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Phil Trammell and Tenasa McGhee staff the Non-Profit Resource Center. The NPRC exists to provide a learning environment where small to mid-size non-profit organizations have opportunity to focus on fulfilling their mission and impacting the community. Tenasa wants you to know that they will walk with you every step of the way, from idea to practical reality. Phil reminds you that you don't have to do this alone. NPRC exists to help your organization with training as needed from board member training to donor infrastructure.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Beth Reuschel is a professional military records researcher who helps families discover their legacies of service. She conducts research for people and also coaches them to do their own detective work. Through her expertise and guidance, dozens of people have tracked down service records of veteran parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents, as well as brothers and sisters. Beth joins The Scuttlebutt to give us “Military Records Research 101” briefing. She'll offer tips and tricks to guide family history seekers through their own research journeys. If you've ever been curious about your veteran ancestors or family members, you'll want to join us to talk with Beth and ask questions about how to start or get past the obstacles in your way. Beth's own path to archives began with a search for her grandfather, Jack Perz, who died before Beth was born. An airman in Europe, Jack spoke little of the war. He even threw away his uniform in 1945. It was a black hole in her family history. By asking questions and digging into archives, she discovered a picture of his crew, his original Certificate of Discharge (DD-214), his ribbon bar, even his Individual Flight Record. She eventually traced him a B-24 tailgun position in the 766th squadron, the 461st Bomb Group, 15th Army Air Force in Italy. Researching his unit both online and at the National Archives II, she was able to compile a complete list of every single combat mission he flew—all 36 of them– including the target, mission number, accuracy rating, and, for some, the number of the aircraft the crew flew that day. With a little more work, Beth then discovered the Holy Grail for any military researcher: the Official Military Personnel File (OMPF). The OMPF is the official administrative records of a service member's military career. It tracks where they trained, what they qualified to do, where they went, how they performed, what trouble they got into, and most other highlights and lowlights along the way. She requested Jack Perz's OMPF through the National Archives website. She was prepared to be disappointed. Up to 80% of all Army OMPFs were destroyed in the NPRC 1973 fire. It turned out, Beth's grandfather's records were scorched, to be sure, but not totally destroyed. She received 60 pages of his file. And the stories she learned about her grandfather's service provided her relatives, including her grandmother, a source of pride and love for a long lost family member. This first experience taught Beth her biggest lesson in military records research: Don't give up. There will be obstacles and seeming dead-ends. They can seem insurmountable. But the paths to discovery are many, and there's almost always a workaround. Even brick walls can be climbed. Join us to share your questions and our research story! And learn more about Beth's work at reuschelresearch.com. Thank you to Tobacco Free Adagio Health and UPMC for Life for sponsoring this event! #podcast #zoom #scuttlebutt #thescuttlebutt #humor #storytelling #headlines #news #oralhistory #militaryhistory #roundtable #navy #army #airforce #marinecorps #marines #military #coastguard #veteran #veterans #veteransbreakfastclub #vbc #nonprofit #501c3  

They were the pioneers who trod the territory beyond the sound barrier… a place no man had ever been before and which had killed many who attempted the journey. The rocket powered, winged bullet first flew only 42 years after man's first powered flight, an achievement that still astounds me. To think that a toddler around at Kitty Hawk who saw one of the Wright Brothers first flights, could have heard the world's first man made sonic boom before they reached the ripe old age of 50 is a true testament to the ability of America's finest minds and the bravery of their greatest pilots.   The Bell X1 in flight   The Miles M52   The X Planes   US Military astronaut wings   The X2 drop   The X2 crash   The X15   An X15 launch   Armstrong with the X15   Images under Creative Commons licence with thanks to NASA, the RAF, the USAF, NPRC,

Link to bioRxiv paper: http://biorxiv.org/cgi/content/short/2022.10.16.512413v1?rss=1 Authors: Telles, B. d. S., Rebelato, H. J., Esquisatto, M. A., Catisti, R. Abstract: Poor nutrition during pregnancy causes permanent metabolic and/or structural adaptation in offspring. The adrenal gland produces various steroid hormones during pregnancy. Thus, this study aimed to evaluate the influence of diet during pregnancy on the adrenal glands of Wistar rats. For this, 10-week-old pregnant Wistar rats (p, n=15) and non-pregnant rats (np, n=15) were divided into three groups and received a normoproteic control diet (C, 17% casein, n=5), isocaloric low-protein diet (PR, 6% casein, n=5), or 50% calorie restriction (CR, 50% of the diet consumed by group C), over a period of 21 days. On the 21st day of gestation (21dG, p groups) or on the 21st day of diet (np groups), after anesthetic deepening, the right adrenal gland was collected, weighed (total mass), and prepared for inclusion in Paraplast for histomorphometric and immunohistochemical analysis (Ki-67, glucocorticoid receptors (GR), and mineralocorticoid receptor (MR)) in the different areas of the gland. Data, expressed as the mean and SD, were evaluated by one-way analysis of variance with Tukey's post-test (p less than 0.05). CR in pregnancy increased the amount of GR, MR, and Ki-67 receptors in the adrenal gland. The npRC group showed highest GR staining compared to the animals that received a normal diet. Protein restriction in pregnancy decreases adrenal MR. The results allowed us to conclude that even without altering the weight of the adrenal glands, the pRC group suffered the most from stress during the study, suggesting that CR associated with pregnancy can cause morphofunctional changes in the adrenal glands. Copy rights belong to original authors. Visit the link for more info Podcast created by Paper Player, LLC

TSR Speed Shop RC podcast Ep:158 “Never as Easy as it Seems w/ Jay Joseph” Hosts: Tim Smith and Colin Branch Show introduction and welcome. Tim Notes: Irwindale race 1 of the 4 race NPRC championship event, how did it go for Timmy and Colin? This race was STACKED with fast drivers! Showed up with no stress and then, STRESS happened. Shuddering disaster and now the race is a mess… When do we give up and go back up car? Crash Time: How can that happen twice a year later? Welcome to the struggle bus we seat as many as would like to join, there is always an open seat for Tim it seems…… Flat tire blues…. We got to figure this one out. Pull yourself up kid the RC world still needs something from you. Sitting in the trailer feeling crushed yet again…. Then God sent me the way out and I took it. Tim gets to announce the race, Oh boy Let's talk about this race and the competition, surface, instant green, right lane left lane And with all that the fastest still made it to the finals and what a finals it was. The winners! Jay Joseph and Jordan Yancy Race one of the NPRC championship, let's talk about who is going to win this thing now that is happening. So, the announcing gig…. Let's talk about that a little bit. Interview with Dibs and Jay and how I can do better next time! Kyle Christy runs a great race and if you can't do what he did stop stealing our money. Timing systems and instant green let's talk kids. News items Las Vegas 702 NPRC April 2-3 Webb RC live stream racing starts at 1pm, Sunday a second cash day. Race two of the Socal/Az points series this weekend in Arizona and this kid will not be racing again….. New house time. RC Tip Of the Week (brought to you by Colin) Main Topic: Jay Joseph and his big win: Talk about how you got to this level in your race program. What are important things to you in your race program everyone can learn from to make them better? Tell us about your day, round by round How overwhelmed were you, I feel like if I would have asked the right questions I might have got a tear from the scariest looking dude in No Prep. Ok you are now a champion, what's Next? Take a minute and thank all the people that helped you reach this accomplishment in RC Tires, Prep process, Battery, Motor, ESC, Chassis, Body Featured Item of the week The NEW Reaction time tire prep named “Smoked 1.7” 22.00 for a 4oz bottle with cotton dabber, released march 7th Get it while you can trust me and colin on this one. Thank you to MaxAmps, MKS Servo, Maclan racing, Graupner USA, CowRC, All you awesome fans, We love you all!

TSR Speed Shop RC podcast Ep 157 “Who is the new Kid?” Hosts: Tim Smith and Colin Branch   Show introduction and welcome. I look good today. Tim Notes: Birthday Tim! Who is that beardless kid? Covid journey and Crypto fun ¼ scale build, lets start somewhere maybe a Snowboard chassis Building your first drag car don't go with a one man show. I'll do today what most won't so I can do tomorrow what most can't. RC is what you make of it don't blame everyone for your experience. Testing day another good one. Starter tune still the golden way to find speed. Running two GNSS units, yes you can but WHY? 4 pole fun, now I get it….. Battery testing and new packs on the horizon News items Kyle Christy and the Irwindale NPRC series race stop one! NPRC series stop one Allie Marsden: web site, series and how they plan to report each race on the show.   RC Tip Of the Week (brought to you by Colin) Main Topic: Listener questions Featured Item of the week The NEW TSR No Prep drag pack. 1050 mah stacked 8 tall to make 8600 mah of pure power. The lowest voltage Thank you to MaxAmps, MKS Servo, Maclan racing, Graupner USA, CowRC, All you awesome fans, We love you all!

TSR podcast Episode 155 “New Year Same Fun” Hosts: Tim Smith and Colin Branch Goodbye Toby Time for a break, Lets have a long donut and talk about our hobby's health. Oh wait its only on FB all other social medias are still fun! Join me on tiktok-Instagram-twitter-YouTube When did having confidence turn to ego? What happened to all the men in the world? Winners call it confidence losers call it cocky… 1 million view! Wow Wait 2 million!!!! NPRC rules are complete! New guy asks what chassis to buy, Great question here are some things to think about first. New product launch, didn't see much of this yet Videos I want to do. Video Promo ideas Tires: Air tire build video Balancing Final prep before use. Run prep and burn out Listener questions Main Topic: Tuning: How and why Ray Presnall Featured Item of the week The New Maclan DRK TSR edition! Thank you to MaxAmps, MKS Servo, Maclan racing, Graupner USA, CowRC, All you awesome fans, We love you all!

On today's episode the history guy talks about two stories of history lost. First, the saga of the 1890 census, a marvel of advanced data collecting at the time that was lost almost completely in a series of events decades later. Then the history guy will talk about the fire at the National Personnel Records Center, which destroyed millions of military records. https://www.magellantv.com/ (MagellanTV) - a brand-new streaming service that features the very best collection of historical documentaries available anywhere. The service includes over 3,000 documentary movies, series, and exclusive playlists across the major genres, with particular depth in Ancient History, Modern History, War and Military. Check out their curated https://www.magellantv.com/explore/history (history playlist), designed with you in mind. Claim your free month trial at: https://try.magellantv.com/historyguy (https://try.magellantv.com/historyguy) Support this podcast

Jeff Felts, from Center Mass, is our guest on the latest episode of the CATO Podcast with Marcus Sprague and Kris Jenny, CATO Training Cadre member. As a young sniper, Jeff found himself well trained, but poorly prepared for a very dynamic hostage situation. This setback sent him on a journey to improve his training and resulted in the formation of Center Mass, the National Patrol Rifle Conference and Championship, and the patrol rifle utilization survey. Each year, participants from around the country compete in a variety of patrol rifle scenarios taken from the streets of America.  Jeff retired from law enforcement after serving for twenty years as a Police Officer and Sergeant in suburban Metro Detroit. He is also a veteran of the Army, where he was an MP and in the reserves as an Infantry Drill Sergeant. He also served for 12 years in a part-time capacity with the Western Wayne County Special Operations Team as an Operator, Sniper, and Sniper Team Leader. He holds an associate degree in criminal justice, a bachelor's degree in business administration, and is a graduate of Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command. Jeff is a certified special weapons and tactics instructor, tactical rifle instructor, sniper instructor, pistol instructor, and President of Center Mass, Inc., and serves as an Advisory Board Member of the American Sniper Association (ASA).   Links of interest: CMI website  https://shop.centermassinc.com/ NPRC main page  https://shop.centermassinc.com/info/national-patrol-rifle-conference-championships Patrol Rifle Utilization Survey  https://shop.centermassinc.com/info/patrol-rifle-utilization-survey CMI Training info  https://shop.centermassinc.com/info/leo-training-services CMI FB page:  https://www.facebook.com/centermasslivonia NPRC FB page:  https://www.facebook.com/NationalPatrolRifleConference    As always if you find today's episode valuable, please share it with someone, subscribe, and rate us on the platform of your choice.

On our Thursday episode, leaders from the Northern Pennsylvania Regional College joined us. Through Leigh Anne Kraemer-Naser, Early Childhood Education Instructor; and Mindy Saunders, Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs, we learned about the new Early Childhood Education certificate program. plus the other programs, scholarships, and tuition reimbursement opportunities available at NPRC.

Mede mogelijk gemaakt door: Bluefield Kees de Kort Elke dag, even over twaalf, bespreekt presentator Thomas van Zijl met macro-econoom en commentator Kees de Kort de economische stand van zaken.Economenpanel Evergrande, de grootste vastgoedontwikkelaar in China, zit in de problemen. Men spreekt zelfs van de Chinese Lehman Brothers. En: onze energierekening stijgt ten opzichte van vorig jaar met gemiddeld wel 500 euro. Dat en meer bespreken we in het economenpanel met: Marieke Blom (hoofdeconoom bij ING) en Bas Jacobs (hoogleraar economie en overheidsfinanciën aan de Erasmus Universiteit). Luister | EconomenpanelInzichtgesprek Dagelijks bevaart binnenvaartcoöperatie NPRC de Europese wateren met 200 schepen, vooral ook in Duitsland. Maar om dat te kunnen blijven doen, moet de binnenvaart enorm investeren in schone schepen. Te gast: Femke Brenninkmeijer, topvrouw van binnenvaartcoöperatie NPRC.Zakenpartner De zakenpartner van de week is Nicole van Thoor, oprichter van Spargle. Het bedrijf opereert als een mix van recruiting en consultancy: Spargle plaatst teams bij opdrachtgevers om digitale vraagstukken op te lossen. Contact & Abonneren BNR Zakendoen zendt elke werkdag live uit van 12:00 tot 14:00 uur. Je kunt de redactie bereiken via e-mail en Twitter. Abonneren op de podcast van BNR Zakendoen kan via bnr.nl/zakendoen, of via Apple Podcast en Spotify. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TSR podcast Episode 144 “Big Chief and his RC life” Hosts: Tim Smith and Colin Branch Show introduction and welcome. Tim Notes: Nearly a second round of the Jalapeno story. I need VooDoo tires lol Listener questions Allen Ruble About what final drive ratio do you shoot for on a 2t to 4.5t motors?? Also the rpm of the motor? (team associated base car) Rusty Brooks My question is for all three of you to discuss. Can you talk about what you do to prep a Reaction tire before mounting? Also after mounting is there anything else that you do before you say they're ready to use? Nat Hyde Do you know of a reliable motor or chassis dyno to test under load conditions? Wouldn't that be better than using the SkyRC motor analyzer? Sean Genung Thank you for the opportunity to ask questions. Mine is with shocks. Specifically when building shocks do you want a dead shock like in oval racing with say a bladder on top like the 57 design setup or bleed them with some recoil? Thank you for your time and your knowledge. Stephen A Nicholson Jr. I know shortages on things have put a damper on some things but are y'all gonna eventually make a ESC that will handle more amps ? And yes I understand the one we have now is fine lol but who doesn't like more power Erik Denk Question for you guys...Why is Team AZ making so many rounds at the races they attend? What's the advantage they have. Corey Lively When finding your gearing and developing your tune for your car, which comes first the gear or the tune? Does your tune change with gear or vice versa and if so, how? Robert Diamond Parity in racing and between battery types such as the brick versus a standard 2cell Jeramy Joseph Olson Hey it's OKO, What do you guys think about having NPRC races that mimic street racing more, I really want to do a flashlight or arm drop NPRC that includes “a Chase is a Race!” Thanks for coming on the show Big Chief I still want to race your sons sometime if possible? Goooo Maclan OKO Randy Krol For my serious question. Chief, where would you rank showing up to the us nats with a regular old trailer and a Pontiac powered promod car and making the show on your list of achievements? Anthony Manti This one from a couple weeks ago was mentioned, but not gotten to yet. I'm sure ya will eventually….but motor tuning and everything about it Charles Levac Hey Tim and Colin I'm finally getting my car running nice and straight. But I keep wrecking on shut down. I'm running 60% brakes and 20% drag brakes. If I lower my max brakes I run out of shut down room. Is there something suspension wise that I could do to help stop the spin out on the shutdown Thanks for the great show. Chris Singsime Has he got any of the other 405 guys into no prep rc? And did he ever fix the bullet holes in the meth shack? Seems like a good Tuesday job....listener #43 Main Topic: Listener questions for Chief Steve Raymond Was the throttle punch a little secret you guys were keeping? When Justin Shearer commented and said I don't run over 10%. I don't know how true it is that he runs it that low, but I thought it would have been a dog. Boy, was I wrong. Thanks to you guys for sharing the info you do love the podcast and thanks Justin Shearer my car is actually some what fast now lol. Nick Bodden What do you look for in your slow mo videos after a pass? Biggie Paul So ive seen your videos of test hits after test hits. Your car looks straight and fast. So my questions are...What do you do to improve your reaction time and Whats your routine to get faster mentally and physically? Sean South Will Big Chief ever race in a Big Event. I know a big event will be close to him in September

The pandemic hasn't been especially kind to federal agencies that deal primarily with paper. The National Archives and Records Administration houses millions of military and medical documents that veterans need, to apply for federal benefits. Most are still paper. Employees at the National Personnel Records Center are handling some records requests. But today the center has about 500,000 pending records requests and another 400-thousand records that need refiling. Scott Levins is the director of the NPRC in Saint Louis. In part one of his conversation with Federal News Network's Nicole Ogrysko, he explains how the backlog accumulated.

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Rep. Warren Davidson joins the show to talk about NPRC records backlog.

The New York Times reports of a monkey shortage. But there's no monkey shortage at U.S. labs. The Times was used by vivisectors looking to get more monkeys.  Dr.Lisa Jones-Engel, PETA Animal consultant and a one-time primatologist with National Primate Research Centers, crunches the numbers and shows that reports of monkey shortages in U.S. labs are exaggerated at best, if not outright lies. Jones-Engel speculates that the centers are taking advantage of a perception that the monkeys have anything major to do with vaccine development. But only 51 monkeys were involved in the development of the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines. Jones-Engel  also talks about the real harm to eco-systems when monkeys are taken from Asia and imported to the U.S. because of the billions of dollars involved in the monkey trade. Emil Guillermo hosts. Take action now. Go to PETA.org and call for the end of all National Primate Research Centers. The PETA Podcast PETA, the world's largest animal rights organization, is 6.5 million strong and growing. This is the place to find out why. Hear from insiders, thought leaders, activists, investigators, politicians, and others why animals need more than kindness—they have the right not to be abused or exploited in any way. Hosted by Emil Guillermo. Powered by PETA activism. Contact us at PETA.org. Listen to the very first PETA podcast with Ingrid Newkirk. Music provided by CarbonWorks. Go to Apple podcasts and subscribe. Contact and follow host Emil Guillermo on Twitter @emilamok Or at www.amok.com Please subscribe, rate and review wherever you get your podcasts. Help us grow the podcast by taking this short survey. Thanks for listening to THE PETA PODCAST! (Originally published March 17, 2021).

Charlie and Jordan talk more about NPRC. Jordan also took a friend out for his first time FPVing. What other ramblings do these two have in store for us? Tune in to find out! If you have any questions or comments feel free to email RCSTUFF@Hobbywing.com Don't forget to tune in on the 1st and 3rd Friday of every month for new episodes. Special Thanks to our sponsor HOBBYWING

Charlie and Jordan sit down for another afternoon of chatter, Charlie goes over his time at his most recent No Prep Drag Racing event. They also chat about their usual automobile woes and the new Gopro Hero 9! If you have any questions or comments feel free to email RCSTUFF@Hobbywing.com Don't forget to tune in on the 1st and 3rd Friday of every month for new episodes. Special Thanks to our sponsor HOBBYWING

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TSR podcast Episode 116 “We all Just Want to Race” Hosts: Tim Smith and Matt Howsen   Show introduction and welcome.   Tim Notes: My Poop Story Depression and isolation The laptop finally died and after ten plus years 115 shows, countless live feeds and every dyno and data log call ran through that laptop and now its gone, But we have a new player. NPRC class was never intended to be a cheap class and honestly what RC class is cheap? None, so please get that out of your head this hobby has never been cheap unless you buy a Tyco and drive it in your living room News items   RC Word Of the Week (brought to you by RC Driver) Foam Inserts These inserts are used inside tires to help them retain their shape. Different densities are available for use on different track surfaces.   Main Topic: Got a new Tekin Gen4 3.5, now what? So I did a live feed last weekend, how did you like it? Covering the Arrow car. The Arrow car build, servo, esc, motor fun Arrow car body? What should we use? Upset people and the arrow car, so why is it not legal? So many examples of this already out there but all of a sudden something comes out and you cant or don’t want to buy it and that makes it illegal? Raw Speed Tires, thanks for calling Jason Texas needs to learn they started nothing and are only poor copies. I have had enough of the pissy attitude that some how that group did anything more then copy what others have done the only difference is their incessant need to monetize every inch of it to form some retirement.. Featured Item of the week Raw Speed Drag tires, clay, soft, super soft and long wear soft. Thank you to MaxAmps, MKS Servo, Tekin racing, Graupner USA, CowRC, All you awesome fans, We love you all!

Charlie helps setup Jordan with what he needs to get started in NPRC Drag Races. If you're interested or want to get started in NPRC, definitely listen into this episode! We cover what chassis, motor, ESC, tires, everything you'll need to go whoop your rivals! Don't forget to tune in on the 1st and 3rd Friday of every month for new episodes. Special Thanks to our sponsor HOBBYWING

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We dig a little deeper into the King of the Streets no prep cash day race with the minds behind the mayhem Tyler (RCDrag Talk) and Coy of the Arizona drag racing league. Plus even more RC fun with Tim and Matt! Hang on kids the shows are coming Fast and Furious!      TSR podcast Episode “King of the Streets Part 2” Hosts: Tim Smith and Matt Howsen Guests: Tyler and Coy     Show introduction and welcome.     Tim Notes:   Johnny and his camel killing fun in Irac.   News items       RC Word Of the Week (brought to you by RC Driver) Milliamp (mAh) This is a rating for batteries. The higher the milliamp rating, the longer the cell can provide power. Currently, most RC batteries range from 1500 to 3300 milliamp hours. Main Topic:   Main topic:   How did the two of you (coy/tyler) hook up?   How did you get the idea to have this race?   What made you think charging 100 bucks a car would work?   When did you realize it was becoming something special in the RC world?   What do you see coming from this event?   Do you plan to do more than just this one once a year? The event seemed great, was there anything you felt unprepared for?     Were you as shocked as me that no police or even security came to see what 150 people were doing in a big parking lot on a Saturday afternoon?    Questions:   Josh Twist: not a question but it was awesome to hear your story about Jimmy Jet   Gary Unser: More Jimmy Jet   John Mcmasters: You should get Jimmy on the show somehow.   Phillip Staab: Tyler and Coy two of my favorite guys in all of RC. What surprised you most about the KoS race? I know neither of you competed in the race but was it still fun?   Stephen Nicholson: your thoughts on slick tires vs treaded tires. Which do you prefer and do you think one has an advantage over the other?     Mike asks: What’s the difference between a SC10 based chassis and the newer DB10 based one. Biggest minus if one used the older style SC10 era?   Jeremiah Bacon Sahlberg: is there a motor limit in no prep drag racing. I am thinking of getting the hobbywing stock system. Also do you remember a podcast called cooking with Nitro it was many years ago.   Jeff Mcdowell: Can we get a tri-state series set up? Vegas, Phoenix, Elsinore? Gary Unser: Super Stock class, discuss the class and rules.   Erik Denk: Race looked amazing. Good job on helping the young gunner out by giving him a body. That is what this hobby needs more of “people being great ambassadors of the hobby they love and want to see flourish” Well done Tim smith hope you make it out to Az so we can show you how we do it here, Keep up the good work!   Bryan Tilson: big wings and tire goop, discuss?   Brad Reeves: when is the JConcetps camaro body going to be released?   John Shultz: are you building a big wing for your car?   Phillip Staab: It was great meeting you in Vegas, after racing with the fastest street outlaw cars in the nation what are your thoughts? Giant rear wings the same as a gyro?   Jake Rosen: after building all the excitement did you have fun?   Dennis Coleman: did you use tire sauce at the KoS? What type of tires were the Hawaii guys running?   Frank Chiechi: is ther any advantage to these after market chassis?   Jake Rosen: ok, serious question here: NPRC has brought more new people into rc drag racing then anything ever has. Will the traditional drag racers be able to attract some of these new people to the solid axle foam tire super fast cars?    Featured Item of the week   New JConcepts Camaro body   Thank you to MaxAmps, MKS Servo, Tekin racing, Graupner USA, CowRC, All you awesome fans, We love you all!

On our Tuesday show, we interviewed officials from the Northern Pennsylvania Regional College. We heard from Linda Fleming, the Chief of Staff and Interim VP of Academic Affairs, Aldo Jackson, Executive Director of Erie Operations and Workforce Development, and Rick Smith, Sr., the Vice President of Engagement and Advancement. Our discussion included the capabilities and curriculum of the NPRC for students in our region, in the aftermath of the negotiations with Erie County government, which ended this summer.

Welcome to the Natural Products Resource Center podcast. We’re curating credible information about natural products brought to you by a clinician, pharmacist Hillary Blackburn. With the increase in the use of natural products such as cannabis, dietary supplements, herbs, and essential oils over the past few years, the purpose of this podcast is to bring expert information to our audience of healthcare professionals and even the public who want to learn more. This podcast is not intended to be for direct medical advice, please refer to your doctor, pharmacist or other healthcare professional for specifics related to your own health. Guests for NPRC will include a qualified group of clinical and business leaders, who have been involved in the cannabis industry and natural products space. Together, they bring a diverse perspective and set of experiences to the conversation about the changes involved with natural products, particularly the ever changing medical cannabis environment. NPRC is produced by pharmacist, Hillary Blackburn - founder of the Natural Products Resource Center who recognized a need to provide more education on these topics. As a seasoned podcast host - also of the Talk to Your Pharmacist podcast specifically for the pharmacy industry, I wanted to use the podcasting platform to shape the natural products conversation and educate the entire healthcare profession about medical cannabis. We hope you’ll enjoy the upcoming episodes of this podcast and resources through Natural Products Resource Center. Follow @NPRCenter www.npr.center

TSR Speed Shop RC podcast Hosts: Tim Smith, Matt Howson Guests: Coy Roberts Title: The NPRC explosion Tim Notes:  New Music and how I have no idea what its about….  Tim goes to management school (libraries and the 18 dollar cheese burger)  Hitler photo…..  Christmas lights are done.  Everything you believe about yourself is made up and you are the author.   News items    RC Word of the Week Punch In RC terms, this means the same thing as acceleration. Driving full punch means you are on the throttle all the time! Main topic The Street Outlaw build, Parts and pieces: Body, Wheels, Tires, Motor, Esc Street Outlaw  Rules Lets say them all together now.                 Nitro and Electric…..   NPRC, I didn’t even know I was going to wake up and start a racing group…. Coy Roberts of the AZ rc club   Facebook Questions Featured Item of the week   Proline: Primes rear tires.  25.46    (8247-03)                 Height: 3.87”                 Width:  2.08” Unique Tire Grooves for Added Traction and Stability Rough Tread Surface for Quick Break In Ideal for Tracks Where “slick” Tires are Fastest Maximum Performance Right Out Of the Package Includes Closed Cell Foam Inserts Save Time: No need to grind Fits 2.2” Stadium Truck Wheels Made in the USA, since 1982 - Read about Pro-Line Racing’s History This is a pair of Prime Stadium Truck Tires. Many indoor off-road race tracks have turned to carpet or pure clay style dirt in search of ultimate traction, eliminating the need for traditional treaded tires. Pro-Line’s all new Prime tires are targeted directly at racers currently running full “slick” tires, saving them from having to grind treaded tires down while delivering improved performance. Pro-Line’s Prime tires feature unique grooves that add traction and stability when the track is freshly watered or when there is a slight layer of thin dust that would cause a traditional “slick” tire to spin. The raised treaded portion of the Prime tire has a distinctive rough surface texture similar to a ground “slick” tire and makes the Prime tire have the maximum performance right out of the package. Don’t settle for anything less than Prime Performance with Pro-Line’s new Prime tire for Stadium Trucks!  

Dena Hoff, Vice President of the National Family Farm Coalition, has farmed most of her life and has raised sheep, cattle, alfalfa, sweet corn, edible dry beans, and other crops on her farm in Glendive, Montana, since 1979. She is an active member of her rural community, serving on the Water Commission and the local food cooperative, as well as Montana-based Northern Plains Resource Council.  She represents NPRC to the Western Organization of Resource Councils and to the NFFC. With Doug, she discusses the relentless efforts by multi-national agribusiness and extraction corporations to control our food and agriculture system and what the NFFC is doing in the fight to sustain non-GMO, heritage and indigenous seeds and fresh, potable waterLearn more about her and her work with the National Family Farm Coaltion at www.NFFC.NET

Sheila Collins explains that natriuretic peptides protect mice from the metabolic consequences of a high-fat diet by acting on adipose tissue.

The news includes: FamilySearch ushers in 2012 by adding 119 million new records. The New England Historic Genealogical Society announces education programs at its Boston facility. The Association of Professional Genealogists has added back issues of the APG Quarterly for 2004-2011 available in the Members Only area of its website. Arphax Publishing Co. announces the launch of its historical maps website, HistoryGeo.com. GenSoftReviews announces the 2011 User Choice Awards. Listener email includes: Many condolences have been received from around the world for the passing of Fletcher, our dilute calico cat who "spoke" on many podcasts over the years. She died on 8 December 2011 and is deeply missed. Carole advises us that the Doña Ana County Genealogical Society in Las Cruces, New Mexico, will be holding its first conference in April 2012. She also discusses the recurrent problem of the accuracy of documentation and the conflicting data that can result. Dave recently wrote about his research in St. Croix. Listeners may be interested in reading his blog at http://200inparadise.blogspot.com. Mac tells us that if you are going to order any New York certificates, you might also want to cross-reference the databases at italiangen.org. Rich asks a fascinating question about how to represent the correct country in his RootsMagic software for Canada at different historical periods. Wayne reports that he cannot download the podcast using the latest version of the Ubuntu operating system. The Guys ask other listeners about their experiences with this. Maria asks Hank Jones and The Guys about Palatines in Australia. Sébastien has had good results with the DNA genealogy study between Coombs and Comeau descendants. He recommends the site at en.comeaunet.org/dna/big-annoucement-regarding-antoine-comeau-2/ to our listeners who may have a Coombs ancestor. Joel Weintraub tells us that the discussion on a previous podcast about markings on ships' passenger lists/manifests could also have pointed people to the site at www.jewishgen.org/InfoFiles/Manifests/. Mark shared with us a publication by the St. Louis Post Dispatch that discusses the new National Personnel Records Center facility. The 12-page PDF document is an excellent overview of the NPRC, where many U.S. military service records are stored. Noi asks for a recommendation of a good website that compares genealogy database software programs. We recommend going to Wikipedia and searching for the phrase “Comparison of Genealogy Software” for some excellent comparisons. Susan asks about whether she should use Family Tree Maker 2012 or RootsMagic. This spurred a detailed discussion by The Guys about the GEDCOM standard and how data is exported from one program and imported to another. They talk about the fact that there will be a need to manually handle some data after the transfer.

Because the thymus expresses the natriuretic peptides (NP) as well as their respective receptors, an involvement of NP in the physiology of this organ has been suggested. To evaluate functional aspects of NP in the thymus, we looked for thymic cells bearing NP receptors (Npr). Furthermore, the regulation of Npr expression by activation of cells and the influence of NP on the proliferation of thymocytes was studied. Expression of receptor messenger RNAs CmRNAs) was examined by PCR and Northern blot. Existence of functional Npr was confirmed by measurement of cGMP, the second messenger of NP. Proliferation of thymocytes upon concanavalin A (Con A) stimulation was analyzed by incorporation of [“Hlthymidine. We report here that thymocytes express mRNAs for the three Npr, namely Npra, Nprb, and Nprc and that activation of Npra and Nprb increases cGMP levels. Stimulation of thymocytes with Con A (1 pg/ml, 48 h) resulted in an increase of mRNA coding for Npra, the receptor specific for atria1 natriuretic peptide (ANP) and brain natriuretic peptide. Nprb and Nprc receptor expression was not altered under these conditions. In agreement with these data only ANP, but not the C-type natriuretic peptide, elicited increased cGMP response in Con A-stimulated cells. ANP inhibited also the proliferation of Con A stimulated thymocytes, whereas C-type natriuretic peptide did not show this effect. These results suggest that ANP affects the complex mechanisms of thymocyte proliferation and differentiation.