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Latest news about Cayuse
Long time Cayuse customer Bioinquire has been awarded a Phase II STTR grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The grant allows Bioinquire to continue developing their proteomics software suite, ProteoIQ, that will enable the ... Continue reading
Grantopedia: Cayuse customer Bioinquire wins STTR grant
(photo by Wild Cayuse Creek, poetry by That Girl) determined robin worm clings, stretches in damp soil hatchlings wait, eager. Continue reading
T. m. migratorius
Holding on. Wishing. Dreaming. "i'm fractured from the fall. And i wanna go home" ~ Ryan Adams, Two. Continue reading
the tolling bell
Forward and back, not moving. Posted by Picasa. Continue reading
Stationary
A Confession. GCA Admin Assistant Training Occasionally, I completely space out on what I'm doing. I've been submitting R01 and R21 NIH applications for at least five years, now. In spite of that experience, I was completely confused ... Continue reading
My NIH/Cayuse Control Panel
CORRECTION: In the original post, the days of the week for the next Cayuse release event (April 8th and 9th 2011) were listed as Thursday and Friday. This has been updated and corrected below to Friday and Saturday. ... Continue reading
Washington Wine Report: Cayuse Changes Release Weekend from ...
I am considering only doing random thoughts once a month, because it seems that's all I'm doing. Too much random thinking, not enough photography. I have fallen deeply in love with cooking. If we're not going to have a proper winter, ... Continue reading
Random Thoughts for the 26th of February
NPR's All Things Considered Saturday featured a trio of stories about research emanating from Cayuse customer sites. It's great to be reminded where the grant proposal process, where Cayuse makes such a strong contribution, ... Continue reading
Grantopedia: Hat Trick of Cayuse customers on NPR
Saving the best for last, I was convinced someone threw in a bottle of Cayuse. One smell gave me all the bacon grizzle goodness that makes me swoon for Christophe Baron's Washington Syrahs. It had to be Cayuse, no questions asked. ... Continue reading
Unidentified Appellation: The cure for the '07 Chateauneuf ...
(photo by Wild Cayuse Creek, poetry by That Girl). This scarf has a story to tell. Once vibrant plaid, faded from years of wear, warn woolen threads, a small hole, all signs of a well-used life. Although loved and worn ... Continue reading
Pastoral Care
By the 1800s, the Cayuse Indian Pony had become a separate breed. The Cayuse Indians, known throughout the Northwest for their expert horsemanship, continued to develop this French-Spanish Barb strain through selective breeding. Because the French horse had the ability to pass on its tendency for spots or a profusion of white markings, the Cayuse Indians were able to produce some very colorful horses. In fact, the Appaloosa, Paint and Pinto breeds have all been influenced by the blood of the Cayuse Indian Pony. 