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Sunita Staneslow teaches and performs around the world, and is a Certified Therapeutic Musician playing in hospital settings, for paediatric cancer patients, the terminally ill, and in psychiatric facilities. Sunita's solo recordings feature her improvisational style is inspired by her hospital work. Several years ago Sunita met a blind Palestinian lady, Yasmine (left), at a musical workshop in a village near Nablus in the Northern West Bank. After Yasmine became enamoured with the harp, Sunita launched a fundraising drive and raised money to buy her a harp. Since then she has travelled frequently to the village to give Yasmine lessons, and also teaches her via Skype.Sunita has a Masters degree in Music and has played harp for over 40 years. She has two children and lives with her husband just a few minutes walk from the Mediterranean sea where she loves biking, running and walking her two dogs. In addition to CDs and books, Sunita's sheet music can also be downloaded from this link.
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ARD Prasad DRTC, Indian Statistical Institute Bangalore, Indiaand Dr. Sunita Barve National Centre for Radio Astrophysics, Pune, India DownloadThe purpose of this livecd is to ease the efforts of installing DSpace and Koha, as these two software are pre-installed on the livecd with other software like mail server, Apache web server etc. You do not need to know much of the nuances of Linux system administrationYou may download the liblivecd.iso file, burn the iso image on to a 700MB CD. You may boot a system with the CD and can try both Koha and DSpace. If you like it, you may proceed to install everything on the CD to your hard disk partition. Be careful, if you already have data on your hard disk.Version 1.0 of LibLiveCD comes with Ubuntu having minimal gnome, DSpace, Koha, PKP harvester and dbwiz. However, the latest version contains only DSpace and Koha, as the recent releases of DSpace can do harvesting and dbwiz project development has ceased. In future, we will try to find a federated search engine that can be as good as dbwiz.This latest release of LibLiveCD is configured using Ubuntu 10.10 and DSpace 1.7.0 and Koha 3.2.5
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Transcription initiation, essential to gene expression regulation, involves recruitment of basal transcription factors to the core promoter elements (CPEs). The distribution of currently known CPEs across plant genomes is largely unknown. This is the first large scale genome-wide report on the computational prediction of CPEs across eight plant genomes to help better understand the transcription initiation complex assembly. The distribution of thirteen known CPEs across four monocots (Brachypodium distachyon, Oryza sativa ssp. japonica, Sorghum bicolor, Zea mays) and four dicots (Arabidopsis thaliana, Populus trichocarpa, Vitis vinifera, Glycine max) reveals the structural organization of the core promoter in relation to the TATA-box as well as with respect to other CPEs. The distribution of known CPE motifs with respect to transcription start site (TSS) exhibited positional conservation within monocots and dicots with slight differences across all eight genomes. Further, a more refined subset of annotated genes based on orthologs of the model monocot (O. sativa ssp. japonica) and dicot (A. thaliana) genomes supported the positional distribution of these thirteen known CPEs. DNA free energy profiles provided evidence that the structural properties of promoter regions are distinctly different from that of the non-regulatory genome sequence. It also showed that monocot core promoters have lower DNA free energy than dicot core promoters. The comparison of monocot and dicot promoter sequences highlights both the similarities and differences in the core promoter architecture irrespective of the species-specific nucleotide bias. This study will be useful for future work related to genome annotation projects and can inspire research efforts aimed to better understand regulatory mechanisms of transcription. 041b061a72