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The first thing you will notice, or at least the first thing that I noticed, was Buyukadas complete lack of cars. Apart from a few exceptions (cop car, ambulance etc.) cars are banned on the island. After spending a few days in Istanbul, the relative tranquility of the island will be a welcome change, as Istanbulers well know. Buyukada is a popular weekend destination for locals to get away from the city.
As you disembark the boat in Buyukada you walk up the pier wich puts you into the town centre. A square flanked with small fish restaurants and tourist post-card type shops. Up the road to the right you find a square with lots of horses and carriages for rent.
Also, as you walk around, mainly out of the town centre, you will notice some pretty impressive old wooden mansions.
Buyukada, meaning 'great island', is the largest of the four islands known as the 'princes' islands'. They are located in the Sea of Marmara about 15-30km south-east from Istanbul.
The 'great island' has two main peaks, on both of wich rest monasteries. The southern hill, Yuce Tepe, is were you can find the Monastery of St. George. This is the easiest accesible for the two, either by horse carriage, bike, or as I did, on foot.
The northern hill called Isa Tepe also has a monastery atop it. This one, however, apparently is still inhabited.
- Pros:No cars, no horns.
- Cons:Easy to get lost.
- In a nutshell:Great place to escape Istanbul for a day
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The goal is to go forward and not backwards to acheive the modern horse. I think we all understand that. Are there ever exceptions to this rule?
What long deceased sires would you consider going "back" to and using with your modern mares? Or would you never do this?
Donnerhall, Rubinstein and Florestan would be one I'd use provided I had the right modern mare for them.


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Granted, CNN's Quick Votes are not the most reliable way to determine the state of a political or social climate. But this Quick Vote deserves concern for those in the Bush camp because it shows a clear public rejection of the speech. Out of 120000 votes posted so far, 90000 found Bush's speech to be worrying rather than reassuring. 6000 found it uplifting. (The Quick Vote on the speech is near the middle of the page on the right side of the screen.)


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Essential Stem Cell Methodsby Robert Lanza
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Pub. Date: 04/01/2009
Publisher: Elsevier Science
This is a fast-moving field, and these detailed methods will help drive advances in stem cell research. The editors have hand selected step-by-step methods from researchers with extensive reputations and expertise.
This volume, as part of the Reliable Lab Solutions series, delivers busy researchers a handy, time-saving source for the best methods and protocols in
This is a fast-moving field, and these detailed methods will help drive advances in stem cell research. The editors have hand selected step-by-step methods from researchers with extensive reputations and expertise.
This volume, as part of the Reliable Lab Solutions series, delivers busy researchers a handy, time-saving source for the best methods and protocols in stem cells.
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Section 1: Organ-Derived Stem Cells
1. Neural Stem Cell Isolation and Characterization
Rodney L. Rietze and Brent A. Reynolds
2. Neural Stem Cells and Their Manipulation Evan Snyder
3. Retinal Stem Cells
Thomas A. Reh and Andy J. Fischer
4. Dental Pulp Stem Cells
He Liu, Stan Gronthos and Songtao Shi
5. Spermatogonial Stem Cells
Jon M. Oatley and Ralph L. Brinster
6. Stem Cells in the Lung
Xiaoming Liu, Ryan R. Driskell and John F. Engelhardt
7. Pancreatic Cells and Their Progenitors
Seth J. Salpeter and Yuval Dor
8. Pluripotent Stem Cells from Germ Cells Candace L. Kerr, Michael J. Shamblott and John D. Gearhart
9. Amniotic Fluid and Placental Stem Cells Dawn M. Delo, Paolo De Coppi, Georg Bartsch, Jr. and Anthony Atala
10. Cord Blood Stem and Progenitor Cells Mervin C. Yoder
11. Purification of Hematopoietic Stem Cells Using the Side Population
K.K. Lin and Margaret A. Goodell
12. Microarray Analysis of Stem Cells and Differentiation
Howard Y. Chang
13. Tissue Engineering Using Adult Stem Cells Daniel Eberli
14. Mesenchymal Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering
Nicholas W. Marion and Jeremy J. Mao
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15. Murine Embryonic Stem Cells
Andras Nagy and Kristina Vintersten
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Books I want to read in 2006
- Macbeth (William Shakespeare) [Genuine.]
- Death in Venice (Thomas Mann)
- On the Road (Jack Kerouac)
- The Da Vinci Code (Dan Brown)
- One Hundred Years of Solitude (Gabriel García Márquez)
- The Stand (Stephen King)
- Naked Lunch (W.S. Burroughs)
- Tess of the D'Urbervilles (Thomas Hardy) [recommended by professor]
- Far from the Madding Crowd (Thomas Hardy) [recommended by professor]
- Fateless (Imre Kertesz) [recommended by Slothrop33]
- The New York Trilogy (Paul Auster) [suggested by Slothrop33]
- William Shakespare (open for suggestions)
- Salman Rushdie (open for suggestions)
- Ender's Game (Orson Scott Card)
no part. order
Any comments to these books?
Any recommendations?
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Da Vinci code was way overrated. Naked Lunch was too odd to finish... (how many times can you read about rimming?) and the Stand was horribly long but worthwhile.
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The reason why I want to read these books is maybe because it is so much talked about them. As for The Stand, I started reading it back in 2004, but it was *too* long, so I gave it up. But I remember liking the apocalyptic atmosphere.
BTW, do you know any decent books?
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I have read 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' (Gabriel García Márquez) and I found it rather dreary so I cannot recomment it.
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Honestly the title already suggests something dreary. :)
But still I feel that I need to read one of Márquez' works. If you know a better one, tell me.
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I'll have to disagree -- I find nothing dreary about "One Hundred Years" or, indeed, about any Marquez I've read. There's a fanciful touch to his prose that makes me ecstatic to read it.
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Oh cool, some disagreement here. This motivates me even more to read it...
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One of my favorite majical realism novels is "The Tin Drum" by Grass. It is amazing and much more appealing to me than the Latin American magical realists. The movie by Volker Schlorndof is also quite amazing.
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Interesting point. The Tin Drum was last year on my to-read list, but I dropped it off this year. No idea why. Maybe next year. Thanks anyway, and I agree with you on the film.
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If you want to read Paul Auster, you should start with "The New York Trilogy." If you want some later Auster, "The Book of Illusions" is quite good.
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Thanks. So far, I have only read Moon Palace which I really liked.
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The Da Vinci Code is great, definitely worth reading.
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Yes, hopefully I'll find the time to read it very soon. Friends and family recommended it numerous times.
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I've just finished 'Far From The Madding Crowd' by Thomas Hardy, and it is even better (slightly) than
'Tess of the D'Urbervilles'.
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I'll buy this as a recommendation. Thanks, professor.
BTW, how did you go with East of Eden?
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East of Eden was truly excellent, mostly better even than The Grapes of Wrath, although I thought the ending didn't work quite as well. I'll put my full review up on my list of reads for 2006 when I get some time.
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Glad you liked it. I can't wait to read your extended thoughts.
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Mugler made headlines last year with the appointment of Nicola Formichetti as creative director of the brand. Oh, and of course, Lady Gaga as a runway addition. The jackets and strong shoulders that came down the catwalk were very Mugler, and Formichetti brought darkness and edge to the "post-human android-goddess".
Fast forward three seasons: Formichetti and Romain Kremer brought the ocean to Spring. Seafoam and coral added depth to blacks, whites and greys. My favorite detail? Digital cutouts. If the ladies get to show off some skin in the heat, why cant we?
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- In the Cheiron Group's Hunters section, there's a quote about a character's backstory being an Iraq vet being hired as a "cleaner", or cover-up specialist, and describes their main choice in life being to have nightmares about Iraq or about their current job. It's followed by this:
You were a cleaner, too. An actual cleaner. With a mop. A clerical error led to you (instead of someone with a name with one letter different) getting transferred to Field Projects, and you had the surgery before you figured out what was happening and they realized their mistake. Too late now. You have parts of monsters inside you, a gun you dont know how to use and a handbook thats worse than useless. Youre in trouble.


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4 LB Jaylon Smith Notre Dame 6-2 223
6 WR Moritz Boehringer Germany 6-4 227
7 OT Brandon Shell South Carolina 6-5 324
7 RB Tre Madden USC 6-0 223
DE David Onyemata, LB Ian Seau, FS Jordan Lomax, CB DeAndre Elliott,
QB Jeff Driskel, TE David Morgan, OG Spencer Drango, OC Mike Matthews
2015 MNF Executive Champion!
I know we keep hearing about Spence being Butlers guy but I'm not so sure there wasn't a little voice in his ear. Tomlin worked with a guy who was very similiar coming out of college and turned out to be a hell of an NFL talent. He reminds me alot of him when you watch him on film. He also was undersized and his play was centered around his unique instincts for his position. If Spence ends up being anything close to Derrick Brooks...We have a gem.
Using your intellect and football sense in knowing where to position yourself on a play sometimes is all that is needed to equalize the size/strength advantage of the opponent. The very fact that Spence is being noticed this early speaks volumes on his potential.


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Let's just hope the Chicago Reader retains it's own unique style. Their production will most likely end up moving to Atlanta, where all Creative Loafing papers are produced (in a bland, uninspired package, they're no Stranger).
The alt-weekly world is going to shit. These corporate mergers and buyouts are sucking the "alt" out of them. You end up with less community-based journalism and more generic, non-regional stories that will work in any market.
For the record, I used to be an art director for the Weekly Planet, which became Creative Loafing (after buying out the latter), at which point I high-tailed it to Seattle. I just couldn't take the new corporate atmosphere they were creating.
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This is devastating. I loved The Reader when I lived in Chicago. I can't imagine it being produced in Atlanta.
I LOVE the Chicago Reader!! I read it all the time when I visit Chicago!! Guess I will have to tell the ex-BF...
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Moutiers-Au-Perche is situated in the Orne (Normandy region) in the north of France at 56 km from Alencon, the department capital. (General information: Moutiers-Au-Perche is 118 km from Paris).
Popular places to visit nearby include Nogent-le-Rotrou at 17 km and Mortagne-au-Perche at 23 km. For more places to visit and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
Moutiers-Au-Perche, France: places to visit and attractions
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- Remalard: market Monday (8km)
- Longny-Au-Perche: market Wednesday (10km)
- La Loupe: market Tuesday (12km)
- Senonches: market Friday (17km)
- Nogent-le-Rotrou: market Saturday all day (17km)
- Tourouvre: market Friday (19km)
- Mortagne-Au-Perche: market Saturday all day (23km)
- Le Theil: market Wednesday (27km)
- Vitrai-sous-Laigle: market Tuesday (29km)
- Courville-sur-Eure: market Thursday (29km)
Tourist attractions to visit near Moutiers-Au-Perche, France
Below we show places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Moutiers-Au-Perche and wondering what to do next!
Recommended detour towns (fr: plus beau détour) Nogent-le-Rotrou (17km); Chateaudun (58km)
Regional Natural Parcs Perche (10km)
Remarkable gardens Jardin de la petite Rochelle (8km); Le pré Catelan (35km)
Sites of natural beauty Forêt de Perseigne (45km)
Listed as villages d'etape - (recommended place to break a long journey) Tourouvre (19km)
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Distance to Moutiers-Au-Perche
from Alencon (prefecture): 56 km
from Paris: 118 km
from Calais: 284 km
from Nice: 725 km
from Bordeaux: 419 km
from Strasbourg: 508 km
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"Jack's Back" makes for a truly satisfying (if premature!) end to the VOYAGERS! series. It has everything we've come to expect from the show--historical significance, action, Bogg and Jeff being separated and reunited, Bogg going goofy over a pretty girl. And yet it has MORE.
Mainly? "Jack's Back" has a single powerful setting, and a nemesis! But first--the standard good stuff. Julia Duffy (Wizards and Warriors, Newhart) plays spitfire American girl reporter, Nelly Bly. She's supposed to be catching a boat to continue her attempt to break the fictional around-the-world record of Jules Verne's Phileas Fogg (and don't think Bogg's name doesn't maker her immediately suspicious of him!) But she'd rather solve the mystery of the century: the identity of Jack the Ripper! Except... it looks like the Ripper may have found her first, just as our heroes fell out of the cosmos to rescue her! It was enjoyable to have a female lead who, while petite and cute, has more on her mind than just falling for Bogg's baby blues! While her risk-taking gets our heroes into trouble, and thus is somewhat annoying, she isn't asking for anyone's protection. Girl power! Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, suffering from writers block, is equally fun as he uses Sherlock Holmes' ability to notice details in order to help Bogg and Jeff in their attempt to learn who attacked Nelly Bly -- was it, indeed, the Ripper? One of my favorite scenes consists of Doyle studying the detritus from Jeff's Nikes to try to deduce where he's been lately! The story focuses on Doyle only as a writer with Holmesian tendencies, not on any of his spiritualist interests, which might have been intriguing considering Bogg and Jefferey's encounter some episodes ago ("Agents of Satan"?)with Harry Houdini! But considering the necessity to keep the historic elements fairly straightforward, that editorial choice hardly hurts the story.
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A Person I work with referred me to Dr. Brian, I have never gone to a Chiropractor before. My experience with him has been unbelievable. I went to him for a consolation to see if he could help me, I took disc of MRI's and results of tests and exrays I've had done. After these Doctors sending me from Doctor to Doctor, I had enough. Dr. Brian has helped me in so many ways I can stand up for a period of time without getting dizzy. He's helped me with nerve pain. I have a buldging hernated disc in my neck to my spine. I can actually live again , I have a little way to go but he's has helped me so much.
When I first came to Dr. Brian, I was experiencing severe nerve pain down my left leg, When I sit down I am in excruciating pain. While walking I feel pain. I selected Dr. Brian based on the reviews I read and I was very encouraged and I believed he could help me. In the first visit, I explained my situation to Dr. Brian and he was very attentive and empathetic and retained all the details. He ran some physical tests and assessed my situation accurately. On the first visit, he began with the chiropractic treatment mildly. Dr. Brian is truly proficient and knows very well the physiological makeup of the spine and all the nerves and muscles, that after a few more visits, I regained my full mobility and the pain was COMPLETELY GONE! The timing for my recovery was perfect because I was able to enjoy spending Christmas and New Year's with my wife, my 9 year old son and my 5 year daughter PAIN-FREE! Dr. Brian is a patient's-doctor. He makes you feel valued by listening to you attentively. He treats you with respect and dignity. He explains every procedure to you before he administers the adjustment. He converses with you throughout the process and keeps you relaxed. Dr. Brian is also a man of INTEGRITY. He believes in providing the quality care you need rather than scheduling surplus appointments. He is constantly assessing your progress to minimize or to space out the appointments giving you your own customized treatment plan based on how your body is healing. Also, Dr. Brian's assistant, Kelly, is the complete professional. She is warm and friendly and always makes you feel very important. If you leave a message at the doctor's office on a Friday, Kelly will even call you back on a Saturday to get you scheduled for the following week because she cares very much for the patients and desires for them to get relief as soon as possible. I recommend Dr. Brian to anyone suffering severe pain in the spinal / neck area or any nerve pain stemming from the back shooting into the leg area. Let me end with a simple equation: BEFORE DR. BRIAN = FULL OF PAIN. WITH DR. BRIAN = PAIN-FREE!
If I never seen with my own eyes what Dr. BRIAN Did for my brother , I never would of went to a chiropractor myself out of fear or disbelief. I`M SO GLAD I DID. I`m feeling my age again (37) and moving like I haven't in YEARS. I can bend !! Highly recommend doctor and staff. Very friendly and personable , and never a long wait.
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Wonderful atmosphere! Kelly is a friendly and helpful receptionist and Dr. Brian knows his spines! He understands human anatomy like nobody's business! He helped me with gastric issues and is helping me now with a shoulder/neck injury! Very knowledgeable! I highly recommend seeing him not just because of all the things I've mentioned, but also because he's so down to earth! He truly cares about everyone!!
Dr. Brian Hymowitz listens to my individual back pains that may vary per visit and treats them w/ warm hands. He is very knowledgeable and caring. I am on a maintenance routine w/ him now and have not had severe back pain in over a year. Dr Brian also gives me stretching exercises that help tremendously. Am so very glad that my two friends recommended Dr Brian to me.
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BERLIN The head of Germany's military intelligence said in a rare interview that one of his main challenges was to protect defense projects from industrial espionage by the Chinese and Russian secret services.
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Chief Ulrich Birkenheier told Die Welt in an interview published on Monday that "espionage against international defense projects" was a growing challenge, with foreign agents trying to get hold of information about military trials of new defence products.
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The most recent polling suggests Mark Dayton should safely win reelection in 2014... but it didn't consider the possibility that decorated war hero and retiring Minnesota Rep. John Kriesel might make a run for Dayton's job.
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On Friday, Kriesel fueled speculation he might enter the race by posting a "Kriesel for Governor" graphic on Facebook, along with the question: "What do you think?"
Many of the most than 100 comments on the photo express excitement about the idea, but Kriesel faces a stiff challenge if he does decide to challenge Dayton -- namely, convincing his fellow MNGOPers he's conservative enough.
During his one-term tenure as a legislator, Kriesel generated waves by strongly supporting gay marriage and the Vikings stadium. His unorthodox positions have fueled social media-driven Republican-on-Republican spats with Minnesota for Marriage's Andy Parrish, stadium opponent Rep. Mary Kiffmeyer, and former MNGOP Senate staffer Bob Koss.
In fact, one of the more humorous comments on Kriesel's Friday Facebook post came from Parrish, who said: "Dayton will be difficult for you to beat in a primary, but it can be done."
Real Capitol View got in touch with Kriesel over the weekend in hopes of gauging how serious he is about running for governor in 2014. Here's what he said:
"I would never rule out a run for governor, and the encouragement and support that I've received has been flattering, but I absolutely love my new job working for Anoka County Veterans Services and I've enjoyed being able to spend more time with my wife and sons now that I'm out of politics," said Kriesel.
He added, "I chose not to seek relection [sic] to the Minnesota House of Representatives so I could spend more time with my family. A 2014 gubernatorial run would take away from that."
In other words, yes, he's thinking about it.
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