40 Something Matures
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40 something matures
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The trick is how to test whether this wriggle is something that happens in the cell or not. That is, of course, not an easy task. Reconstitution with the remainder of the Rps proteins (Rps3, 10, and 26) to see if the head then zips up into its mature conformation would show that this unfolded head/platform is functional and not an artifact. The structure need not be determined at atomic resolution to demonstrate folding of the head so hopefully this control is not too onerous. Alternatively, multibody refinement in RELION, analyzing the head independently from the body and/or the beak, platform, and body as three independent bodies might also illuminate this structural mobility by independently refining the folding domains within the same structure, rather than as subpopulations of the whole. That would show that the blurring of the structure is from discrete movements of the head, as it does in the mature 40S, rather than unfolded portions of the structure.
Tyler Clementi's tragedy is only one in a long series of incidents where the Internet, social media, and mobile technology have been used to hurt others in ways never seen before. In 2006, 13-year old Megan Meier, who was known to neighbors and friends as emotionally-vulnerable and less mature than peers, was driven to end her life by hanging in response to a fake MySpace boyfriend and taunts orchestrated not by another teen, but by 40-something Lori Drew, the mother of a former friend.
Verlander: "I guess dramatically. It's hard to say. I don't know what to say. It's like saying, how have you changed from 10 years ago? Everybody matures, everybody changes. I guess the main thing, the easiest thing to point out is comfortability. Just feeling like you belong. It's like the difference between my first All-Star game and my sixth, the difference between feeling like you don't belong and feeling like you do. It's quite dramatic. I guess that's the easiest thing to point to."
Verlander: "I talked to Alex (Avila) about this and he said he kind of likes being in a position where everybody's not picking us to win the division. We didn't argue about it but we had a conversation. I said, 'Yeah, you know, I think people just like to talk.' ESPN and MLB Network, all the moves in the AL Central, it's something to talk about. It's cool. Look what the Sox did. The Indians are always good. The Royals were the pennant-winners last year. What did the Tigers do, they are aging. But if you had them put a bunch of money on somebody in the division, who do you think they're taking? It's easy to talk about, easy to say, 'Yeah I will take the White Sox.' But if you had to put a bunch of money on it, mortgage the future, I think you have to take us. 041b061a72