and could be used to spot stains that require further chemical analysis without interfering with the sample.
To take an image of a scene, the camera beams pulses of infrared light onto a surface and detects the infrared that is reflected back off it. A transparent, 8-micrometre-thick layer of the protein albumin placed in front of the detector acts as a filter, making a dilute blood stain show up against its surroundings by filtering out wavelengths that aren't characteristic of blood proteins.
By modifying the chemical used for the filter, it should be possible to detect contrasts between a surface and any type of stain, says Morgan. "With the appropriate filter, it should be possible to detect [sweat and lipids] in fingerprints that are not visible to the naked eye," he says. "In the same way you could also detect drugs on a surface, or trace explosives."
Journal reference: Analytical Chemistry, DOI: 10.1021/ac101107v


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Tours And Travel
Hell's Kitchen, also known as Clinton and Midtown West, is a neighborhood on the West Side of Midtown Manhattan in New York City. It is traditionally considered to be bordered by 34th Street to the south, 59th Street to the north, Eighth Avenue to the east, and the Hudson River to the west. The area provides transport, medical, and warehouse infrastructure support to Midtown's business district.
Once a bastion of poor and working-class Irish Americans, Hell's Kitchen's location in Midtown has changed its personality since the 1970s. The 1969 City Planning Commission's Plan for New York City reported that development pressures related to its Midtown location were driving people of modest means from the area, and the gritty reputation that Hell's Kitchen developed afterward kept real estate prices below those of most other areas of Manhattan. Since the early 1990s, the area has been gentrifying, and rents have risen rapidly. Located close to both Broadway theatres and the Actors Studio training school, Hell's Kitchen has long been a home to learning and practicing actors.
Hell's Kitchen's gritty reputation had made its housing prices lower than elsewhere in Manhattan. Given the lower costs in the past and its proximity to Broadway theatres, the neighborhood is a haven for aspiring actors. Many famous actors and entertainers have resided there, including Burt Reynolds, Rip Torn, Bob Hope, Charlton Heston, James Dean, Madonna, Jerry Seinfeld, Larry David, Alicia Keys, John Michael Bolger, and Sylvester Stallone. This is due in large part to the Actors Studio on West 44th at which Lee Strasberg taught and developed method acting.
Ninth Avenue is noted for its many ethnic restaurants. The Ninth Avenue Association's International Food Festival, stretches through the Kitchen from 37th to 57th Streets every May, usually on the third weekend of the month. It has been going on since 1974 and is one of the oldest street fairs in the city. There are Caribbean, Chinese, French, German, Greek, Italian, Irish, Mexican, and Thai restaurants as well as multiple Afghan, Argentine, Ethiopian, Peruvian, Turkish, Indian, Pakistani, and Vietnamese restaurants. Due to the abundance of restaurants, Restaurant Row is located on West 46th Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues.
The Lincoln Tunnel connects New York City to New Jersey. Parking lots dot the neighborhood, but are dwindling in quantity as developments are being built. Eleventh Avenue is lined with car dealerships, many of which claim to have the highest volume among all dealerships for their brands in the country.
The massive Port Authority Bus Terminal is between 40th and 42nd Streets and Eighth and Ninth Avenues. Several New York City Bus routes (such as the M11, M12, M31, M34 SBS, M42, M50) also service the area.
Hell's Kitchen is bounded on the east by the New York City Subway's IND Eighth Avenue Line (A C E trains). The MTA built the 7 Subway Extension (7 trains) for the aforementioned Hudson Yards development. The extension to 34th Street – Hudson Yards opened on September 13, 2015, making the IRT Flushing Line the westernmost New York City Subway line within Midtown.
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When the season gives you beautiful fresh strawberries, turn them into delicious cakes.
"The perfect textured pound cake," says Ashley Steele, with a bonus: "It uses less sugar than traditional recipes because it features sweet fresh strawberries."
Fill homemade sponge cake with a whipped cream and strawberry filling and then roll it up into a gorgeous cake.
"Using fresh, sweet strawberries is the key," says Drea217, the recipe submitter. "The cake itself is not very sweet, although the icing is. The balance is perfect."
"It is hard to find scratch strawberry cakes, so this one is worth its weight in gold to me as a caterer," says GothicGirl, the recipe submitter. "Frost with cream cheese or vanilla frosting -- or for a treat, use a chocolate glaze!"
"Simply a perfect way to use those summer strawberries," says BBCAKE916. "It's light, not too sweet, and oh-so-tasty."
A pudding-like strawberry cake with a decadent white-chocolate frosting. "This creamy white chocolate frosting is not too sweet," says Francine. "Just right with the moist strawberry cake. Great combo."
A light, delicious yellow cake gets the upside-down treatment, with fresh strawberries and mini-marshmallows creating the sweet topping -- or is it the bottoming?
"Light and fluffy, easy and elegant," says Star Pooley, the recipe submitter.
"Excellent coffee cake," says Tammy Lynn. "I loved the coconut topping. I never would have thought to put it with strawberries, but it worked. The amount of strawberries was perfect."
"I made this with just fresh strawberries and everyone raved," says ccrobinson. "I used a bundt pan and reversed the order of the layers with the crumb topping on the bottom. Sprinkled powder sugar on top and it look great! Making it again today with mixed berries."
For this traditional shortcake, Chef John uses self-rising flour and toasted butter for a nutty flavor. A light, delicious, slightly crumbly cake with juicy strawberries and fluffy clouds of whipped cream.
A breakfast strawberry cake. "Light and fluffy pancakes packed with strawberries," says Kristi, the recipe submitter. "The vanilla makes this breakfast seem like dessert!"
What the heck, let's make it a baker's dozen strawberry recipes! Here's a triple threat strawberry cheesecake in cupcake form!
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Where the maps folds.
Juan Valbuena
Juan Valbuena (Madrid, 1973) belongs to a lucid generation that has assimilated the artificiality of cartographies, so that a map, for him, is no more than a canvas, a signal to begin, a fragile demarcation that allows him to delimit the space through which he is going to move, in order thereafter to reveal it to the world, a sketch onto which the science of ecology is to be applied. In each one of his projects, Valbuena studies a specific territory shared by a group of living beings, in order to examine how it shapes those living in it, but also those observing it.
This inspection of different areas through photography, with the help of texts by both himself and others, accompanied by interviews and fieldwork notes of all kinds, makes no claim to scientific rigor, seeking only to suggest the fragility of time. These are neither desert islands nor remote, exotic places. In fact, they have a close and direct connection with Spain, the country in which Valbuena grew up and in which he has been formed.
This photographer with a sailor's vocation is fascinated by tales. In each one of his projects, he sets out to lead to us to the stories to be found in the interstices, in the empty spaces of territories without images, bringing to light experiences that have been silenced, rendered invisible, denied to photography. His projects therefore, since Noray (1999–2012), Un lugar de la Mancha (2006–2020), Salitre (2009–2014), Ojos que no ven, corazón que no siente (2008–2018) until Dalind (2013–), his last work still in process, require a great deal of time: they are many years in the making and demand an effort of attention on the part of those who finally view them. They require our commitment to being not merely spectators, but rather interpreters of a present or a past.
This photographer of realities, well aware of the always biased ―and therefore limiting― nature of the camera, but also of its powers of manipulation and authority, when he decides to show the world a series of images, does so in the aim of adding to the economy of significant images, rather than simply swelling the reproductive cacophony. Sign-images, which call on our common humanity. Link-images, connection-images, beacon-images, made to help us journey within ourselves and to look at the world with deepened fraternity.
Valbuena's photography, without ever ceasing to question itself, is made to be experienced, as it seeks constantly to solve a riddle or to reveal a secret, provoking a renewal of our way of thinking. To unfold the map charted by Juan Valbuena is to glimpse ports of dialogue, a conversation with others, with our own species, an invitation to greater solidarity.
Canal Isabel II, Comunidad de Madrid
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– Exposición "Juan Valbuena. Por donde doblan los mapas" en Flickr
– PHE20
"Donde doblan los mapas" is an exhibition that compiles the five of photographer Juan Valbuena's most personal projects.
These five series have been developed over several years and revolve around ideas of travel, territory, borders and memories, both personal and collective.
These works combine images (taken by him but also belonging to archives and family albums) with written testimonies, and invite us to reflect on the role of photography and the concept of the author.
Exhibition produced by the Community of Madrid and presented at the Sala Canal de Isabel II in Madrid from 15 September to 15 November 2020. Photoespaña 2020
On the occasion of the exhibition, a book has been published.The book brings together the five series that comprise it..
An incomplete atlas of the world that, mixing words and images with geography and stories, seeks to get closer to the people linked to the territory they inhabit or to the place that they once had to leave.
Coedition: RM / Phree/ CAM
Exhibition: Donde doblan los mapas
Text authors: Juan Valbuena, Sandra Maunac, François Cheval and Alfonso Armada Design: Rifle
Printing: Artes Gráficas Palermo
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42487 Ångström este un asteroid din centura principală, descoperit pe 9 septembrie 1991, de Freimut Börngen și Lutz Schmadel.

Legături externe

 42487 Ångström în JPL Small-Body Database
 42487 Ångström în baza de date a Minor Planet Center
 Diagrama orbitei asteroidului 42487 Ångström (JPL)

Centura de asteroizi
Obiecte astronomice descoperite în 1991

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September 5, 2012 - 3:30pm
Roz Steiner gallery to feature alumni artworks
posted by Billie Owens in Announcements, GCC, alumni, roz steiner, art.
Amid the joy of reuniting with friends and professors, the big hair and '80s tribute bands, and the great food and good times that will mark Homecoming at Genesee Community College in September, will be inspiring artwork created by GCC alumni.
The Roz Steiner Art Gallery will showcase a variety of media from talented graduates: digital photography, nature paintings, ceramics, realistic portraiture, serigraphs and watercolors, photography and multimedia works.
The exhibitors for the Alumni Exhibition include:
Amanda J. Adams, from the GCC class of 2007, is a digital photographer and certified art educator. She earned her associate degree in Fine Arts after graduating from Greece Athena High School. In 2009, Adams completed her bachelor's degree in Art Education, and is currently working toward a master's degree in Art Education from Nazareth College in Rochester.
Briana Coogan-Bassett was raised in Warsaw in a family of artists. Her collection of nature paintings brings to light the plight of endangered animals. Coogan-Bassett earned a Fine Arts associate degree from GCC in 2009, where she says she "learned basic photo developing skills, hand building techniques, how to construct and prepare a canvas, and the importance of drawing what you see." Her work has been featured in solo exhibits with both the Genesee Valley Council on the Arts and the Arts Council for Wyoming County.
Megan Dembinski is ceramist from the GCC class of 2009 who lives in Silver Springs. After completing her studies at Genesee, Dembinski earned a bachelor's degree in Art History with a minor in Studio Art from SUNY Geneseo in 2011. The Arts Council for Wyoming County awarded her the Rising Star Scholarship, which included a solo exhibition and a booth at the Letchworth Arts and Crafts Show and Sale. Dembinski plans to pursue a master's degree in either Art Conservation or Art Education.
Heather Gleason, from Elba, focuses on historical photographs in creating her realistic portraits. She earned an associate degree in Fine Arts from GCC in 2009 and then completed a Bachelor of Science in Studio Art from SUNY Brockport in 2011.
Chris Held has spent most of his life in Leicester, where the rural community has shaped his collection of watercolors and serigraphs featuring nature scenes. Held graduated from GCC in 2003 with an associate degree, and completed his bachelor's degree from SUNY Geneseo in 2008. He was the first recipient of the Rising Star Scholarship Award from the Arts Council for Wyoming County.
Michael Mulley is a Batavia native who owns the College Street Gallery in the historic Allentown District of Buffalo. The freelance photographer earned his associate degree in communications in 1988 and completed a bachelor's degree in Fine Art Photography from RIT in 1991. Mulley's photos have been published in The Buffalo News Sunday Magazine, Buffalo Spree magazine, Artvoice, Hallwalls' publications, The Art Laboratory of Berlin and the jazz magazine Coda.
Mary Jo Whitman graduated from GCC in 2009 with an associate degree in Fine Arts. She uses a variety of materials to produce interesting and meaningful two- and three-dimensional artworks. Whitman is currently working toward a bachelor's degree in Studio Arts from SUNY Brockport, with a dual concentration in sculpture and photography, as well as minors in art history and psychology.
"As I looked over the resumes and portfolios of this group of artists, I was impressed with the quality of the artwork, as well as the breadth of both subject and media," said Gallery Manager Shirley Verrico. "These artists clearly developed excellent foundation skills at GCC, but perhaps more importantly, each found a creative voice with which they could express themselves in a unique and personal way."
The exhibit runs from Sept. 14 through Nov. 8, with a reception planned from 1-4 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 29 during homecoming weekend.
The gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday but it's closed on Tuesday. Admission to the Roz Steiner Art Gallery is FREE.
To learn more about the gallery and the upcoming exhibit, visit: http://www.genesee.edu/campuslife/arts/gallery/calendar.cfm.
GCC's Bringin' Back the '80s Homecoming Weekend Sept. 28-29 has something for everyone and for all ages, including live bands, a car show, soccer games, brunch, Athletic Hall of Fame inductions and an Oktoberfest mixer with the Batavia Rotary Club at the Batavia Downs.
The complete rundown of activities, and registration forms for key events, are available on the GCC homecoming Web site: http://www.genesee.edu/depts/alumni/homecoming/


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Chromosomal Anomalies-Aneuploidy
Nowadays, we know that all the genetic information is enclosed in the inner of our cells, specifically in the cell nucleus. The genetic information could be compared to a book, whose half of the chapters derive from the mother and the other half from the father. This book contains sentences- the chromosomes, which consist of words- the genes.
Human beings have 23 pairs of chromosomes in each somatic cell, which in total add up to 46 chromosomes. Half of these 46 chromosomes are of maternal origin and the other half are of paternal origin. Some chromosomes have a large number of genes, while other carry only a small number. Chromosomes consist of what we all have heard as "DNA", which refers to the chemical structure of Deoxyribonucleic Acid. Chromosomes of the pairs 1-22 are called autosomes and are common for both sexes. The last pair consists of chromosomes X and Y, which are called sex chromosomes and are differently distributed between males and females: a male human has one Y and one X chromosome (symbolized XY), while a female human has two X chromosomes (symbolized XX).
The chromosomes that form a pair (homologous chromosomes) are identical in terms of having the same kind of genes at the same location. However, genes of the same location in the two homologous chromosomes may differ on the nature of their genetic information. These genes are called allelic (there is a gene that defines a characteristic, the allelic gene A results in phenotype A and the allelic gene B results in phenotype B. Both genes are in the same location on the homologous chromosomes and control the same characteristic, but in a different way).
Every human inherits one chromosome of each homologous pair from the mother and one from the father. Especially, regarding the sex chromosomes, all humans inherit one X chromosome from their mother, who has two X chromosomes (XX). The second sex chromosome is inherited by the father and could be either X or Y, as he has an X and an Y chromosome (XY). As a result, sex is defined by the Y chromosome and all females have as sex chromosomes a pair of XX, while all males have a pair of XY.
Chromosomal abnormalities are cases of irregularities in the structure or the number of the chromosomes. Therefore, there are structural or numerical chromosomal abnormalities. These abnormal situations are present when someone has one or more chromosomes with detriment. Situations in which there is a numerical chromosome abnormality are called aneuploidies and could be the result of surplus chromosomes (trisomy or polysomy) or on the opposite, due to lack of some of them (monosomy). The most characteristic case of trisomy- existence of one surplus chromosome- is Down syndrome. People with Down syndrome have one extra 21 chromosome, instead of just a pair of chromosomes 21, and for this reason the syndrome is also called trisomy 21. Regarding monosomies, the most characteristic case is Turner syndrome or X0. People showing Turner syndrome are women, who lack one X chromosome.
The embryos that result from an IVF cycle can be tested regarding their chromosomal status (aneuploid or euploid) after Pre-implantation Genetic Screening (PGS or as it is called nowadays PGT-A). The aim of PGS is to screen the embryos and replace only the healthy ones- avoiding failed embryotransfers and their emotional and financial cost. Additionally, pregnancies with embryos affected by a syndrome, can be avoided, as well.


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Guys, my Ellenoh.com website has been hacked. Please do not go there!! It has been infected with very bad malware. Fortunately, my blog is hosted on blogger and I never moved it to my website. I always thought that was a pain but now I'm very grateful because my blog is safe.
I would gladly hurt the person who did this to me. Also, if you see any emails from ellen@ellenoh.com - DON'T open for now!! Delete! Everything has been compromised and it's a huge mess. I'm real sorry guys!!
So very sorry, Ellen. That's so terrible someone did that to you.
Thanks for the heads up! So sorry this has happened to you.
It was only a matter of time, if it were on Wordpress. All it takes is installation of one shoddy plugin that paves way to SQL Injection.
I've been on the receiving end once, and now I usually code my own.
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Scheelenborg
Lord High Constable Stig Andersen Hvide was stripped of Scheelenborg for the murder of Erik Klipping
Stig Andersen Hvide was not personally present when he was convicted of regicide, for which his punishment was to be outlawed and have his estate confiscated.
During a national assembly at Nyborg Castle in 1276, King Erik Klipping asked the nobles to recognise his infant son as the future king of the country. One by one, the assembled gentry loyally swore to accept the young child as the true heir to the throne, until the question was put to the powerful commander of the army – Lord High Constable Stig Andersen Hvide – who refused.
He is then believed to have ridden north to Eskebjerg, his estate on Fyn, which now called Scheelenborg. Even though he had estates in many parts of Denmark, he was obviously particularly attached to his manor on Fyn. It lay close to the strategically important Nyborg Castle, and legend has it that Lord High Constable Stig was buried in the grounds of Stubberup Church, Scheelenborg's local parish church.
The Lord High Constable fled the country before his trial
Even though Stig Andersen Hvide had rejected the king's chosen successor, he retained his rank of Lord High Constable, which proves the unshakable power held by the lord of the manor.
That all changed in 1286. Erik Klipping was murdered in Finderup Lade, reportedly stabbed 56 times. The following year, Lord High Constable Stig and eight other nobles were summoned to appear before the court at Nyborg Castle to stand trial for regicide.
The nobles sensed that their smartest move was not to appear, and they fled to Norway. The trial took place regardless, and all nine were deemed outlaws and had their estates confiscated. This resulted in Eskebjerg becoming property of the crown.
The sentence was a miscarriage of justice
Stig Andersen Hvide established himself as a Norwegian war lord on the island of Hjelm, just south of Ebeltoft in Jutland. The island became a base for the outlaws, and it was from here that Stig Andersen Hvide sailed forth with his men to ravage towns and other tempting targets along the coasts of Denmark.
According to historians, the former Lord High Constable's thirst for revenge was fully justified. He died in 1296 and the charge of regicide was revisited almost a decade later. At the new hearing, no proof was offered that Stig Andersen Hvide was present in Finderup Lade on the relevant evening in 1286. Historians have also come to the conclusion that he had no motive, either. At the time of the king's murder, the Lord High Constable actually held more power than ever before. So it seems that the sentence was more of an act of political cleansing.
His possessions were restored to his heirs in 1320.


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Is there any straight forward way to achieve this?

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Home > Press Release > "Development of non-human primate model of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)"
"Development of non-human primate model of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)"
Takanori Yokota
Department of Neurology and Neurological Science,
Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences (right)
Hidehiro Mizusawa
Chairman,
Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences (left)
Content of the research
A research group led by Professor Takanori Yokota and Chairman Hidehiro Mizusawa at Department of Neurology and Neurological Science, Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Tokyo Medical and Dental University developed a non-human primate model of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). This was achieved in cooperation with the research groups of Tsukuba Primate Research Center, National Institute of Biomedical Innovation, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Medical Science, and Chiba University. This work was supported by Comprehensive Research on Disability Health and Welfare; Research on Neurodegenerative Diseases/ALS from Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, Japan; Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) and Grant-in-Aid for Research Activity Start-up and Strategic Research Program for Brain Science, Field E from Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports and Technology, Japan. The research results were published online on 18, Jan 2012 in Brain.
● We first developed a non-human primate model of ALS with cytoplasmic mislocalization of TDP-43.
● There is a species difference in TDP-43 pathology, and our monkey model recapitulates ALS pathology to a much greater extent than rodent models, providing a valuable tool for studying the pathogenesis and developing therapy of sporadic ALS.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a fatal neurodegenerative disease characterized by progressive motoneuron loss. Redistribution of TDP-43 from the nucleus to the cytoplasm is considered pathological hallmarks of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, but their significance has not been fully elucidated. Since all reported rodent transgenic models using wild-type TDP-43 failed to recapitulate these features, we expected a species difference and aimed to make a non-human primate model of ALS. We overexpressed wild-type human TDP-43 in spinal cords of cynomolgus monkeys and rats by injecting adeno-associated virus vector into the cervical cord, and examined the phenotype using behavioural, electrophysiological, neuropathological and biochemical analyses. These monkeys developed progressive motor weakness and muscle atrophy with fasciculation in distal hand muscles first (Fig. A). They also showed regional cytoplasmic TDP-43 mislocalization with loss of nuclear TDP-43 staining in the lateral nuclear group of spinal cord innervating distal hand muscles (Fig. B and C) and the Betz cell in the primary motor cortex (Fig. D), reminiscent of the spinal cord pathology of ALS patients. TDP-43 mislocalization was an early or presymptomatic event and was later associated with neuron loss. These findings suggest that the TDP-43 mislocalization may lead to motoneuron degeneration. Furthermore, truncation of TDP-43 was not a prerequisite for motoneuronal degeneration, and phosphorylation of TDP-43 occurred after degeneration had begun. In contrast, similarly prepared rat models expressed TDP-43 only in the nucleus of motoneurons. There is thus a species difference in TDP-43 pathology, and our monkey model recapitulates ALS pathology to a greater extent than rodent models, providing a valuable tool for studying the pathogenesis and developing therapy of sporadic ALS.
Takanori Yokota, MD, PhD
1-5-45 Yushima Bunkyo-ku, Toko 113-8519
email: tak-yokota.nuro(at)tmd.ac.jp
Overexpressing wild-type TDP-43 in the monkey cervical cord leads to progressive motor weakness and muscle atrophy. Motor paresis of the forelimb on the injected side (encircled) in TDP-43 AAV-injected monkeys. (A) Constructed MRI images of upper arm muscles before (pre) and 4 weeks after (post) injection, indicating a marked muscle atrophy of upper and forearms as well as hand muscles, predominantly on the injected side (left side). (B) Immunostaining of the cervical cord sections of TDP-43–injected monkeys at the late stage using antibodies to pan-TDP-43 demonstrated normal localization in nuclei (black arrows), mislocalization in cytoplasm (red arrows). Regional mislocalization of TDP-43 and cell death in monkey spinal cords. (C) Sections from the injected side of the 8th cervical segment of the cord taken at the early stage and immunostained with an anti-Flag antibody. Most neurons in the lateral nuclear group (area encircled by broken line) showed cytoplasmic mislocalization of TDP-43 (enlarged inset), but almost all neurons in other areas expressed exogenous TDP-43 in the nucleus.(D) Immunostaining with anti-Flag antibody indicated that exogenous flag TDP-43 is expressed in nucleus or cytoplasm of the Betz cells in the primary motor cortex. Scale bars: 200 μm.


In this blog, Mike Connor discusses why it's important for trustees to take a proactive ambassadorial role for their school.
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Biden: Gift That Keeps on Giving
RUSH: Joe Biden's campaign plane, the press section, is empty. This is from Jim Geraghty reporting at National Review Online's campaign spot. 'Since the Delaware senator left Obama's side and ventured out on his own on Labor Day, he has hardly garnered any national media interest at all. His plane, a blue chartered 737, now crosses the country with about three-quarters of its seats empty, rows and rows with nary a warm body to be found. Biden's supporters maintain that he is connecting with voters and garnering positive media interest.' Like he did in Columbia, Missouri, last week, introducing that local state Senator that everybody has a lot of great love for, you remember how that went.
BIDEN: Uh, Uh, Chuck Graham, state senator is here. Stand up, Chuck. Let 'em see you. (rimshot) Oh. God love you. What am I talking about? (rimshot) I tell you what, you're making everybody else stand up, though, pal. (rimshot)
RUSH: Stand up for Chuck!
BIDEN: I'll tell you what, stand up for Chuck. (rimshot)
RUSH: And then he followed that up with the admission that Obama chose incorrectly.
BIDEN: Hillary Clinton is as qualified or more qualified than I am to be vice president of the United States of America. (rimshot) Let's get that straight. (rimshot) She's a truly close personal friend. (rimshot) She is qualified to be president of the United States of America. She's easily qualified to be vice president of the United States of America, and, quite frankly, might have been a better pick than me. But she's first rate. (rimshot)
RUSH: So you remember the story we told you at the beginning of the program, Biden is there in Charlotte, North Carolina, home state of John Edwards, saying that his grandkids had a slumber party with Obama's kids at the Democrat National Convention, that's what people want, the American people want people they can be comfortable at a sleepover with, meaning himself and Obama. (rimshot) And nobody was in the press section of his airplane on the trip from Wilmington to Charlotte on Sunday. He's the best show on the road, and nobody — well, Palin's the best show on the road. But for pure entertainment and laughs, if you're a Drive-By Media guy and you're fed up with politics as usual and the same old, you're looking for something new and exciting, how do you not get on Biden's plane? Now, Biden was in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, trashing Bush for not reaching across the aisle and running down the economy.
BIDEN: Remember the promise to reach across the aisle, to change the tone, to restore honor and dignity to the White House. We saw how that story ends, a record number of home foreclosures, (rimshot) home values tumbling, (rimshot) and the disturbing news that the crisis that you've been facing on Main Street is now hitting Wall Street, (rimshot) taking down Lehman Brothers (rimshot) and threatening other large financial institutions. (rimshot)
RUSH: So Bush did this, Bush and McCain economic policy did this. Run down the country. Now, I understand this is a campaign and you have to run down the status quo when you are a running for office, but these guys ought to learn that people don't want to hear just constant whining and groaning and complaining about this, they want to hear some solutions other than to say we've gotta get rid of the people that are in there. But remember that promise to reach across the aisle? Yes, we do, Senator Biden. We remember it so well, 'cause it happened way too much. Senator Biden, have you forgotten that Ted Kennedy wrote the education bill? Have you forgotten the massive comprehensive amnesty bill, immigration reform? What do you mean Bush didn't cross the aisle with you guys and McCain didn't cross the aisle and so forth? Record number of home foreclosures, yeah, because people like you made sure that people who couldn't pay the loans back were given mortgages. Now it's soup line America in this next bite.
BIDEN: We've seen eight straight months of job loss in America. (rimshot) Nearly 46 million Americans without any health insurance. (rimshot) Average income is down, while the price of everything, from gas to groceries is going up and up. (rimshot) A military stretched thin from two wars, one a necessity, and one a choice. (rimshot) Multiple deployments of not only regular military, but National Guard as well as Reservists. (rimshot) A nation more polarized than I have seen any time in my career. (rimshot)
RUSH: Why?
BIDEN: And a culture in Washington where the very few wealthy and powerful have a seat at the table, and the rest of us are on the menu. (rimshot)
RUSH: The rest of us are on the menu? You are part of the Washington elite. You've been there longer than McCain has been there, Senator. And this is a clever line, I think, they wrote for Senator Biden.
BIDEN: If we forget this recent history, we're going to be doomed to repeat it. (rimshot) We'll get four more years just like the last eight. (rimshot) If you're ready for four more years of George Bush, then John McCain's your guy. (rimshot) You know, just as George Herbert Walker Bush was nicknamed Bush 41 and his son was nicknamed Bush 43, John McCain could easily become known as Bush 44. (rimshot)
RUSH: Now, isn't it interesting that all of a sudden these guys have gotta go out and run against George W. Bush. That's what they're doing. Why do they have to do that? What happened to the hope campaign? What happened to the change campaign? What happened to Obama as The Messiah? What happened to Obama as the anointed one? What happened to Obama as the one we've been waiting for? What happened to Obama as the great unifier? What happened to Obama as the Guy who's going to stop all this partisanship? It ain't working. They've got nothing to say about Obama, so now let's go back, let's trash Bush, let's run against Bush again by saying that McCain is just going to be an extension of Bush. The mistake they're making on this is that Bush's popularity numbers may be down, but he's not disliked by the great middle of this country. He's hated and reviled by the kook lunatic fringe on the left, but he's not personally disliked. And these people, Biden, Obama, are coming off with personal hatred aimed at George W. Bush, and that's not going to fly. They're still imploding.


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1Geography and geology
1.1Location
1.2Apollo 15 landing site
1.3Apennine Front
1.4Rima Hadley
1.5South Cluster and North Complex
Hadley–Apennine
Moon landing site of American Apollo 15
Orbital photo of the Hadley-Apennine site; Apollo 15 landing site is marked with a circle.
Hadley–Apennine is a region on the near side of Earth's Moon that served as the landing site for the American Apollo 15 mission, the fourth manned landing on the Moon and the first of the "J-missions", in July 1971.[1][2] The site is located on the eastern edge of Mare Imbrium on a lava plain known as Palus Putredinis. Hadley–Apennine is bordered by the Montes Apenninus (often referred to as "Apennine Front"), a mountain range, and Hadley Rille, a meandering channel, on the east and west, respectively.[3][4]
Data obtained from the composition of soil samples collected on Apollo 15 show that most (about 90%) of the samples from the Apennine Front are brown-glass breccias, and approximately 60–70% obtained from the mare surface are basalt. Although the basalts seem to vary in their texture, their ages appear to be approximately the same. Most of the samples obtained on the Apennine Front are KREEP (potassium, rare-earth elements, phosphorus) materials, anorthosites, recrystallized norite, or recrystallized breccia.[5]
Geography and geology[edit]
Location[edit]
Orbital photo of Hadley-Apennine with Apollo 15 traverses labeled
Astronaut David Scott lands Apollo 15's Lunar Module Falcon at Hadley, with navigational assistance from James Irwin, on July 30, 1971. Starts at about 5,000 feet (1,500 m).
The Lunar Module Falcon backdropped by the Swann Range of the Montes Apenninus
Hadley–Apennine is located west of the Montes Apenninus and east of Hadley Rille. The Apennine mountains form a 15,000 foot (4,600 m) escarpment that rises higher above the Hadley plain than the Himalayan front above the plains of India and Nepal.[6] Hadley Rille (also referred to as Rima Hadley)[7] is located to the west of the Apollo 15 landing site and was the subject of substantial investigation during that mission. The feature, named from nearby Mons Hadley, is a channel that was likely formed by volcanic processes earlier in the history of the Moon.[3]
Apollo 15 landing site[edit]
See also: Apollo 15 and Apollo 15 operations on the Lunar surface
The American Apollo 15 mission, the first of the J-series missions that featured both increased scientific capability and the use of the Lunar Roving Vehicle, landed in an area of the Hadley–Apennine region to the west of the Apennine Front situated between the mountains Mons Hadley and Mons Hadley Delta to the northeast and south, respectively. This landing site was selected with the objectives of exploring the Apennine Front, Hadley Rille, and other geologic features in the area.[8]
Apollo 15 was the first mission in which landing sites were not restricted to equatorial areas. The Hadley–Apennine site was chosen with the specific objectives of sampling material from deeper within the Moon than had been obtained from the Fra Mauro formation on Apollo 14 and investigating Hadley Rille, a sinuous rille possibly formed by volcanic activity.[3] The site had been of interest to mission planners since early in the program. During the early stages of Apollo landing site planning, Apollo 19 (which was originally planned to be the fourth and penultimate J-mission of the initial exploration portion of the Apollo program) was tentatively set to land in the Hadley–Apennine region, albeit at a point south of the eventual Apollo 15 site and west of Hadley Rille—near the Carlos pit at the southwestern terminus of the rille.[9]
The Marius Hills area in Oceanus Procellarum was also considered for Apollo 15, but mission planners determined that a landing on the edge of Mare Imbrium at the Hadley–Apennine site would be more scientifically fruitful than the Marius Hills alternative, and placing a seismometer at Hadley–Apennine, given the locations of seismic packages from previous Apollo expeditions, would create a more optimal configuration for seismic study.[3]
Apennine Front[edit]
See also: Montes Apenninus
The Apennine mountains are hypothesized to be fault-block mountains displaced upward and segmented by the impact that formed Mare Imbrium. The frontal escarpment of Mons Hadley Delta is believed to be an exposed segment of the pre-Imbrium impact lunar crust. This made the mountain one of the mission's primary locations to visit, as doing so would allow the astronauts to obtain samples of the lunar crust as it was before the creation of Mare Imbrium.[10]
The area of the Apennine mountains between Mons Hadley and Silver Spur (a mountain just southeast of Mons Hadley Delta), although lacking an official designation on maps and other official mission literature, was informally referred to as the "Swann Range" by Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin, after mission geology team leader Gordon Swann. One of the mountains in the Swann Range was informally referred to by the astronauts as "Big Rock Mountain", after the Apollo Program Director at the time of the mission, Rocco Petrone.[11] The composition of the samples collected by the Apollo 15 astronauts from the Apennine Front, other than KREEP (potassium, rare-earth elements, phosphorus) materials, included anorthosite, and recrystallized norite and breccia.[5]
Unknown before the Apollo 15 mission, there are parallel linear patterns on the faces of the mountains in the area. Although they appeared to be occurrences of fracturing or layering appearing through the regolith, determining this is made difficult by the lighting circumstances during the mission. A dark band on Mount Hadley, believed to be a marking left by lava after receding, was observed by the Apollo 15 crew. Additionally, a thick regolith layer on the lower slopes of the mountains and a thin cover of debris on the upper slopes are suggested by the relative absence of large boulders on the lower mountain flanks.[10]
Rima Hadley[edit]
Hadley Rille, taken by Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin.
Rima Hadley, a sinuous rille located west of the Apollo 15 landing site, begins in an area of low domes at an elongated crater, Béla, and runs on to the North along the Apennine Mountain Range. Some research has suggested that both the rille and Béla are volcanic vents, and lava flows created the features. Another hypothesis suggests that the rille was originally a lava tube, the roof of which collapsed, creating the current appearance of the rille. Several large boulders, some of which are as large as houses, are strewn about the feature's floor.[8][12][13] The elongated crater Béla, which forms the beginning of Rima Hadley, could have been formed by the collapse of a shallow magma chamber. Visual observation suggests that the same is the case with other lunar rilles with similar features at their beginnings.[14]
Rima Hadley typically ranges in depth between 600 and 900 feet (180 and 270 m), but is approximately 1,200 feet (370 m) deep at the Apollo 15 landing site. The feature has a cumulative length of about 80 kilometres (50 mi) and an average width of about 0.75 miles (1.21 km). The sides of the rille, at the Apollo 15 site, slope downwards at an angle of about 25 degrees. Before samples were returned from the Moon during the Apollo program, several scientists believed that the feature and other similar features were formed by flowing water. This hypothesis has since been changed, however, to attribute the process of the feature's creation to volcanism.[8]
Rima Hadley is interpreted as one of the most defined sinuous rilles on the lunar surface. Outcrops of rock were observed by the Apollo 15 crew on both the near and far sides of the rille and were photographed and, in the case of outcrops on the near rim, were sampled. Layering in these outcrops is evident from the photos taken of them by the crew. Some of the strata observed have thicknesses of up to about 60 metres (200 ft) and appear to vary in albedo (reflectivity) and texture. Large boulders near the bottom of the rille are believed to be blocks that have broken off of the outcrops above.[10]
South Cluster and North Complex[edit]
The South Cluster, a crater cluster located to the south of the Apollo 15 site near Mons Hadley Delta, is believed to have formed as a result of a secondary impact, or the impact of ejecta/debris from a larger impact elsewhere on the Moon, probably the crater Autolycus about 100 mi (160 km) northwest of the cluster's location. This meant that the Apollo 15 astronauts were able to sample material from other parts of the lunar surface without traversing a great distance. The feature also allowed the astronauts to sample material that was originally located deep within the Moon.[8] The south rim of Dune crater within the cluster was visited by the astronauts.
The North Complex is a collection of several landforms, including craters, that were thought to have been formed by volcanic activity.[8] Although the Apollo 15 astronauts were to visit this feature, they were unable to do so due to time constraints and time-consuming issues in obtaining core samples.[15]
Apollo 15, Lunar surface
Montes Apenninus
Mons Hadley
Mons Hadley Delta
Palus Putredinis
Mare Imbrium
Bridge (crater)
Dandelion (crater)
Dune (crater)
Earthlight (crater)
Elbow (lunar crater)
Index (crater)
Last (crater)
Rhysling (crater)
Spur (lunar crater)
St. George (crater)
North Complex
Bennett Hill
Coordinates: 26°07′56″N 3°38′02″E / 26.13222°N 3.63386°E / 26.13222; 3.63386[note 1]
^ The specified coordinates indicate the landing site of the Apollo 15 lunar module.
^ "Apollo 15 Mission". Lunar and Planetary Institute. Retrieved 29 August 2011.
^ "Apollo 15". The Apollo Program. Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. Retrieved 29 August 2011.
^ a b c d "Landing Site Overview". Apollo 15 Mission. Lunar and Planetary Institute. Retrieved 18 August 2011.
^ "Apollo 15 Mission Overview". Apollo Lunar Surface Journal. Retrieved 18 August 2011.
^ a b Cameron; Delano; Bence; Papike (May 1973). "Petrology of the 2–4 mm soil fraction from the Hadley-Apennine region of the moon". Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 19 (1): 9–21. Bibcode:1973E&PSL..19....9C. doi:10.1016/0012-821X(73)90173-8.
^ "Apollo 15 Landing Site". Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. Retrieved 18 August 2011.
^ "Rima Hadley". International Astronomical Union. Retrieved 18 August 2011.
^ a b c d e Simmons, Gene. "On the Moon with Apollo 15: A Guidebook to Hadley Rille and the Apennine Mountains" (PDF). National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Retrieved 18 August 2011.
^ Shayler, David (2002). Apollo: The Lost and Forgotten Missions. Springer Science & Business Media. pp. 263–64. ISBN 978-1-85233-575-5.
^ a b c "Apollo 15 Preliminary Science Report" (PDF). National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Retrieved 18 August 2011.
^ "Swann Range, Swann Mountain, and Big Rock Mountain". Apollo Lunar Surface Journal. Retrieved 19 August 2011.
^ Roberts, Harry. "A meandering channel on the Moon: Rima Hadley". Sydney Observatory. Archived from the original on 27 September 2011. Retrieved 18 August 2011.
^ Burke, J. D. (November 1986). "Apollo 15 lunar base site: Steep slopes as an energy resource". Workshop on the Geology and Petrology of the Apollo 15 Landing Site: 38–43. Bibcode:1986gpal.work...38B.
^ "Unusual Features" (PDF). Apollo Over the Moon: A View from Orbit. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Archived from the original (PDF) on 15 December 2011. Retrieved 18 August 2011.
^ "Apollo 15 Mission Summary". Apollo Lunar Surface Journal. Retrieved 18 August 2011.
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Kate Beckinsale is an English actress who's perhaps best known for her starring role as Selene in the Underworld film series. She trains with Gunnar Peterson, former Director of Strength and Endurance Training for the Los Angeles Lakers. Here she is making a 150-pound tire look light as a feather, and here she is dominating a heavy sled push.
Heavy sled pushes (ideally 80% or more of your body weight) are a great option for building the muscles of the posterior chain (the hamstrings, glutes, etc.), which is one reason elite trainers love using them to help women get stronger. It's also proven to help you increase your maximal horizontal force production, a key component of running faster.
Kate Beckinsale is an English actress who's perhaps best known for her starring role as Selene in the Underworld film series. She trains with Gunnar Peterson, former Director of Strength and Endurance Training for the Los Angeles Lakers. Here she is making a 150-pound tire look light as a feather, and here she is dominating a heavy sled push.
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I'm finding this activity to be really helpful for transitioning to using these sounds in spontaneous speech. It's also a great language activity, because the students need to name 5 items in a category or talk about 5 features of an object. Who doesn't love an activity that hits both speech AND language???
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Artist(s): Ngindo women (Performer) | Composer: Mawasu Binti Mponda (Performer)Fatuma Binti Meri (Performer) | 1950/06/25 | Daressalaam, Divination song, East African, Fatuma Binti Meri, Folk music, Indigenous music, Mawasu Binti Mponda, Ndonde, Ngindo, Ngindo, Tanganyika, Tanzania, Unaccompanied, ILAM | Further details refer ILAM field record no. AC0312.
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The common feature of many of the mismatches seems to be our insularity.
we treat our religious professionals as though their congregants were their only constituency that mattered.
On the local level, we spend very little on outreach.
Everything I said about 2013 is even more true now.
It is not surprising when you think about the social climate since 1970. Forty years of 40 years of conservative culture creates and reinforces a dichotomy between the personal and the social. (Conservative culture is about the personal: individual advancement and fulfillment) Put another way, conservative culture perpetuates a conflict between the spiritual as individual growth vs. the spiritual as the deepening solidarity.
In conservative culture, the Kingdom of God becomes heaven, the reward for individual good behavior and faith. In more progressive traditions, the Kingdom of God is more a this-worldly realm of love and justice.
The Unitarian Universalist response to the conservative dominated culture was to focus on our local congregations where everyone was on their own journey, their own path, to personal fulfillment and serenity. Social justice, well, that's some people's thing, their hobby, and they can have their table at coffee hour and their petitions and clipboards.
The legacy of the conservative era has been our insularity. We have been tending to ourselves, and preserving the peace among ourselves. This has been a self-reinforcing style; congregations become more like themselves all the time, unconsciously narrowing the gate through which people enter.
There is a generational effect as well of the conservative era we have endured.
During conservative periods, liberal and progressive movements do not grow. They don't grow because younger generations do not join them because they do not seem effective and relevant. During the last 40 years, UU's have been so focused on why we can't hold our own young people that we did not really confront the fact that we were not attracting young people at all.
Consequently, the leadership and the style of Unitarian Universalism aged. Now what?
In many movements, the existing organizations survive through a tough downturn, but when the underlying movement re-emerges, it often re-emerges in the form of new organizations, with a new style.
The Movement for Black Lives is not the youth wing of the NAACP. In fact, SNCC in 1964 was not the youth wing of the NAACP. The New Left was not the Old Left organizations transformed and brought up to date. The community unions fighting for fast food workers and the minimum wage are not new incarnations of the unions that were so successful in the 1950's. New periods bring forth new organizations, new styles, new leadership to bring life and vitality to on-going and long-standing struggles.
The situation that we are in is that the Unitarian Universalism we know now is not well-suited for the times that we now live in. It is not the result of a particularly heinous moral failure on our part. It is just the history of our time.
But just as the historical developments of the last half century help explain where we are now, the same "historical understanding of a possible future" can give us guidance to move forward.
"It is as though we think that our congregation is the Beloved Community, rather thinking of the Beloved Community as all humanity made fair and the people one."
I was going to underline the same line that John did. Great point, Tom. Great framing.


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Q: Boost managed_shared_memory not working with C's mmap call on freeBSD I am having two processes and they are sharing
shared-memory.

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*Process-1 (implemented in c++ and using boost::interprocess::managed_shared_memory interface)

*Process-2 (implemented in c and using "she_open" and "mmap" interfaces)

This code was working fine on Linux But When I deployed same code on FreeBSD. Process-2 (C lang based) is keep on throwing error in mmap. Error is "Bad file Descriptor".
Please let me know:

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*Do I need to change the interface while moving from Linux to FreeBSD.

*Is there any known issue with this design.

Code Snippet:
Process-1(c++):
obj = new boost::interprocess::managed_shared_memory( boost::interprocess::open_or_create,<shm_name>, <shm_size>); // to create shm
obj->allocate(<data_size>) ; // to write in shm

Process-2 (c):
int fd = shm_open(<shm_name>,O_RDWR, 0666);
void * startpoint = mmap(NULL, <shm_size>, PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE, MAP_SHARED, fd, 0); // using the startpoint to read data written by process-1.

Boost version:
Boost.1.63.0
Thanks.


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