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It’s possible I just kinda sorta met my soulmate. My Nora Ephron soulmate, that is.
I don’t remember exactly when Amazon alerted me to Linda Yellin’s What Nora Knew (other than it was earlier this year), but I had downloaded a sample on my Kindle and figured I would get to it at some point during my Year With Nora Ephron.
I got to it this past weekend. Especially after I saw it on sale for a buck-99.
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Molly Hallberg is a thirty-nine-year-old divorced writer living in New York City who wants her own column, a Wikipedia entry, and to never end up in her family’s Long Island upholstery business. For the past four years Molly’s been on staff for an online magazine, covering all the wacky assignments. She’s snuck vibrators through security scanners, speed-dated undercover, danced with Rockettes, and posed nude for a Soho art studio.
Yellin knew her audience—I could have sworn she’d written it for me personally. In fact, I found myself wishing I had written it. And any book that has me wishing I’d written it is what makes writing such a challenge and reading so pleasurable. (That’s not the only criteria, but it certainly makes things interesting.) It wasn’t simply the subject matter—although let’s face it: I might not have picked up the book in the first place, much less noticed it—but the writing itself. Molly had a distinct voice. The story hit all its pulse points. And it was smart. Amusing. Romantic. Yellin captured the New York and Hamptons scene I had failed to capture in Faking It. She captured the wittiness I love. And there were little Nora Ephron Easter Eggs hidden all over the place.
Even if I had tried to write that book, I wouldn’t have succeeded. But it at least makes me want to try. Not to write that book, but one that Linda Yellin would like.
I couldn’t find much about Yellin other than her website—she doesn’t seem to have a social media presence—but her previous two books are now on my reading list. And if anyone reading this happens to know her, tell her I’d like to meet her on the observation deck of the Empire State Building sometime. Preferably in October. I just love New York in the fall.
To date, in addition to reading Heartburn as well as the scripts for Lucky Guy and When Harry Met Sally, I have read four of Nora Ephron’s collections of articles, including those from Esquire and Cosmopolitan, as well as more recent personal essays and blogposts, many of which are featured in the anthology, The Most of Nora Ephron. The more I read, the more I wish I had known her—or, at the very least, met her.
I believe in the late Donald Murray’s theory that all writing is autobiographical in that “as we read someone else’s story, we read our own.” For example, this past weekend my husband and I went to see a local production of Love, Loss, and What I Wore, the play co-written by Nora and her sister Delia Ephron (Billings folk: go see it!). So many times I was transported into my own reservoir of memories, recalling a particular outfit or article of clothing that somehow defined me or captured a moment in time, be it my first Duran Duran concert jersey or the shoes I wore for my wedding. The point is, when my husband and I left, we wound up telling each other our own stories in addition to recalling the stories of the play.
As I continue to read Nora’s work (I feel weird calling her by her first name, as if we’re casual acquaintances, but referring to her by her last name seems too academic, “Ms. Ephron” seems too out of reach, and repeatedly combining her first and last name seems too tiring), I keep reflecting not only what I’ve learned about her life, but my own. I try to draw parallels where there are none. In the way she wanted to be Dorothy Parker, I find myself wanting to be her. Sort of.
Nevertheless, here are five things you may not have known about Nora or me, in no particular order.
1. Before she graduated from Wellesley College, Nora Ephron was an intern for the White House during the Kennedy Administration. She gave herself the distinction of being “the only intern Kennedy didn’t make a pass at.” Even for all we know about JFK’s philandering ways, he still remains something of a folklore hero in American history. Even if she was no more than a punctuation mark in that lore, I still find it a remarkable detail of her life.
I, on the other hand, was a Girl Friday (does anyone still use that term?) in the Human Resources office at UMass Dartmouth for my work study job, where no one made a pass at me, either. I learned quite a bit from that position, including that contrary to its name, most Human Resources departments are neither resourceful nor human. The paperwork one had to fill out for—well, anything—required a set of cognitive and motor skills all of its own. Also, secretaries are the eyes and ears of the university. The best part of my job was when I had to deliver paperwork to the various university departments and getting to know the secretarial staff in each. Whenever an issue came up in my student life, before I reached out to department chairpersons or deans, I talked to the secretaries first and got way farther, faster.
2. Nora was married to Washington Post reporter Carl Bernstein, first made famous for uncovering Watergate (the presidential scandal that has spawned an atrocious trend of attaching “-gate” at the end of every political or personal scandal since), and then infamous when she fictionalized his adultery and the end of their marriage in her novel Heartburn.
I met Carl Bernstein in 1997 when he was a guest speaker at UMass Dartmouth. I remember two things: asking a question (I don’t remember what I asked, but it prompted a news channel to interview me), and attempting to ask a second question and him saying that someone else should have a chance. That sounds more off-putting than it actually was, and he was perfectly cordial when I was introduced to him after the event. Better yet, I wasn't that idiot who asked him who Deep Throat was (this was when the secret was still intact, for the most part)—someone else willingly stepped in.
Also, I hadn’t yet read Heartburn.
3. Both Nora and I attended colleges in Massachusetts, although both the institutions and the time periods couldn’t be more different. Nora had attended Wellesley College in the early sixties, when the women’s movement hadn’t really quite happened yet. In the commencement address she delivered in 1996, she tells a story about a dean who had encouraged her to take a year off to get married and have children following graduation—the exact opposite of her intentions. She later discovered that this same dean had told a student with ambitions of being a wife and mother to take a year off and work first. "And so I saw that what Wellesley wanted was for us to avoid the extremes,” she said.
What fascinated me more was the contrast to the account of her experience when she wrote about her reunion in 1972. The latter seemed much more critical, as if Wellesley had somehow missed the point of what it was they were supposed to do. Or was it the students that had missed the point?
I had the luxury of attending a university in a post-women’s movement world (also, the school was co-ed). No one at UMass Dartmouth cautioned me against extremes, but neither did they steer me toward what fulfilled me intrinsically. And it wasn’t that they didn’t care. More like by then the choices for women were there for the taking. The main concern was to choose one that was most practical. “Work,” was the number one piece of advice I got. “Just get out there and get some experience. It doesn’t really matter in what.” Thing is, I’d worked for five years before I matriculated. In fact, the skills and ethic I’d developed in the workplace helped me excel as a student (to the point that I later made the unpopular argument that 90% of young adults should go into the workplace rather than college straight out of high school). I was 29 years old and ready to do something more than just “get experience” and collect a paycheck.
What I really took away from my undergraduate education was this one-sentence-summation of psychology from my professor, Dr. Conboy: “People do what feels good.” It’s the intention behind every character I write now.
(Also, Wellesley College has the honor of being voted one of the most beautiful campuses in the country, while UMass Dartmouth has been voted one of the ugliest. I have a soft spot for it, however.)
4. Both Nora and I married former journalists. Her second marriage didn’t last. Her third, however, did. Granted, I’m only six months into mine, but I feel pretty damn good about our chances.
5. Nora had a house in Bridgehampton, on the East End of Long Island. My mom lives in the next town over. And while my mom did run into Alan Alda once (literally, with her shopping cart at the King Kullen, by accident), and ushered Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick to their seats at a Bay Street Theater production, she never encountered Nora Ephron. How I wish one of us had. Although I would have been terrified to invite her over for lunch.
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Specialising in anxiety, trauma, self-esteem and goal setting, I work with clients worldwide via phone and video sessions to enable them to lead the life they want. Over 7 years in practice and a truly holistic approach means that I draw on a range of techniques to discover the root causes of what's holding you back, help you deal with obstacles in the most appropriate way and guide you towards your chosen future. Each treatment is completely client-centred and tailored to individual needs.
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Prior to becoming a hypnotherapist, I worked in education, international business, business consultancy and holistic therapies both in the UK and abroad. My broad professional background combined with specialist training means I am able to establish effective rapport with clients from all walks of life.
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Specialist Areas: Anxiety, Childhood Trauma and Self-esteem
- Over 7 years private practice in Clinical Hypnotherapy
- MSc in Psychology (Distinction) from Coventry University
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However deep rooted my problems were, I trusted Amanda to help me with patience and skill. As a result my anxiety has decreased and I can use my self-awareness to identify and trouble shoot problems as I encounter them. Not only did Amanda help to sort out underlying issues but she gave me techniques to maintain my new-found happiness, which have been invaluable. Therapy with Amanda took me to a better place in my life and I trust that she will be there for me, and so many others she has helped, in the future.' A Cooper, Sweden
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's wife made her first public appearance in over a year, state media reported Wednesday. After speculation, her absence could be coronavirus-related or because of a potential pregnancy, Report informs.
Ri Sol Ju, believed to be in her early 30s, joined her husband at a concert commemorating his father's birthday and predecessor Kim Jong Il.
The anniversary celebrating the second member of the Kim dynasty to lead the now nuclear-armed North Korea is known as the Shining Star's Day. It is one of the country's most important public holidays.
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None of the audience members or performers wore facemasks in the pictures.


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I have always loved this French manor house by Dutch designer Kate Hume. I had seen glimpses of it but never the whole house. On a recent revisit to the website, much to my delight, I discovered that there were more photos and, well, I certainly wasn’t disappointed. It’s stunning. The dialogue between old and new, the casual luxury. Kim first featured a room or two back in 2008 and I love how good design stands the test of time and the foibles of fads.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA – June 9, 2022 – ZeroEyes, Inc., creators of the only A.I.-based gun detection video analytics platform that holds the US Department of Homeland Security SAFETY Act Designation, today announced a formal partnership with Asylon Robotics, a firm that automates security operations by leveraging aerial and ground robotics for perimeter and drone security and intelligence services.
The partnership integrates ZeroEyes’ human-verified A.I. gun detection software with Asylon’s aerial drone and robot dog video feeds, providing end users with an autonomous response capability in active shooter situations.
The number of law enforcement officers killed intentionally in the line of duty reached a 20-year high in 2021, with gunfire being the leading cause of officer deaths. This concerning statistic underlines the need for autonomous, real-time intelligence in active shooter events to react faster to protecting civilians and law enforcement personnel alike.
“Our grandparents and parents had nuclear attack drills from foreign threats, and we adults had fire drills growing up. Our children today have active shooter drills – things aren’t heading in the right direction,” said Mike Lahiff, CEO of ZeroEyes. “Enabling our A.I. gun detection technology for use beyond static video cameras is a huge step in combating the mass shooting epidemic that our country faces. Our partnership with Asylon Robotics means we’re able to outfit unmanned vehicles with real-time gun detection intel and tools such as lights and audible alarms to distract shooters, giving first responders time to respond to threats more quickly and safely from the air or on the ground, when every second counts.”
ZeroEyes’ proprietary A.I. gun detection technology integrates with existing security cameras to instantly detect visible guns within range of the cameras. When a weapon is detected, ZeroEyes’ military-trained operations center analysts verify the detection and alert first responders within 3-5 seconds. This agreement expands the company’s footprint beyond static cameras to unmanned systems.
ZeroEyes’ A.I. security solution is currently in use in K-12 schools, universities, commercial businesses, US military bases, state and local governments across the country and is monitored 24/7/365 by military veterans. ZeroEyes’ solution was also recently awarded a United States Air Force AFWERX Direct-to-Phase II SBIR Grant for Drone-Robot Enabled Active Shooter Deterrence (DRASD), expanding the use of automated security response technology.
“All of Asylon’s solutions are built to increase safety and enable the security operations center of the future. Partnering with ZeroEyes to integrate its A.I. gun detection solution into our DroneCore platform is a huge step forward in making that happen,” says Damon Henry, CEO and Co-Founder of Asylon Robotics. “Our partnership means we have a more complete solution for customers to safely and intelligently respond to incidents on their properties, such as active shooter scenarios. Adding A.I. gun detection to air and ground security robotics is industry-first and directly in line with our mission to help get the right intel to the right people to make better, faster, and smarter decisions.”
Asylon is the only full-service American robotic perimeter security company. By combining aerial drones and robot dogs with powerful software, its DroneCore command and control platform automates security patrol and response. These advanced and automated robotics systems act as significant force multipliers for streamlining security operations.
ZeroEyes delivers a proactive, human-verified A.I. gun detection software solution that integrates into existing security cameras and mitigates mass shootings and gun-related violence by reducing response times, providing actionable intelligence with images and delivering clarity among chaos – ultimately saving lives. ZeroEyes’ patented solution has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as a promising anti-terrorism technology and is the first video analytics technology to receive SAFETY Act DT&E Designation.
Founded by Navy SEALs and Special Operations military veterans, ZeroEyes delivers accurate and real-time actionable intelligence about the brandishing of a gun near or in an occupied area or building, to local staff and law enforcement with an image of the shooter(s) and location of the threat, within 3 to 5 seconds from the moment the gun is detected. The ZeroEyes team also provides tech consulting, installation assistance and practice drills for active shooter events to enhance safety at schools, corporate and government facilities. Headquartered in the Greater Philadelphia area, the company’s affordable and effective gun detection solution has been adopted by the US Department of Defense, leading public K-12 school districts, colleges and universities, commercial property groups, manufacturing plants, Fortune 500 corporate campuses, shopping malls, big-box retail stores and more. Learn more about ZeroEyes at ZeroEyes.com.
Asylon Inc. is the leading robotic perimeter security company in the United States. Asylon partners with commercial and government entities to modernize traditionally inefficient security practices. By providing customers with the most advanced, American-made, robotic security technology, Asylon helps to ensure that both government and private-sector companies can protect their people, assets, and profits against threats. Asylon provides a customer experience that is second-to-none and is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Learn more by visiting AsylonRobotics.com or stay connected with Asylon at LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

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Conformational changes associated with ribosome function have been identified by X-ray crystallography and cryo-electron microscopy. These methods, however, inform poorly on timescales. Neutron scattering is well adapted for direct measurements of thermal molecular dynamics, the ‘lubricant’ for the conformational fluctuations required for biological activity. The method was applied to compare water dynamics and conformational fluctuations in the 30 S and 50 S ribosomal subunits from Haloarcula marismortui, under high salt, stable conditions. Similar free and hydration water diffusion parameters are found for both subunits. With respect to the 50 S subunit, the 30 S is characterized by a softer force constant and larger mean square displacements (MSD), which would facilitate conformational adjustments required for messenger and transfer RNA binding. It has been shown previously that systems from mesophiles and extremophiles are adapted to have similar MSD under their respective physiological conditions. This suggests that the results presented are not specific to halophiles in high salt but a general property of ribosome dynamics under corresponding, active conditions. The current study opens new perspectives for neutron scattering characterization of component functional molecular dynamics within the ribosome.
Ribosomes are universal cellular complexes made up of many different ribosomal proteins and long ribosomal ribonucleic acid (RNA) chains that enable decoding, successive peptide bond formation and the protection of nascent protein chains. They are present as a two-subunit structure in all living organisms with adaptive characteristics that make them fit to each physiological environment. Ribosomal proteins stabilize the ribosome structure or assist its activity, yet none plays a direct role in peptide bond formation or polypeptide elongation. The ribosome can be considered, therefore, as a giant ribozyme complex in which RNA controls catalytic activity1,2. The structural bases of mechanisms involved in ribosome function are studied intensively and observations of various conformations by cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) and high-resolution X-ray crystallography established that during its functional cycle the ribosome undergoes conformational changes, ranging from local group reorientation to large domain movements3,4,5,6,7. During ribosome crystallization trials, metal clusters used to provide anomalous phasing power were found to extend dramatically the resolution of the diffraction, through a reduction of subunit internal flexibility, “by ‘gluing’ symmetrical related subunits”3. It has, furthermore, been shown that ribosome complexes with mRNA and tRNA gave better resolution than apo ribosome structures in X-ray crystallographic structures, suggesting that substrate binding helps stabilize subunits in a preferred conformation to enable more homogeneous samples for crystallization8,9. Comparisons between ribosomal subunit structures from mesophile and thermophile bacteria, as well as archaeal halophiles indicated that inherently flexible elements are involved in inter-subunit contacts and substrate binding10,11, leading Horan et al.10 to conclude that ‘inter-subunit movement is required for ribosome translocation, accounting for the universal two-subunit architecture of ribosomes’. In addition to the extensive structure-function studies, a variety of solvent conditions has been characterized and associated with halophile ribosomal subunit structural and functional integrity, during the extraordinary scientific effort that led to their crystallization11. All these data show that a detailed description of the ribosome requires an understanding in terms of dynamics.
Dynamics refers to the forces that stabilize structure and define motions. On one hand, single particle cryo-EM and X-ray structural studies, while informing on the conformational change amplitudes, do not contain information on forces or time-scales. On the other hand, molecular dynamics (MD) simulations and normal mode calculations are particularly challenging because of the size and complexity of ribosome structures12,13,14,15,16,17. Dynamics is also very sensitive to environment, which leads to a well-structured system being inactive under certain solvent conditions18, and it is now fully accepted that further to structure being adapted to function, appropriate molecular motions are also necessary. Molecular dynamics on the picosecond to nanosecond time scale acts as the ‘lubricant’ of functional conformational changes on longer time scales19,20,21. Following neutron scattering experiments, it has been proposed that adaptation occurs via evolutionary selection of dynamics on the thermal timescale22.
Neutron beams provide a soft radiation of wavelength and energy similar in magnitude to molecular thermal fluctuation amplitudes and energies, respectively, which inflicts practically no radiation damage on a biological sample. In a neutron scattering experiment, mean square displacements (MSD) and the effective force constant anchoring atoms in a structure are calculated from measured energy and momentum changes of the neutron as a function of temperature. To use a mechanical analogy: in a collision between a moving billiard ball and one that is anchored by a spring, the force constant of the spring as well as the vibration amplitude of the anchored ball can be calculated from the changes in energy and momentum of the moving ball after it is ‘scattered’. Systems studied by neutron scattering include intrinsically disordered proteins, whole cells, membranes, nanoparticles and tissue22,23,24,25,26,27.
The current study presents neutron scattering results that enabled the determination of global thermal dynamics in halophilic ribosomal subunit samples28. Halophiles were chosen because of sample stability. They also respond to solvent effects29,30, which will be applied in future experiments to explore dynamics/structure/function relations in more detail. Previous neutron scattering experiments on live cells with different physiological temperatures, demonstrated adaption of MD forces to yield similar mean square displacements (MSD) under active conditions22; e.g. psychrophiles at low temperature are ‘softer’ in order to have similar MSD to hyperthermophiles at high temperature. We would expect, therefore, that the results on halophiles would be more generally applicable than just reflecting an extremophile property, provided the measurements were performed in high salt active conditions.
H30S (Haloarcula marismortui 30 S subunit) and H50S (Haloarcula marismortui 50S subunit) dynamics was measured on the complementary ~10 picosecond and nanosecond timescales, corresponding, respectively, to water diffusion and fast local vibrations20,31, on the one hand, and side-chain conformational sampling, on the other. Free and hydration water are found with similar motion parameters in both H30S and H50S. A marginal solvent effect explored on H30S samples suggested proportionally more bound water in 3 M NaCl compared to 3 M KCl, correlated with stronger hydration interactions of the Na+ ion, as observed previously in halophilic proteins30. On the nanosecond timescale, effective force constants (resilience) from the temperature dependence of the fluctuations were calculated from the temperature dependence of the fluctuations. H30S is revealed to have softer resilience and larger mean square fluctuations than H50S. The results are discussed in terms of the role of dynamics in RNA activity and of the differential functional flexibility of 30 S versus 50 S subunits, for example, to facilitate conformational adjustments required for messenger and transfer RNA binding. The measured dynamics in the different timescales can, furthermore, serve as quantitative experimental input for coarse-grained MD simulations, to provide further understanding of the ribosome as a vital molecular machine.
Thermal vibrations on the ~10 picosecond timescale are similar for both subunits
Quasi-elastic neutron scattering (QENS) spectra measured on the timescale of fast thermal dynamics are given in Fig. 1.
The left panel shows the comparison H30s versus H50S, both in 3 M NaCl in H2O. Visual inspection reveals a slightly broader spectrum for H30S-3 M NaCl vs H50S-3M NaCl, indicating marginally faster average dynamics in the 30S subunit. All samples were equilibrated in H2O, avoiding the use of D2O (see Methods). In H2O containing samples on the 10 ps timescale – a few Å length scale, the scattering signal is dominated by the diffusion of free and hydration H2O in the samples and fast motions within the ribosomal subunits (see ‘Theoretical background’ in Methods). Water content in the samples was 65% for H30S-3 M NaCl, and 67% for H50S-3 M NaCl (see Methods), so that the apparently ‘faster’ 30S subunit cannot be accounted for by the total water content in the sample, since it is 2% lower than for the 50 S, and is likely due to faster motions of groups within the subunit.
In further analysis given in Supplementary Information (SI), the QENS was fitted to yield two diffusive populations with parameters given in Table S1. The model used for the analysis is described in detail in SI. From the values of the diffusion coefficients, the populations are likely to correspond to free and hydration water, respectively, as previously published by Bellissent-Funel and collaborators32, with motion parameters that lie within errors for H30S and H50S. Analysis of the elastic intensity yields the proportion of H atoms seen as ‘immobile’ (i.e. moving too slowly to be resolved in the experiment, see SI). These were 6.3 ± 0.5% for H30S and 9.3 ± 0.3% for H50S, indicating a larger proportion of atoms in H50S compared to H30S that are from domains in which atomic motions are too slow to be resolved on the ~10 ps time scale. The faster average motions in 30 S could, therefore, be a reflection of fewer ‘immobile’ atoms on this timescale compared to the 50 S. Considering also that the ‘faster’ 30 S contains 2% less total water, a complementary interpretation may be that the ratio free-to-bound water in the 30S is higher than in the 50S (i.e. the 50S binds more water).
A small solvent effect is observed in Fig. 1 (right panel), where a marginally broader spectrum (faster dynamics) is observed for H30S-3 M KCl sample compared to H30S-3 M NaCl. The role of high K+ ion intracellular concentrations in halophiles has been discussed previously in terms of ion binding and hydration33,34. Water content in the H30S-3 M KCl and H30S-3 M NaCl was 62% and 65%, respectively (see Methods). Here again, the effect is small and the sample with less water appears to have faster dynamics. We tentatively propose an interpretation in terms of the different water binding properties of K+ and Na+ ions, respectively. Because of the stronger hydration interactions of Na+ compared to K+, we would expect a relatively higher ratio of free to bound water in the KCl sample, which would account for the ‘faster’ dynamics. Stronger hydration interactions in NaCl compared to KCl have been observed in a previous neutron scattering dynamics study of malate dehydrogenase from Haloarcula marismortui35. And different hydration effects between tRNA solutions in NaCl and KCl solvents have been reported from a small angle neutron scattering study36.
H30S is significantly softer with larger MSD than H50S (both in 3 M salt) on the nanosecond timescale of conformational sampling
Temperature dependence elastic scans on H30S and H50S were recorded on the IN16 spectrometer at ILL (see Methods). MSD versus temperature plots for the three samples are shown in Fig. 2. The observed dynamics is dominated by chemical group motions within the ribosomal subunits because free H2O and hydration water diffusion, observed by QENS on IN5, lie outside the elastic window ~1 ns - ~5 Å time- length-scale of the IN16 spectrometer32,37. Very slow water molecules that are strongly bound to ionic groups within the ribosomal subunits are considered as part of the biological complex. All samples in Fig. 2 indicate a flatter MSD below ~273 K, which may be due to a ‘stiffening’ of the ribosome subunit complexes due to freezing of free water in the samples. We, therefore, performed straight-line fits to the MSD beyond the kink at ~273 K to provide absolute scale values for the effective force constants (resilience, in N/m) in this timescale (see Methods). The values calculated from the MSD temperature dependence are in Table 1. NaCl and KCl sample values are within errors, indicating there is no solvent effect in this timescale except for slightly lower MSD for the KCl condition, which may be due to lower macromolecular plasticity in the drier sample (62% hydration compared to 65% for the sample in NaCl, see Methods). The effective force constant () is a factor of two smaller (softer) and the MSD at 37 °C significantly higher for H30S compared to the H50S both in 3 M NaCl. This difference cannot be due to water content because the ‘softer’ 30 S sample is drier (65% water content) than the 50 S (67%).
Compared to previous studies on the same timescale for a membrane38 and an intrinsically disordered protein39, the MSD values for the ribosomal subunits are significantly higher and the resilience values significantly lower. This is certainly due to the higher H2O content in the ribosome samples allowing the observation of large amplitude, softer diffusive motions. Indeed, an IN16 study of HDL (high density lipoprotein) in solution yielded MSD and resilience values of the same order as calculated from the ribosome data (J. Peters, private communication).
In their 2015 review, Herschlag et al.40 write that “To understand RNA, it is necessary to move beyond a descriptive categorization towards quantitative predictions of its molecular conformations and functional behavior.” The plasticity of RNA structure has been demonstrated in the first decade after the first crystallographic structure of tRNA, including by small angle neutron scattering experiments41. Ribozyme motifs constitute evolved RNA molecules that carry out identical chemical functionality and represent ideal systems to study underlying structure-function relationships, illustrating the diversity of RNA’s functional role in biology (review by Fürtig et al.42). In a time-resolved NMR spectroscopy study of the adenine-dependent hairpin ribozyme, it has been shown that high activation barriers have to be overcome to populate active states with short life times43 and concluded that conformational dynamics, not chemistry, constitute the catalytic rate-limiting step. Fischer et al.6 have followed tRNA movement through the ribosome during translocation by time-resolved single-particle cryo-EM, and images of intermediate states revealed dynamic interactions between tRNA and ribosomal residues in a flat free energy landscape at physiological temperature. The authors concluded that “The ribosome functions as a Brownian machine that couples spontaneous conformational changes driven by thermal energy to directed movement”. The results from the various studies triggered further studies on the molecular dynamics of ribosomes in terms of forces and thermal energies by MD simulations (see references in the Introduction) and the present neutron scattering study, which delivers quantitative absolute scale values that could be used as input and/or experimental checks in computational studies of the ribosome, as was done, for example, in a previous study by Stadler et al.44 comparing dynamics of hemoglobin from different species, in which force constants measured by neutron scattering guided a coarse-grained elastic network approach to provide an understanding of the functional dynamics differences at the amino acid level44.
QENS results from IN5 and MSD results IN16 are complementary, informing on different dynamics. On the ~10 ps timescale, QENS is dominated by free and hydration water diffusion in the samples. Similar motion parameters were found for H30S and H50S, in 3 M NaCl. A comparison of H30S in 3 M NaCl and 3 M KCl suggested a higher ratio of free to bound water in the KCl sample in accordance with the stronger hydration interactions of the Na+ ion. Analysis of the elastic component on the 10ps timescale indicated a higher proportion (~9% cf ~6%) of atoms that appear to be immobile. This relative ‘immobility’ of the 50S in the fast IN5 timescale is reflected in the longer timescale of IN16, sampling large amplitude side chain motions, in which the mean effective force constant for nanosecond motions in H50S is a factor of 2 ‘stiffer’ than for H30S, while mean square displacements are a factor of 1.5 larger for H30S. These are significant differences indicating a flatter energy landscape for the small subunit that may play a functional role in initial mRNA and tRNA binding. The observations are likely be related to the larger amino acid/nucleotide ratio and solvent interaction area in H30S. H atoms in RNA groups have been shown in MD simulations as well as by neutron scattering to have stiffer dynamics45. The observation that H30S is softer than H50S is, therefore, in accordance with its higher nucleotide/(amino acid residue) ratio, 0.60 for 50S compared to 0.46 for 30 S. The larger surface to volume ratio in H30S compared to H50S would also contribute to a softer structure through a larger area of solvent interactions. They reveal the dynamic nature of conformational flexibility observed for the small subunit by crystallization trials, X-ray crystallography and cryo-EM. In the hypothesis that dynamics is similarly adapted to function under physiological conditions of temperature and solvent11,22, we expect the results obtained on the halophile ribosomal subunits in high salt to be generally applicable; i.e. 30S subunits are softer than 50 S for mesophiles under mesophile conditions, for thermophiles under thermophile conditions etc. The work could, therefore, pave the way for the design of ribosome inhibitors that would act by stiffening small subunit dynamics.
The current study opens up important perspectives for the experimental characterization of ribosome functional molecular dynamics. Since the scattering cross-section of deuterium is much weaker than that of natural abundance hydrogen, neutron scattering using specific deuterium labeling is a powerful method to study motions in parts of a complex system. This was done, for example, to measure the motions in the active core of the membrane protein bacteriorhodopsin46. Deuterium labelling of ribosomes has a long history47 and can be applied to observe separately the dynamics of different ribosome components (RNA, protein, bound tRNA…), with the aim of better characterising the dynamics interactions in a working ribosome as well as to relate the experimental observations with coarse-grained MD simulations, currently being developed by others.
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Ribosomes and ribosomal subunits from Haloarcula marismortui were obtained as described in Harms et al.28. Neutron scattering experiments can profit from the different scattering cross-sections of natural abundance hydrogen and deuterium in order to reduce or enhance the contribution of water to the signal. It is now well accepted, however, that the essential role of H-bonds in protein stabilization and dynamics can lead to significantly different dynamics in H2O and D2O as shown in previous thermodynamics and neutron scattering studies29,35. We were anxious to stay as close to dynamics under physiological conditions as possible so we avoided D2O, and included a slight excess of H2O in the samples. About 100 mg of each sample in either 3 M NaCl or 3 M KCl solvent, in which halophilic ribosomes are structurally stable, was equilibrated in H2O atmosphere to the following hydration levels: 65% for H30S-3 M NaCl, 62% for H30S-3 M KCl and 67% for H50S-3 M NaCl. Samples were sealed in vacuum-tight flat aluminum holders. In order to verify that no loss of material had occurred and that the hydration state was maintained, samples were weighed before and after the neutron scattering experiments.
Neutron scattering experiments
Quasi elastic neutron scattering (QENS) spectra were collected on the high-resolution time–of–flight spectrometer IN548 at the ILL in Grenoble. IN5 is a disk chopper time-of-flight spectrometer, which spans a wide range of incident wavelengths and energy resolutions. Neutrons, scattered at the sample, are detected at 4 m distance by 259 spherically ordered 3He detectors of the height of 3 m, covering an angular range between 14.5° and 132.5°. In addition, a position sensitive detector (PSD) counts neutrons in the small angle region between 2° and 8°. The instrument was used at two incident wavelengths of 5.1 and 10 Å providing the energy resolution of 75 and 12 μeV (FWHM) and the momentum transfer range 0.21 < Q < 1.98 Å–1 and 0.1 < Q < 1.01 Å–1, respectively.
Elastic (zero energy transfer, within instrumental resolution) spectra as a function of temperature were acquired on the cold backscattering spectrometer IN1649 at ILL, with an incident wavelength of λ = 6.27 Å and energy resolution of 0.9 μeV (FWHM) corresponding to a time window of about 1 ns and a momentum transfer (Q) range from 0.19 to 1.89 Å−1.
Data correction on both IN5 and IN16 was performed using LAMP50 to correct for transmission, normalize the raw data to the neutron flux, subtract the background due to the empty cell, correct for detector efficiency and energy resolution by using vanadium, a purely elastic, incoherent scatterer with a constant signal as a function of (Q)37. Transmission values were all above 0.9 so that multiple scattering effects were not taken into consideration for the data treatment.
Neutron scattering data are sensitive mainly to hydrogen motions, because the incoherent neutron scattering cross-section of 1H is an order of magnitude larger than that of other nuclei in biological samples. Hydrogen atoms are homogeneously distributed in biological macromolecules, however, and are representative of global averaged molecular dynamics51. H-bond diffusive dynamics is mainly observed on the picosecond timescale, while, on longer timescales, hydrogen atoms reflect the conformational sampling motions of the groups to which they are bound51.
where ΔE is instrumental energy resolution, related to the time window through Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle, and <u2> is the average time-dependent atomic mean square displacement (MSD)54,55 in the limit defined by ΔE, the energy resolution of the spectrometer. (Note that with respect to the radius of gyration of the motion about its center of mass (Rg), <u2> = 2Rg2).
Similarly to the Guinier approximation in small angle scattering, the Q range of validity for the Gaussian approximation depends on the geometry of the motion and could go as far as <u2> Q2 ≈ 456. The <u2> can be obtained for each temperature by the slope of the semi-logarithmic plot of the incoherent scattering function through
Note that in studies where temperature scan elastic window data are collected down to 20 K the absolute scale calibration is performed through normalization to the scattering curve at 20 K (e.g. see Wood et al.57). At this temperature the MSD is essentially zero leading to a theoretically constant ln Sel vs Q2. In the current study, it was important to remain above freezing temperature to avoid sample damage. At the lowest measured temperature, the MSD value is ~10 Å, very far from zero. The ln Sel vs Q2 slope values are, therefore, calibrated to an absolute Å2 scale through the division by the elastic incoherent vanadium scattering that is constant as a function of (Q) (see ‘Neutron scattering experiments’, above).
An effective average force constant for sample dynamics, <k>, can be calculated from the slope of <u2> as a function of temperature, by applying a quasi-harmonic approximation58:
In equation (3), the numerical constant is for <k> expressed in Newton per meter when <u2> is given in Ångstrom squared and T is the temperature in Kelvin.
How to cite this article: Zaccai, G. et al. The fluctuating ribosome: thermal molecular dynamics characterized by neutron scattering. Sci. Rep. 6, 37138; doi: 10.1038/srep37138 (2016).
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The Republican Presidential Candidate Who Wants You To Stop Being Clueless
A few weeks ago, Herbert Stephens of Concordia, Missouri, announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination in 2016.
Who is Herb Stephens? He’s the candidate with the most political experience, he says. Stephens writes, “Stop Being Clueless Among all the candidates running for the presidency, I have more experience when it comes to matters dealing with political leadership. I studied for 10 years, and have a degree in Political Science.”
More political experience than Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton? Well, Herb Stephens does have the political experience to on serve that, “Common sense dictates that the only way to make tax reforms possible is through a referendum in every state.” Common sense? We all remember when our grandmothers would say to us, “Listen, child, tax reform is only possible through a referendum in two-thirds of the state legislature!”
Common sense is all well and good, but what professional experience does Stephens have that has prepared him for the White House? Stephens writes, “I have run for the US Congress twice, and came in second in the congressional race in as many tries. Along the way, I have become a successful hotelier who has owned 23 hotels, and written books.”
Someone who has written books, and failed to be elected to Congress twice is certainly better prepared that someone who has been a U.S. senator or Secretary of State, right?


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Lori Loughlin and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, will always have their family. The former Fuller House star and the famous fashion designer have been together for years and share their two daughters, Olivia Jade Giannulli and Isabella Rose Giannulli.
Lori and Mossimo’s love story first began in the mid-1990’s. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the two met at a fancy Los Angeles restaurant in 1995. It wasn’t long before they solidified their status as a couple when Lori and Mossimo eloped in Newport Beach two years later in November 1997.
The When Calls the Heart alum and the Mossimo clothing brand owner didn’t wait long to have kids. Less than a year after exchanging vows, Lori gave birth to the pair’s eldest daughter, Isabella, who also goes by Bella. Their second child came along the following year when daughter Olivia was born in 1999. Mossimo is also the dad of son Gianni from a previous relationship, though there is not much known about him.
As Bella and Olivia grew up, fans often caught glimpses of the famous family as they attended red carpet events with their mom and dad. The two beauties have even followed in their mom and dad’s footsteps by becoming stars on social media.
However, Lori and Mossimo were sentenced to time in prison for their involvement in the college admissions scandal in August 2020. The judge accepted the Hallmark actress’ plea deal, which requires a two-month prison sentence, two years of supervised release, 100 hours of community service and $150,000 fine. As for Mossimo, he was ordered to serve five months in prison, two years of supervised release, 250 community hours and $250,000 fine.
The couple were first indicted in March 2019 for their part in the nationwide college scam. The two were arrested for “agree[ing] to pay bribes totaling $500,000 in exchange for having their two daughters designated as recruits to the University of Southern California crew team” even though neither of their kids participated in the sport.
Although Lori and Mossimo initially pleaded not guilty to “conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud” in April 2019, they accepted a plea deal in May 2020 after receiving more charges for conspiring to commit federal program bribery in October 2019.
Despite their family’s legal issues, Lori and Mossimo’s kids are doing their best to remain positive. Earlier in the year, Us Weekly reported the pair’s youngest daughter, Olivia, is hoping to “move forward from this whole ordeal.”
“Olivia has been getting more and more comfortable with going out and putting herself out there,” a source told the outlet. “She feels like she spent time away from being in the limelight for a long time and now she’s ready to get back out there. She wants to be back in her normal routine of hanging out with friends and doing things she enjoys. She’s extremely pleasant, polite and sweet to new people she meets and definitely wants to make a good impression on them.”
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The Austrian Ball, a representative event which listed Sarajevo three years ago on the list of world cities in which it is held, will take place tonight in the City Hall.
At the press conference held on Friday Sarajevo Mayor Abdulah Skaka, president of the Association “Austrian Ball in BiH” Zinaida Jamakosmanovic and one of the members of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra who will perform in the music section, maestro Robert Werner, emphasized that it became a traditional unique event, initiated by former Ambassador of Austria to Bosnia and Herzegovina Martin Pammer.
The Mayor and President of the Association also pointed out that the goal is to achieve each year richer and more beautiful content.
The event will begin on Saturday in the evening with a red carpet in front of the City Hall.
The quests will be addressed by the mayor of Sarajevo and the current Ambassador of Austria Ulrike Hartmann.
Fanfare will announce the beginning of a musical and dance session at 21 o’clock.
Up until four o’clock the next morning will be a program in which the organizers contacted many artists from Vienna, Sarajevo and the whole region.
Over the past two years, the Austrian Ball in Sarajevo has gathered nearly 500 participants, artists from both countries.
More than 3,000 visitors enjoyed the music, dance and performances of top performers.
It is expected that this time will come to more than 200 performers and thousands of guests, Klix.ba news portal reports.


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Sadly very few quality action films are coming out of Hong Kong these days, so when you see a film that stars Donnie Yen and is directed by Benny Chan you know that you are normally in for a treat and Raging Fire certainly delivers in a lot of departments.
While conducting a raid to arrest a drug lord, the police encounter a group of masked, armed men. In a violent act of sabotage, the gang steals the drugs and murders the police officers on the scene. Arriving late, Inspector Cheung Shung-bong (Donnie Yen) is devastated to see the brutal aftermath, discovering the cop killers are led by Ngo (Nicholas Tse), his former protégé. Once a rising star in the police who was driven to a life of crime, he now bears a grudge. As their fates become entangled again, a score will be settled once and for all…
Sadly, this was director Benny Chan’s last film before passing away last year, and it is a fitting way to end his great career. The story is solid and moves at a cracking pace, Nicholas Tse steals the show as the seething former cop who just can’t forgive his colleagues for not standing up for him and his cop buddies during a trial where they were accused of murder and were sent to prison.
The action is fast and brutal with gun play, weapons, and bone-crunching fight scenes, especially in the finale which takes place in an abandoned building site. While Donnie Yen is getting on in age, he still shows that he has plenty of skill when it comes to action scenes. The rest of the cast are all good, and look out for Simon Yam in a cameo as a Police inspector. While there is nothing new in the story of a good cop / bad cop, it is certainly presented in a stylish and exciting manner.
The Blu-ray released by Cine Asia has an excellent transfer and a real bombastic surround sound mix. Extras are a bit disappointing, there is a making-of and a selection of trailers. It would have been nice to see a tribute to the director who had made some great movies in his time. This release by Cine Asia is also the first from the company to be released in UHD 4K.
A solid and exciting action film.
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The story of how Natalia Veselnitskaya, the Russian lawyer who met with Donald Trump, Jr. last June, got into the United States, who she was working for and why she was here gets weirder – and more suspicious – by the day.
Veselnetskaya claimed on her visa application, that was initially denied by the Obama administration, that she needed to enter the United States to advise a client that was the target of a money laundering investigation.
However, she ended-up meeting with Donald Trump Jr. and various other Trump campaign officials and it is not clear what service she rendered to her client, Preveron Holdings, beyond organizing a lobbying campaign to repeal the Magnitsky Act, a congressional sanction passed as retaliation for the arrest and death of Sergei Magnitsky, a Russian lawyer who uncovered a $230 million fraud.
The Magnitsky Act bars 18 Russians from entering the United States because of Magnistky’s death. Putin retaliated by freezing American adoptions of Russian children and barred 18 Americans from entering Russia.
Now here are some dots to connect.
Veselnetskaya received permission to enter the United States several times during the Obama years. During her various entries, she met with Senator John McCain – a major Trump antagonist during the Republican primary and general election campaigns.
Among the individuals and organizations she hired in her attempt to repeal the Magnitsky Act were former Rep. Ron Dellums and Glenn Simpson, the founder of the political opposition firm Fusion GPS, and Potomac Square Group, a group tied to former Presidential candidate Howard Dean, California Governor Jerry Brown and various unsavory dictatorships and authoritarian states.
Dellums, a Far Left socialist, served as Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee during the 1980s. He was an avowed sympathizer of Fidel Castro’s Communist dictatorship and was demonstrated to have leaked classified information to the Communists in Grenada in advance of the successful U.S. invasion that overthrew the island’s budding Communist regime.
As our friend Richard Pollock of the Daily Caller pointed out, according to a complaint filed to the Department of Justice Foreign Agents Registration Act division last July, Dellums failed to register as a foreign agent representing a Russian-driven effort led by Veselnitskaya to repeal the Magnitsky Act.
Prevezon was owned by Denis Katsyv who, along with Veselnitskaya, created the Human Rights Accountability Global Initiative Foundation in the U.S. The foundation was designed to repeal the Magnitsky Act using a lobbying team that included Dellums reports Pollock.
Christopher Cooper, the founder and CEO of Potomac Square Group, also joined Veselnitskaya. His company does campaign work for foreign principles and foreign governments including the governments of Azerbaijan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, UAE, and Nigeria as well as Russia. The company’s clients have included Democratic California Gov. Jerry Brown and Democratic presidential hopeful Vermont Gov. Howard Dean.
Potomac Square also partnered with Dean’s campaign manager, Joe Trippi, on behalf of the families of radical Islamic terrorists held at Guantanamo Bay.
Pollock also reminds us that Fusion GPS financed the phony "dossier" on Trump filled with salacious but false charges that was compiled by Christopher Steele, a former British spy.
This "dossier” was shopped all over DC and was turned down, even by the Trump-hating establishment media, until it landed in the hands of who?
Senator John McCain.
As we pointed out in our article, "The Deep State Tries To Destroy Donald Trump” after having been shopped to and rejected by the media the "dirty dossier,” prepared, not by a disinterested intelligence agency or researcher, but by a commercial firm hired by Trump’s opponents, found its way to Senator John McCain.
McCain, a Trump nemesis since the Republican primary season, is the military-industrial complex’s primary spokesman on Capitol Hill, and is also one of the loudest voices for a foreign policy of global interventionism by the United States.
The Deep State is especially concentrated in the security apparatus of the federal government, and McCain, claiming to do "what any good citizen would do” turned the amateurish smear of Trump over to the FBI, one of the central agencies of the Deep State.
At this point in our narrative it is important to recognize that the Deep State is now largely the territory of the Left, Obama saw to that by purging what remained of the Reagan anti-communists and those in the intelligence and military services who viewed Islamism and Sharia-supremacy as the new threat to constitutional liberty.
Keep in mind the document McCain received was not something prepared in Russia and spirited out of the Kremlin, it is not a micro dot or other document obtained through the spycraft of James Bond or George Smiley, it was a copy, of a copy, of a copy, of something that the staff of the Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee should have been able to spot as amateurish and wanting of fact on first reading.
No sooner had McCain sent the file to the FBI than the story of the existence of the file began to leak and the "news” became not the amateurish nature and dearth of facts in the report, but the fact that it was being discussed and vetted at the "highest levels” of the United States intelligence apparatus.
And it was leaked to CNN and Buzzfeed, two media organizations deeply hostile to Donald Trump and his populist agenda and deeply embedded in the Deep State.
But this campaign to link Trump and Putin didn’t start after the election; it started a year ago when, as Professor Stephen Cohen put it, Hillary Clinton and the Democrats decided to run against Trump and Putin, instead of Trump and Pence.
Which was about the same time Natalia Veselnetskaya, who is connected to all of the same parties that got the phony "dirty dossier” into the news, found her way into Trump headquarters with a spurious offer of opposition research on Hillary Clinton.
Perhaps this is all coincidence, and seeing the Deep State at work here is a paranoid fantasy, or perhaps the same group of dictator-friendly Deep State Democrats who got the the phony dossier on then-candidate Donald Trump into the news were trying to pull Donald Jr. into their orbit and they have chosen this moment to leak it to keep the phony Russian collusion story alive.


Dolan's bill has received backlash from gun rights advocates, arguing it violates the Fifth Amendment’s clause saying a person cannot be "deprived of life, liberty or property, without due process of law.”
U.S. Senate candidate and Ohio state Sen. Matt Dolan (R-Chagrin Falls) sponsored "red flag" legislation that critics say would authorize authorities to strip American citizens of their firearms without being found guilty of a crime.
Dolan, who is vying to unseat incumbent Ohio Democrat Senator Sherrod Brown in November, previously backed a so-called "gun safety" bill that would have imposed extreme risk laws.
SB 357 would allow the government to temporarily remove a firearm from someone presumptively deemed by a judge to be suffering from mental illness. The bill would have also included "safety protection orders," "seller's protection certificates,” and a new "co-signer requirement" for 18-21-year-olds to purchase firearms.
The bill has received backlash from gun rights advocates, who argue it violates the Fifth Amendment’s clause that says a person cannot be "deprived of life, liberty or property, without due process of law.”
Dean Rieck, executive director of Buckeye Firearms Association, previously criticized Dolan for campaigning to champion gun rights only to support a massive gun control bill, warning gun owners he poses a threat to protecting and advancing the Second Amendment.
“I can only assume this was a cynical bid to pick up liberal or moderate voters, and he hoped conservative voters were too dumb to notice his abandonment of a core conservative principle,” Rieck wrote.
Dolan faces rival Secretary of State Frank LaRose and Trump-endorsed political outsider Bernie Moreno in Ohio’s primary race on March 19. The winner of Tuesday’s race will face Brown in the general election later this year.
A recent Survey USA poll reportedly showed 1,400 Republican and Independent voters favoring Moreno with 29% of the vote, with Dolan and LaRose trailing behind with 27% and 21% respectively.
LaRose criticized Dolan for his previous support of SB 357, saying his opponent is “well known as an anti-gun guy,"
"He literally sponsored the red flag law in Ohio,” LaRose told Fox News Digital. “He wrote it and introduced it, I think twice, that would allow firearms confiscation. This was a bill that was so liberal that, of course, it didn't go anywhere in our state legislature.


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I have my 06 mustang at a local dealership they told me it needed a tune up and that all the spark plugs had snapped and are trying to charge me 1300 to replace I find this to be a very high price or am I over exaderating?
Recently my engine began to shake and the engine light turned on. I soon discovered 6 of the 8 spark plug coils had gone bad. I replaced all eight but still the car shakes a bit while parked or stopped. I took it back and they suggested fuel cleaner.For the most part it has helped. My engine sounds good, moves great, and getting better gas mileage, but still there is a slight "kick" and shake when I am stopped and feel it more in park. I'm not sure what could be wrong.
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It makes a very load whinnying noise when ever I turn it sounds like I am low or out of power steering fluid when it I perfectly full. I have a loud and proud 95 v8 mustang and this noise drowns out the engine.
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"A statesman's responsibility is to limit government and to secure individual rights," Emery said. "The first line of defense against unconstitutional acts of the Federal Government is your state legislature. That is why I am running for state Senate, and if elected, I pledge to work tirelessly to protect the liberties of the citizens of Senate District 31 and of Missouri."
The people of the 126th District had elected Emery to serve four terms (2003-2010) in the Missouri House. While there he claims to have championed free market solutions, individual liberties, education reform and protecting the traditional family. During his tenure, he chaired the House Utilities Committee and the Interim Committee on Immigration Reform where he authored the committee report recommending reforms at both the state and national levels. He also served on several House interim and special committees including Children and Families, Job Creation and Tax Reform. He received a number of awards including the 2010 Legislator of the Year by the Missouri 7th District Republican Assembly and the 2006 Legislator of the Year by The American Legislative Exchange Council (a nationwide organization promoting Jeffersonian principles and free market solutions).
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Emery has received endorsements from State Senator Chuck Purgason and former State Representatives Rex Rector, Susan Phillips, Bryan Stevenson and Larry Wilson. He previously has been endorsed by such conservative groups as Missouri Right to Life, Missouri Eagle Forum, and Concerned Women for America of Missouri.
A native of Vernon County, Emery worked with his father and grandfather in their feed and grain business. He graduated from the University of Missouri-Rolla with a Bachelor of Science in engineering. He worked in the oil and gas industry until returning to Missouri in 1994. He currently serves as executive director of Missouri Fair Tax, a volunteer position.
Emery and his wife, Rebecca, reside in Lamar. They have four children, Elizabeth, Samuel, Daniel and Paul. They are expecting their first grandchild in June.
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