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A nondescript U.S. Army Officer sits on a horse; behind him, a line of Native Americans with blankets draped across their shoulders stand staring across the water and into the unknown. Most of the people are looking in the same direction, except for a woman, who gazes at the soldier.
"Gone But Not Forgotten" by Benny Andrews will be one of the pieces on display during the "Picturing Mississippi, 1817-2017: Land of Plenty, Pain, and Promise" exhibit at the Mississippi Museum of Art.
In the upcoming exhibit, works from 100 artists totaling 175 individual pieces will be on display.
MMA's website says that, with the exhibit, the museum aims to coincide with the state's bicentennial celebration, which includes the opening of the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum and the Museum of Mississippi History.
"This is a story that continually evolves," Jochen Wierich, the museum's interim chief curator, says. "We are including pieces that reflect Mississippi's 200-year history, but even go beyond that before statehood. Artistic expressions capture the beauty and harshness of the land, race relationships, struggle for racial justice, response to civil rights. Artists seek to define themselves, and through that definition comes their viewpoint on growing up here. They add a unique sensibility to a place, wholly different from any other depiction."
The exhibit will have pieces from artists whose work depicts Mississippi in some way, including George Caleb Bingham, Robert Indiana, James Audubon, Louis Bahin, Thomas Hart Benton and John Steuart Curry, and native Mississippians such as James Tooley, Jr., Eudora Welty, William Dunlap and Randy Hayes. It will have sculpture, prints, photography, paintings and even reproductions of black-and-white photos for the Works Progress Administration.
"The two biggest themes in this exhibit can be posed by the following questions: 'Where have we been?' and 'Where are we going?'," Wierich says.
"Picturing Mississippi, 1817-2017: Land of Plenty, Pain, and Promise" will be on display at the Mississippi Museum of Art (380 S. Lamar St., 601-960-1515) from Dec. 9, 2017, until July 8, 2018. For more information, visit msmuseumart.org.
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An Independent Taser Advisory Committee that looked at the policies and practices of both the State College Police and the Penn State Police released its final report on October 21. As a whole, the report recommended "more public education on Tasers and transparency for the policies that govern their use."
Tasers were just authorized for use in State College in February of 2015; State College and Penn State police officers were licensed to carry and use Tasers after they completed an 18-month joint study. State College Manager Tom Fountaine and Penn State Senior Vice President for Finance and Business/Treasurer David Gray then appointed the Taser Advisory Committee. The committee was created with the purpose of "conducting an external review of the various use-of-force reports involving Tasers during the first year of their authorization. The committee also was asked to make recommendations on policies, procedures and training regarding the use of Tasers."
The committee held eight meetings over the course of 12 months beginning in May of 2015 and ending in June of 2016. Likewise, the committee also met quarterly to discuss reports from both police departments on Taser draws and stuns, discharges carried out by law enforcement, and the policies of each department on Taser usage. Since May 2015, the State College Police Department has used a Taser six times, while the Penn State Police have yet to use a Taser.
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Veronica Speedwell returns in a brand new adventure from Deanna Raybourn, the New York Times bestselling author of the Lady Julia Grey mysteries... London, 1887. Victorian adventuress and butterfly hunter Veronica Speedwell receives an invitation to visit the Curiosity Club, a ladies-only establishment for daring and intrepid women. There she meets the mysterious Lady Sundridge, who begs her to take on an impossible task saving society art patron Miles Ramsforth from execution. Accused of the brutal murder of his artist mistress Artemisia, Ramsforth will face the hangman s noose in a week s time if Veronica cannot find the real killer. But Lady Sundridge is not all that she seems, and unmasking her true identity is only the first of the many secrets Veronica must uncover.


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Monday and in the studio again getting ready for classes
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I have various projects in varying stages as
inspiration. So much to finish!
I have had a real making break!!!!
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I printed the label using Staz On Ink and
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The zip and charm were recycled.
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Mid-Atlantic Day Trips – The Western Maryland Rail Trail (WMRT) still beckoned to us, even though we hadn't liked the east-from-Hancock section of it very much (for that stretch, recommend sticking to the C&O Canal, which is further away from the highway and a little more pleasant, but read more about that here). The blurb about the western half in the Rails to Trails book sounded interesting, mentioning the remains of an old cement factory, and some views of the Potomac.
|Remnants of the rail road era still evident along the WMRT.
A humid summer morning seemed like an ideal time to check out the rest of the trail; it was mostly a shaded trail and it wasn't supposed to get much past 85 degrees. We started where we'd turned around the last trip, planning on an easy 20-mile ride (which turned into more of a 23 mile ride, still easy). There's a convenient park and ride just east of the Park and Dine along Main Street (MD Rt 144), the main drag leading into Hancock from I70.
The Western Maryland Railway actually operated in Maryland, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania. It was primarily a coal-hauling and freight railroad, with a small passenger train operation. It once stretched from Baltimore through Hagerstown and Hancock to Cumberland and on into Pennsylvania.
The railroad started on May 27, 1852, when the Maryland General Assembly granted a charter to the "Baltimore, Carroll & Frederick Rail Road" to build a line from Baltimore northwest through Westminister then west to Hagerstown. The name of the enterprise was soon changed to "Western Maryland Rail Road."
Most of the original railroad west of Big Pool has been abandoned, including the 2,375-foot summit of the Allegheny Mountains and the Eastern Continental Divide near Deal, PA. In addition to CSX, portions of the former WM are now operated by Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad, the Maryland Midland Railway, Western Maryland Scenic Railroad, and York Railway. Other portions are now rail trails, such as the Western Maryland Rail Trail.
Last time we rode the WMRT, we ate at the Park and Dine in Hancock, a pleasant little diner, but still a bit of a greasy spoon. This time we chose Buddylou's Eats, Drinks and Antiques, where we enjoyed tasty sandwiches and cold rootbeer; after lunch we browsed through the antiques. What is so fun about Buddylous is the decor — old flannel plaid shirt sleeves created unique and upcycled window treatments, echoing the flannel plaid seat cushions. What a clever idea!!
If you want to vary your scenery, then consider riding one way on the WMRT, and then cross over to the C&O Canal towpath for the ride back. We stayed on the WMRT both ways, but we noted that at about 10 miles west of Hancock there's a bridge over the canal to the towpath, and just below Buddylou's, there's a truss bridge over the canal, so it would be quite easy to do.
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I live in a college owned off-campus house. The tenants before me were three frat boys who nicknamed the house Krusty. Sadly, the name stuck, so I live in Krusty with my two and a half roommates and one especially stinky cat (whose name is un-creatively Stinky).
I love Krusty and my favorite part is the kitchen. The kitchen is equal in size to our living room and triple the size of my bedroom. It's nothing special, but after being condemned to communal galley kitchens for the past three years, I'll take anything.
As you can see from my masterful pictorial representation, my kitchen is not, by any stretch, pretty. It has limited counter and cooking space, which is mostly due to the fact that the counter and sink are constantly overflowing with clean-dirty hybrid dishes.
We have a small plastic table, which doubles as prep space and eating area. The school provided us with a full-sized refrigerator and freezer, which I like to brag about because I no longer need to balance a weeks worth of groceries in my micro-fridge. Our kitchen is rounded out with a microwave and miniature oven. It looks like a disaster, but lets face it, it could be worse.
As messy as it may be, it is fully stocked. Here are the ingredients I keep on hand at all times –
- Balsamic Vinegar – Doesn't have to be the good stuff
- Butter – I'm not afraid!
- Thyme – Dried
- Oregano – Also dried
- Dill – Yes, I know fresh is better, but I'm one for convenience
- Sesame oil
- Cinnamon – My roommate's Greek, so this is a must
- Salt and Pepper – We don't own salt and pepper shakers, so we always pour from the containers #brokecollegestudents
- Olive oil
- Vegetable oil
- Garlic
I add and subtract ingredients depending on the circumstances, but these are my necessities.
I also have a few standard pieces of cooking equipment I keep around the house-
- Fish spatula – It's supposed to specifically be used for fish, but I grab it for everything
- Thin plastic cutting board – I suggest having two (one for raw meat and one for everything else)
- Heavy duty scissors
- Mini-steamer – Bought this one off eBay for my mom but kept it because it works too well
- Cheese grater – I'm lactose intolerant, but I will eat shredded cheese until I die
- Pasta strainer – I own the smallest one known to man
- Frying pan
- Garlic press – I hate the lingering smell of garlic on my hands
- Bottle opener – It's college
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Back at the turn of the century, every teen could tell you who was who in *NSYNC. Can teenagers today, who were not born when they were together as a band, tell you who is Joey Fatone and who is Justin Timberlake? Nope.
FBE asked teens what they thought of *NSYNC, the BTS of their time, and they barely knew who they were. That is going to hurt on so many levels. One for the band because their notoriety is bye, bye, bye. Then there are the fans who are going to feel old because kids that are the same as age as they were when they were into the boy band, can't tell you the members of the band are.
What is even sadder for Joey, Justin, Lance, JC and Chris, the teens did a better job when they were asked about Backstreet Boys. I guess the latter are still larger than life.
The singer was told by the real estate agent, Douglas Elliman, that no matter how much he bids that that studio will continue to one-up him. If I were Bass, then I would get all of his friends to contribute, This way that the deal becomes very costly for the studio. Heck, I will throw in a few bucks because I would love to tell the world that I am a part owner of The Brady Bunch House. I am sure I am not the only one. Every friend and family member I have taken there gets some joy from seeing it in person. It is a truly great experience.
Hopefully, whoever bought this house will take good care of it and tear down that fence. But we all know, the new owner will not love it as much as Bass would have loved it.
When it comes to the family, they never appreciated the house. They built a fence in front so that fans could not get too close. Then when Florence Henderson died, they kept removing the flowers that were left outside the makeshift memorial. Who does that? They are mean. They are as mean as school bully Buddy Hinton.
Tuesday was the deadline to put an offer on the house and the winning bidder is…Lance Bass. He said he wants to make the inside match the house that we know so well; and now he will have that chance. We do not what he offered, but we do know he is, "Super excited to announce they accepted my offer on the #BradyBunch house last night!!! This is going to be a fun project!"
He is not the only one, Marcia, Marcia, Marcia aka Maureen McCormick tweeted, "Congratulations! ❤❤❤ May all your problems from here on out always be solved in a half hour! 😉" Her TV brother Peter aka Christopher Knight, who has a furniture line, wrote, "Congratulations @LanceBass if you need some furniture let me know!" While Cousin Oliver aka Robbie Rist asked him to do one thing, "Treat it well."
Another TV icon weighed in, Property Brothers' Johnathon Silver Scott revealed, "I'm a little bummed that you out bid me (seriously) as I really wanted that house, but I'm very excited you're taking on this project. Let me know if you want any help 🙂 @hgtv #bradybunchhome #IconicDreamHome"
The last time I walked by the house was the same day that Ann B. Davis died, but I did not know at the time. Then the last time I drove by was the day after Florence Henderson passed away. Now I cannot wait to go by to see the new life Bass gives the house.
While this neighbor (a mile is close enough to be one) is excited about this news. I am sure all the nearby neighbors in this quiet hidden area are not. They already have to deal with tons of people driving by when no one famous owned it. Imagine what is going to be like now that Bass is going make it time to change it back to what we grew up with.
The first thing he has to do is tear down that fence that the previous owner put up for privacy!
Congrats Lance, like Scott, anything you need just ask! I cannot wait to see what you do with it!
Even though *NSYNC was the biggest boy band for their time, they did not live the lifestyle that other rockers would have in their position. That is at least according to what they told Ellen DeGeneres when they played Never Have I on her show today. The daytime talk show host asked them several questions about hooking up and they really did not do anything interesting.
You would, think Justin Timberlake would have have done everything, but it was really Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick who lived like rock stars. Which is sad because let's be honest, they are the least hottest of the band. Although, I think Fatone has the best personality of the bunch.
JC Chasez might have been my favorite back them, but now I am all about the FatOne. Who is your favorite?
I try to watch some screeners without knowing anything about them, and I am glad that My Kitchens Rules was one of them. That was me and I am going to tell you why you need to watch this Fox show tonight at 9p.
Brandy and Ray J Norwood, Lance Bass and his mom, Andrew Dice Clay and his wife (yes he has one), Naomi Judd and her husband Larry Strickland, and Brandi Glanville and her ex-husband's wife's ex-husband Dean Sheremet all cook for the other ones and only one team will win.
On tonight's season premiere Brandy and Ray J host the first dinner party at their home for everyone including professional Chefs Cat Cora and Curtis Stone followed by the Basses at their abode for the second outing. Each team has to prepare an appetizer and a meal for everyone, and then the dinner party guest and the Chefs vote how yummy the food was. The team with the lowest scores after everyone has entertained goes home until there is one.
Those are the logistics, here's what's not in the description. Brandi Glanville is that bitch you didn't want to invite but had to and all she does is say stuff that insults everyone that is there. You just want to kick her out, but you can't. She is just horrible and at each party she says something so shocking and rude you wonder why they don't say anything to her. Since you are not there, it is fun to watch.
The rest of them are also entertaining, just not as much. Andrew Dice Clay is much nicer than you thought and funnier. Larry Strickland is the coolest one of the bunch. Ray J will surprise you while Brandy with a y isn't taking Brandi with an i's sh!t! Then there's Lance Bass and he is just as you would expect. But then again his mom is there, so he has to be on his best behavior.
All of this as we find out that celebrities can cook. But the best dish served is this show, so make a reservation because you don't want miss it.
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My career with NewSound Hearing began June 2012, as a part time job. I was to fill in for patient service coordinators who took summer vacations. I had been a stay-at-home mom with my four children, and the youngest was graduating from high school. After the first day on the job, I declared to Karen Nelson, director of admin operations, that I had found my calling. However, I wanted to be a provider And why not? It was my turn to pursue my dreams. I spent the next few years working in various San Antonio area clinics, first as a patient services coordinator, then as a lab tech and then as a hearing instrument specialist-in-training. In October of 2014, I was assigned to the Fredericksburg, Texas clinic, where I have been the provider for three years. Fredericksburg and I have both seen tremendous growth since I first arrived — myself, personally and professionally. I love my job and am forever grateful to those who have mentored me along the way.
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Information Liberation
December 3, 2019
In a column for the George Soros-funded outlet Project Syndicate, Greta Thunberg and two co-authors said the "the climate crisis is not just about the environment" but the need to "dismantle" all so-called "colonial, racist, and patriarchal systems of oppression."
The column was co-written with climate activist Luisa Neubauer (who insists she's not Greta's "handler" despite widespread claims to the contrary) and Angela Valenzuela, who is described as a "coordinator of Fridays for Future in Santiago."
From Project Syndicate, "Why We Strike Again":
On the next two Fridays, we will again take to the streets: worldwide on November 29, and in Madrid, Santiago, and many other places on December 6 during the UN climate conference. Schoolchildren, young people, and adults all over the world will stand together, demanding that our leaders take action – not because we want them to, but because the science demands it.
That action must be powerful and wide-ranging. After all, the climate crisis is not just about the environment. It is a crisis of human rights, of justice, and of political will. Colonial, racist, and patriarchal systems of oppression have created and fueled it. We need to dismantle them all. Our political leaders can no longer shirk their responsibilities.
Does anyone actually believe Greta wrote this?
Does anyone actually still believe the "climate crisis" is actually about stopping the climate from changing (a bizarre goal in itself) and not about social engineering?
The majority of serious pollution these days is coming from China and India:
While we're being told we have to "dismantle" all "colonial, racist, and patriarchal systems of oppression" they're busy building hundreds of coal-fired power plants without a care in the world.
This is all just a giant scam.
The UN said in 1989 that the world would end and "entire nations could be wiped off the face of the Earth" if global warming was not reversed by the year 2000.
It's now 2019 and despite doomsday prediction after doomsday prediction failing to materialize we're still being told the same bull***t.
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CARTES event brings world's ID community to Paris for top notch education and expo
09 November, 2009
category: Contactless, Financial, Government, Health, Library, NFC
CARTES and IDentification Congress 2009, featuring 1,500 delegates, 240 speakers and 20,000 visitors, will take place in Paris, Nov. 17 though Nov. 19 at the Paris-Nord Villepinte.
The 24th edition of CARTES has also added four new areas in addition to the return of most of its normal standbys. Not to be overlooked, however, is the Sesames Awards presentations that always occur on the eve of the CARTES show. From an original 309 applicants and 34 finalists, ten winners will be announced on Nov. 16.
Opening CARTES Nov. 17 will be the World Card Summit that will bring together leading directors from the card and identification markets. Throughout the three-day event there will be 15 card and ID programs, some a full day others a half day.
CARTES' four new offerings include:
Payment in Emerging Countries, (Nov. 17)
Mobile banking holds promise for developing countries since cell phones outnumber payment cards by a large margin. This session will look at some of the success factors needed to create a sustainable system, including the right business model, ease of use, reliability, legality and security.
Banking, leader or outsider? (Nov. 18)
How are the different players in this market positioning themselves due to the emergence of new contactless and NFC payment methods? In addition, the gradual implementation of the Single Euro Payments Area is opening up the payments market to competition, allowing an even broader range of players, including telecommunications companies and retailers.
Prepaid in Motion, (Nov. 18)
This half-day session will look at prepaid cards and whether they represent the new market opportunity for payment cards. Besides increasing usage as gift cards, prepaids are also being used to provide social benefits and insurance and as a method to reach the under-banked.
Transactions at Point-of-Sale, (Nov. 19)
How do you insure to merchants and customers that a POS terminal is accurate and secure, that customers don't have to worry about their data being hacked and that merchants are complying with PCI requirements? Finally, will savings from fraud prevention justify additional security costs?
Here is the rest of the CARTES show agenda:
Nov. 17
Cards and Payments 2009
Delve into contactless payments, its progress and pilots and what has been learned form them. Are users ready for the transition? Are current technology and security measures enough? And what do you need to manage a large rollout?
Look at recent technological advances in cards that have made it possible to host several applications on a single chip regardless of form factor. This makes it possible to offer cardholders numerous services in both contactless and mobile areas.
Back to Basics
Consider globalization, new trends in payment card issuance, fundamentals of Java Card technology and PayFair, the new European payment plan.
Data Protection
Explore the techniques and strategies to mitigate both the risks and consequences of data security and privacy breeches. Topics include the latest security research, key management, best practices, secure network infrastructures and responsible disclosure.
Nov. 18
Mobile Money Services: Can I pay with my mobile?
Look at pilot results that confirm mobile payments will be the next feature demanded by consumers. How will consumers prefer to pay at traditional retailers? How about payments in the virtual world, which is also moving to the mobile space? What's required to get banks more involved?
Explore convergence and collaboration. Both mobility and identity are influencing the development of smart card products and will continue to do so over the next five years. Due to the challenges faced by the use of numerous new technologies and their large scale rollouts, the need for cooperation between issuers, service operators, technology suppliers and lawmakers/regulators has greatly accelerated.
SIM Power
Consider the technological advances of SIM cards. The microprocessors offer more functions and support more applications than ever before and are forming the hub of a new generation of converged services and applications. The presentations will highlight the increasing role played by SIMs in provisioning and securing personalized access to networks and will also review the latest innovations, such as Smart Card Web Server and Mobile NFC.
NFC Forum Conference
Learn about the forum's latest activities and plans regarding NFC technology, certification and projects currently underway.
Xiring Conference
Explore strong authentication solutions for e-banking & e-commerce, including securing remote transactions with home chip and PIN solutions. The session will cover the status of the technology and the benefits and implementations so far. It will also look at case studies from European banks that have successfully put a physical, easy-to-use, and dedicated security device in the hands of their customers.
Nov. 19
Citizen ID
Look at citizen identity programs that are driving innovation with national ID programs, e-passports, driver licenses, health ID cards and first responder credentials. This increased demand has moved secure identity credentialing into the mainstream of chip technology. This session will also highlight the advances in citizen ID programs from around the globe.
NFC and Contactless
Take a customer-focused approach and look at why contactless and NFC have been so successful in other regions, such as Japan and Asia. Explore what can be done to replicate that success globally and who is needed to kick start this process, as waiting for a perfect ecosystem to manifest itself doesn't appear to be working.
Loyalty Gift Cards and Co-Branding
Explore why loyalty programs have usually thrived in a recession and how the combination of new technology, changing laws and global brands are about to make the loyalty industry a safe bet for the future.
Card and Security
Address major card security themes and look at threats, vulnerabilities and the roles of the smart card and other form factors, such as USB tokens and NFC phones.


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I've heard a lot of people talking about Dreamcast cooling related to the GDEMU and USB GD-ROM devices. People claiming that by removing the GD-ROM drive the fan is unable to pull cool air across the power supply and other internal components and instead just pulls air through the large opening where the GD-ROM used to be; causing the console to run overall hotter than it did before. A lot of people have asked me if my GDEMU Tray or my USB-GDROM Tray helps with cooling. Without a good answer I decided to test.
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If you have or want to build an arcade machine that displays and plays emulated games as authentically as possible then there are a number of things to consider that are quite different when compared to building a normal gaming PC. This guide assumes that you have a functioning arcade machine already and that you're simply looking to install a PC in it to use along side your arcade PCBs.
Continue reading 'Building an Emulation PC for an Arcade Machine'
I've done a brief video tour of my Game Room for those that are interested.
If you want to know what it looked like before I got back into arcades, or a more detailed look at some of the Collectors edition console games on the shelves I have a similar video from 2012
This is a replacement cartridge housing for Security carts used on Capcom System 3 (aka CPS3) arcade hardware. This is the hardware used for Street Fighter III and a few other Capcom games from that era. What prompted this housing creation was that the Security carts on the CPS3 are prone to failure, they have a backup battery that once dead will kill the rest of the cart with it. Darksoft developed a "Super Bios" that allows you to remove the battery and use a single cart with any game for the system. And later he developed a reproduction cartridge to replace any that may have been thrown out once they died. Since these reproduction carts have no housings I designed one that could be used to hopefully spare any original cartridge housings from being stolen for this purpose.
There are essentially 3 configurations of the files here each with a unique purpose.
- The standard front and back housing are designed to be used with reproduction security cartridges or modified "Super Bios" cartridges that do not have a battery. Since the reproduction cartridges don't have a housing to go with them hopefully this 3D printed housing will serve as a useful alternative to stealing one from an original cartridge.
- The back housing with a "Battery window" includes a cut out designed to accommodate the large battery that sticks out the back of an original, un-modifed security cart. the window is elongated to the left to accommodate a larger replacement battery that may use the larger foot-print solder points. this also allows you to easily see the production month/year of the battery for easily determining when a replacement might be needed.
- The "battery replacement jig" variants of these parts are to help facilitate a live (powered) battery swap, by providing stabilization to the cartridge PCB and reduce the risk of power loss during a battery replacement which could kill the cartridge.*
*NOTE: please test the stability your printed jig provides before attempting a battery swap, not all 3D printers will provide results consistent with my own. As such I assume no responsibility if a jig printed using these files does not hold the cartridge tight enough to prevent power loss during battery replacement. Use this at your own discretion.
As always these designs are provided free of charge.
The files for this and suggested print settings can be found on thingiverse.
If you don't have a printer and would like to buy a MultiBIOS Cart Housing or a Battery Replacment Jig you can purchase them at bit-district.com
The GD-EMU is an SD card adapter that replace the ever failing GD-ROM drives in Sega Dreamcast consoles. These are great devices but they leave a very large space open inside the console meaning you can easily, accidentally drop your SD card inside the console and be forced to disassemble it to get the card back. These files are to print a tray or finisher pieces that wall off the insides of the console making it not just more professional looking and visually pleasing but also making it impossible to lose a card inside the console. This also makes it easier to insert and remove cards and there are optional spaces provided for additional card storage; making it more versatile as well.
This SD card Tray comes in two pieces. The base bolts to the console in place of the GD-ROM drive and supports the GD-EMU. The shield is press-fit into the lid to finish enclosing off the area making it impossible to drop your SD card inside through an open lid.
There are three different STL files for the base, one includes a set of 4 slots on the left to allow you to store additional SD cards (the slots are staggered to allow easier gripping), another with 5 SD card slots on the right (these are not staggered).. and the third file with no card slots is simply for people who are not interested in this feature.
Fitment has been tested on GDEMU Version 5.5. It should work on GD-EMUs version 5.x but will not fit on Version 4.x or older GDEMUs. UPDATE: Files have been added that support version 5.0 GDEMUs (without any screw holes). The originally posted files should work with version 5.1 and newer GDEMUs. It installs using the original hardware that held the GD-ROM drive into the Dreamcast as well as the screw that is included with the GD-EMU So once you print it you should have all the parts you need to install. The only tool you'll need is a screw driver.
You can download the STL files and on Thingiverse.
If you don't have a printer and would like to buy an SD Card Tray for a newer style GDEMU or an SD Card Tray for an older style GDEMU you can purchase them at bit-district.com.
The Rhea and Phoebe devices are SD card adapters that replace the ever failing disc drives in Sega Saturn consoles. These are great devices but they leave a very large space open inside the console meaning you can easily accidentally drop your SD card inside the console and be forced to disassemble it to get the card back. This SD card Tray is designed to fit on top of the Rhea or Phoebe device and seal off the inside of the console making it impossible to drop your SD card inside through an open lid.
I also included a set of 4 slots to allow you to store additional SD cards in the space available, the slots are staggered to allow easier gripping and they're placed such that when the lid is closed it will keep them from falling out even if the console is turned upside down. There is a second file available without these slots for people who are not interested in this feature.
Fitment has been tested and confirmed on VA0 and VA1 console revisions with a Rhea version 3.1. the VA2-VA5 console version that require
Phoebe haven't been tested yet but they should fit as dimensionally they should be the same.
UPDATE: I've made a version 2 of this that holds the Rhea/Phoebe unit more firmly in place, offers superior fitment, and better looking SD card holder slots.
You can download both V1 and V2 on Thingiverse.
If you don't have a printer and would like to buy one you can purchase a V2 Rhea/Phoebe SD Card Tray at bit-district.com.
I haven't been a PC gamer for years. I spend all day at work sitting a computer desk, I spend a lot of time at home sitting at a computer desk working (to keep my various websites running) so when I need some down-time I'd rather sit on my couch and play games then spend even more time at a computer desk…
A few months ago Valve introduced "Big Picture Mode" for Steam. This mode basically adjusts the Steam menu system for HDTVs and controller based navigation. Rumors started flying that they were going to make their own console to compete with Playstation and Xbox. More recently those rumors were somewhat confirmed when Valve announced that they will be making a "SteamBox" spec for what this Living Room PC should be, essentially allowing any hardware manufacturer to make their own variation of the SteamBox and at the same time help standardize the PC; the first of which is the Xi3 Piston.
This obviously intrigued me since there are a number of PC games I'd love to play but not wanting to drop $1000+ for a gaming PC and then spend even more time in my office playing it. So I set out to build my own budget SteamBox. The SteamBox "spec" hasn't been released, though chances are it would be out of my price range anyway so I was just going to see if I could get the job done for under $300 (what I'd expect to pay for a console) leveraging the piles and piles of old PCs I had laying around.
The first PC I was sacrificing was an old HTPC/DVR I built, after looking at the equipment inside I quickly determined that the only thing worth salvaging was the case itself and the disc-drive. The case was an nMedia HTPC 600BAR. It's a nice black steel chassis that supports a full-sized ATX Motherboard with a real brushed aluminum front, an integrated IR window, as well as flash media ports right on the front and a decorative disc tray door. (it's also got USB, Firewire, and audio ports on the side right near the front). The DVD R/W drive is nothing special but it's compact, quite and supports SATA.
The second PC I salvaged was one that my brother gave to me. I had built it for him 2 years ago for HD Video editing. it was blue-screening on him every-time it booted up and he got frustrated and just bought a new PC and gave me his old one since I had built it. This had an Asus P5N-D motherboard which is setup for gaming with overclocking features, it had a Intel Core 2 Quad (Q6600) processor 3GB of DDR2 memory across two sticks, and a two Seagate Barracuda 320GB 7200RPM SATA drives setup in a RAID array. It had a really nice Rosewill 550W power supply and a good-for it's time but now dated ATi graphics card along with various other bits of essentially uninteresting hardware.
Comparing the specs of the Q6600 to an Intel i3 I found them to be fairly comparable CPUs, the i3 was more efficient and slightly better for gaming tasks, but the Q6600 was a slightly better performer for non-gaming tasks. So I considered this a good-enough platform for my needs… I don't need a graphics powerhouse and my projector is only 720P so as long as I can run games above 30FPS at 1280×720 with decent AA and textures I'll be happy with the results. Sure an i3 would be a bit better and an i5 would be a big step up… but the Q6600 was free and that would give me a lot of room to work with the rest of it.
Since I was short-changing myself slightly on the processor side I wanted to get the beefiest graphics card (I could afford) that was compatible with the somewhat dated motherboard. the P5N-D includes 2 16x PCI-e 2.0 slots (3.x is the current new standard) looking around there were a few $400+ cards that still supported the v2.0 slot but the GTX550 seemed to fit my needs, it has an HDMI port (an absolute must for a TV build) and I found a used "superclocked" variant with 2GB of on-board memory for $120, I probably could have found. The next step up used v3.0 and the 2GB variant of that was prohibitively expensive so this seemed like a good choice. I also picked up two used 2GB sticks of matching DDR2 memory for $25 to max out the motherboard supported of 8GB of memory.
If you're keeping track at home I've spent $145 including shipping and my PC specs are:
- nMedia 600BAR HTPC Case
- Asus P5N-D Motherboard
- Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 processor
- 8GB Corsair DDR2 memory
- nVidia GTX 550 Ti 2GB Superclocked
- Seagate Barracuda 320GB 7200RPM HDD in RAID array
- Rosewill 550W Power Supply
- Lite-On DVD R/W drive
- integrated flash media slots
Now came the came the part where I'd need to chose an operating system. Ideally I'd run Ubuntu but that's not really an option for gaming. Rumor has it the official Valve SteamBox will run Linux, which is great and I'm sure that will vastly improve linux gaming support, but the market is just not there yet. I like Win 7 but I've heard that Win 8 is a little lighter and runs a little faster, not to mention the Metro UI while loathed by traditional PC gamers seems the perfect interface for a HTPC Gaming machine… Win 8 was the easy choice.
The Last piece of the puzzle is the peripherals, I have a wireless keyboard and mouse that I bought so I could use the keyboard with my Xbox 360 before they released the "chat pad"… it's USB based with it's own 2.4GHz transmitter. Keyboard and mouse are a necessary evil but I really don't want to be using that very often, especially not from the couch. after some research I found there are these generic chinese IR remotes sold under a dozen different names that emulate a keyboard and mouse. The one above I bought on Amazon for $7.50 shipped. It's pretty slick you can move the mouse pointer around using the big directional button and most of the other buttons are mapped to standard keyboard shortcuts. The best part is that the Harmony Remote supports this protocol so anything you can do via keyboard I can do via my harmony remote.
The first one I received had a defective IR receiver, but the Amazon seller sent me another one without any hesitation. I had to rig up a custom mounting bracket to hide the receive behind the IR window in the front of the case and I even had a USB pin header adapter so I'm not even snaking the cable out to an external port… nice and clean.
The last peripheral bit was to pickup an official Microsoft "Wireless Gaming Receiver" a small USB dongle that allows you to use any wireless Xbox 360 controller on a PC. Sadly I wont be able to easily mount this inside of the case as I will need access to the sync button. I considered doing something clever like cracking it open and re-appropriating the case's reset button for sync but then I might still run into problems with the metal chassis interfering with the signal… so outside the case it will stay, I may make up a custom mount to keep it at the back of the case.
You may notice that there is another PCI card in there, this is simply a second network card. The reason being is that I had been using another old PC as a hardware firewall for my Xbox 360, this allowed me to force block people on Xbox Live, I'd remote into that PC and identify the IP of the person I didn't want to play with and add them to the block list. I'd then never connect to them in-game again. It also worked the other way where I could set a white list so I would only connect to my friends, keeping randoms out or forcing myself onto a specific Xbox Live server. Now that I'll have a PC in the same room as my Xbox I can use this for the firewall tasks and simply switch inputs on my receiver instead of involving my laptop to remote into the old firewall PC.
I haven't tested it out yet (two of the fans in the case seems to be on their last leg so I want to replace those before I put it through it's paces… I'm pretty happy with it so far and will be interested to see how my sub $300 SteamBox works out.
cracksolth left a few comments on the page for my Saturn to 360 adapter, as a result I started looking back into it. I contacted the guys from Acid mods (great guys BTW) to see if they were doing anything different that would help me streamline the design. In terms of communicating with the older "Matrix" style 360 controllers I didn't really learn much that I hadn't already discovered; however I did learn that the newer Common Ground style controllers are getting easier to find by the day and that most of the new colored controllers all use that style of innards.
They even supplied me with this handy graphic to determine the difference between a Matrix and a CG controller without having to crack it open.
As a result I've decided to abandon the Matrix style controllers for the time being and just track down a CG style controller to work with since that will allow me to dramatically reduce the pin count.
I'm going to do some playing around and if I like the results I might re-open this project…
My goals this time is to get it to a point of making a "kit" or perhaps even making it easy enough that I can lower the costs involved as well as the ease of install so that more people can get their hands on this. If this is something you've been waiting for then you've only got cracksolth to thank.
Shoot me an email or post a comment if you have ideas for features you'd like to see.
I was poking around my Xbox 360's blog on 360voice.com and I noticed they had a link to google twistedsymphony. I google my name (both TS and my real name) every so often just to see what pops up. Usually I get links to my various websites, articles I've written and a whole lot of new posts about my Saturn 2 360 controller adapter. I noticed that their search query added the term "xbox" to the search as well. I clicked it expecting to get the usual, but a few links down from the top I noticed that GamePolitics.com mentioned me.
GamePolitics is the foremost internet publication discussing political issues surrounding games. In general they act as an unbiased source of news about new game related bills being past as well as prominent lawsuits. I don't frequent the site but they pop up on the radar quite often when big things start happening.
This is why I was flattered to see that my analysis of the ICE Raids on Modchip shops last year: The Legality of Modding, garnered two whole dedicated articles on their site. The first article captured the overall theme of what I was going for and used it as the voice of the modders side of the story describing it as "the most lucid, detailed and passionate criticism we've seen". The second article was dedicated to a small bit of irony I noted at the end of my rant pointing out that the "gallery" provided by ICE was comprised entirely of copyrighted images that they themselves were infringing. This time they referred to me as "embittered", which is accurate but somewhat humorous considering how my analysis was described by them just days earlier.
This is mostly old news but for all the writing I do online it's nice to see that other people read and appreciate it as well.
FWIW I haven't done any modding for quites some time now. Right now it's just not worth it, I haven't put a soldering iron to a console since long before I wrote that ICE Raids rant, nor I have I even used any homebrew software since then. I still write my Representatives and Senators regularly about my opinions on these issues.
I'm not giving up by any stretch of the imagination, I just feel that my efforts would be best served towards some goals that don't walk the blurry lines of legality according to the DMCA. "The Scene" is pretty boring overall right now anyway. You'll see something analogous to my Saturn Adapter sometime this year. In the mean time my efforts are pointed almost entirely towards my latest pet project: CollectorsEdition.org, which is coming along quite nicely.
Over the Weekend I picked up a Light Tent. If you've never heard of one of these things it's basically a white tent with a felt like material on the back and bottom and the top and sides are made of a semi-transparent white tent material. Color corrected lamps are placed outside the tent and shine through the sides defusing the light. This is basically the kind of thing they use to make professional product photos with a pure white background and no shadows.
Professional tents can cost thousands and then you still need to buy lamps but this one was less than $100 and included the lights . It works exceptionally well for what I'm using it for. The included felt material comes in gray and blue (for easily cropping out the background in photoshop), I might look into picking up some white material and building some stuff to keep it under tension to keep out ripples and reduce shadows further.
In any case I'm more than pleased with what I got for my money. You can see the first photos I took with it over on collectorsedtion.org


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BELTON, Mo. — The City of Belton is one of five Missouri cities asking voters to approve a Local Use Tax on April 3.
Also known as an equity tax, it's a method of compensating municipalities for sales tax lost when purchases are made online or across state lines and then brought back to the city for use.
"With the growing rate of sales that are occurring online, it means there are less sales occurring in the city of Belton," said Alexa Barton, Belton City Manager.
If approved on April 3 by Belton citizens, the local use tax is projected to generate between $200,000 and $300,000 in revenue for the city.
"It would go into effect the first of the next quarter, so it would go into effect July 1st," said Barton.
The money would be used to help fund capital items like police and fire equipment as well as improve public facilities and infrastructure.
Without a local use tax, Barton said the sales tax on online purchases delivered to Belton residents is only being collected at the state or county level. People buying items out of state and bringing them back to Belton would pay the use tax. For people buying local, there would only be the regular sales tax.
"A use tax is the same rate as a sales tax, its one or the other, it's not a new sales tax, or a new tax for the citizens of Belton, it would not be collected in a store," said Barton.
The current sales tax paid to local businesses will not increase if the local use tax is passed on April 3.
Liberty, Independence, Blue Springs, and Odessa are joining Belton in placing similar issues on the April ballot.


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No matter how impressive a specific collector car is theres no such thing as a perfect investment. The very nature of acquiring gains via equity is inherently risky depending on the factors and history affecting an asset. With that in mind the idea is to find a classic which minimizes risk as much as possible. From an investment mindset low risk is the major selling point of this 1 of 1 1964.5 Mustang. Never mind the fact that the car was assembled during the first hour of Mustang production. The fact that the car was 1 of 3 convertibles sent to Holman Moody for major modifications and subsequent pace car duty is beside the point. Just because the car was the only Ford Mustang to pace the 1964 Indianapolis 500 and in the process became the most modeled Ford in history doesnt mean all risk is moot. And just because the car is a fanatically documented piece of automobilia that was driven by Ford Motor Company heir Benson Ford doesnt make it a risk-less investment. No what matters most is that the combination of these monumental milestones provides potential buyers with one of the safest and most secure automotive assets on the planet. If youre shopping for a sure-fire winner this the most significant historic Mustang in the world should be the FIRST classic youre willing to put money on!

The most significant historic Mustang in the world is a tall claim but once you hear this convertibles incredible story youll whole-heartedly agree. In 1964 Lee Iacocca was preparing a massive marketing blitz for Fords newly revealed pony car. Since the companys Falcon compact had already secured pace car duties for the 1964 Indy 500 Iacocca made his newest muse a last minute substitution. During the first hour of Mustang production three convertibles were assembled with a combination of Falcon and 1963-coded Ford parts. And as soon as those cars rolled off the Dearborn assembly line they were shipped to legendary Charlotte tuner Holman Moody. In order to pace the great race the cars needed to safely travel 140 miles per hour. So the first thing Holman Moody did was with Fords blessing replace the cars stock 260 powerplants with detuned 289s that were being developed for the GT40 Le Mans racer. Next came a lowered and stiffened suspension. And finally chrome marine handles were along with custom flag stanchions added for both form and function.

Unfortunately Iacoccas grand but hasty plan encountered one major problem: Holman Moody only had time to complete two of the cars. When this Mustang and its counterpart were shipped to Indy Mustang number three being essentially a prototype was scrapped. And when the two completed cars arrived at the brickyard one immediately experienced mechanical failure. That meant the convertible you see here is the sole Mustang to at the hands of Benson Ford pace the 1964 Indianapolis 500. After a big day of speed and photo ops the drop-top was unceremoniously returned to Ford. Ford ever the supporter of motorsports passed it to Floridas Sebring International Raceway. Sebring made good use of the Mustang as a parade car and driver loaner for a solid 11 seasons. Then in 1974 this significant piece of Dearborn history was locked in a raceway storage facility and all but forgotten.

Fast forward to the early 90s when a Mustang Club of America official learned that a true gem of Mustang history had been stored roughly 120 miles from his house for almost 20 years. After talks with the owner of the track he became the first and only private owner of the car. And circa 1991 he began a fully documented NOS restoration that would eventually earn the convertible a perfect score in MCAs exclusive Thoroughbred Class. As far as labor was concerned the restoration wasnt too difficult as the car was incredibly solid when purchased. In fact 95% of its parts some of them one-of-a-kind originals were reconditioned and bolted right back up using original and NOS hardware. And the 5% that couldnt be reused was carefully
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Julian Assange of WikiLeaks gave up his freedom to lead a lonely existence holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, and now he's given up his cute cat companion as well.
The WikiLeaks founder faces outstanding charges of bail-jumping and possible extradition to the United States if he leaves the protection of the embassy, which is why he's been there for the past six years. In that time he's acquired a companion: a gray and white tabby kitten who goes by the name "embassycat" on Instagram, where he (or she) has over 5,000 followers.
"I live in the Ecuadorian Embassy with Julian Assange," states the header at embassycat's front page, adding that he's "Interested in counter-purrveillance." Journalists from the Italian newspaper La Repubblica have visited Assange annually since he was granted asylum at the embassy and mention the cat's presence "diffused tension" for Assange. Indeed, some of the 66 photos posted to embassycat's Instagram account illustrate the affection he held for the cat.
Unfortunately, this arrangement was too good to last. Ecuadorian authorities have grown tired of Assange's presence and want him to find other living arrangements, pronto. To force him out, visitors have been severely restricted and his internet connection has been cut off... no more posting cat pics for you, Julian. As such, the cat has been given its freedom.
"Assange preferred to spare the cat an isolation which has become unbearable and allow it a healthier life," explains one of La Repubblica's reporters. How long before Assange himself follows... and is a reunion in the cards? Only time (or perhaps, Robert Mueller) will tell. (via The Daily Beast)


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Staff members of the Department of General Practice – Family Medicine of the School of Medicine of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University Associate Professor, Candidate of Medicine A. H. Reznichenko and Associate Professor, Candidate of Medicine S. V. Hridnieva took part in an international specialized scientific and pedagogical internship program for medical higher educational institutions instructors on the basis of Lublin Medical University (Poland).
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Ashkenazi Jewish Carrier Screen: Gene Sequencing Panel
Condition Description
Individuals of Ashkenazi Jewish descent are at a higher risk than the general population to be carriers of certain genetic diseases. This carrier screening panel tests for 20 of these diseases. The panel meets the American College of Medical Genetics (ACMG) and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry carrier screening recommendations, and also includes additional diseases that occur more frequently in this population.
For more information on individual diseases, please visit the Emory Jewish Genetic Disease Program website.
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Note that the quoted detection rates and residual carrier risks are directly applicable only to persons of Ashkenazi Jewish descent. The carrier detection rate in persons from other ethnic backgrounds is likely to be significantly lower.
Fragile X Syndrome
Fragile X syndrome is characterized by moderate intellectual disability in affected males. Affected females may show mild intellectual disability. It has a prevalence of 1/4000 to 1/6000 in the general population, and is a leading genetic cause of intellectual disability. Fragile X syndrome is associated with a triplet (CGG) repeat expansion in the promoter of the FMR1 gene on the X chromosome. CGG expansion leads to methylation and subsequent inactivation of the FMR1 gene. Normal alleles have ~5-44 repeats. Intermediate alleles have ~45-54 repeats and may expand in subsequent generations to premutation alleles. Alleles with ~55-200 repeats are called premutation alleles and may expand in subsequent generations to full mutations, especially when passed from mother to child. Alleles over ~200 repeats are full mutations and will cause fragile X syndrome in males.
Please note this panel will be performed and reported on both male and female specimens. Because of the nature of X-linked inheritance, this test, if positive, may be diagnostic for male patients in rare cases. If you do not wish to have X-linked conditions assessed in male patients, please contact the laboratory.
Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is the second most common lethal, autosomal recessive disorder in Caucasians, with an incidence of approximately pecs 1/10,000 and a carrier frequency of 1/50. SMA is characterized by anterior horn cell degeneration which causes a symmetrical muscle weakness and wasting. SMN1 is deleted in about 95% of individuals with SMA. This carrier assay tests for the common SMN1 deletion only; other pathogenic variants will not be detected.
Approximately 5-8% of carrier individuals will have a normal SMN1 copy number of two, but both copies will be on the same chromosome (in cis) with a deletion on the second chromosome. This assay will not detect these carrier individuals. This assay will not report SMN2 copy number.
Although a positive test result should not affect the health of the individual, she could be at a 25% risk for passing that condition on to her children depending on the carrier status of the partner. In addition to the specific pathogenic variants identified by the panel, EGL Genetics also offers single-gene, full gene sequencing for genes on the panel, which can be utilized to screen partners of positive carriers. Knowing about these risks ahead of time can help couples make decisions about testing options prior to and during pregnancy, and can help healthcare providers be more readily prepared to offer appropriate follow-up care at delivery.
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Next Generation Sequencing: In-solution hybridization of all coding exons is performed on the patient's genomic DNA. Although some deep intronic regions may also be analyzed, this assay is not meant to interrogate most promoter regions, deep intronic regions, or other regulatory elements, and does not detect single or multi-exon deletions or duplications. Direct sequencing of the captured regions is performed using next generation sequencing. The patient\'s gene sequences are then compared to a standard reference sequence. Only known pathogenic variants will be reported.
Fragile X Syndrome Repeat Analysis: Both normal CGG repeat tracts and expanded CGG repeat tracts are detected by PCR amplification, using a CGG repeat-specific probe, and capillary electrophoresis. Expanded CGG repeat tracts will be reflexed to a gene specific PCR and sized by agarose gel electrophoresis.
Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Testing: SMN1 gene deletions were quantified by multiplex ligation polymerase chain reaction amplification (MLPA) of exons 7 and 8. Gene dosage ratios of SMN1 are calculated relative to the average of 16 reference loci and are expressed as gene dosage, and/or copy number. Diploid gene dose or 2 copies of SMN1 indicates normal (not affected) status, 1x gene dosage or 1 copy of the SMN1 gene most likely indicates carrier status and deletions (less than 0.1x) of SMN1 or 0 copies of the SMN1 gene designates affected status. This carrier assay tests for the common SMN1 deletion only; other pathogenic variants will not be detected. SMN2 copy number is not assessed.
Detection and Reference Range
Next Generation Sequencing: Next Generation Sequencing: Clinical Sensitivity: See results report. Pathogenic variants in regions other than the targeted area, including the promoter region, some mutations in the introns and other regulatory element mutations, cannot be detected by this analysis. Large deletions/duplications will not be detected by this analysis. Results of molecular analysis should be interpreted in the context of the patient\'s clinical/biochemical phenotype.
Analytical Sensitivity: ~99%.
For Fragile X Syndrome Repeat Analysis: All cases of fragile X syndrome caused by CGG expansion will be detected by this assay. Rare cases of fragile X syndrome caused by other pathogenic variants in the FMR1 gene will not be detected by this assay.
For Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Testing: Deletions of the SMN1 gene are found in approximately 95% of individuals with SMA. This carrier assay tests for the common SMN1 deletion only; other pathogenic variants will not be detected. Approximately 5-8% of carrier individuals will have a normal SMN1 copy number of two, but both copies will be on the same chromosome (in cis) with a deletion on the second chromosome. This assay will not detect these carrier individuals. SMN2 copy number is not assessed.
For Fragile X Testing:
Normal: Approximately 5-44 CGG repeats.
Intermediate: Approximately 45-54 unmethylated CGG repeats.
Premutation: Approximately 55-200 CGG repeats and methylation of expanded allele.
Affected: Over 200 CGG repeats and methylation of expanded allele.
Specimen Requirements
Infants and Young Children (<2 years of age): 2-3 ml
Children > 2 years of age to 10 years old: 3-5 ml
Older Children & Adults: 5-10 ml
Autopsy: 2-3 ml unclotted cord or cardiac blood
Isolation using the Perkin Elmer™Chemagen™ Chemagen™ Automated Extraction method or Qiagen™ Puregene kit for DNA extraction is recommended.
Related Tests
- Ashkenazi Jewish Carrier Screen: Targeted Mutation Panel
- Pan-Ethnic Carrier Screen: Gene Sequencing Panel
- ACOG/ACMG Carrier Screen: Gene Sequencing Panel


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Based on the geomorphological evidences, the cave has been formed under phreatic conditions. Throughout the cave, there are horizontal ledges of calcite deposits along the walls that are indicative of higher water levels in the past.
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