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25 facts. Celebrating the web's 25th birthday.
Twenty-five years ago, British computer scientist Sir Tim Berners-Lee made a proposal for what we know now as the Word Wide Web.
Håkon Wium Lie, our Chief Technology Officer, worked with Berners-Lee in the early 90s. He is also widely known as "Father of CSS." He recalls the first time he realized how big the World Wide Web could get.
1989: Tim Berners-Lee and the team at CERN invented the World Wide Web.
1990: The Archie Search Engine was created at McGill University. It is considered to be the first internet search engine.
1991: The first ever website went live.
1992: The phrase surfing the internet was coined by Jean Armour Polly.
1993: The Mosaic web browser, often described as the first graphical web browser, was launched.
1994: Yahoo! was launched. It first came out as a web directory.
1995: Opera was born! We turned 18 years old last year.
1996: Nokia released its first phone with internet access, the Nokia 9000 Communicator.
1997: BabelFish, the first automatic-translation application, was launched.
1998: The Google search engine was born.
1999: Napster was launched, changing the way we find and consume music online.
2000: By 2000, over 20 million websites were up and running.
2001: The first Wikipedia article was published.
2002: Social-networking site Friendster was launched. Today, Friendster now runs as a social-gaming site.
2003: Skype, a voice and video-calling service, was released.
2005: The first ever video on YouTube was uploaded. It has a guy and a zoo in it.
2006: Twttr was launched. It's now called Twitter today and is one of the most used social media services.
2007: Apple released the iPhone, changing the way people use mobile browsers.
2008: Dropbox was launched at TechCrunch50.
2009: WhatsApp, a cross-platform mobile messaging app, was launched.
2010: Instagram was launched. Now, we could finally take pictures of our food.
2011: Google+ was released. It was first launched as an invite-only service.
2012: More than 115,000 websites participated in the largest online protest in history. It was a protest against internet censorship bills SOPA and PIPA.
2013: Internet.org, a project by Facebook in partnership with Opera and other technology companies, was announced. Its aim is to connect the next 5 billion people online.
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Home » Public Involvement and News » Press Releases » Regional Press Release Archive » DEC Announces Start of Restoration at Historic Cleveland Dock on Oneida Lake
For Release: Friday, January 24, 2020
DEC Announces Start of Restoration at Historic Cleveland Dock on Oneida Lake
$930,000 Project Will Improve Access and Safety for Anglers and Boaters
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) today announced that a major restoration and rehabilitation of the historic Cleveland Dock Fishing Access Site is expected to begin this winter. Cleveland Dock, located at 69 State Route 49 in the village of Cleveland, Oswego County, provides unique access to the excellent fishing on Oneida Lake and also helps connect boaters to the Erie Canal system.
"DEC is excited to partner with our local, regional, and state partners on this critical project to restore the historic Cleveland Dock and improve safe access for anglers, boaters, and other visitors," said DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos. "Cleveland Dock is a popular year-round destination for residents, the greater North Shore community, and visitors from across New York State and beyond."
Cleveland Dock was a significant historic maritime landing place on the Erie Canalway, originally acquired by New York State in 1916. The dock was so well-constructed that the last major renovations took place in the 1930s. Cleveland Dock provides convenient access to Oneida Lake and the Erie Canal and draws visitors for open water fishing, ice fishing, and boat docking and provides emergency services access to the Central New York canal system. Oneida Lake, located 10 miles north of Syracuse in Oneida and Oswego counties, is the largest lake lying wholly within New York State and is best known for its walleye and yellow perch fishery.
During the open water season, the outflow from Black Creek combines with the deep water along the dock to attract a variety of fish species. Most notably, the dock provides access to post-spawn walleye in May and is also a great place to catch cruising walleye in the fall. The lake is also is a fantastic bass fishing location and popular tournament stop for professional bass fishing organizations. There are few publicly accessible locations on Oneida Lake that rival the high-quality shoreline fishing opportunity provided by Cleveland Dock. Current fishing information is available on DEC's Central New York Fishing Hotline.
Due to age-related deterioration of its waterfront structures, including two protective breakwater walls, Cleveland Dock is in danger of total collapse. Weather permitting, DEC expects to begin the full rehabilitation of the dock later this winter to ensure safe public access. Work includes but is not limited to removal and replacement of an existing concrete and timber sea wall with a steel sheet pile wall system. Site improvements include site grading, timber guide railing, railings, sidewalk, concrete wall cap, benches, picnic table, site electric, lamp posts, parking lot improvements, accessible concrete parking pad, approximately 2,060 square yards of asphalt parking lot, and striping.
DEC will fund $788,310 of the restoration and stabilization activities through NY Works; the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation will fund $150,000 through the Environmental Protection Fund for a total of $938,310. DEC will maintain the site in partnership with the New York State Canal Corporation, the site owner. Other partners supporting restoration of this community asset include:
Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Commissioner Erik Kulleseid said, "The Cleveland Dock provides crucial access to Oneida Lake and the New York State Canal System, which are incredibly popular boating and fishing destinations in New York State. I am grateful to the state Department of Environmental Conservation for the helping restore and improve this tremendous recreational resource."
New York State Canal Corporation Director Brian U. Stratton said, "Cleveland Dock lies within one of the most heavily trafficked sections of the state Canal System, which includes Oneida Lake. Now boaters will have more access to some of the best fishing in New York and experience what makes our canals special."
Village of Cleveland Mayor Laureen Tackman said, "The Village of Cleveland is looking toward a brighter future with the restoration of its once vibrant state dock. With this restoration, we expect increased boat traffic to once again bring more welcome visitors to our beautiful village on the north shore of Oneida Lake. We wish to extend our sincerest appreciation to all those partners whose hard work has made this a reality for us. Thank you."
Oswego County Legislature Chair James Weatherup said, "This structure we all know as Cleveland Dock has served the residents and businesses of the north shore for more than 160 years. It played a key role in the development of the village of Cleveland and town of Constantia and the announcement of this momentous project is met with great pleasure and enthusiasm."
Oswego County 5th District Legislator Roy Reehil said, "With great happiness and appreciation, I want to thank DEC and the many partners who recognize the importance of revitalizing Cleveland Dock for the village of Cleveland, North Shore area residents, and the thousands of annual visitors who experience Oneida Lake's fishing, boating, and spectacular sunrises and sunsets. Cleveland Dock will retain its importance as a former Erie Canal Terminal by offering a welcoming beacon to boaters and long distance canal travelers. On behalf of my constituents in the village of Cleveland and town of Constantia, I shout a resounding thank-you."
Oswego County Department of Community Development, Tourism, and Planning Executive Director David Turner said, "For almost two centuries, Cleveland Dock has served many roles but most recently its primary function has been a public access site for fishing and other important Oswego County recreation and tourism activities. We are very excited that this project is moving ahead and look forward to its completion. We greatly appreciate the efforts of Governor Cuomo, DEC and the other NYS partners who helped this come together."
Oneida Lake Association President Bill Girvan said, "Publicly accessible prime fishing access locations on Oneida Lake are very important and Cleveland Dock is a magnet for anglers of all ages. The Oneida Lake Association Board of Directors is very happy that the renovations will provide safe public access so anglers and other visitors can continue to enjoy the lake for many years to come."
Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board Executive Director David Bottar said, "I am very pleased to learn that New York State is planning to proceed with plans for the construction of the Cleveland Dock Rehabilitation project in 2020. This initiative will strongly support community revitalization activities in the village of Cleveland and complement efforts by community leaders, county officials, the state, and CNY RPDB to help develop Cleveland as regional gateway for recreation and tourism in Central New York."
New York State Tug Hill Commission Executive Director Katie Malinowski said, "The rehabilitation of the Cleveland Dock has been a priority for the village of Cleveland, town of Constantia, Oswego County, and many others. This significant investment spearheaded by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, in collaboration with other partners, will once again make this deepest dock on the north shore of Oneida Lake a hub of economic and recreational activity. Summer boat docking, fishing in all seasons including warm weather shoreline fishing and ice fishing access, connection to the Oswego County Recreation Trail, and perhaps most importantly access for emergency services, will all be supported by the new and improved facility located on the southern edge of the Tug Hill region."
Anglers and boaters play a major role in preventing the spread of invasive species, and responsible practices should be employed to help stop their spread. Following recommended guidelines such as properly cleaning, draining, and drying your boat and gear will lessen the likelihood of spreading invasive species and diseases.
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31 of the most terrifying Easter Bunnies you'll ever see.
I came across this on happyplace.com and thought it was hilarious. I took none of the pictures and wrote none of the captions, but I did lovingly choose my favorites for you. Happy Easter.
As hard as shopping malls try to make "going to see the Easter Bunny" a thing, it's never quite caught on like visiting Santa Claus. Maybe that's because Christmas is a magical celebration of materialistic greed and gluttony while the closest thing to "fun" about Easter is showing off your new pair of church slacks — or maybe it's because every Easter Bunny costume is a walking nightmare of soul-scarring horror. Here are some examples of why the image of a bleeding, emaciated guy on a cross rising from the grave is somehow not the most traumatizing thing about this holiday.
I'm just glad we learned the lessons of the evil Easter Bunny before people started dressing up as a rodent on Groundhog Day.
Good point, Guap. One of those could swallow kids in its giant shadow and no amount of candy would ever lure kids close enough for that.
Donnie Darko's babies pictures… LOL!
Hey John! Yeah, that Donnie Darko reference is pretty hilarious if you know who he is!
The thought of a man only partly dressed as a bunny is the creepiest of all (as in #7-17-28). Yet, then there's Santa Claus, who is always a dude? Personally, I think it has something to do with the fact that rabbits are normally prey, but as a giant-sized costume, they seem more predatory. Like if giant gerbils were attached to a holiday.
Laura, those bunnies would scare anyone! Especially children. The whole idea of a giant bunny coming into your house and leaving candy in a basket is kind of creepy anyway, now that I think about it.
I am Ginger's DAD. Thanks again for providing a morning chuckle. I have shared your morning delight with her sisters.
Junkpouch my friend. Pouch. Mmmmmm. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for stopping by!
Nicely curated selection – those are so so funny!! I agree with what you said above – the halfway dressed ones are most creepy (excuse another Jim Carey reference, but one of them looks just like him in the Grinch). I never would have thought there could be so many variations of frightening (and downright hideous!) bunnies. 🙂 Super funny!


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About the American Association of Colleges of Nursing
The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) is the national voice for academic nursing representing more than 850 schools of nursing nationwide. AACN establishes quality standards for nursing education, influences the nursing profession to improve health care, and promotes public support of baccalaureate and graduate nursing education, research, and practice.
AACN Issues New White Paper to Support Diversity and Inclusion Efforts
WASHINGTON, DC, December 15, 2020 – As a primary advocate for advancing diversity and inclusion within schools of nursing, the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors has endorsed a new white paper titled Promising Practices in Holistic Admissions Review: Implementation in Academic Nursing. This new resource provides a roadmap for schools looking to recruit more students from underrepresented groups into the nursing profession using evidence-based strategies and admissions redesign.
"Diversifying the nursing workforce is essential to meeting the nation's healthcare needs, addressing health inequities in historically underserved communities, and promoting greater access to care," said Dr. Deborah Trautman, AACN President and Chief Executive Officer. "AACN is committed to helping nursing schools make the structural changes needed to create a student population reflective of the communities we serve. This new white paper provides practical guidance to assist schools with meeting this critical goal."
Even with strong consensus regarding the need to bring more individuals from diverse backgrounds into the nursing profession, the mechanisms available to achieve this goal are too few and often fall short. One effective practice used extensively by the other health professions to achieve diversity goals is Holistic Admissions Review. This approach takes a broader look at a prospective student's qualifications to enter an academic program, which extends beyond traditional enrollment metrics. In addition to reviewing grades and test scores, Holistic Admissions Review is designed to help schools consider a broad range of factors reflecting an applicant's academic readiness, contribution to the incoming class, past work and life experiences, and potential for success both in school and later as a professional.
AACN began advocating for Holistic Admissions Review in 2016 by collaborating with Urban Universities for Health to provide two workshops to deans of nursing schools on this recruitment strategy. Following these initial workshops, the initiative was accelerated when the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), released a Nursing Workforce Diversity funding opportunity in 2017 that included a provision for nursing schools to implement holistic admissions practices. Additionally, schools were required to engage with a professional organization for technical assistance and training. AACN has provided technical assistance and diversity training for 32 of the 34 grant-funded schools over the past three years. Holistic Admissions Review workshops have been presented to 20 nursing schools from 2018-2020 in addition to the 64 workshops presented to the HRSA grant-funded schools.
Promising Practices for Holistic Admissions Review: Implementation in Academic Nursing presents a rich compilation of lessons learned over the past three years as a result of providing instruction and implementation guidance to more than 50 schools of nursing. These schools ranged from community colleges to academic health centers and were geographically distributed among 27 states. This broad representation allows these lessons learned to be generalizable to many nursing programs.
The white paper outlines the three phases academic institutions enter when adopting Holistic Admissions Review, while addressing many key considerations, including:
Adapting mission, vision, and value statements to champion diversity and inclusion
Initiating systems redesign to support a shift in admission strategy
Budgeting and fiscal considerations
Staff and faculty development needs
Best practices connected to student retention
Using technology to enhance efficiency
Utilizing nursing's centralized application service (NursingCAS) to support holistic admissions
The white paper may be downloaded from the AACN website here. For more information on AACN's efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in academic, click here.
AACN's Washington Weekly
Membership Approves Position Statement on Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity in Academic Nursing
AACN Partners with 24 Nursing Schools to Advance Holistic Admission Review
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If you find you have a 9″ measurement, then you are looking for the ase9575-C. I hope this helps!
If you wouldn't mind, I definitely want some pictures of this machine when you get my skids mounted.
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An Edcamp pioneer looks back at how the now-popular model remains free, noncommercial, spontaneous, organic, user-friendly, and open to all presenters and attendees.
In 2010, I wrote a post for Edutopia called Introduction to Edcamp: A New Conference Model Built on Collaboration. Just three months earlier, myself and a team of fellow educators organized the first Edcamp unconference at Drexel University in Philadelphia. We had no idea back in May 2010, after Edcamp Philly came to a close, how the Edcamp model would change the landscape for professional development (PD) across the entire globe.
Edcamp is the quintessential grassroots movement. In June 2010, only a month after the original Edcamp, educators in Charlottesville, Virginia organized Edcamp Cville inspired by what they experienced in Philly. As more events popped up, more were born. You can see how Edcamps have led to new Edcamps through the Edcamp Family Tree created by Chrissi Miles. Finally, the original organizers banded together to form the Edcamp Foundation, a 501c(3) dedicated to participant-driven professional development.
As more and more teachers attend Edcamps, it has become impossible to ignore the impact that this kind of professional development has on teaching and learning, and the empowering and reenergizing quality that it has for educators. Edcamp was even picked up by the U.S. Department of Education in 2014 for Edcamp US DOED, which was held again in 2015. Large conferences like ASCD have incorporated Edcamp-style sessions, and Edcamp organizers have written both a white paper and a book about the model and its impact on educators and their classrooms. Administrators have incorporated the Edcamp model into their staff meetings, and Joe Mazza, principal of Knapp Elementary School in Lansdale, Pennsylvania, connected families and teachers through Parent Camp. The model has even been adopted by students, most recently during Northfield (New Jersey) Community Middle School's Edcamp Period.
So why has this model grown so rapidly and garnered so much attention? For one, it is an outlet for educators who are hungry for new experiences and ways to explore their own practice with others. Most conferences are too expensive for the average educator, and many occur during school hours, so teachers have to take personal days to attend. Districts tend to send only administrators to conferences in the hopes that what leaders learn will trickle down to staff. In over a decade of teaching, I've never once had a school pay for me to attend a conference of my choosing. Edcamps, on the other hand, are free to attend and take place on Saturdays.
In addition, the model itself offers what many teachers crave even when they do get the chance to attend conferences: choice and voice. Their peers are leading the sessions, and they can move between sessions rather than having to sit in one that they don't find useful or effective. People are eager to learn and listen rather than be a talking head. What teachers want are the things that we always say we want to give our students: choice and voice. As one of Northfield's middle school students reflects, "It's cool that the ideas for what we will be working on came from us, and if we think of something else that we want to add to the list, we can just add it."
It's noncommercial (no vendor booths or sales pitches).
Attendees apply "the rule of two feet" when a session doesn't fit their needs.
Anyone can be a presenter.
A successful Edcamp is not dependent on size. Whoever comes is meant to be there, and the outcomes will be meaningful because the people who were there were invested in the conversations. One piece of feedback that, as a veteran Edcamper, I take to heart comes from a fellow educator whom I respect and who is also a veteran Edcamper. Paul Bogush gave this feedback in a post last year: "I do think there are still issues Edcamps need to iron out. At some established Edcamps, too many people are coming with canned presentations they set up in advance, and those Edcamps are soon going to lose their 'organic' label." I agree with Paul. The best sessions that I've attended haven't necessarily been pre-planned. They're organic, led by the voices in the room, and don't feel "workshop-y."
If you haven't yet checked out an Edcamp, there are events happening all over the U.S. and the world. For your convenience, the Edcamp Foundation offers a map and calendar to help you find and attend these events. And if you have been to one or more Edcamps, please share your experiences below in the comments section of this post.


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"whom we proclaim, admonishing every man and teaching every man in all wisdom, that we may present every man perfect in Christ."
Will All Good People Be Saved?
Many times we have heard people say, "God will save all good people." This implies that there are good people in all churches who will be saved. It also implies that there may even be good people who have never been members of any church who will also be saved. Will all good people be saved? What does the Bible say?
The Bible teaches that one can never be good enough to be saved by his own goodness. If people could be saved by their good deeds, then it would not have been necessary for Christ to die for our sins. The Apostle Paul wrote: "For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast." (Ephesians 2:8-9).
Paul also wrote: "For while we were yet weak, in due season Christ died for the ungodly. For scarcely for a righteous man will one die: for peradventure for the good man some one would even dare to die. But God commendeth his own love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us" (Romans 5:6-8).
Even the very best people, who have lived long enough to know the difference between right and wrong, have sinned. The Bible says: "What then? are we better than they? No, in no wise: for we before laid to the charge both of Jews and Greeks, that they are all under sin; as it is written, There is none righteous, no, not one…for all have sinned, and fall short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:9-10, 23).
In spite of his faith and good deeds, Cornelius was not saved. He was told by an angel of God to "Send to Joppa, and fetch Simon, whose surname is Peter; who shall speak unto thee words, whereby thou shalt be saved, thou and all thy house" (Acts 11:13-14).
Not all religious people be saved. It is not enough to be religious, but one must be right religiously. Jesus said, "Every plant, which my heavenly Father hath not planted, shall be rooted up" (Matthew 15:13). He also said: "Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father who is in heaven" (Matthew 7:21).
Not all good people will be saved. Those who will be saved are those who humbly submit to our Lord Jesus Christ in obedience to His gospel and who ever after live for Him doing His Will. "Though he was a Son, yet he learned obedience by the things which he suffered; and having been made perfect, he became unto all them that obey him the author of eternal salvation" (Hebrews 5:8-9).
Dear reader, have you obeyed the gospel of Jesus Christ? If you have not, you are lost! Please obey Christ today. "And now why tarriest thou? arise, and be baptized, and wash away thy sins, calling on the name of the Lord" (Acts 22:16).


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One of the most important things we can do for our humans is getting them to actually do something! I suppose Boss thinks she's doing something when she plays with paper things – which she does for hours at a time. She has stacks of things like different colored blocks of wood except they are really lots of papers stuck together at one edge. She just sits and looks at them instead of going outdoors!
Another really boring thing is the board that rattles when she taps on it with her fingers. There's a sort of window behind it where things move but it doesn't look like outdoors. There is a use for that, I know because that is how we write the column for Downeast Dog News. But she rattles on and on, long after she's done with our work. What can be so interesting? I just fall asleep.
I love to help her in the kitchen. Once in awhile, she spills something, and I'm right there to clean up. When she trips over me, she says, "Out-of-the-kitchen!" And I run out backwards as fast as I can. She shares something yummy with me before I sneak back in. (Definitely worth the risk of getting my paw stepped on.) The best part is when she asks, "Do you want to lick the pot?" I jump up and down on my hind legs to say, "Yes!" Sometimes she warns me, "Hot!" Then I sneak up on the pot and give it a quick bat with my paw. It's kind of like catching hornets. After I paw it around for awhile, it gets weak and I can lick it safely.
I am most useful outdoors. In fact, I've heard her tell people that part of my job description is getting her outside. If she hasn't gone out by the end of the afternoon, I have to insist. Rain, cold, snow – it doesn't matter. I bark to go out, but when she opens the door, I just wait for her to go out first. Back and forth to the door, whine, play bow, nose pokes. If she still won't budge, I have to get serious. In quick succession, I yank the bedding out of my crate, bring her things off the kitchen shelves, scratch up the rug to get something out from under the sofa, and tip over the wastebasket.
Go-for-a-walk is best, of course. But there's lots to do outside. Just yesterday, I helped Boss gather walnuts. They taste really yucky, but she pays me a treat for each one so it's worth it. She shows me a walnut and says, "Get the other one." They look like green tennis balls, so they are hard to see in the grass, but it's easy to find them by their weird smell. Not something you'd want to eat! She takes them from me quickly before I spit them out and gives me something nice to take the bad taste out of my mouth.
A really fun job is digging holes. I dig shallow holes for cool ground to lie on when it's hot or deeper holes to get something out of – like a mouse. But she digs holes to put something into or just to move dirt from one place to another. What is that about? But that's what she wants, so I get beside her and help her dig.
So, my friends, get those humans up and out! They'll love you for it.


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Relations between American Indian tribes and the federal government have turned around since Barack Obama became president, tribal leaders said Thursday night after a two-day St. Paul conference.
"A breath of fresh air," Judge Theresa Pauley of the Colville Confederated Tribes in Washington state said about the Obama administration's pledge to work closer with American Indians and fulfill federal promises.
Her comments followed two days of discussions among 350 tribal representatives from across the country, representing about half of the American tribes, and 100 Justice Department officials, mostly from Washington, D.C.
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder brought the St. Paul "tribal nations' listening session" to a close, promising that the federal government will do a better job of serving Indians.
Specifically, Holder pledged to work on the top four problems tribal leaders outlined: financial and other support of tribal justice programs, improving federal law enforcement's tribal involvement, curbing violence against women and working on the juvenile justice system.
Former Minnesota U.S. Attorney Tom Heffelfinger said in an interview that even in the early months of Obama's tenure, he sees an improvement over the George W. Bush administration, for which he worked.
"This administration really deserves a lot of credit for making a heartfelt commitment to Indian country," said Heffelfinger, who during his time in office led a U.S. attorneys' Indian issues advisory committee.
But Indian leaders said everyone at the conference has heard federal promises time and time again and they have been broken time and time again.
"Healthy skepticism," is how Zackeree Kelin, an Oklahoma tribal member who works for the Navajo tribe, described the feeling.
Kelin and others also said there was more optimism among tribal leaders than any time since the Clinton administration, during which Holder was a top Justice Department official.
"They are tired of talking," Holder said.
Ted Quasula of the Nevada Indian Commission Quasula said: "It is so exciting" to meet with top federal officials. Those meetings continue next week with what is believed to be the first White House conference with all tribes invited.
Zackeree Kelin now handles cases in New Mexico with the Davis Kelin Law Firm.


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Arizona Golf Courses – Bill Huffman's Golf Blog – Scottsdale's Allen is "A Man on Fire"
Last weekend, shortly after Michael Allen had pulled off back-to-back wins on the Champions Tour, the Golf Channel's Curt Byrum put the rare double in perfect perspective.
"Michael Allen is a man on fire,'' Byrum said of his fellow Scottsdale resident. "He's scorching the Champions Tour.''
In a way, what Allen is doing on the 50-and-over circuit compares to what Phillip Humber did recently. You know Humber, the guy that nobody knew before the Chicago White Sox journeyman pitched a perfect game against the Seattle Mariners.
Allen is like that. While most people think of Fred Couples or Bernhard Langer or Tom Lehman when somebody asks who currently is the best player in senior golf, nobody thinks of Allen. But after 22 top-10 finishes in his last 42 starts, including the consecutive Ws in the Encompass Insurance Pro-Am of Tampa Bay and the Liberty Mutual Insurance Legends of Golf, Allen is literally running away from the Over the Hill Gang.
"Yeah, I'm on a bit of a roll right now, and I'm loving it,'' said the good-natured Allen, who at 53 has discovered the fountain of youth. "I guess the difference between then (his early career) and now (as a senior) is I'm comfortable with my game and my swing.
"But if you asked me what is the secret to my success, I guess I'd have to tell you the truth: I'm 42.''
Allen likes to kid, but that impressive list of what he's done lately is no joke starting with the money list, where he has piled up $891,782 this season for a $339,000 edge over No. 2 Bernhard Langer. He also has a 350-point lead in the Charles Schwab Cup standings, the senior perk that will earn you a $1 million annuity should you end up there at the end of the season.
Comparatively speaking, if Allen was playing on the PGA Tour, he would be approaching $3 million and lead the FedEx Cup like Tiger Woods used to do.
Allen also is the overall statistical leader on the Champions Tour, and early this season surpassed $10 million in career earnings. That last footnote might be the most tell-tale considering Allen never did win a PGA Tour event in 20 years of struggles. But he did record three runner-up finishes on the PGA, won the 1998 Nike Open along the way, and earned the title "King of Q-School'' after successfully graduating a record nine times in 13 tries.
Yes, Allen seemingly has had to grind it out forever, including a two-year, self-imposed hiatus from professional golf in the mid-90s, when he tried out jobs as an assistant club pro at Winged Foot, followed by a stint as a stock broker. When those detours didn't pan out, he returned to golf and worked his way back up through the Nationwide Tour ranks, eventually rejoining the big leagues in 2002 at age 42.
The second time around turned out to be sustainable, and then he hit pay dirt immediately after he turned 50, winning the Senior PGA in his Champions debut. Those next two victories didn't come until recently, but every week for the last year and a half it seemed Allen was among the leaders, setting records in 2010 ($1.16 million) and 2011 ($1.19 million) for money won without winning a tournament. Along the way, he added another $800,000 in winnings playing part-time on the PGA Tour.
These days, the dabbling on both tours is more infrequent, as Allen has only one thing on his mind, and that's winning that Cup, a feat that would undoubtedly be the pinnacle of the savvy veteran 's career. But even with his new-found success as a senior, Allen couldn't resist taking time out earlier this year to play in the Mayakoba Classic in Mexico, where he recorded a ninth-place finish worth $99,900.
Not that the coveted Cup would change Allen's laidback personality for one minute, mind you.
"I haven't picked up a club since Sunday,'' said Allen, who teamed up with partner and fellow oenophile (wine lover) David Frost to win the Legends on that day. "And I don't plan on picking one up until Friday, when I'll hit a few balls, and then maybe practice a little on Saturday and Sunday.''
How can such an easy-come, easy-go approach correlate into being the top dog?
Simple, Allen pointed out.
"I finally understand the relationship between my swing and my body, and now I can finally sleep without worrying about those two things. These days I just like to kick back when I'm home with the family. For me, it's just a real good thing to get away from golf for awhile.''
Actually, Allen said he wanted to play in this week's Zurich Classic of New Orleans but couldn't get a sponsor's exemption, and he tried. That happens when for most of your career you haven't gotten a lot of respect, and Allen – the Rodney Dangerfield of Golf — understands that.
"The only (sponsor's exemption) I ever received in all those years, and I probably tried a hundred times, was the invite I got from the Senior PGA when I turned 50 (in 2009), and I ended up winning that,'' he said with a laugh. "But, hey, I get it. People just don't know me.
"And let's be real: this is the Champions Tour, and we don't get a lot of coverage. And, well, winning the Senior PGA isn't quite like winning the PGA Championship, so I understand it.''
The good news is, people are finally getting to know Allen. Like on tour, he is regarded as a quote-meister with the media, and his sponsors love him because of his loyalty and great sense of humor. Just as cool, Allen doesn't dwell in the past, so there's no hard feelings or offense taken when he constantly had to do everything the hard way.
To be completely honest, Allen said, "I wasn't very good when he played the regular tour.'' And as he told pgatour.com recently: "Then as you get older in life and you just go through experiences, you just learn that somehow you'll get by.''
But after never really understanding his swing in 10 years of working under former coach Hank Haney, Allen switched to Mike Mitchell in his later career. And Mitchell, who teaches out of The Hideaway in La Quinta, Calif., showed Allen how to unite his mind, body and swing – "biomechanical golf'' – into perfect harmony.
"I'm not trying to diss Hank, but Mike Mitchell changed everything,'' Allen said. "Now my swing is centered and repeatable, and my body is in the best shape of my life.
"I mean even when I don't play golf, I usually work out. As a result, I no longer go to bed worrying about my game because I know it's not always going to be perfect, but it's going to be pretty close.''
The life-long odyssey from the bottom to the top of his profession has left Allen in a state of grace. Sure, he'd love to win the Schwab Cup – "my No. 1 goal'' – but he still takes time to savor the breeze on his Harley as well as a good bottle of wine.
"How is all this going to change me? Not one bit,'' he said. "My favorite things still are picking my daughter up from school when I'm home and having lunch with my friends.''
Allen even downplayed a rumor that, with all the money he's won lately, he's going to join the Valley's other touring pros that make up a sizable membership at Scottsdale's most elite golf club, Whisper Rock.
"Oh, I don't have that kind of money,'' chuckled Allen, who plays most of his golf at Mesa Country Club. "And like I said, I just don't play that much golf when I'm home to probably justify (an expensive membership), although I do love it up there at the Whisper Rock when I get invited as a guest.''
Allen said he thinks the Rock rumor got started by his good buddy, John Jacobs, another Champions Tour player who blossomed late in life.
"JJ's always telling me I should join, but I think that's mostly because he needs a partner when he gets a game with guys like Geoff Ogilvy and Paul Casey. That's probably the real reason.''
Yeah, Michael Allen gets it. These days there is no reason to play against guys 20 years his junior (well, maybe once in awhile) when you are known by your peers as "A Man on Fire.''


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NZSSRA is sad to inform it has now cancelled the 2020 Aon Maadi regatta.
On 16 March 2020 the NZ Government recommended the cancellation of all gatherings of more than 500 people. Later that evening NZSSSC announced it had suspended all events on its calendar.
Both of these decisions had an immediate impact on the 2020 Aon Maadi regatta. The regatta has sanctioning from NZSSSC. It involves more than 2000 students participating. And it enjoys crowds estimated at around 10,000 on finals days.
NZSSRA immediately updated the rowing community. Informing them the regatta would not be able to proceed as planned for the week of 30 March to 4 April 2020. The Board of NZSSRA then met to review policy and assess the available options.
The policy of NZSSRA is to go to great lengths to pursue completion of key events. And there is provision for regattas to be shortened, rescheduled, and relocated.
Only once in its 72-year history has Maadi been postponed. That was in 1948, due the polio epidemic. And it has never before been cancelled. So the decision to cancel was not an easy one.
The Board explored options for postponing the regatta. Both to the near future, which would need the regatta to be down-sized. And to Term 4, when Summer sports should next be taking place again. Opportunities to re-purpose other upcoming regattas were also looked at.
The Board investigated possible ways to down-size the regatta. But it soon became clear major reductions would be needed. Even removing all age-groups other than U18 would still leave more than 500 students participating. Paring the regatta back to its smallest means A Finals for Boys and Girls Under-18 Fours and Quads. (Using NISSC and SISSC as qualifying regattas). And that still leaves at least 169 students from 18 schools who would need to be there.
The possibility, however slim, of holding a shortened postponed regatta could not be immediately ruled out. So the Board still had to consider all those other factors that led to the need for change in the first place. The uncertainties surrounding the coronavirus pandemic make planning difficult. And the current atmosphere calls for an overabundance of caution.
The Board took into account the fact participants would be coming from, and returning to, communities all across New Zealand. And that the risk of transmission is reportedly materially higher in situations involving airports, air travel and temporary accommodation. And that NZSSRA also has to be mindful of New Zealand's rowing volunteer base. A large proportion of whom is from an age-group more vulnerable to COVID-19. They are indispensable to our sport, valued, and need protecting.
Another consideration was that any postponement would always still be contingent on future decisions made by others. Such as the outcome NZSSSC's next review of the suspension of the events on its calendar. This would provide no certainty to Members.
So the Board of NZSSRA has reluctantly decided to move the 2020 Aon Maadi regatta's status from suspended to cancelled. This decision has the backing of NZRA, the regatta's supporting partner, and the Organising Committee from South Island Rowing Inc.
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The book title puzzle for September is WGOABH.
The answer to July's title puzzle (HPATPS) is Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.


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Kevin Labanc says he accepted a surprisingly low contract for a couple of reasons.
The San Jose Sharks forward, who raised a few eyebrows when he re-signed and inked a one-year pact worth a reported $1 million last month following a 56-point campaign, said he wanted to avoid distractions during the season.
"I didn't want to wait," Labanc told NHL.com's Adam Kimelman at a charity event on Friday. "I wanted to sign the contract, get myself ready for the upcoming year and have nothing hanging over my shoulder."
Labanc added that signing the deal also made it easier for general manager Doug Wilson to navigate a difficult cap situation.
"I think I did (him) a big favor, and the Sharks organization, taking that deal," the winger said. "There's a lot more salary cap (space) for him to get another one or two players. It's awesome and I think it'll help our team be good Stanley Cup contenders this year and that's where we want to be, we want to hoist the Stanley Cup this year. It's a long season, and we're going to need every player we can get."
Longtime San Jose forward Joe Thornton remains unsigned, and the club holds about $4.7 million in cap space, according to CapFriendly.
In June, the Sharks locked in star defenseman Erik Karlsson to an eight-year contract reportedly worth $92 million, and then they signed promising young forward Timo Meier to a four-year, $24-million deal on July 1.
San Jose also lost captain Joe Pavelski, Gustav Nyquist, and Joonas Donskoi to other clubs in free agency. However, Labanc sees those departures as an opportunity for him to carve out a larger role.
"I'm going to go in there and work hard and look forward to my enhanced role on the team," he said. "There's going to be a lot of minutes. When guys leave it's an opportunity for guys like me to step up and prove I am that type of player who can play a top-six role."
In his third campaign with the Sharks, the 23-year-old established career highs with 17 goals and 39 assists while playing all 82 regular-season games in 2018-19. He added nine points in 20 playoff contests.


Until recently I thought I was really good at empathy. This was something I didn't need to work at – heck, it came naturally! If someone was feeling pain, I was right there with them. My challenge as a young woman working in social work was to turn down my empathy so that I could be of use and make it through the day.
What I've become aware of through understanding and playing around with Brené Browns explanation of empathy, is that for me to be genuinely empathetic, particularly with those I'm closest to, I need to be conscious and act against my "natural" reaction to their pain.
Here's a story from last week to illustrate. My daughter – singing bird – has been through a rough patch this fall which began with her breaking her arm. She got a cast and after two days of the weepies, was up and running. Then a week or so later I got a call from her school informing me she'd taken a bad fall, her body colliding with the concrete playground. Singing bird doesn't cry easily so when I arrived at the school office to find her in a wimpering ball, I knew it was bad.
What I'd advise a client or friend to do in this situation: When you get your daughter home, ice pack in hand, find a quiet comfortable place where you can simply be together. Create a nest of coziness. Give your child a chance to feel all that she's been holding in at school, her fear, her pain, her embarrassment…. Without expectations simply spend time with her. By giving her a chance to experience her emotions you're allowing an important opportunity for her to heal, emotionally and physically. What you'll be providing is a gift because so often we aren't permitted our feelings. We're told, through words and/or actions, to act appropriately. Translation: don't express feelings of sadness, anger, disappointment, jealousy and even pain.
What I did: When we got home, I helped her out of the car and made her comfy on the couch. I got an ice pack for her head, band aides for her hip, some pain medication and a tasty melt in your mouth homeopathic remedy too. To make sure all of her senses were "soothed", I found a television show for her to watch to further distract her from her feelings – I mean to make her feel better – heck isn't it the same thing?
Even as I write this I'm cringing. I missed a rich opportunity to connect with her and more importantly to simply be with her – keep her company through a hard and healing time. Empathy. I avoided it. No doubt, it felt instinctual to go into fix it mode – to make her all better – to put the pain behind her.
Later that afternoon it dawned on me what I'd done. I called my sister and described the incident and how I'd missed a real opportunity for empathy. She thanked me because she was taking her daughter to the dentist for multiple tooth extraction the next day and was encouraged by the reminder.
We don't have to fix pain or make it go away and it's actually better if we can find a place within ourselves that allows us to be present.
What does it take for YOU to BE WITH your child when they're in discomfort – physical or emotional? Please share in the comment section below!
For me, I know that sharing my story with you will help raise my awareness so that when my next empathy opportunity comes, and I know it will, I'll BE there. Thanks for reading!
Susan: (Thinking… "I hate this. I hate how hard it is to motivate my son. Forget it, I give up.") She stomps off to another room to grab the swim gear.
Susan and Alex are both miserable and swim lesson does not go well.
This story's a beautiful example of how empathy and encouragement go a long way toward winning genuine cooperation. Through her use of grounded positive energy and empathy Susan not only accomplished her goal of getting Alex to his swim lesson, she laid the groundwork for a foundation of trust.
It was a tiny miracle that I didn't lose it and Alex was able to get up to walk to the car. It worked mostly because I didn't flip my lid. Being there while he hit the pillow actually calmed me down too! Now Alex is doing great with his lessons. He still complains, but there is an ease and matter-of-factness about our interactions.
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What gets in your way of just being with your child while they're caught up in a feeling? Next time a big emotion hits, try bearing it with an attitude of love and let us know what happens!!
How do you show your love within and beyond the many daily acts of caring — the chauffeuring, cooking, laundering…?
Ironically, the hectic pace of Thanksgiving, with all of the preparations, attendant traveling, cooking, and socializing, can distract us from a grounded connection with our kids.
Remember for a moment, someone from your own childhood who you knew cared about you. How did you know? What did they do?
Maybe they spend time with you, listened to you, taught you a skill or game.
Below is a list of ideas, with concrete examples, for communicating the message of love. This list is a beginning. Please share your ideas in the comment section below!
• Deeply listen to your child – no devices, no interruptions.
With an older child closet listening is a great option.
Katie reminded me – THE MESSAGE OF LOVE is powerful!
Take the time to BE with your children and communicate the message of love in your own, imperfect way. (Maybe it's about not sweating the small stuff).
Take a moment to share in the comment section below how the MESSAGE OF LOVE is communicated in your family!


Sub-Saharan Africa faces a potential debt crunch unless commodity prices improve and boost the pace of economic growth.
The region's median government debt level will probably exceed 50 percent of gross domestic product this year from 34 percent in 2013, while the cost of servicing the liabilities will average almost 10 percent compared with half that four years ago, the International Monetary Fund said. There are no investment-grade dollar-debt issuers in sub-Saharan Africa after Moody's Investors Service and Fitch Ratings Ltd. cut Namibia to junk this year.
Commodity returns have dropped in six of the past seven years and expectations for slower growth in China, the biggest consumer, don't bode well for African nations that depend on mining, crops and oil for the bulk of their income. The region's growth may average 2.6 percent this year, almost double 2016's level but barely above population expansion, with delays in making policy changes risking this, the IMF said in October.
"Rising debt levels present a major risk to progress in sub-Saharan Africa, especially if there is another major shock in the global commodity market and if African markets are still in a recovery stage in the economic cycle," Gaimin Nonyane, London-based economic-research head at Ecobank Transnational Inc., said by email.
Nigerian debt-sale plans will more than double its outstanding U.S.-currency bonds to about $9 billion. That will add to issuances by South Africa, Ghana, Senegal, Ivory Coast and Gabon.
Policy uncertainty in South Africa and Nigeria, the region's biggest economies, are restraining growth, with the IMF reducing their 2017 expansion forecasts to below 1 percent for the two nations.
In Kenya, the central bank said the nation can't continue its current debt build-uppath if it's to remain sustainable. Authorities are also negotiating with the IMF to rollover a standby facility of $1.5 billion.
The number of sub-Saharan African countries in or at risk of debt distress almost doubled to 12 over the past four years, while Mozambique — which defaulted this year — is among those engaging creditors to restructure debt.
A day after 15 United Nations troops were killed by militants in eastern Congo, the organization's chief of peacekeeping operations described the deadliest assault on UN forces in a quarter-century as retaliation for the mission's aggressive approach.
The battles peacekeepers face in the field come on top of the political and budgetary pressures Lacroix has to manage from the U.S., the UN's biggest donor nation, as President Donald Trump's administration continues pressing the global body to rein in costs and end ineffective missions.
After taking office in January, U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley led an effort to trim about $600 million from the UN's $7.3 billion peacekeeping budget for the fiscal year ending in June 2018. The U.S. — which pays 28.5 percent of the peacekeeping budget — had initially demanded $1 billion in savings, citing the high cost of the operations and deployments that were too long. Repeated allegations of sexual abuse by UN forces against civilians further damaged the reputation of the peacekeepers.
Lacroix, who assumed his post in April, is the fifth consecutive French head of the peacekeeping department. In that role he oversees 106,000 blue-helmeted troops across 15 missions. The peacekeeping effort in Congo is the largest and most expensive, encompassing more than 18,000 troops and about 3000 civilians, with a budget of $1.1 billion.
The race to lead South Africa's ruling African National Congress is in overdrive. While current nomination tallies from the ANC's branches indicate that Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has the edge ahead of the party's national elective conference that starts Dec. 16, its voting structure and procedures mean his main rival Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma could still win. The victor is likely to become the country's next president.
The ANC holds a national conference every five years to pick its top leadership. Because the ANC has held power in South Africa since apartheid ended in 1994, the winning candidates typically go on to top positions in the government. Jacob Zuma, the nation's current president, won control of the ANC from Thabo Mbeki in December 2007 and took office in May 2009.
2. Why isn't Zuma running again?
While the ANC's rules don't explicitly ban Zuma from running for a third term, they specify that the party's leader must be its presidential candidate in national elections. The constitution limits the nation's president to serving a maximum of two five-year terms, and Zuma's time will be up in 2019. The party will probably be loath to bend the rules to keep Zuma on — his immersion in a succession of scandals has eroded its support and cost the ANC control of Johannesburg, the economic hub, and Pretoria, the capital, in last year's municipal elections.
3. Who decides the ANC's leadership race?
The 5,240 voting delegates who will attend the conference.The ANC's branches will be represented 4,731 delegates. The incumbent leadership structures in the nine provinces will send 27 delegates each, the party's national executive committee has 86 delegates and three leagues representing the youth, women and veterans have 60 delegates each. While the party has previously elected a president, deputy president, secretary-general, deputy secretary-general, chairperson, treasurer-general, it is considering proposals to enlarge its leadership structure, which would enable it to accommodate more members of competing factions.
High profile women to suffer gender-based violence. The majority, however, remain mute because of their position in society. Some, however, have gotten the courage to break the silence and are now points of reference to other women facing similar ordeals.
One of such women is Judith Babirye, the Buikwe Woman MP who is also a gospel singer. The lawmaker has never been shy to speak about how she suffered domestic violence in her previous marriage.
"Yes, I was once a victim and was able to pick myself up and move on with my life. I am now strong," Babirye said in a recent phone interview. The mother of one says she picked up the pieces by seeking counselling from different people.
"They guided and gave me wise counsel but emphasised that the final decision had to come from me and not anyone else," she says. Babirye, who is known for her strong Christian faith also prayed, fasted and sought divine intervention.
"It is on my knees that God gave me strength to stand and hold my head high," she says. At one point, she had to cease focusing on herself and make her daughter a priority.
"I did not want the violence to compromise my little girl's future, therefore, I shifted my energy to raising her," she says. Babirye married Samuel Niiwo in 2005, and filed for divorce years later.
Another notable woman is Beatrice Kiraso, the former Woman MP for Kabarole who wrote the book, Making a Difference which casts a light on her past life as a victim of domestic violence abuse by her husband who she later divorced.
A female MP who preferred to speak on condition of anonymity says she previously faced the wrath of her husband because of the nature of her work.
An acrimonious battle for control of South Africa's ruling African National Congress has paralyzed several government departments, as ruling party leaders focus on electioneering and officials delay taking decisions until they learn who their new political masters will be.
The front-runners to replace Jacob Zuma as ANC leader next month are his deputy Cyril Ramaphosa and Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, the former chairwoman of the African Union Commission and Zuma's ex-wife. The victor will probably also succeed Zuma as president in 2019, or even earlier if the party decides to replace him before his second term ends. Ramaphosa has stressed the need to reignite growth and restore investor confidence, while Dlamini-Zuma has called for the nation's wealth to be more equitably distributed.
The government and mining companies have been locked in dispute for months over a new Mining Charter, which seeks to compel companies to maintain a minimum 30 percent black shareholding. The industry argues that the previous threshold of 26 percent should be retained and sales of stakes to black investors who subsequently divested should be taken into account when assessing their compliance. Court hearings on the dispute are due to resume Feb. 19. Ramaphosa has called for the standoff to be amicably resolved.
While mobile phone companies have been clamoring for additional spectrum, the telecommunications minister sued the industry regulator last year to prevent it from holding a planned auction, arguing that the sale was premature and proper regulatory procedures weren't followed. The case remains unsettled. Telecommunication laws are meanwhile being amended to give the government greater control over spectrum allocation.


John Tyler (1790-1862) was the 10th president of the United States, holding office from 1841-45. He became president with the death of William Henry Harrison a month after he took office. Before his presidency Tyler was a representative in the U.S. House and Governor of Virginia. He joined the Whigs in opposition to President Andrew Jackson before being elected Vice President in 1840.


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The firm PayScale, which calculates market salaries for employees and employers, didn't rank L.A. as a top city in America for finding love at work. Nor did we make the list of top towns even for finding a workplace fling. Los Angeles is not known for coworkers who are "on the prowl."
L.A. is in the top 5 for American cities with workers "most likely to date the boss."
Why are we not surprised. If you consider every "producer," "agent" and "director" in this douche capital a potential employer, we'd surely be number one.
PayScale says these are the towns with the most employees "working your way up the ladder or sleeping your way to the top ... :"
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Substrate binding and catalytic mechanism of class B β-lactamases: A molecular modelling study
C. Prosperi-Meys, J. Wouters, M. Galleni, J. Lamotte-Brasseur
Unit of theoretical and structural physico-chemistry
Increased resistance to β-lactam antibiotics is mainly due to β-lactamases whose production by pathogenic bacteria makes their broad activity spectrum especially frightening. X-ray structures of several zinc β-lactamases have revealed the coordination of the two metal ions, but their mode of action remains unclear. Geometry optimisation of stable complexes along the reaction pathway of benzylpenicillin hydrolysis highlighted a proton shuttle occurring from D 120 of the Bacillus cereus β-lactamase to the β-lactam nitrogen via Zn2 which is central to the network. First, the Zn1 ion has a structural role maintaining Zn-bound waters, WAT1 and WAT2, either directly or through the Zn1 tetrahedrally coordinated histidine ligands. The Zn2 ion has a more catalytic role, stabilising the tetrahedral intermediate, accepting the β-lactam nitrogen atom as a ligand. The role of Zn2 and the flexibility in the coordination geometry of both Zn ions is of crucial importance for catalysis.
Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences
Catalytic mechanism
Metallo-β-lactamase
Molecular mechanics
Penicillin binding
Zinc enzyme
Dive into the research topics of 'Substrate binding and catalytic mechanism of class B β-lactamases: A molecular modelling study'. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
Lactams Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Molecular Modeling Chemical Compounds 84%
Ions Medicine & Life Sciences 77%
Nitrogen Medicine & Life Sciences 46%
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Ion Chemical Compounds 36%
Ligands Medicine & Life Sciences 33%
Bacillus cereus Medicine & Life Sciences 30%
Prosperi-Meys, C., Wouters, J., Galleni, M., & Lamotte-Brasseur, J. (2001). Substrate binding and catalytic mechanism of class B β-lactamases: A molecular modelling study. Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences, 58(14), 2136-2143.
Prosperi-Meys, C. ; Wouters, J. ; Galleni, M. ; Lamotte-Brasseur, J. / Substrate binding and catalytic mechanism of class B β-lactamases : A molecular modelling study. In: Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences. 2001 ; Vol. 58, No. 14. pp. 2136-2143.
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That was a underwhelming, for me anyway. A long time in the day to wait for it. I'm guessing all the bigger names are now there.
Touche Amore are alright, whilst nothing special I enjoyed them the last time I saw them.
"Following from last night's announcement of Plain White T's and Hellogoodbye we have 8 more #SDF19 bands for you… none of which have played the festival before!
Also adding to the heavy side of the bill we have Wage War, Employed to Serve and Our Hollow Our Home 🤘 🤘"
Lights and Touché Armore, sick.
This is only a few days before the Bring Me date, reckon she could hop on for a singalong?
Touché Amoré is an incredible addition for me! Amazing last two times I saw them and can't wait to see them again. Happy with Tigers Jaw and Employed to Serve being added as well. It's going to be clash hell.
Happy with Microwave. Not much else for me in today's announcement. Not too bothered as there is already a load I want to see!
Touché Amoré and Employed To Serve make this already mental lineup even better.
Here (In Your Arms) by Hellogoodbye is a BOP.
Now we've got those two rubbish bands I hope we get Forever The Sickest Kids with them too because I will shamelessly jump around to them until my shins snap like it's 2009 and I'm in my first year of college again.
Obviously means something different given we've had the announcement but bizarrely coincidental they post this a day after you mention them.
Oh wow I know absolutely nothing, I'm afraid. I just got reminded of them last night after the Hellogoodbye stuff.
Does anyone have any ideas of stage splits for the ones not yet announced?
Happy with Tigers Jaw getting added. If I remember right stage splits last year were around April. Shaping up to be a load of clashes which is a shame.
As stupid as it sounds (and I don't think I've ever said this), I wish they would stop adding great bands, because it's going to be a nightmare. The only way I can see myself seeing everyone I want to see is if i go to both.
Anyone think A are likely to be announced? They seem like an ideal Slam Dunk band and are actively touring at the moment.
Has anyone thought of having a go at the clashfinder yet for this year? It would be nice to see what we have so far laid out!
This is based on them saying there will be two heavy stages with no clashes but it leaves the second stage pretty weak if they were doing "2 main stages again". This was based on the amount of stages last year (but without the acoustic stage). As there are still more to be announced though, this could potentially mean another stage. Any thoughts?
At exactly the same time, proving myself wrong! Not a million miles away though haha.
There can't be that many bands left to announce now is there, maybe a 4/5 to fill out the stages with another announcement for the acoustic stages and splits?
Breakout/Fresh Blood/Whatever stage, a few others to top up the other stages and then the acoustic stuff.
A pure guess, based on the poster and stages announced so far. No idea what the smaller bands are like, so could have grouped the last two stages terribly! As Jump say, not much space left - maybe one on the main, a couple lower down, then acoustic stage (speaking of which - any of the other bands have acoustic material - loved the 4 Yr Strong acoustic set last year).
Personally going for Simple Plan to headline the Signature stage...More as I want it as a LTJ clash would leave a big problem.


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2. Add the beef and brown on all sides.
3. Add the remaining ingredients, mix well, bring to the boil then reduce the heat, cover and simmer for at least 1 hour, adding more stock or water as necessary. Serve hot.


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