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When purchasing a monitor, most buyers expect a few key things from their investment: good performance, enough connection options to meet their needs, and a reasonable price.
Sometimes there's a specific need for really high performance or advanced ergonomic options, but in general, a well-performing monitor is enough for most.
So, does the Dell S2330MX satisfy those basic monitor needs and if so, does it dare to go any further?
Design and features
The Dell S2330MX has one of the thinnest profiles of any monitor we've reviewed. The initial profile measures an extremely slight 0.3 inch; thinner than even the Samsung PX2370, but not quite as thin as the LG E2290V, which still holds the thinness record, measuring 0.25 inch in profile. Dell does cheat this thinness somewhat though. At the bottom back of the panel, the monitor extends another 0.6 inch to house the connection options.
Speaking of which, the S2330MX includes VGA and DVI inputs. Thankfully Dell has taken a page from the best-designed thin monitors like the Samsung PX2370, and has the connections face back instead of down, making them at least seven times less frustrating to access according to an algorithm of my own creation.
The side bezels measure 0.8 inch wide, the full width of the panel is 21.7 inches, and the distance from the bottom of the monitor to the desktop is 2.8 inches. At the bottom of the glossy black panel is a gray lip that adds an aesthetic contrast to the black of the monitor's chassis. Like most thin, LED-based monitors, the S2330MX is devoid of ergonomic options and includes only a 10-degree back tilt. The monitor also comes in a 22-inch version, the S2230MX; we reviewed the 23-incher.
The foot stand is this halo-shaped circle, about 7.5 inches in diameter, and to say it has a problem with stability is severely underselling its inability to properly keep the monitor from wobbling when knocked from the sides.
I've always held up Dell's onscreen display (OSD) design as an example of how an easily navigable OSD should be designed. While the OSD shares the basic design of previous Dell OSDs, the fact that the OSD buttons are aligned horizontally under the OSD makes navigating a bit more cumbersome than in the past. The buttons don't quite line up with the OSD as well and as a result feel slightly disconnected.
The OSD itself is has seven preset options, including Standard, Multimedia, Movie, Games, Text, Warm, and Cool. Also included are brightness, contrast and sharpness options, as well as Red, Green, and Blue controls. Dell also throws in a few OSD-specific customizations. There's an energy meter that appears at the top of menus and indicates just how much power you're using at any given time.
Build quality feels somewhat flimsy, especially around the back of the panel. Also, pressing the OSD buttons sometimes elicits an undesired popping sound.
|Design and feature highlights
|Ergonomic options
|10-degree back tilt
|1,920x1,080 pixels
|Aspect ratio
|VESA wall mount support
|Included video cables
|DVI, DVI-to-HDMI adapter
|Panel type
|Screen film
|Matte w/AG coating
|Number of presets
|Picture options
|Brightness, Contrast
|Color controls
|RGB and 2 color temperature options
|Gamma control
|Additional features
We tested the 23-inch Dell S2330MX through its DVI input, connected to a Windows Vista PC, using our own DVI cable. The display posted a composite score of 89 on CNET Labs' DisplayMate-based performance tests.
The screen has a pretty heavy amount of antiglare (AG) screen coating, but reflections are still possible with objects in close proximity to the screen, especially when viewing dark scenes. There's no amount of glossiness, however, thanks to the high level of coating.
DisplayMate: The Dell S2330MX visibly displayed dark gray down to a low level of 2 and light gray was visible to a high level of 253. Judging from these findings, the display would likely not have much trouble displaying dark detail or confuse white with light colors.
Color performance, though good overall, was plagued by the nearly impossible-to-escape green hue problem that crops up on many monitors during the color-tracking test. Dialing the green down to 92 helped a lot, but it was still noticeable.
Backlight bleeding was prevalent along the middle bottom edge of the screen as well as along the left edge.
Text: It's difficult screw up text on a modern monitor, so we not only look at the text itself, but also the effect of black text on a white background, which can sometimes cause a weird yellowish glow to emanate around the text. On the Dell S2330MX, black text on white looked clear, without any obvious color tint problems. Also, fonts were clearly visible down to a 6.8-point size.
Movies: We tested the Dell S2330MX using the Blu-ray version of "Avatar." Compared with the Samsung S23A550H, the S2330MX lacks vibrancy and its colors don't pop from the screen quite as well. Like the S23A550H, there's a noticeable green push problem, but this can be treated by lowering the green to 92 percent. That doesn't perfect the color by any means, but it does significantly improve things.
The Dell S2330MX exhibited a deeper black level than the S23A550H, and blacks on the Samsung looked somewhat washed out in comparison.


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For the enrichment and molecular characterization of circulating tumor cells (CTCs) from whole human blood
AdnaTest OvarianCancer allows molecular characterization of CTCs by combining AdnaTest OvarianCancerSelect with AdnaTest OvarianCancerDetect using the Combination of Combinations Principle (COCP). AdnaTest OvarianCancerSelect is a highly specific immunomagnetic cell-selection system for enriching circulating tumor cells from peripheral blood. AdnaTest OvarianCancerDetect allows sensitive analysis of ovarian cancer-associated gene expression in immunomagnetically enriched tumor cells by reverse transcription and PCR.
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AdnaTest OvarianCancer is a highly specific immunomagnetic cell selection system for enriching circulating tumor cells from peripheral blood and includes a highly sensitive RT-PCR for detecting ovarian cancer-specific mRNA markers.
AdnaTest technology uses an optimized combination of antibodies for cell selection in 5 ml whole blood and a combination of tumor-associated markers for the detection of tumor cells: EpCAM, CA15-3 (Muc1) and presence of Her2 receptors (optional detection of estrogen and progesterone receptors by AdnaTest ER/PR-Detect).
The AdnaTest uses a two-step process (Select and Detect) to generate results within 5 hours (see figures "AdnaTest workflow"). AdnaTest OvarianCancerSelect enables the immunomagnetic enrichment of tumor cells from whole blood via epithelial- and tumor-associated antigens. Antibodies against epithelial- and tumor-associated antigens are conjugated to magnetic beads for labeling of tumor cells. Labeled cells are extracted by a magnetic particle concentrator (AdnaMag-L and AdnaMag-S), lysed and mRNA is then purified from these lysates (see figures "AdnaTest Select – Immunomagnetic cell selection with multiple tumor-associated antibodies labeled to magnetic beads"). In the second step, the isolated mRNA is transcribed into cDNA and can be amplified using multiplex PCR (see figures "AdnaTest Detect – Multiplex PCR of various cancer-associated tumor markers"). AdnaTest OvarianCancerDetect contains Oligo (dT) 25-coated beads for the isolation of mRNA from the lysate of pre-enriched tumor cells. Reverse transcription results in cDNA that can subsequently be used as template for tumor cell detection and characterization by multiplex PCR. Multiplex PCR provides tumor-associated gene expression profiles for a variety of relevant tumor markers to ensure that the selected cells are cancer cells. The PrimerMix OvarianDetect allows the amplification of three tumor associated antigens and one control gene. The PrimerMix ERCC1-Detect amplifies the excision repair cross-complementing 1 gene (ERCC1) and one control gene. The two primer-mixes generate the following fragments:
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Gov.-elect Jerry Brown's first budget cut, announced Monday afternoon, is more symbolic than substantive: he's discontinuing a relatively new inspector general's office that was one of the inventions of his predecessor, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
This isn't a big deal, in terms of dollars. Cutting the office saves $700,000 in the current budget year. That's a very, very small part of the current year deficit of $6 billion. And it's not surprising. The office was created to monitor the state's spending of federal stimulus funds, and the stimulus package expires next year. The legislature had balked at Schwarzenegger's efforts to change it.
In terms of symbolism, Brown is indicating he'll practice what he preaches and cut his own staff (The inspector general is part of the governor's office.) From a political perspective, he may be opening himself up to the charge that he's reducing oversight of spending. But the threat here is minimal. Brown is likely to offer so many different cuts of so many different parts of the budget that an attack over eliminating this office could soon be the least of his problems.
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Tagetik Positioned as a Visionary Vendor in the Magic Quadrant for Corporate Performance Management Suites
Leading industry analyst firm's evaluation based on completeness of vision and ability to execute
Tagetik, a global provider of enterprise software solutions for Performance Management, Disclosure Management, Financial Governance and Business Intelligence, today announced it has been positioned by Gartner, Inc. in the Visionaries quadrant of the "Magic Quadrant for Corporate Performance Management [CPM] Suites"*, demonstrating strong execution and innovation capabilities to meet the needs of the largest global companies. This annual report evaluates software vendors on their completeness of vision and ability to execute.
"Among 13 vendors, Tagetik is one of the fastest growing and innovative global software companies in the Performance Management software industry. We believe our position and the breadth of our unified solution shows that we are a respected alternative to the market leaders in CPM," says Manuel Vellutini – EVP, Chief Operating Officer at Tagetik. "Tagetik stands apart from the competition because of our unique ability to simplify many complex business processes for organizations large and small within a single unified software solution. We believe that focusing on a specialty and doing it well is the best way to deliver the greatest value to our customers. 100% of our development efforts and all of our domain expertise are focused squarely on performance management software and processes."
Dave Kasabian, Corporate Vice President of Product Marketing at Tagetik adds: "We feel our placement in the Gartner Magic Quadrant is a result of a passion for innovation and a dedication to customer satisfaction. Being evaluated as a visionary vendor while also ranking among the best in customer satisfaction shows that during our global expansion we have retained our passion for innovation and customer satisfaction. Our unified solution for all the components of CPM also allows us to address all, or just one or two, of the CPM processes at a lower total cost of ownership (TCO) than integrated suites."
"We take great pride in our placement in the Magic Quadrant but our greatest pride comes from our unique ability to meet the specific needs of our market and our customers," continues Vellutini. "Our built-in financial intelligence allows us to address complex or specific requirements for our customers without complex coding. Customers from the Fortune 500 and mid-to-large sized businesses find our innovative yet personal approach refreshingly different and very effective. We just passed a milestone in our growth, surpassing 500 customers across 20 global markets, and as we continue that growth it is my charter to ensure that we never lose our passion for our market and most importantly for our customers' success."
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Matthias Huber studied Biology at the Albert-Ludwigs University Freiburg, Germany. He complete his diploma thesis in molecular biology in 1993 in the department of Prof. Dr. Albrecht Sippel. After receiving his PhD on reorganisation of chromatin structure and gene regulation in 1996 in the group of Dr. Constanze Bonifer he stayed there as a postdoctoral fellow. In 1998 he started in the F&E department of BioChip Technology GmbH as a group leader in method development. He moved in 2000 to the company Biosynthetics GbR as head of laboratory and project director with the topic synthetic genes and synthetic biology. In 2001 he cofounded the Biosynthetics GmbH. He resigned in 2002 to work the following years in the IT security company Justec GmbH. From 2006 to 2008 he joined the laboratory of Prof. Dr. Roland Schüle in the Centre for Clinical Research at the University Hospital Freiburg. In 2008, he joined the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS) School for Soft Matter Research at the Albert Ludwigs University in Freiburg as a postdoc in the group of Dr. Stefan Schiller. The group is focus on combining macromolecular chemistry with synthetic biology. Genetic engineering, protein design and optimization and metabolic engineering of microbial systems give rise to new biohybrid materials and new functional biomolecular complexes and pathways in future.
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Biohybrid materials - combining macromolecular chemistry and synthetic biology, genetically encoded unnatural amino acids; structural and functional molecular LEGO in nanobiotechnology. Multifunctional building blocks for dynamic self-guiding nano circuit assemblies in molecular electronics. Enzyme and pathway engineering for green polymer chemistry and development of renewable monomers and biofuel.
- Huber, M.C. and Bonifer, C. (1998). The activation of the chicken lysozyme locus is a cooperative process. Gene Ther. Mol. Biol. 3:1-13.
- Bonifer C, Jägle U, Huber MC. (1997) The chicken lysozyme locus as a paradigm for the complex developmental regulation of eukaryotic gene loci. J Biol Chem. 272(42):26075-8. Review
- Huber MC, Jägle U, Krüger G, Bonifer C. (1997) The developmental activation of the chicken lysozyme locus in transgenic mice requires the interaction of a subset of enhancer elements with the promoter. Nucleic Acids Res. 25 (15):2992-3000.
- Bonifer C, Huber MC, Jägle U, Faust N, Sippel AE. (1996) Prerequisites for tissue specific and position independent expression of a gene locus in transgenic mice. J Mol Med. 74(11):663-71. Review.
- Huber MC, Krüger G, Bonifer C. (1996) Genomic position effects lead to an inefficient reorganization of nucleosomes in the 5'-regulatory region of the chicken lysozyme locus in transgenic mice. Nucleic Acids Res. 24(8):1443-52.
- Huber MC, Graf T, Sippel AE, Bonifer C. (1995) Dynamic changes in the chromatin of the chicken lysozyme gene domain during differentiation of multipotent progenitors to macrophages. DNA Cell Biol. 14(5):397-402.


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One probably doesn't think of tofu and comedy together too often, but maybe that'll change, now that PETA has named humorists Russell Brand and Kristen Wiig as their Sexiest Vegetarians of 2011.
PETA selected them both for their alluring appearances and their humane choices, PopEater says.
Wiig attributes her svelte figure to sensible eating choices. She told Women's Health that she does yoga and eats a lot of tofu (though cupcakes are her guilty pleasure).
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Brand, too, is a friend to all animals and has been off meat since he was 14, according to the PETA website. On "Live! With Regis and Kelly," he told Kelly Ripa that he even disagreed with taking fish oil supplements. ""I'm vegetarian. I think it's cruel to squeeze oil out of a fish... Cause they're lovely little guys, aren't they?"
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Batteries: could they recharge your portfolio?
Batteries: could they recharge your portfolio?
We expect electric vehicles to become more prominent in the auto production mix in coming years given rising regulatory and consumer issues with the internal combustion engine, the growing threat from air pollution and a global desire for energy independence.
In our view, electric cars will get cheaper, and customer willingness to use them will increase as concerns such as "range anxiety" (the fear that an electric vehicle will prematurely run out of power) are addressed. Consequently, looking across the entire spectrum of products that comprise a car battery system, from raw material suppliers all the way downstream to cell packagers, we believe there are a number of interesting investment opportunities to be found.
Figure 1: Overview of supply chain for auto lithium-ion batteries
Source: Liberum
Within a battery cell, lithium ions travel between two electrodes (a cathode and an anode) during charging/discharging, and ion travel is facilitated by electrolytes. Separators prevent short circuits. The cathode is the most important component in terms of both cost and performance, as it determines the energy density of the cell, safety, cycle life, power and cost.
Of the four main battery sub-components, we believe the most compelling investment opportunities exist in cathodes. Separators are also interesting given a relatively benign competitive environment but we find little to get excited about in the anodes or electrolytes space.
Cathodes are best placed
The cathode is the principal determinant of the battery's power and energy, and is currently the main area of intellectual property for lithium-ion batteries. Cathodes are often pre-selected by auto customers after tailoring cathode recipes to generate the required power characteristics of a cell. We believe cathode manufacturers are the best placed among battery components on a three-year view, given slightly higher barriers to entry. Specifically, producers of NMC/NCA1 cathodes look the most appealing for cars, as they are set to win out over their Chinese LFP2 counterparts owing to superior power density and better thermal stability.
Cell packagers
Outside of cathodes, we see the most value emerging in packaging the cells together to deliver to auto customers. The markup on packaging has attracted alliances between auto customers and cell makers, and as battery technology matures and safety issues bed down, we expect packaging companies to be able to retain some markup as auto customers increasingly outsource this capability. This segment is changing very rapidly, however, and we have little visibility on how this shakes out as the key barrier will be reputation and supply chain expertise.
Materials beneficiaries
Which commodity markets are going to be impacted by the rising penetration of electric vehicles? If we assume that NMC and NCA cathodes become more dominant in battery cell manufacturing, the materials that are affected are mainly lithium and cobalt. This should have positive implications for lithium and cobalt-exposed equities.
We are confident that lithium will be the market leader for battery applications in the next five-to-ten years. Up to now, no other material has the flexibility, durability, charge capacity, or density as lithium. Although the spot price of lithium has already reacted strongly to rising demand, we expect long supply lead times and other supply issues to remain supportive of higher prices for the foreseeable future. We believe battery-grade lithium prices will follow the spot price upwards, as demand outpaces effective supply.
Figure 2: Lithium carbonate (99%) price in China
Source: Asian Metals, BofA Merrill Lynch global research. March 2016
What makes an attractive producer in this market? We look for companies with strong positions at the bottom of the cost curve with high consistency of lithium output and good security of supply.
Although we believe cobalt faces some potential supply issues, which would support price rises, there are few direct cobalt beneficiaries except those firms that are able to recycle the material. These types of companies stand to gain as rising political pressure to restrict supply from the Congo (where environmental, social and governance issues are significant) continues. With world organisations such as Amnesty International highlighting child labour issues in the Congo from cobalt mining, an ability to recycle the substance and thus reduce dependence on such sources is a very positive attribute.
Cell-makers represent opportunistic investments
Further down the supply chain, we think the key for cell-makers is scaling up and technology capability. We don't see much intellectual property in this part of the chain, and think the ability to scale will not be easy given carmakers are aiming to use multiple providers, and each carmaker will require different cell specifications (even for different models). Reputation, price, and access to high nickel cathode materials are key differentiators and we see these types of stocks as opportunistic, rather than core holdings.
Recycling of batteries and materials
One of the less-discussed areas is the recycling of batteries and battery materials, since lithium ion batteries don't just die (but gradually decline), and the amount of material in a car battery isn't negligible. The recoverability incentive for battery materials is low now, but should increase over time, driven by regulations and material scarcity. We would also expect some batteries to be recycled for alternative use, such as energy storage. If auto companies have to pay to recycle, we would expect value to transfer from auto companies to recycling firms.
1. Cathodes can be made up of different chemicals. NMC cathodes comprise lithium, nickel, manganese, cobalt oxide while NCA cathodes are a combination of lithium, nickel, cobalt and aluminium oxide.↩
2. LFP stands for lithium ion phosphate↩
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Weekly Food for Thought with items on saving money on your grocery bill, storing food in a power outage, the Beer Nut and more.
Changing habits is hard, but just try one or two of these tips each week and soon you'll see some relief in your grocery bills.
Before you go to the store:Make a list. Why? You'll spend less time in the store. For every minute in a supermarket, you spend $2.17, according to the Food Marketing Institute. Plan your meals, and look for specials and seasonal foods. Bulk food stores may not always be a good choice, and you may be tempted to buy foods you don't need and can't store properly. Large food packages can also lead to larger portions. Use coupons only for foods you need. Sometimes coupons tempt you to buy things you don't need. Buy non-food items like pet food, cleaning supplies and personal care items from discount stores. You pay more for these at the grocery store.
At the store:Shop alone. Shopping without kids can help you avoid the nag effect. Consider store brands. Many taste the same as name brands, and some are from the same companies. Look up and down. Bargains are usually on the top or bottom shelves, not at eye level. Track your store's loss-leader items, which are the low-priced items that get you to the store so you buy other items. Different sections of the store are featured each week. Stock up on each week's loss-leader items, especially things like cereals and juice.
When you get home:Store food properly. Food that gets thrown out is money lost. According to a University of Arizona study, households throw away about $600 a year.
-- University of Missouri Extension
Tip of the Week: Use coolers in a power outage
Keep an appliance thermometer in your refrigerator and freezer. In case of a power outage, the thermometers will help you determine the safety of your food. Freezers should be held at 0 degrees or below and refrigerators at 40 degrees or below. Have coolers on had to keep refrigerated food cold if the power will be out for more than 4 hours. Store ice and freeze gel packs ahead of time for use in the coolers. To help food stay cold longer, group food together in the freezer.
-- University of Illinois Extension
Easy recipe: New York-Style Hot Dog1 pound onions, thinly sliced 2 tablespoons butter 1/2 cup water 1/3 cup ketchup 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes 1/4 teaspoon salt 8 hot dogs 8 hot dog buns Brown mustard (optional)
For topping: In a large covered skillet, cook onions in butter over medium heat for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add water, ketchup, pepper flakes and salt; cook, covered, 10 minutes more, stirring.
For hot dogs: Prepare outdoor grill with hot coals or heat gas grill. Grill hot dogs about 8 minutes, turning several times throughout cooking. Toast buns if desired. To serve, spoon about 1/4 cup onion mixture over each hot dog. Top with mustard, if desired. Makes 8 hot dogs.
-- www.cdkitchen.com
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USDA has lowered the recommended safe-cooking temperature for whole cuts of pork from 160 degrees to 145 degrees with the addition of a three-minute rest time.
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Would You Buy It? Arby's Outside-In Cinnamon Bites
Details: They're warm pocket pastries filled with cinnamon and cream cheese. Each three-piece order comes with a cup of white icing for dunking.
More information: www.arbys.com
Availability: At all Arby's restaurants.
Comments: One of our testers was burned when she bit into the pastry and the hot filling plopped onto her arm. Another tester reported similar plopping. We thought the Cinnamon Bites looked attractive, but good flavor was lacking. "When you order them, expect to wait a few minutes while they fry up." "I don't taste any cinnamon." "The icing helps hide the odd flavor of the filling."
Would you buy it? No.
-- State Journal-Register (Ill.)
Food Quiz
If you are baking rye bread, what seed is used for the customary and traditional flavoring?
A. Sesame
B. Caraway
C. Poppy
D. Cardamom
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Wise to the Word: a la king
A dish of diced food (usually chicken or turkey) in a rich cream sauce containing mushrooms, pimientos, green peppers and sometimes sherry.
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1: A 4-inch-long stick of fresh celery is 1 calorie.
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Getting dinner on the table shouldn't require a long-term commitment. And it shouldn't mean defaulting to a frozen meal. Not when you have options. This cookbook is packed with over 200 new recipes specially created to save time without sacrificing an ounce of flavor, even with the barbecue classics. Pulled pork you can pull off fast? No sweat. Slow-cooked ribs sped up? You bet. There are a wide range of recipes from super easy to more adventurous, and all are low on labor.
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From the Beer Nut's Blog: Hop to it
OK, class, it's time to get educated on hops, and your teacher is Jim Koch.
Koch, founder and brewer at Samuel Adams, has released a new 12-pack that will help educate everyone on the various flavors different hops can bring to a beer with the Latitude 48 Deconstructed 12-pack.
The 12-pack features the original Latitude 48, an India pale ale brewed with five hops. It also features five other versions of the Latitude 48, each one brewed with a single hop used in the original version. There are two bottles of each version in the pack.
Koch originally got the idea a few months ago. He said he was drinking the Latitude 48 and he said he was trying to "mentally disentangle" what flavors each of the hops brought to the beer.
To read more from the Beer Nut, visit http://blogs.townonline.com/beernut/.
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After arriving at Schiphol, simply catch the bus straight from bus platform C, in front of Schiphol Plaza. From there, you can continue to enjoy our service on your trip to Maastricht, with drop off at either Maastricht Central Station or Maastricht Aachen Airport (MST).
We provide the coffee, tea and free Wi-Fi on your bus transfer to Maastricht, all as part of the fare of your flight ticket. You can easily stow your baggage in the compartment underneath the bus and travel to Maastricht without any hassle, while you save on costs of petrol or public transport.
Top Maastricht attractions
- Bisschopsmolen: this bakery gets its flour from the adjoining 7th-century water-powered mill.
- Maastricht Underground: get a fascinating and spooky underground tour of Maastricht.
- Boekhandel Dominicanen: a bookshop in a former Dominican Church, which is a beautiful place to visit.
- Museum aan het Vrijthof: this museum has different exhibitions throughout the year, and there's free music on Sundays.
- Fort St. Pieter: overlooking the city, this fort was built in the 1600s.
This university city has so much to offer, and has wonderful medieval architecture. There's plenty to see and do, so you won't be bored!
What's the best way to get around Maastricht?
There is an excellent public transport system in Maastricht, which offers convenient and cost-effective bus and rail services. However, as with any city, it's best to explore on foot! If you decide to rent a car, be aware that parking in the city centre can prove difficult.
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Five years to the day after he was sworn in as governor, Pat Quinn delivered his 2014 State of the State address to the Illinois General Assembly.
In the Jan. 29 speech, Quinn discussed the progress made in those five years and his goals for the state's future.
After his address, Lemont's local politicians weighed in via news releases on what the Governor had to say.
State Sen. Christine Radogno, R-Lemont
"There has been progress in some areas, but it would be a gross overstatement to say Illinois is on the right path. Unemployment remains high, we lag the nation in job growth and Illinois' financial condition is weak. Despite the Governor's 'spin,' this spring, we need to roll up our sleeves and tackle some very real problems …
"Gov. Quinn is pushing a minimum wage increase, even though the facts show increasing the minimum wage doesn't lift people out of poverty. That is the wrong discussion and, frankly, it's a distraction from the real issue. We should be focused on how to move people out of minimum wage jobs through the creation of good-paying positions and identifying ways to train and educate Illinois residents for these jobs."
State Rep. Jim Durkin, R-Western Springs
"I appreciated the positive tone of the Governor's speech. He offered noble ideas, but we need to know the price tag. How we will pay for the new programs, and what areas of government will lose? While I am glad he is talking jobs, we should not be proud of 8.6 percent unemployment. We need to pass a responsible budget this spring, and a strong economic package that will turn our economy around and get people back to work."
Quotes from Gov. Pat Quinn at the State of the State address
On pension reform:
"It was hard. It was painful. It took political courage. But together we got the job done. Today, we can tell the people of Illinois we stopped the bleeding. We turned the corner, and Illinois is making a comeback."
On providing more education resources to parents:
"By properly investing in our existing early learning programs and making this a budget priority … we can transform lives and save taxpayer money. But we can't stop there. A parent is a child's first teacher. Moms and dads play the most important role in promoting the healthy development of their kids. But not all families are equipped with the information and support they need to create healthy learning environments."
On increasing the minimum wage:
"Our minimum wage workers are doing hard work. They're putting in long hours. Yet in too many instances, they are living in poverty. That's not right. That's not an Illinois value. And that's not a fair shake. This is all about dignity and decency. So I said it last year and I'll say it again: It's time to raise Illinois' minimum wage to at least $10 an hour."
On the death of Illinois Tollway worker Vincent Petrella and injury of Police Trooper Douglas Baulder:
"Illinois Tollway worker Vincent Petrella lost his life doing his job. Vincent was struck and killed on I-88 while helping a truck driver in distress. He served with the Tollway for 13 years. He leaves his wife Sandra and two young children behind. And we ask God to bless his immortal soul. ... Please join me in a moment of silence and prayer for Vincent Petrella and Trooper Douglas Baulder. In Illinois, we honor our heroes and we're grateful for their service."
On what's next:
"So I ask today for your partnership. Together, we've weathered the worst man-made storm in our state's history. We've led Illinois' comeback one hard step at a time. We've worked to repair decades of damage. And we're getting the job done. Let's keep our shoulder to the wheel and finish the job. Let's make the will of the people the law of the land."
A major theme in Gov. Quinn's speech was progress the state has seen in the five years of his tenure. Numbers from the State of the State include:
• Infrastructure: 7,595 miles of roads, 1,311 bridges and 978 schools built and repaired in the last five years. Investment of more than $31 billion into infrastructure through the Illinois Jobs Now! Program.
• Jobs: 280,000 private sector jobs added since 2010.
• Water: More than $1 billion invested in clean water, including replacing water mains and upgrading sewers.
• College education: More than 30 percent increase in the number of residents graduating with degrees and career certificates
• Early education: $45 million being invested to build early education centers
• Health care: 144,000 more people have health coverage in Illinois than a year ago
Main policy points
• Raising the minimum wage to at least $10 per hour
• Creation of the Birth to Five Initiative, which connects parents to prenatal, educational and other resources
• Doubling the Monetary Award Program, which awards grants to residents who attend approved Illinois colleges
• Doubling the Earned Income Tax Credit
• Providing at least two earned sick days for every worker in Illinois
• Doubling the investment of the Clean Water Initiative
• Executive order for a Small Business Advocate to examine existing policies and proposals for effect on small businesses


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Milwaukee Labor Day march centers on immigration issues
Milwaukee's Labor Day celebrations had a different look and feel this year with the annual parade and lakefront festival canceled.
The Labor Fest celebration and parade in Milwaukee was replaced this year by a pair of marches through city streets.
One march from the north and one from the south converged at a rally at Zeidler Park.
This year's march had a definite overtone of immigration rights.
"There is no question that part of the spirit of this event today is about recognition of a new labor movement," said immigration activist Christine Neumann-Ortiz.
With Wisconsin's Act-10 law now on the books, many workers said Monday that the union movement needs to have greater emphasis on immigrants and low-wage workers.
"It's important because we have to restart the labor movement around this," said union member Walter Garron. "We gotta start again. We gotta start from the bottom. I think it's the right thing to do."
"It's about uniting these struggles and that's what makes this Labor Day unique," Neumann-Ortiz said. "Immigration reform is one piece of bringing workers together, raising the floor for all workers."


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Startups expect a lot of their people. They need to be able to work within the confines of a small company–be creative with tight budgets, willing to wear multiple hats, and eager to put in long hours. But they also need to be suited to big organizations; after all, most startups are designed to grow into big companies.
As the founder and CEO of one such aspirational startup, Betterment.com, I'm often asked how I balance rapid growth of company and team with getting the mix of people right. The beauty of creating a business that does things differently is that innovation doesn't stop with the product. We, as leaders of these companies, have the rare opportunity to reinvent the hiring process. A trailblazing startup bucks convention, and building a team is no exception.
At Betterment, we don't seek to fill static roles. We look for people with complementary skill sets; people who can slot right into the team and fulfill multiple responsibilities. Ultimately, we just want people who can execute on our vision and bring their own critical thinking to the table.
Complete the Talent Puzzle
Lots of startups begin with an original team of 2-4 people. In our case, a developer, a product lead, a lawyer and me, a banking and finance consultant. We launched at TechCrunch Disrupt in 2010 and immediately gained 1,000 new customers. It was clear we needed to staff up, and fast.
Luckily, we knew what we didn't know and quickly identified the gaps–a shrewd marketing head and a whole team of developers who could bring our vision to life. Soon after we needed more bodies on customer service, product development, and to create a stronger brand and voice.
We liken the hiring process to completing a talent puzzle. First and foremost, we look for absurdly talented people. Then we figure out where they fit into the team. It goes something like this:
1. Hire entrepreneurs: Entrepreneurs already possess the values, determination, and critical thinking to build successful businesses. They're motivated, fast on their feet, and have original ideas. Entrepreneurs are smart people, but their drive is their biggest asset. Make them an integral part of your team and they'll care about your business as much as you do.
2. Hire people better than you: Heading up a fast-growing company doesn't allow you time to learn each and every facet in detail. You need to be able to trust the judgment and decisions of those you hire, and this only gets more important as you get bigger.
3. Look for flexibility: Our people have come from all over–banks, consultancies, and companies big and small. But they all possess the ability to respond to change and mobilize the necessary forces. Seek out people who welcome change and adapt easily. This is where you complete the puzzle: Harness their many talents to create new roles to fulfill your needs.
Holding on to Talent
Finding and hiring the right people is the first challenge, holding on to them the second. They've come to you because they see opportunity and inspiration in your company. Tap into those emotions to keep them motivated. I've found that entrepreneurs thrive under these conditions:
- Communication: Align the interests of everyone in your company. It's important for entrepreneurs to understand where their talents are most needed. Communicate your short- and long-term vision for the company so they can focus their efforts in the right place.
- Control: It's important they feel important. People choose startups because they want to have an impact. Encourage individualism. Let people decide the best way to get your company to where it needs or wants to be. You'll find that not only do they give you their best work, they'll also self-select, opting out of tasks they're not right for and picking up positions where they can shine. It makes everyone accountable for their mistakes and success, and they'll know they're a part of something great.
- Culture: In a nutshell: How do people feel when they are at work? Is their hard work rewarded and are their mistakes supported? Do they like their coworkers? Is it fun? Do they enjoy being at work? The answer needs to be yes.
Make It Scale
Create the framework and culture for a productive and positive business, and watch it flourish. Get these things right from the start. You'll troubleshoot problems you'll never know existed and you'll have an army of evangelists on your side.
Navigate the talent puzzle and the last pieces will simply fall into place: a humming business and a happy team.
Jon Stein is the founder and CEO of Betterment. Passionate about helping people make smart decisions with their money, he founded the online brokerage in 2008. He is a graduate of Harvard University and Columbia Business School.
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Does it take long to replace a roof on a house?
Replacing a roof is a labor intensive project and depending upon the type, size and complexity of the roof it could take one day or a few days or more to complete. It also depends upon weather conditions. Bad weather always creates delays and hinders completion of the project.
Can you install roof shingles in winter?
Asphalt shingles can be installed properly in winter (late fall and winter) but only if some additional costly measures are taken. A specialized adhesive is needed to be manually applied to each shingle if the temperature is below 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
What is the minimum roof pitch for asphalt shingles?
The manufacturers say a 4/12 pitch is the minimum but the absolute minimum is 2/12. Pitch is measure in inches in vertical rise over one foot of horizontal run. So a 4/12 pitch roof rises 4 inches vertically for every 12 inches of horizontal run.
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Material lifespan:
|Wood Shake
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|Asphalt Shingle
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|Built-Up (BUR)
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Does my roof have to be replaced or can it be repaired?
The common thought is that a leaking roof has to be replaced, but this is not necessarily the solution unless it is very old. Those missing, cracked, broken, or curling shingles are able to be repaired and replaced to stop a leak without replacing the whole roof, while older roofs or roofs with many leaks or other issues should be replaced.
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The long summer without "30 Rock" is finally over, and tonight's season premiere promises another top-flight comedic season with at least one studly pilot. But where will it take us?
While "30 Rock" was all about massive developments in the characters' lives which culminated in a madcap season finale, the big theme of the new seaon will be dealing with these developments.
"Last season we had these big changes and this season will be about how these changes affect everyone," executive producer Robert Carlock said in a press conference. "We're picking up all of these threads and the fun will be seeing how it all reverberates."
Some key pointers.
Matt Damon: Perhaps the most important point is that Matt Damon will continue as Liz Lemon's too-good-to-be-true love interest (too good except that he's named Carol).
"We have an ongoing relationship with this guy Carol, so Matt Damon is going to be coming back," Carlock said.
While something is bound to go very, very wrong very soon in the relationship with her perfect pilot (not to mention Damon has a day job or two), it's too much fun not to enjoy it for a couple of new episodes.
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The day's top national and international news.
Elizabeth Banks and Alec Baldwin: Alec Baldwin has made noises about leaving the show after the season, so savor every Emmy-award winning moment as Jack Donaghy continues to sparkle with his business news host Avery Jessup (Banks).
No doubt, this relationship too will run into trouble quickly now that the love triangle/competition with Julianne Moore's character has ended, but every moment these two spend on screen together sends off comedic sparks. And who really needs love when you have that?
What's best is that the two would seemingly have to work it out somewhat since Jessup, as we saw at the end of last season is (allegedly) pregnant. Stay tuned.
Great guest stars: Other than Damon, Rob Reiner will appear on an episode as himself, Paul Giamatti will be an NBC editor in episode two, Queen Latifah has a multi-episode arc as a Congresswoman who tangles with Jack. Expect many, many more on the show that competes with "Glee" for the most sublime celebrity cameos.
The Live Episode: On Oct. 14. the cast will perform not just one episode live, but a second for the West coast. In two words: doubly awesome.
Kenneth Parcell: While super-page Parcell (Jack McBrayer) was fired in the last episode, the competent glue of the show will never be too far around.
"McBrayer didn't take the hint of us firing Kenneth. He's still here," Carlock quipped. "But at least we get see him wear something other than a page uniform. It's jarring."


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By virtue of the power of sale contained in a Deed to Secure Debt by Charmaine W. Cole and Michael Cole to Ameriquest Mortgage Company, dated November 23, 2004 and filed for record December 20, 2004 in Deed Book 398, Page 604, Appling County, Georgia records, as supplemented by that certain Final Order recorded May 11, 2012 in Deed Book 487, page 674 Appling County, Georgia records, and securing a Note in the original principal amount of $68,900.00; last transferred to CitiFinancial Mortgage Company, Inc. by Assignment, filed for record in Deed Book 402, Page 604, Appling County, Georgia records, there will be sold at a public outcry for cash to the highest bidder before the Courthouse door of Appling County, Georgia, between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in August, 2012, by CitiMortgage, Inc. Successor by Merger with CitiFinancial Mortgage Company, Inc. as Attorney-in-Fact for Charmaine W. Cole and Michael Cole the following property to-wit:
ALL THAT CERTAIN tract or parcel of land lying, being and situate in Land Lot 428, Second Land District, Appling County, Georgia, consisting of 1.57 acres, more or less, said property is bounded, now or formerly, as follows: On the northwest by property of Gwinette M. White; on the northeast by the western right-of-way of U.S. Highway #1, also known as Hatch Parkway North; on the southeast by property of Gwinette M. White; and on the southwest by the eastern right-of-way of Tulip Drive. A more particular description being shown on a plat dated January 2, 2002, made by Merlin J. Tomberlin, R.L.S. 2477. LESS AND EXCEPT: All that certain tract or parcel of land lying, being and situate in Land Lot 428, Second Land District, Appling County, Georgia, consisting of 0.617 acre, more or less, being more particularly described according to that certain plat of survey prepared by Merlin J. Tomberlin, R.L.S. 2477, dated April 15, 2003, recorded in the Office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Appling, Georgia, in Deed Book 383, Page 473, which plat is incorporated herein for a more full and complete description and all other purposes.
The above-described property is also known as 3685 Hatch Parkway North, Baxley, GA 31513.
The indebtedness secured by said Deed to Secure Debt having been declared due and payable because of default in the payment of the indebtedness secured thereby, this sale will be made for the purpose of paying the same and all expenses of sale, including attorney's fees, if applicable.
The property will be sold as the property of the aforesaid grantor subject to the following: all prior restrictive covenants, easements, rights-of-way, security deeds, or encumbrances of record; all valid zoning ordinances; matters which would be disclosed by an accurate survey of the property or by any inspection of the property; all outstanding taxes, assessments, unpaid bills, charges, and expenses that are a lien against the property whether due and payable or not yet due and payable.
Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 44-14-162.2, the name, address and telephone number of the individual or entity who shall have the full authority to negotiate, amend or modify all terms of the above described mortgage is as follows:
CitiMortgage, Inc.
5280 Corporate Drive
Attn: Default Mail Services
Frederick, MD 21703
Phone: HAT Program: 866-272-4749
Fax: 866-989-2089 or 866-989-2088
The foregoing notwithstanding, nothing in O.C.G.A. § 44-14-162.2 shall be construed to require CitiMortgage, Inc., to negotiate, amend or modify the terms of the Deed to Secure Debt described herein.
CitiMortgage, Inc. Successor by Merger with CitiFinancial Mortgage Company, Inc.
as Attorney-in-Fact for Charmaine W. Cole and Michael Cole
By: S. Andrew Shuping, Jr.
6259 Riverdale Road, Suite 100
Riverdale, GA 30274
Publication dates: 07/11/2012, 07/18/2012, 07/25/2012 & 08/01/2012.
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Apple is expected to have a third-generation iPad ready for release in the spring of 2012, and new rumors out of Asia suggest that we'll see a new LED-backlit screen with Retina Display resolutions.
Apparently, suppliers have shown Apple two different types of LED-backlit screens for the next-gen tablet. "One of the new LED light bar designs has proposed to keep the light bar in a single-bar form factor but with two LED chips inside; the other has suggested using dual-LED light bars," say the source. Furthermore, the resolution of the screen is expected to be "higher than 2048 by 1536," putting it in Retina Display territory.
We're also sure to see a slimmer, lighter form factor as well. We'll see how it all pans out.
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