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Vorbach H - - 2002
Phlebitis is a severe local adverse event related to the use of parenteral macrolides. In order to evaluate the effect of azithromycin and erythromycin on human venous endothelial cells, we set up an in vitro model. The intracellular levels of purine nucleotides, as adenosine 5'-triphosphate (ATP), adenosine 5'-diphosphate (ADP) and ...
El Messaoudi K - - 2002
In vitro incubation of human cytomegalovirus (Towne strain) with 8 U/ml human recombinant myeloperoxidase plus sodium chloride and glucose nearly abolished viral infectivity. To assay the effect on intracellular infection, cell toxicity of the enzymes was first studied. Even the high dose of 16 U/ml of recombinant myeloperoxidase plus 10 ...
Spector Jason A - - 2002
The dura mater, the outermost layer of the meninges, is thought to be essential for calvarial morphogenesis, postnatal suture fusion, and osseous repair of calvarial defects. Despite numerous studies illustrating the fundamental role of the dura mater, there is little information about the autocrine and paracrine mechanisms regulating dural cell ...
Lee Woon Kyu - - 2002
We established six renal tubular cell lines from definite tubular areas of the kidney of transgenic mice harboring tsSV40 large T-antigen gene. Three are proximal tubular cell lines prepared from the S(1), S(2) and S(3) segments of the proximal tubule and the others are collecting duct cell lines obtained from ...
Babich H - - 2002
Minocycline, a broad-spectrum antibiotic used in the treatment of acne and periodontal disease and to control inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, has recently been shown to induce a spectrum of adverse health effects. In the light of these contradictory data, this research was directed to provide basic information on ...
Stearns Diane M - - 2002
Chromium trispicolinate (CrPic) is a popular dietary supplement that is not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration. We are using this compound as a bio-available model to explore the role of Cr(III) in Cr(VI)-induced cancers. The ability of CrPic to cause mutations at the hypoxanthine (guanine) phosphoribosyltransferase (hprt) locus ...
Huheihel Mahmoud - - 2002
The cell wall sulfated polysaccharide of the red microalga Porphyridium sp. exhibited impressive antiviral activity against herpes simplex virus types 1 and 2 (HSV-1 and -2) both in vitro (cell culture) and in vivo (rats and rabbits). Depending on the concentration, this polysaccharide completely inhibited or slowed down the development ...
Heidemann Rüdiger - - 2002
A new approach has been developed and used to minimize the timeand more carefully monitor and control the seed-train expansionprocess of recombinant mammalian cell lines. The process uses 50or 100 ml cryo-bags that contain frozen cells at high cell densities of 20 x 10(6) ml(-1) (100 ml bags) or 40 ...
Waldron M R - - 2002
Cells were harvested from four rumen locations in four 2- to 3-yr-old ewes fed fescue hay to determine whether cell origin has an effect on cellular VFA metabolism. Tissue (approximately 150 cm2) was excised from the anterior cranial pillar, ventral sac floor, caudal pillar surface, and dorsal sac ceiling. Cells ...
Werner Andreas - - 2002
On inflamed endothelium the cell surface protein E-selectin isexpressed which supports the initial process of attachment -capturing and rolling of leukocytes. A recombinant CHO cell linesecreting a soluble E-selectin-IgG chimera was cultivated competitively under serum free conditions in three different bioreactor systems: a 1 l Super-Spinner, a 2 l stirred ...
Pal Tamal K - - 2002
Cultured rabbit periodontal ligament cells were subjected to short term cryopreservation in liquid nitrogen, for a period of 84 hours and 168 hours, to study the effect of cryopreservation on coll viability and culturing ability. The vital cell count performed by Trypan Blue exclusion was 14.93 x 10(0) cells/ml in ...
Jørgensen A - - 2001
Human retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) cells are capable of presenting bacterial superantigens (SAg) to T cells in vitro by ligation of MHC class II molecules on RPE cells with the T cell receptor. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the involvement of adhesion molecules in presentation of SAg. ...
Griffiths C - - 2001
1. The functioning of nitric oxide (NO) as a biological messenger necessitates that there be an inactivation mechanism. Cell suspensions from a rat brain region rich in the NO signalling pathway (cerebellum) were used to investigate the existence of such a mechanism and to determine its properties. 2. The cells ...
Lee D Y - - 2001
The effect of 2,5,2',5'-tetrachlorobiphenyl (TcBP) on cell death was investigated in the cyanobacterium Anabaena flos-aquae (Lyngb.) Bréb grown in a P-limited, semicontinuous culture under N2-fixing conditions during a 17-d period. The TcBP was supplied daily to yield final concentrations of 1, 10, and 100 ppb (or ng/ml). At 1 and ...
Benga G - - 2001
Six cell lines of human malignant melanoma: A375, A375.2, G361, HMV-1, MM8.1 and WM115 were seeded at densities of 1x10(4) cells/ml, 2 x 10(4) cells/ml or 3 x 10(4) cells/ml of RPMI medium supplemented with 10% fetal calf serum and antibiotics in a humidified atmosphere of 5% CO2 at 37 ...
Application of capillary electrophoresis to monitor populations of Cellulomonas cartae KYM-7 and ...
Yamada K - - 2001
A bacterial cell mixture ot Cellulomonas cartae KYM-7 and Agrobacterium tumefaciens KYM-8 was analyzed by capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE) and capillary gel electrophoresis (CGE). Both pherograms showed two discrete peaks. The cells in the peaks were collected, Gram stained, and examined with a microscope. The cells of the two strains ...
Stevan F R - - 2001
Polysaccharides extracted from several red and brown seaweeds growing along the South American coasts were evaluated regarding their cytotoxic effects against HeLa cells. Sulfated galactans were isolated and purified from the red algae Bostrychia montagnei (BHW and B4 fractions, 17 and 22% SO3Na, respectively) and Porphyra columbina (PC75 fraction, 15.6% ...
Chang M C - - 2001
There are 600 million betel quid (BQ) chewers in the world. BQ chewing is a major etiologic factor of oral cancer. Areca nut (AN) and arecoline may inhibit the growth of oral mucosal fibroblasts (OMF) and keratinocytes. In this study, AN extract (100-800 microg/ml) and arecoline (20-120 microM) inhibited the ...
Lao G - - 2001
A humanized clone containing the trehalose-6-phosphate synthase and trehalose-6-phosphate phosphatase (otsA/B) has been constructed. Using the Gateway Cloning System (Invitrogen, Inc.), the otsA/B genes have been placed under the control of the CMV promoter (pEXPcmv-otsA/B) or the CMV promoter and the tet operator (pEXP cmv TetO-otsA/B). The pEXPcmv-otsA/B clone has ...
Tung Y H - - 2001
Epidemiological studies have shown an association between exposure to indoor air pollution from Chinese-style cooking and risk of lung cancer among Chinese females. Several toxic substances have been identified in cooking oil fumes (COF) collected from heated rapeseed oil. In this study, we examined the biological effects of COF on ...
Foresti M - - 2001
Mouse erythroleukemia (Mel) cells have a cell cycle-dependent high sensitivity to chemical and physical mutagens. This report shows that a 5 h exposure to 0.1 or 0.01 microg/ml metavanadate during the initial period of erythroid differentiation induction was sufficient to permanently damage the ability of treated Mel cells and their ...
Mersch-Sundermann V - - 2001
Musk ketone is a widely used artificial fragrance which has been identified in human fatty tissue and milk. The mutagenic and comutagenic effects of this compound were studied in micronucleus tests with a human derived hepatoma cell line (Hep G2). Exposure of the cells to MK alone in the range ...
Das M - - 2001
Effect of post harvest washing as well as cell concentration on de-emulsification characteristics of an isolated Micrococcus species has been tested with Tween 60 Span 60 stabilised oil in water (o/w) and L-92 pluronic surfactant stabilised water in oil (w/o) model emulsions (kerosene water). The cells used were 140 h ...
Ueta E - - 2001
The influence of anticancer drugs and irradiation on Candida cell proliferation, adherence to HeLa cells and susceptibility to antifungal drugs (amphotericin B and miconazole) and neutrophils were examined using two Candida albicans strains. After treatment with 5-fluorouracil (25 microg/ml to 250 microg/ml), cis-diammine-dichloroplatinum (10 microg/ml to 100 microg/ml), peplomycin (0.5 ...
Yan T - - 2001
We report an apparently novel toxic effect of the dinoflagellate Alexandrium tamarense, manifested by inhibition of the egg hatching success of the scallop, Chlamys farreri. The hatching rate of C. farreri approached only 30% of controls when its fertilised eggs were exposed for 36h to A. tamarense cells or cellular ...
Hong S J - - 2001
Mitomycin-C has recently become an adjunct medication for inhibition of fibroblast proliferation in glaucoma filtering procedures. Prolonged postoperative ocular hypotony has been a frequent complication of trabeculectomy with mitomycin-C. In order to characterize the hypotony mechanism, we compared the toxic effects of mitomycin-C on cultured rabbit ciliary process cells and ...
Yamate J - - 2001
Transforming growth factor-beta1 (TGF-beta1) produced by infiltrating macrophages plays a role in fibrotic disorders through the induction of myofibroblasts. To explore possible mechanisms by which TGF-beta1 may act in this context, we investigated effects of TGF-beta1 on macrophage-like (HS-P) and myofibroblastic (MT-9) cells, two novel cell lines developed by us. ...
Mbanya D N - - 2001
OBJECTIVES: To establish a reproducible in vitro model for evaluating endothelial cell function in clinical disease states. DESIGN: A prospective study of human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVEC) isolated and cultured. SETTING: Department of Haematology, University of Yaounde I, Cameroon and Department of Medicine University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. RESULTS: The ...
Mozdarani H - - 2001
The interactive clastogenic effects of Nd-YAG laser induced hyperthermia (laserthermia) in combination with antineoplastic agents on normally oxygenated and chronically hypoxic HeLa cells were investigated. Exponentially growing HeLa cells were treated with bleomycin sulfate (BLM) (2-4 microg/ml), adriamycin (ADM) (2-4 microg/ml) and actinomycin D (ACT) (0.2-0.4 microg/ml) alone or in ...
De Groot C J - - 2001
The cytotoxicity of dextran T40, methacrylated dextran (dex-MA) and hydroxyethyl-methacrylated dextran (dex-HEMA), dextran-based hydrogel discs and microspheres, and their degradation products, was studied by measuring the cell proliferation inhibition index (CPII) on human fibroblasts in vitro. In addition, during the 72 h incubation period light-microscopic observations were performed daily. After ...
Zeller R - - 2001
This unit describes selected methods for fixing and sectioning various forms of biological materials ranging from tissues to single cells. Sections prepared according to these protocols can then be used to examine cell and tissue morphology and in studies involving in situ hybridization, immunohistochemistry, and enzyme histochemistry. The basic protocol ...
Bennett F - - 2001
This unit describes an ELISA and a cell proliferation assay that can be used, respectively, to measure the protein level or biologic activity of human and murine interleukin 11 (IL-11). The bioassay is based on the ability of IL-11 to support growth of the B9-11 cell line, a subline of ...
Traoré A - - 2001
Okadaic acid (OA) is a shellfish toxin produced by dinoflagellates, in mussels. It is a potent tumour promoter and represents a potential threat to human health even at low concentrations. OA targets mainly the gastrointestinal tract in acute poisoning, causing diarrhoea. Therefore the present investigations were designed to study the ...
Ledbetter T K - - 2001
OBJECTIVE: To determine cytotoxic effects of activated polymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMN) and peroxynitrite on bovine mammary secretory epithelial cells before and after addition of nitric oxide synthase inhibitors, myeloperoxidase (MPO) inhibitors, and free-radical scavengers. SAMPLE POPULATION: Polymorphonuclear neutrophils from 3 lactating cows. PROCEDURE: Cells from the bovine mammary epithelial cell line ...
Furlanetto T W - - 2001
Estradiol has well-known indirect effects on the thyroid. A direct effect of estradiol on thyroid follicular cells, increasing cell growth and reducing the expression of the sodium-iodide symporter gene, has been recently reported. The aim of the present investigation was to study the effect of estradiol on iodide uptake by ...
Laudes M - - 2001
Preparation of cells from solid organs often induces a functional impairment due to the proteolytic cell damage by the applied digestive enzyme like collagenase, trypsin or dispase. To preserve the tissue and to enhance the yield of cells, Laue et al. reported an islet cell isolation with pre-incubation at 4 ...
Wiegers G J - - 2001
Glucocorticoids inhibit stimulus-induced T-cell proliferation, an early and essential parameter of cellular immunity. It was recently found however that physiological concentrations of glucocorticoids can also accelerate, not only inhibit, rat T-cell mitogenesis. We investigated mechanism(s) underlying mitogenic actions of glucocorticoids on anti-T-cell receptor (TCR)- and concanavalin A (Con A)-induced T-cell ...
Barba I - - 2001
NMR-visible mobile lipid (ML) has been observed in aggressive tumors and also in in vitro tumor cell models subjected to growth-inhibiting conditions, such as confluence or low-pH stress. The aim of the present study was to determine if ML production after confluence or low pH stress in a cultured cell ...
Motose H - - 2001
Local intercellular communication is involved in tracheary element (TE) differentiation of zinnia (Zinnia elegans L.) mesophyll cells and mediated by a proteinous macromolecule, which was designated xylogen. To characterize and isolate xylogen, a bioassay system to monitor the activity of xylogen was developed, in which mesophyll cells were embedded in ...
Di Vito M - - 2001
The presence of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)-visible mobile lipid (ML) domains in apoptotic lymphoblasts suggests alterations in neutral lipid metabolism and compartmentation during programmed cell death. The detection of similar ML signals in activated lymphocytes raises questions about common mechanisms of ML formation during apoptosis and upon lymphoblast stimulation. Structure ...
Chen K - - 2001
Lactate and ammonia are the two major waste products formed during mammalian cell growth. Accumulation of these side products can have a negative effect on cell growth, and has drawn recent attention because of their inhibitory effects on the specific product synthesis rate. Our aim is to reduce lactate formation ...
Tanaka T - - 2001
BACKGROUND: This study was designed to evaluate cellular uptake and cytotoxicity of cisplatin in methylcholanthrene (MCA)-induced rat sarcoma cells when used in combination with a detergent, digitonin. MATERIALS AND METHODS: In the cellular intake study, after MCA sarcoma cells (10(7)) were treated with cisplatin alone (50 micrograms/ml) and with cisplatin ...
Kelly M R - - 2001
Ingesting phenolic phytochemicals in many plant products may promote health, but the effects of phenolic phytochemicals at the cellular level have not been fully examined. Thus, it was determined if the tea phenolic phytochemical, epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), protects U937 human pro-monocytic cells against the nitrogen free radical, nitric oxide (*NO). ...
Honda Y - - 2001
A new cell growth inhibitor, curvularol, was isolated from the fermentation broth of Curvularia sp. RK97-F166. Curvularol showed no antibacterial activity, and very weak antifungal activity. However, curvularol inhibited the cell cycle progression of normal rat kidney (NRK) cells in G1 phase at 150 ng/ml. Curvularol induced the morphological reversion ...
Slaninov? I - - 2001
We compared the effects of four quaternary benzo[c]phenanthridine alkaloids--chelerythrine, chelilutine, sanguinarine, and sanguilutine--and two quaternary protoberberine alkaloids-berberine and coptisine--on the human cell line HeLa (cervix carcinoma cells) and the yeasts Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Schizosaccharomyces japonicus var. versatilis. The ability of alkaloids to display primary fluorescence, allowed us to record their ...
Leblond V S - - 2001
The effects of endosulfan, an organochlorine pesticide, on cortisol secretion in vitro were investigated in enzymatically dispersed head kidney cells of rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss. First, the conditions for maximal cortisol secretion were characterized by selecting the optimal concentrations of adrenocorticotropin (ACTH) (1 IU/ml) and N(6), 2'-o-dibutyryladenosine 3':5'-cyclic monophosphate (dbcAMP) ...
Jiang F - - 2001
In order to explore whether the conventional use of 5-fluorouracil (5-Fu) had any toxic effects on trabecular meshwork cells, bovine trabecular meshwork cells were cultured in vitro and exposed to 5-Fu at different concentrations. The cellular morphology, ultrastructure, mortality and phagocytosis were studied under light microscopy, transmission electron microscopy and ...
Banu K S - - 2001
Differential effects of testosterone and estradiol on the proliferation of human thyroid papillary (NPA-87-1) and follicular (WRO-82-1) carcinoma cell lines were assessed by [(3)H]-thymidine incorporation and the cell number. Cells (2.5 x 10(5)) plated in 24-well culture plates in 400 microL RPMI-1640 medium/well, under 5% CO(2) and 95= air, at ...
Wrench G A - - 2001
Mitotic PtK1 cells were arrested in mitosis with nocodazole to determine the effect of cytochalasin J (CJ) on kinetochore structure in arrested and nocodazole-released cells. In previous studies it was shown that CJ had a more pronounced effect on alteration of kinetochore structure and spindle microtubule (MT) architecture when applied ...
Yokoyama S - - 2001
We investigated the effect of epigallocatechin-gallate (EGCG), the main constituent of green tea polyphenols, on human glioblastoma cell lines U-373 MG and U-87 MG, rat glioma cell line C6, and rat nonfunctioning pituitary adenoma cell line MtT/E. Cell viability was determined by assay with 3-(4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl)-2,5-diphenyl tetrazolium bromide (MTT), and the ...
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Dixons Retail and Carphone Warehouse enter merger talks
PC World and Currys-owner Dixons Retail and Carphone Warehouse have announced that the two companies have entered talks over a potential merger.
Dixons and Carphone Warehouse enter merger talks (Carphone Warehouse pic: Colin Stout)
In a trading update, the retailers confirmed they were in "preliminary discussions" over a merger.
The statement said that discussions are at a "very preliminary stage", and that there is "no certainty" that a merger will go ahead. It added that "no decision" has been taken on the potential structure of such a merger.
Mobile phone retailer Carphone Warehouse operates over 2,000 branches across
Over the past 12 months, the two companies have collaborated over a joint "Tablets for Schools" CSR initiative. Carphone Warehouse chief executive Andrew Harrison and Dixons chief executive Sebastian James claim the scheme will help "bridge the digital divide" in the nation's schools.
A desire to "optimise" branch networks is behind the merger, according to CSS Insight founder Shaun Collins.
He said: "The rationale for this move is clear: both retail chains offer similar ranges of connected products and are looking to optimise their retail networks. It emphasises our view that devices have become a continuum, differing only in screen size.
"Despite the shift to Internet sales, a presence on the high street will continue to be important, and a new entity has the potential to reshape mobile retailing in
After a rocky period, Dixons has pushed back into profit in recent years on the back of an increased focus on after-sales services.
Last month, the company revealed a five-fold increase in underlying profits in the
Earlier this year, Dixons appointed former O2 marketer Gary Booker as its chief marketing officer, overseeing its brands in
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@24 I can see your point, and I agree that they should listen more to the casual players. On the other hand, I don't see how reducing trash mobs that give elite guilds trouble, is going to do anything but help casual players. One day they might face dungeon trash inspired by the same philosophy in game design, and encounter similar problems.
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... wine and a call home as they have free WiFii. We are directed to the faster vaporetta and get back to San Zaccharia in record time. Back on our little terrace having some Pino Grigio and doing my blog, while Rick has a siesta. Dinner will be late for us tonight, probably around 8:00. So now very hungry and on the advice of our hotel manager, Claudio, we head to Antica Sacrestia as we are looking for beef, particularly Florentine beef, that we hear is very good. It is ...
Food Markets in Venice
... their claws, and piles of tiny grey local prawns – known as 'schie' – literally jumping out of their boxes.
Most of the fish were lagoon fish as well as ones from the Adriatic sea, there was massive swordfish that the vendors would slice pieces depending on customers requests down to tiny bait fish. Everything was on displayed from flounder to sardines, black ink squids, small and large octopus as well as lobster, crab and prawns.
Venetian weekender
... to see several pizzeria operated by Asians chattering away in Italian - no problem, just odd in the heartland of classic Europe. We opt for a salad pizza with locals and others, relatively modest price.
We are treated on return to a young maestro playing a grand piano in the lobby, not any old stuff, but good quality classical and other standards - lingered a bit then retired.
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Venice Day 2 - The Ghetto
... Jewish presence. We stopped at the Jewish museum, bought tickets for the tour and then wandered the area until it was time for our tour. We were excited when we discovered two stores that were selling the glass figurines of the rabbis that were at least similar to ones we had seen before. We studied them and decided we had to do some serious thinking about them.
Meanwhile, some background about the ghetto. The Jewish Ghetto in_Venice is the original ghetto, in ...
Riding Gondolas
... mobile home room. From there, we caught the water bus to and from Venice (a short 20-30 min ride). We spent two full days in Venice and found this to be the perfect length of time for travelers on a budget. Of course, as is the case with most lovely cities, if you had a bit more flexibility in the cash department, one could easily spend a few more days and have no problems finding things to do, places to wander to and shops to browse in.
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WHEN: Friday, July 9
For FM, this year is turning out to be rather special. Not only has current album Metropolis received generally rave reviews, but they also got the chace to play on the main stage at the Download Festival on June 13, replacing Ratt at the last minute.
"There I was, having a nice cup of coffee at home when I got the call about Download, and two days later we're onstage at Donington," laughs drummer Pete Jupp. "For us, it was an incredible experience, and I think we did alright. We were on very early – 11.45am – but there were people watching us, and as our set went on, so the crowd started to get bigger. By the end, we had a decent number out there, and the reaction was positive.
"It was nice to play on a massive stage again. The last time was the Reading Festival in 1986, and I was so hung over that day that I could barely get onstage!"
The band – Jupp, vocalist/guitarist Steve Overland, guitarist Jim Kirkpatrick, keyboard player Jem Davis and bassist Merv Goldsworthy – are planning to include a few songs from Metropolis in their London set.
"For the most part, though, it'll be older stuff. I know from a fan's perspective that when you go to see a band you want to hear all the familiar tunes, so that's what we'll do. The set'll be about 90 minutes long, but the London venue does have a very strict curfew, so that might affect everything."
Supporting in Islington are Romeo's Daughter, a band FM know well.
"It's great to have them along – just like old times. We've got Airrace opening for us the day before (at the Millennium Music Hall in Cardiff), who again are old mates of ours. And, like Romeo's, a very good band."
FM are also arranging a meet and greet with fans after the London show.
"There might be a problem because of the curfew, but we'll try to work something out. If fans want to come to this, then they should register at our website (see below). It's always great to spend time with them."
At last years Firefest performance, FM finished with a version of Prince's Purple Rain, joined onstage by a load of mates doing backing vocals. Including a certain Classic Rock writer – see if you can spot him in the wig and pink suit here!
"Ha, ha. Yes, I remember being totally surprised when all these people suddenly appeared onstage. Right now, we don't have the song in our set. But if that person wants to dig out the pink suit again, then…who knows whar might happen at the end."
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Hawthorn Suites Chelmsford25 Research Place, North Chelmsford, MA 01863 (Show map)
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Staff was helpful and courteous.
Good location for event Quiet, end room
The staff was great. The staff scrambled and made it happen and got me a room at a very good rate.
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Location was close to the school that I was attending.
Space in the studio. Close to the highway.
Seperate seating and bed rooms.
Space in the suites
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the kitchen, complimentary breakfast, layout of the room, design, front desk
In Chelmsford, Massachusetts, this hotel features an on-site fitness center and a daily hot continental breakfast. The University of Massachusetts-Lowell is 3 miles away. Each room at the Hawthorn Suites Chelmsford features a full kitchen and a sitting area. Decorated in rich colors and dark wood furnishings, they also have cable TV with HBO channels. Guests can use copy and fax services offered at the business center. The Chelmsford Hawthorn Suites offers daily newspapers at the front desk. Laundry facilities and dry cleaning services are provided. The Nashoba Valley Ski Area is 9 miles from the hotel. Tax-free shopping at the Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua, New Hampshire is just a 15 minute drive away. Hotel Rooms: 105, Hotel Chain: Hawthorn Suites. Why use Booking.com?Why use Booking.com?Low ratesNo booking fees • Save money! • Best Price Guaranteed 436,233 properties worldwide
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Best Western PLUS Chelmsford InnLocated off Interstate 495, this hotel in Chelmsford, Massachusetts features an on-site restaurant and rooms with free Wi-Fi and a cable TV. The Lowell Memorial Auditorium is 3.9 miles away.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 15:34
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UMass Lowell Inn and Conference CenterThis hotel in Lowell city center is 1 mile from Merrimack Valley Repertory Theatre. It features complimentary Wi-Fi and rooms with flat-screen cable TVs.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 11:25
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The orange and black have raced out to a 2-0 record in impressive fashion, capitalizing on sustained pressure at both ends of the ice to eventually break the New Jersey Devils' will, and skate to a 3-0 victory on Saturday night.
Three different Flyers got on the board, including Claude Giroux's second of this young season, and the franchise ended a disturbing trend that had been developing in their own net for far too long.
Claude Giroux found twine in the first period on a beautiful feed from James van Riemsdyk. The Devils chased Jarmoir Jagr and JVR behind the goal line, forgetting Giroux in the face-off circle. Riems dropped the puck, and Giroux blew it by Martin Brodeur's far side as the goaltender slid across the goal mouth.
A couple of quick scores in the third put the game out of reach. Matt Read notched his first NHL goal, snapping one past Brodeur, and Wayne Simmonds piled on a short time after, doing the dirty work in front of the net to ram home his first in a Flyers uni.
Not to be lost in the shuffle, Ilya Bryzgalov earned a shutout for the orange and black, the club's first since May 10, 2010. The defense didn't give the Devils a ton of great scoring chances, but when Jersey did have decent opportunities, Bryz calmly steered the puck away, often making it look simple in the process.
No matter how you slice it, there is a whole different level of confidence with a proper goaltender back there.
As the Flyers pulled away in the third period, the tone of the game changed, and you started to sense that despite all the turnover on both benches, these rivals still have a healthy distaste for one another. There were 10 total penalties in the final frame, eight of them charged to New Jersey.
After back-to-back unsportsmanlikes, David Clarkson finally was successful at picking a fight with Simmonds (and promptly lost) to pick up a 10-minute misconduct, and teammate Eric Boulton added another minutes later.
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A judge in Santa Barbara issued bench warrants for Randy and Evi Quaid today after the infamous couple failed to show up for a court hearing in their felony burglary case.
The Santa Barbara District Attorney's Office tells us a $50,000 warrant was issued for each of them.
As we previously reported, the Quaids were found allegedly living in a home illegally -- a house they once owned -- and were charged with felony residential burglary and entering a noncommercial building without consent, a misdemeanor.
The case will be called again on October 26.
too bad Randy Quaid is such a screw up, he was hilarious in the "Vacation" movies. whats wrong with him?
Someone should give these two a reality show. They are both bat **** crazy and really don't give a damn about the court system. Well, at least they're consistent.
I'm gonna take a wild stab in the dark and guess there are some drug issues involved here. But even so, they should go directly to jail, don't pass go, do not collect $200 dollars.
Why is Randy melting down? He wasn't always courting disaster as far as I can tell. His brother needs to sit down with him and talk some sense into this guy. If he's not careful he'll be doing hard time in prison. Felony burglary is no laughing matter.
I don't know what has happened to Randy, but boy has he gotten into trouble the last while. I don't know if she is just dragging him down with her or if he is just doing it of his own volition, but talk about spiraling downwards.
I would suffice to guess it is some type of a substance problem with them both. Could be he has lost the scoop of his ice cream cone too, stranger things have happened.
I think they should both go to jail, that way he may get his senses back once he is separated from her.
This crazy fool was just playing himself as Cousin Eddie in that Chevy Chase Vacation movie.


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Quentin Tarantino, you have gone too far.
That a line still existed for a director who scalped Nazis in "Inglourious Basterds" becomes clear when "Django Unchained" crosses it.
Set in a depraved South that's antebellum and also greatly in need of antibiotics, "Django" is a revenge fantasy against slave owners akin to Tarantino's "Inglourious" revenge fantasy against Nazis.
But "Django" saves its most gruesome scenarios for its victims, the slaves. These moments are so shocking they caused audible gasps at the screening I attended.
Tarantino presumably crosses the line of what's acceptable to show or imply on screen because he wants to illustrate the cruelties endured by slaves during one of the most shameful periods in U.S. history. But in "Django," he merges that history with exploitation films like "Mandingo," then ups the ante.
Tarantino is a daring, respected, Oscar-winning screenwriter ("Pulp Fiction") and Oscar-nominated director ("Pulp" and "Inglourious") who never shed his fanboy younger self the one who worked in a video store and worshipped B-grade genre films.
He is the most audacious of today's top American filmmakers and also the least able to know when to quit. This condition is evident not just in scenes like one in "Django" depicting two slaves forced to fight to the death, but in Tarantino's blanketing of the film with the n-word.
Yet "Django" also is too well-acted and too fun for long stretches to be dismissed as just gratuitous. Tarantino and his cast create singular characters as the film, named after the 1966 Sergio Corbucci movie "Django," paying loving homage to spaghetti Westerns of the 1960s and '70s. "Django Unchained" also inspires a sense of justice in its early scenes by letting us witness a slave being freed from his shackles and then be listened to, and respected.
"Django Unchained" starts with Dr. King Schultz (Christoph Waltz, from "Inglourious Basterds") intercepting a group of slaves and their captors in dead-of-night Texas a few years before the Civil War. Schultz, a dentist turned bounty hunter and an enlightened German national, seeks out Django (Jamie Foxx) because the slave can identify some bounty-hunting targets who worked as plantation overseers.
Schultz (sort of) purchases Django, after much bloodshed, promising to set Django free after their mission is complete. He feels guilty to "own" a man, he tells Django, but it also suits his purposes temporarily.
The chatty Schultz serves as voice of reason and quasi-narrator at the film's start, explaining his every action to Django as they go. Waltz shows the same amiable manner and verbal dexterity he displayed in his Oscar-winning role as a Nazi in "Inglourious." Here, though, he's heroic.
As this educated man from the continent upbraids ignorant white Southerners he encounters, Waltz represents a kind of apology to Germans for "Inglourious." Not all Germans are bad, Tarantino is telling us.
Waltz is a joy to watch, and he seems more like the lead than Foxx, a surprisingly mild presence in "Django." His character's initial hesitancy to show personality is understandable, since Django has been dehumanized for so long. But Foxx underplays Django enough throughout that Leonardo DiCaprio, who appears as a plantation owner, and Samuel L. Jackson, who plays a duplicitous slave, also eventually outshine him.
Schultz frees Django from slavery and takes him on as a bounty-hunting partner, after Django displays great marksmanship.
In following their travels, Tarantino revels in wide-screen landscapes and in goofy soundtrack choices like using the 1973 Jim Croce song "I Got a Name" as an empowerment anthem for Django. Tarantino injects plenty of late 1960s and early '70s references into the movie's 1860 setting, including a wintry section reminiscent of Robert Altman's "McCabe & Mrs. Miller."
Schultz befriends Django and wants to help him find his wife (Kerry Washington, from TV's "Scandal," given too little to do here). She is a German-speaking slave named Broomhilda von Shaft, and she and Django were forcibly separated. That's right, von Shaft.
"Django" follows Django and Schultz throughout the film, in a linear approach unusual for Tarantino, who often plays with multiples narratives and time frames. Yet "Django" rarely flows, despite the simplified structure. It feels episodic and then, about two hours into its nearly three-hour run time, flabby. The snowy scenes, for example, are interesting but not necessary.
Though it has space for them, "Django" lacks those signature Tarantino scenes that go on for 15 or 20 minutes yet maintain an excruciating degree of tension, such as the farmhouse scene in "Inglourious."
Most of the tension in "Django" comes not from wondering what will happen next, but how far Tarantino will take it when it happens. That's unease, not anticipation.
The movie is so long that DiCaprio gives an almost lead-length performance as Calvin Candie, a Mississippi plantation owner to whom DiCaprio lends surface charm and insidious streaks of sadism and paternalism.
DiCaprio so often plays heroes, and plays them admirably. Tarantino taps that other, smaller part of the actor mostly absent on screen since 1995's "The Basketball Diaries" the part that's a punk.
DiCaprio performs a creepy pas de deux with Jackson, who plays Stephen, a slave who runs Candie's house. Stephen believes he has carved out a safe place for himself on the plantation by providing comic relief for Candie and snitching on other slaves.
This Stepin Fetchit-ed, Stockholm Syndromed character goes against everything we know of Jackson's persona, established by Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction" and unchallenged since, as the baddest dude in movies.
The fear, anger and betrayal in Jackson's eyes, when Stephen feels his place is threatened, says more about the cruelties of slavery than the ultra- violent, sickening passages of "Django Unchained."
★ ★
Cast: Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio, Samuel L. Jackson, Kerry Washington
Director: Quentin Tarantino
165 minutes
Rated R (strong, graphic violence throughout, a vicious fight, language and some nudity)
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Serbia v Macedonia (19.30) Scotland v Croatia (20.00) Belguim v Wales (20.00)
What can happen? Belgium are assured qualification, while Croatia are hopeful of securing one of the eight play-off spots with a victory. Wales and Scotland both need to win to guarantee that they avoid the ignominy of finishing last in the group.
Denmark v Malta (19.15) Bulgaria v Czech Republic (19.15) Italy v Armenia (19.45)
What can happen? Italy are guaranteed first place and World Cup qualification. In the battle for second, Bulgaria appear to be in the driving seat. Denmark need to either get a better result than the Bulgarians or win by at least seven goals or more than Bulgaria manage against Malta. Czech Republic also have a minor chance of going through if they beat Bulgaria and Denmark fail to overcome Malta. In the most unlikely scenario of all, Armenia could come second if they win by four more goals than the Czechs and provided the Danes drop points against the Maltese.
Group C
Ireland v Kazakhstan (19.45) Swede v Germany (19.45) Faroe Islands v Austria (19.45)
What can happen? As you probably know by now, Germany have qualified as group winners. Meanwhile, Sweden's win over Austria last week means they are guaranteed a play-off spot. The other group positions are also effectively decided — Ireland can only finish third if they beat Kazakhstan by a considerable number of goals and Austria lose to the Faroe Islands.
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Hungary v Andorra (19.00) Romania v Estonia (19.00) Turkey v Netherlands (19.00)
What can happen? The Netherlands have qualified comfortably as group winners by now. Meanwhile, Turkey, Romania and Hungary can still all potentially earn a play-off spot. Romania need to better Turkey's result or make up their +4 superior goal difference. If both those teams slip up, Hungary could steal second spot with a win over group minnows Andorra.
Group E
Cyprus v Albania (17.00) Norway v Iceland (19.00) Switzerland v Slovenia (19.00)
What can happen? Switzerland have qualified for the World Cup, while Iceland and Slovenia face a battle for a place in the play-offs. Iceland simply need to match Slovenia's result to finish second.
Group F
Portugal v Luxembourg (18.00) Azerbaijan v Russia (18.00) Israel v Northern Ireland (18.00)
What can happen? This group is effectively decided. The only way Portugal can prevent Russia from finishing first is if the latter lose to Azerbaijan and they simultaneously reverse the +7 goal difference between the teams. Northern Ireland could finish last in the unlikely scenario of Luxembourg getting a better result than them.
Group G
Greece v Liechtenstein (18.00) Lithuania v Bosnia and Herzegovina (18.00) Latvia v Slovakia (19.10)
What can happen? It's a two-way battle for automatic World Cup qualification between Greece and Bosnia, with the loser guaranteed the consolation of second. Greece cannot realistically match their rivals' goal difference, so they'll be hopeful of bettering their result. Otherwise a place in the play-offs beckons for Fernando Santos' men.
Group H
England v Poland (20.00) Montenegro v Moldova (20.00) San Marino v Ukraine (20.00)
What can happen? England are guaranteed a spot at next year's World Cup provided they beat Poland. If they fail to do so however, Ukraine could steal top spot with a win over San Marino. Montenegro can still mathematically come second. However, they would need to overturn a +12 goal difference and hope Ukraine lose.
Group I
Spain v Georgia (20.00) France v Finland (20.00)
What can happen? Spain are guaranteed a place at next year's World Cup if they avoid a loss against Georgia. Consequently, France will likely have to be content with second place unless a shock result occurs.
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Theme: Entrepreneurship
Kyiv, Ukraine
June 18th, 2011
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On June 18 the 5th TEDxKyiv Conference of ideas worth spreading celebrated Entrepreneurship in Ukraine. There were 18 speakers, who share stories, ideas, theories and practices on how to boost the culture, inspire and sustain entrepreneurial spirit in our city, country, region and the world, in every one of us.
We see entrepreneurship in a very broad perspective: from personal active position of a citizen who sees the opportunities in obstacles — and to successful enterprises with sustainable nature that add value to society.
We want to inspire transition from passive indifferent position to active responsible steps, from consumption style of living to the creation, from scarcity to abundance mindset, from narrow thinking to holistic system thinking. Every human being is born to create. We want to inspire businesses that create the world and the future we want to be part of.
Our friends and speakers weree coming from Kyiv, Lviv, Odessa, Donetsk, Vinnytsya, Moscow, Vienna, Chicago, Bishkek, Tallinn and other cities — from Ukraine, Europe, and beyond.
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Denis Dovgopoliy
Ukrainian startup community leader -
Sergey Shindyapin
IT-entrepreneur & engineer -
Michel Terestchenko
Agricultural businessman, traveler -
Olga Ryabova
Social entrepreneurship evangelist -
Dmitry Gorodnitsky
Student, software developer -
Eugene Pavliy
Student, software developer -
Yana Baranova
Psychologist -
Selma Prodanovich
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Yaroslav Hrytsak
Historian -
Eugene Hlibovytsky
Journalist, business consultant -
Bliss Browne
Thinker and community builder -
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After a week and a half of assorted holiday madness, I finally left my parents' stately Long Island manse on Dec. 30 and returned to New Jersey.
And, no, I wasn't empty-handed.
Mama mia's care package included one zip-lock bag filled with chicken; another filled with leftover baccala salad (cod, black olives and vinegar peppers); and two heads of romaine lettuce.
"In case you want to make a salad," she said of the romaine, since — as I'm sure you know — they don't sell lettuce in New Jersey.
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Tending my little Revere ware
I had some water boiling in my favorite tiny little Revere pot and totally forgot about it, until I smelled the overheated metal. There's no residue to the touch, but the inside is discolored on the bottom, and didn't come off with SOS. What - if anything - can/should I do?
We've been contacted by customers asking about this very problem so I set out to reproduce it from boiling water dry and seeing what would take it off.
First, let me say that I've been told never to use SOS pads or any kind of steel wool on stainless steel as little bits of it can get embedded in the cookware and promote rusting.
I always use Scotch-Brite green scrubbing pads to clean up the inside of my pans and they work very well at removing the hard water stains, whether they are white or a somewhat black discoloration. What the Scotch-Brite doesn't take off Barkeepers Friend gets rid of quite well.
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Er, actually we aren't the Revere Ware company. They chose to abandon the replacement parts market in the late 80's. We are a new and separate company that offers replacement parts for Revere Ware cookware and work to provide and archive Revere Ware related information, like a manual for that old pressure cooker you haven't been able to figure out.
Hi Lady Grey,
I hear your pain! My favorite little saucepans are also Revere Ware. It's good you were able to remove the mineral residue left behind by the water.
You said SOS. I'm guessing that's the SOS soap pad? If not, try the soap pad. Brillo is another brand.
Barkeeper's Friend (mentioned above) is also a great cleanser for stainless steel.
I don't know what the discoloration on yours looks like but using Turtle Wax Polishing Compound (from the auto parts store) might be worth a try. It worked for me in taking the bluish haze off my '50s chrome-plated toaster.
Good luck and let us know how it works out. These little Revere Ware pots are worth saving.
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Hi C Oliver,
Well, not as in sell-it collectible. More like they are good pans that do the job. Although there was a time they would have sold nicely on eBay.
I like my two little saucepans in part because of the shape. Better proportions. Narrower and deeper than most saucepans. Mine are 5 1/2" in diameter. The 1 1/2 qt is 4" deep. As opposed to my also very handy old Farberware 1 1/2 qt which is 7" in diameter by 2 3/4" deep.
They heat up quickly and evenly and stuff doesn't scorch. Very handy, for example, for boiling a few eggs, small amounts of veggies, making bechamel, etc.
They are just about indestructible, no metal utensil or dishwasher issues.
I like them - they work! Try using yours - I bet you'll like them too!
re: I used to know how to cook...
I used them frequently until a year ago when I got induction. But we have a second home so I've taken them there. I do like one of them esp. for boiled eggs because, as you say, they're deeper in proportion to their diameter so covering eggs with water is a less wasteful thing to do. I think one of them has the described blue-ish 'stain.' I've never even attempted to take it off.


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Use of Laptops in the Classroom: Research and Best Practices
Published Date:January 23, 2014
Use of Laptops: Research and Best Practices. Laptops and mobile devices are appearing in greater numbers in the classroom. Many faculty see this trend as an opportunity for more innovative teaching and increased student engagement. However, other faculty worry about potential distractions that can appear. Here are the results of a research study by the U. of Michigan teaching center on student perceptions of how laptops affect attentiveness, engagement, and learning, and ways faculty can effectively use laptops.
Published Date: January 23, 2014
Rapport Matters in the Classroom
Published Date:January 22, 2014
Rapport Matters in the Classroom. Many studies have found respect and consideration for students to be imperative in effective teaching. Students were more likely to understand the content of a lecture if the lecturer interacted with them in a way that encouraged involvement, commitment, and interest (Ramsden, 2003). This IDEA paper describes several strategies for you to implement and the underlying research for using these strategies. Click here to read this article.
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Constructing Fair and Appropriate Final Exams
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Constructing Fair and Appropriate Final Exams. A common student complaint is that final exams do not always test the kinds of knowledge asked for in homework or quizzes or presented in lectures. The worst final exams can seem unfocused, determined to test everything, or random things. The best final exams are learning moments and are aligned with learning goals presented in your syllabus. Here are some ways from the Berkeley teaching center to review the final exam you created.
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The Final Class Sessions: Providing Closure
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The Final Class Sessions: Providing Closure. The end of the semester can be stressful for instructors as well as students. If you have a few minutes in this last session, take the opportunity for all to reflect about where the students started and how much they have learned. Here are some tips from the University of Minnesota. Click here to read the strategies.
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Helping Students Discover the Value of a Good Set of Notes
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Helping Students Discover the Value of a Good Set of Notes. Students benefit from taking and having a good set of notes, even though many of them don't see the value, don't take good notes, and like it best when they can copy word-for-word what the teacher says or has on the PowerPoint slides. This article by Weimer offers a range of activities teachers can use to help students discover what a good set of notes enables them to do.
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Research-Based Strategies to Promote Academic Integrity
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Research-Based Strategies to Promote Academic Integrity. Our campus, like many others, has a definition of academic integrity and outlines what academic integrity infractions are. But is this enough to prevent cheating? Michele DiPietro writes that it is important to understand the motivation for student cheating and implement strategies that promote academic integrity. Click here for the article.
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Existing home sales dipped below an annual rate of 5 million in May. Not counting condos and coops, single-family home sales stand at 4.2 million a year, which, if it held for all of 2011, would be lower than the worst of the slump in 2008. But home prices vary dramatically, depending upon where you live in the United States: the average listing for a typical four-bedroom, two bathroom house in the most expensive real-estate market is more than 40 times the average listing in the least expensive city, according to a recent survey of more than 2,300 markets by Coldwell Banker Real Estate. Here are the Top 5 most and least expensive cities. Is yours on the list?
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Located on the western edge of Silicon Valley, this city of 30,000 boasts a small-town feel, high-end boutiques, and a large Asian population that accounts for nearly 40 percent of the residents. It is also home to some of the most expensive suburban housing in the United States. (Some cities could be more expensive but aren't included in this Coldwell Banker survey because they didn't have at least 10 listings of four-bedroom, two-bathroom homes over a seven-month period). Despite the fall in existing home sales in May and generally deteriorating home prices, the average listing price of a four-bedroom home in Saratoga still costs nearly $1.3 million.


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Genes Seem to Link Unlikely Relatives
Genetic markers on three proteins suggest a common African ancestor for elephants, aardvarks, elephant shrews, golden moles, and other animals.


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