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Schlitz Gusto (Classic 1960's Formula) - JOS. Schlitz Brewing Co. (Pabst)
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Reviews by beerprovedwright:
3.53/5 rDev -0.6%
I can remember Schlitz tasting this way...way back. I just wish they would bring back the original Stroh's. Pour gives a one finger head of white foam that lasts only for a little while, leaving a clean sided glass, no lace to see. The color is a 2 on the SRM beer color chart, and very clean looking. Smell is that of cereal grain, heavier on roasted corn and malt. Taste brings back memories of a younger time in my life. Rough of the edges, flavors of cooked wheat, roasted corn, and a slight sweetness from the malt. Mouthfeel is light but creamy, with a wonderful tingling and a little dryness on the edges. I really like the taste that remains in the back recesses of my upper soft palate. Although this beer is not refined, I like the taste and the pleasure it brings. Great beer after coming in from the hot sun and yard/car work. A little pricey, but can you place a price on memories.
05-16-2011 17:11:47 | More by beerprovedwright
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3.13/5 rDev -11.8%
Poured a clear, light yellow with no head. Probably not even meant to be drank from a glass... Aroma of pilsner malts, light hops and a champagne note. Light bodied mouthfeel that is sweet with crisp carbonation and subtle hop aftertaste. Just the kiss of the hops as the commercials used to say. Very good drinkability with not much flavor. I wouldn't stock my fridge at home with this, but wouldn't turn it down if offered to me from someone else's.
07-13-2009 18:49:08 | More by blackearth
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
A - a little darker than most mass produced lagers
S - Pick up a little floral and citrus
T - Smoother, deeper and more complex than you would expect. The hops add a nice unexpected flavor. A nice touch of sweetness at the end.
M - light to medium body
O - It's not a half bad beer! A lot more taste than most of its big competitors (and cheaper).
This beer works on any hot day inwhich you want a cheap decent beer. At $5.99/six pack it's pretty solid.
10-10-2011 22:45:46 | More by mikechance
3.58/5 rDev +0.8%
My father rarely drank beer, but when he did it was good ole Schlitz, in the era before poptab cans. And, he poured salt in it. No salt goes in with my pour but Schlitz has a clear yellow body with a small white head. Retention is poor and lacing consists of only a few speckles. Aroma is unremarkable, somewhat of an attribute for the style. Toasted grain and a hint of herbal/spicy hops. Mouthfeel is clean and crisp, light bodied and well carbonated. Taste is clean and even. Toasted grain with a mild sweetness that is nicely balanced by a subtle herbal hop bitterness. Some barley and a hint of corn underneath. No offnotes. Simple but well done, this one leaves the other macro lagers in the dust. Very clean and sessionable.
03-18-2011 16:20:32 | More by merlin48
2.75/5 rDev -22.5%
09-17-2012 22:17:06 | More by NilocRellim
3.8/5 rDev +7%
Keep in mind I rate this as a macro. Bell's beer it is not but considering what it is I must say I like it.
Pleasant head thicker than most macros and some lacing. Deeper than normal yellow color.
Nothing stands out in the way of smell but certainly not offensive. Slight malt.
Malt is present in the taste as well as the hops. The hops flavor presents the slightest floral notes. Perhaps a faint bread flavor in there as well.
I don't find this beer to be thin at all. Good carbonation. Not overly dry. Pleasing mouthfeel.
In my opinion the best lawn mower beer I've found to date. No everyday lager from BMC this well made. However at $6.50 a six pack I will probably fall back to PBR. It's not as good but it's good enough and priced right.
12-08-2008 04:13:46 | More by beerhog
3.25/5 rDev -8.5%
11-19-2013 16:54:29 | More by KOP_Beer_OUtlet
3.83/5 rDev +7.9%
Picked up a six of this because I was very curious about the "1960's" formula. Split the pack with a friend.
Appearance- Pretty standard for an adjunct lager. Usual straw golden like many others that I've encountered with a two finger quick dying white head. Pretty average but nothing really to knock it about.
Smell- Surprised. A touch of hay and mown grass show through. Not a lot of the usual sharp metal and adjunct that I usually encounter in these adjunct lagers. Nothing to write home about, but against its competition, not bad at all.
Taste- Hay, grass, and sweet corn dominate the flavor profile. Not an incredibly huge flavor by any means, but a touch of all three. Most importantly for me, the flavor was NOT dominated by metal, rice, and other adjunct flavors. Surprisingly okay.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability- Carbonation was a touch aggressive, but not overly out of line for the style. Drinkability was also pretty good for the style given the mild taste and lack of off flavors.
Overall, well worth a shot for an adjunct lager. Very reasonably priced and not overly offensive. Good for BMC drinkers looking for something with a touch of flavor.
10-12-2009 03:46:59 | More by boatshoes
4.25/5 rDev +19.7%
08-15-2013 01:17:15 | More by ufmj
3.25/5 rDev -8.5%
07-30-2013 11:53:20 | More by Cynic-ale
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
07-18-2014 21:59:38 | More by Dello
2.85/5 rDev -19.7%
Pretty standard fare, straw yellow, but nice clarity. Don't even ask about lace or retention.
Smell, watery corn and alcohol, factory smell, not like a new car either.
Standard american adjunct fare, without the big advertising campaign, so its relatively cheap. Hint of hops. Hint of barley, but mostly corn or rice or something else super light that doesn't impart much flavor. Always highly carbonated. A good palate cleanser.
10-10-2011 22:55:39 | More by Beerandraiderfan
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3.63/5 rDev +2.3%
Bought at a roadside dive bar last night in Noblestown, PA...damn this beer was drinking smooth for a beer that just drinks like a classic. This is the beer that made Milwaukee famous. Pours a sparkling pale light golden color with a bright white head forming thick, actually holds onto the head quite a bit. Fine speckled lacing layers arounds the sides of my glass. Aroma has abright cereal grain sweetness, seems a bit mineral in the middle but overall a nice sweetness meant to be drank by the masses especially during the industrial revolution. This neck label states that this is the classic 1960s formula. Drinks so nicely semie sweet cereal notes goes down smooth it's actually chuggable and likeable and sessionable. Amazing that an old retro beer can come back and actually be drinkable for someone like me who has tried almost 2500 different beers. Happy to see this brew in a dive bar, I actually took a six pack home and cleared them out of their Schlitz supply.
03-30-2012 19:41:14 | More by WVbeergeek
4/5 rDev +12.7%
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3.23/5 rDev -9%
(Served in an American pint glass)
A- This beer pours a crystal clear body with a hue of golden yellow. Large bubbles glide to the surface supporting a soapy white head that has a fizz sound as it dissipates to a thin ring of white.
S- The smell is very clean even as the beer warms with notes of raw grain and dryness coming though. There is no real sharp sulfur note and the sulfur that does come through is very soft and in balance with the raw grain.
T- The flavor of dry club soda with a faint bitter hint is followed by a raw grain watery note and a slight sweetness at the finish. There is a soft field corn note with the exhale after each sip. The flavor is still very soft but smooth.
M- This beer has a light mouthfeel with a dry carbonic bite that cleans up the finish.
D- This beer is very soft and mellow with very little flavor, however there are no off flavors that stand out so it is very easy to drink. I will have to try this one again as a thirst quencher when it gets to 110 degrees next summer.
12-03-2008 02:31:30 | More by rhoadsrage
2.78/5 rDev -21.7%
A - Pale straw color. Good amount of head but it was gone pretty quickly.
S - Smelled like grain. Not a bad smell.
T - Malty, bitter finish.
M - OK except for the aftertaste.
D - Not terrible but I'm just not a big fan of this beer. For the rating it gets, I thought it would be better.
01-19-2011 02:21:20 | More by richkrull
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
Straw colored beer that is super clear. There is a plain light head that fades to a haze of foam over the surface of the beer and it stays for the duration.
The smell is of cereal malts with a lemony crispness. There is a hint of hops but for the most part it's just a decent beer smell.
Taste is slightly above average. It's clean, it's crisp, it's an American lager. It has the same mediocre flavors as all the others except this one seems to be slightly fresher. There is a malty goodness surrounded by a lemony twang. I imagine all macros taste like this right after they've been brewed but the bottling process and storage/shipping ends up f-ing it all up.
Damn decent beer even if it isn't flashy or big in body or flavors. I like the freshness, it makes me feel like I got my dollars worth and I forget that I am drinking cheap beer. I also love the marketing, with the old school label and the 60's looking posters I really feel like I am drinking a brew that my grandfather might have swigged on. Well done Schlitz, I am a new fan.
11-27-2008 23:59:46 | More by jbphoto88
3.65/5 rDev +2.8%
Pours fizzy yellow with about an inch of head that settles quickly. Very, very clear, I can pretty much watch tv through the glass. The aroma is much sweeter than some other macro-lagers. Noticably maltier in taste than the lagers I'm used to tasting. Not much hop presence, the taste is overall a little more grainy sweetness than any type of bitterness. A very easy drinker, like any adjunct lager should be. A noticable step up from a lot of cheap lagers, but not really heads and tails better than a yeungling. Worth buying a six pack to watch a football game with.
01-05-2010 01:48:10 | More by degerbah
4.1/5 rDev +15.5%
Wow! A true blast from the past...
Why don't all Macros taste like this...quite sure America would get tons more respect and the dollar would be worth more...
Alas..creamy swilling goodness has been dumbed down...
Thank Goodness for this beer.
I will drink this until they stop making it...I'm sure it costs too much...but wait I paid more gladly! Even if I drink it less..what a concept...
This beer is a lesson to American big brewers! Put away the new el cheapo swill recipes brew us a beer!
Congrats Schlitz! Quality vs Quantity FTW
08-04-2011 05:03:13 | More by CamuMahubah
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -15.5%
05-27-2013 00:11:14 | More by acurtis
4.68/5 rDev +31.8%
Pours to a clear golden color with thin white head that will stay as a pool on the top to the brew. Good Carbonation is present.
Smells ike a clean light hops and light malts blend.
You get a solid malts blended with a good hops taste. Very good!
Has a very clean easy drinking finish. Light bodied.
Asfar as American Macro Lagers go this is the best I have had. Very good and delisish. Could drink this all day long.
11-18-2008 17:56:47 | More by LordofTime25
3.48/5 rDev -2%
12 oz can with June 13, 2011 stamped on the bottom. Picked up a 12 pack of these on a lark, because why not? Made the mistake of pulling up their website in an effort to find out more. Loads of ads from the 60's with their catchy jingle still ringing in my ears. I've had plenty of PBR, even liked Schaefer for a while when it was still available here in Atlanta. Nice to see one of the major brewers trying to recapture something they had such a large hand in destroying. So let's see if the hoopla is more than that.
Pale yellow with loads of bubbles. Decent amount of head that evaporated pretty quickly.
Hints of grass and *gasp* some hops on the nose.
Taste was much better than I was expecting. Of course, adjunct flavoring, grass, and malty too. Refreshing for sure.
Finish didn't linger too long, but some afterbite. Not overly unpleasant and not enough to keep me from drinking this in the future.
After doing some yardwork or hosting a party where your beer buddies aren't as cultured, this is a winner. Nice job, Pabst-Miller-whoever is brewing this.
03-15-2011 23:37:14 | More by Groucho75
2.75/5 rDev -22.5%
05-16-2014 04:36:52 | More by Alex_Weinard
3.52/5 rDev -0.8%
08-26-2014 23:09:43 | More by Dunc1062
2.25/5 rDev -36.6%
08-01-2014 03:34:36 | More by UWBadgerFan4Life
Schlitz Gusto (Classic 1960's Formula) from JOS. Schlitz Brewing Co. (Pabst)
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Sharon resident Neil Morris opened his catering business NRM Catering/A Perfect Taste in 2001 in Newton and then relocated to Stoughton at 530 Washington Street in 2007 when he needed a larger space.
A Perfect Taste has been prominent in the kosher community for several years.
The business expanded again a few weeks ago with a retail store in Stoughton that features cupcakes, gourmet popcorn, bark, pastries, specialty cakes, celebration cakes and sculpted cakes. They also feature a selection of homemade soups.
Patch sat down with Morris to find out more about his business.
Patch: Can you tell us about the two names for your business?
Morris: At the moment, NRM Catering is the business name for the social and event catering services. A Perfect Taste is the business name for corporate functions and the retail store. We know it's confusing, so with that in mind, we have begun the process of changing the name for the entire company over to A Perfect Taste.
Patch: What is A Perfect Taste?
Morris: We are a full service off premise catering company that is fortunate to be able to play a role in many important moments in many lives. We also have a really sweet cupcake store and because we have our kosher certification, we offer a wide array of baked goods that are dairy free ranging from a simple cookie to the most elaborate wedding cakes. Our team takes great measure to perfect these recipes to the point where most people never realize they are dairy free.
Patch: What types of events do you cater?
Morris: A Perfect Taste caters so many different occasions for people from all over the world. Included in the diverse portfolio of our events are first communions, Bar Mitzvahs, weddings, political events, anniversaries, graduations - you name it, we cater it.
Though we cater in beautiful Boston hotels, Mansions in Newport, Rhode Island, backyards all over New England, beaches on Cape Cod, etc., we really love when we get to cater in our "backyard" - A wedding in Sharon, a Bar Mitzvah in Canton, a Christmas party at Endicott Estate in Dedham for the International Special Event Society (ISES), a golf outing in Walpole or a ballgame in Foxborough, we take a lot of pride serving the local community.
(A Perfect Taste also just catered the recent Passover Seder held at the Stoughton Public Library, as part of the Stoughton Reads Together Program.)
Patch: What are some of the challenges of catering?
Morris: In the catering world, there are many challenges. There is the challenge of being at a different location for each event, having to worry about someone else's equipment or facility, pleasing crowds in the hundreds or thousands with menus that may only have three choices for dinner that evening, being and staying on the same page as all different types of vendors and though there are way too many to list, one that is sometimes forgotten in our industry but focused on is to understand and respect people of all cultures and serve them to the best of our ability while doing so.
The challenge comes when an outside idea is suggested that we know won't work logistically, or best serve our client. You know you can't say yes, but people anywhere in life tend to have a strong dislike for being told no.
Patch: Is that a nice way of saying everyone has an opinion?
Morris: Well, I haven't found a person yet without an opinion. The key is having a great team like we do at A Perfect Taste that is so good at hearing the client and making their ideas work even when logic dictates it can't by suggesting and making subtle changes. That is different from saying no or discarding a client's opinion.
Patch: What advice would you give to others starting out in this industry?
Morris: Make sure you love the industry and make sure you have "it."
Patch: Define "it."
Morris: [It] Can't be defined, or maybe it can be by smarter people then me. "It" is an intangible that either a person has or does not. There is no teaching, or mentoring it. In Catering or even our cupcake store, the hours are long, the sacrifices you make to your family for other families are vast. The demanding physical nature, the mental taxation of knowing someone's most important day can be tarnished if you have a bad day, or even a bad minute is a lot to carry. You just need to love it, and have "it."
Patch: Why do you do it?
Morris: The challenge I think is always a driving force. But mostly, I think it is the rush...The constant pressure to succeed for others. The need to constantly design and create new scenes to make every event a story of its own. It is addictive.
The things we get to see are amazing. We get to catch that smile when a mother watches her only daughter dance with her father on her wedding day, to comfort people during the unfortunate events in life, to shake the hand of that Foreign Head of State that is a couple of meetings removed from his/her last trip to the White House, to see a table full of everyday people like us active in conversation with the pro athlete of the day while they are dining on our food.
Then there is the challenge of serving over a thousand guests at an event such as Israeli Independence Day Gala reception with a pre-event checklist of hundreds of details that all need to be planned spot on in order to have the event unfold perfectly.
Patch: Your retail business has recently expanded in Stoughton? So you're more than just cupcakes there now?
Morris: I would say so. We have a large selection of homemade soups such as sweet potato with caramelized onions, butternut squash, chicken and wild mushroom, tomato lentil and roasted carrot and dill.
We also feature specialized cakes, gourmet candy and popcorn, beverages and a place to sit down and enjoy your selection.
Patch: What do you hope to see in 2013?
Morris: Be it cupcakes or catering, I want to see A Perfect Taste continue to grow, continue to strive for perfection and really grow our community service piece in helping local schools, food banks and charities.
If A Perfect Taste can be as strong in 2013 as it was in 2012, we are going to be able to play a part in so many great life events and continue to help the local communities that are so good to A Perfect Taste.
Speaking of which, I want to take this moment to thank all of you for such great support and continuing to welcome us into your lives.
A Perfect Taste is located at 530 Washington St. in Stoughton. For more information, call 781-297-7995.


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NEW YORK — Kemba Walker doesnt ever want to look bad at Madison Square Garden.
The New York-raised Bobcat started playing there in high school. The touchstone of his college career was that preposterous run at the Big East Tournament that propelled Connecticut to the national championship.
Tuesday, Walker was back at the Garden and he might as well have been wearing a Huskies uniform all over again. He took apart the New York Knicks in about a zillion pick-and-rolls for a 102-97 Charlotte Bobcats victory.
Walker finished with 25 points, six assists, five rebounds and a very sore left shoulder. He left the game after colliding with burly Knicks forward Metta World Peace. After X-rays were negative on a fracture, he came right back in during the third quarter.
This is the guy coach Steve Clifford was talking about pregame when asked the biggest thing he has discovered in his first few weeks as an NBA head coach:
Every day Im around him, Im more convinced hell be the leader of a really good (NBA) team, Clifford predicted.
Then Walker backed up that claim on a night full of bumps and bruises for both teams. Walker collided with Knicks center Tyson Chandler early and Chandler took the worst of it, his right knee bandaged and out for the night.
Later Bobcats forward Michael Kidd-Gilchrist left the game with a bloody nose, off a collision with Knicks forward Kenyon Martin. World Peace was later called for a flagrant foul for flailing his left arm at reserve point guard Ramon Sessions.
There was plenty of growling, too. Knicks superstar Carmelo Anthony (32 points) stared menacingly at Bobcats forward Jeff Taylor when Taylor took a hard foul on an Anthony drive to the basket.
This game might have been in the seasons second week, but it appeared to have stakes. The Bobcats improved to 2-2; the Knicks fell to 1-3.
The Bobcats led by as much as 13, and so much of that was Walkers doing. Working mostly out of the pick-and-roll he hit a series of pull-up jumpers with the shot clock burning down. Infamous for shot-clock violations, the Bobcats never had a 24-second violation Tuesday.
It means a lot, Walker said of performing well at the Garden. Ive been playing here since high school. Its always a joy. I grew up a Knicks fan. So playing here is always a little different.
Walker guided the offense, and a platoon of Bobcats carried the defense at Anthony. Hed struggled in the Knicks previous two games and promised to be more aggressive. Aggressive meant 28 shots (he made 10) and getting to the foul line 10 times.
Pound for pound, Anthony might be as strong as any player in the NBA.
That is a big, strong dude, Taylor said of Anthony. You just have to make him work for everything. You know hes going to get shots and hes going to make shots, but youve got to make him try for those points.
Kidd-Gilchrist also had plenty of turns on Anthony. He relished the experience.
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The who's who of Lubbock's law enforcement took the stage Wednesday afternoon at the Lubbock Police Department and they all agreed one thing.
"We're one tip away from being able to solve a crime," Sheriff Kelly Rowe said.
Over the years, Crimeline tips have resulted in countless cases being solved.
"I can remember case after case that originated from someone's tip," District Attorney Matt Powell said. However, recently the number of tips coming in has slowed and Crimeline president Jim Sexton decided to do something about it.
"We haven't paid out the rewards that we used to. There's no sense in having money built up. We have crime going on in Lubbock, so I called a meeting with law enforcement," Sexton said.
Due to a few generous donations, Crimeline was in a good place to up their reward payout.
"It's tremendous. We have a lot of cases that go unsolved every year. The stacks always keep getting higher, so we need every bit of assistance to get out there and find these people," Rowe said. Right now, there are over 23,000 open warrants in Lubbock County, thousands of cases that Rowe hopes will benefit from this increase.
"It's very rare for someone to commit the perfect crime and there not be somebody out there that knows some detail," Rowe said. If they do, tipsters could get their hands on a pretty penny, as there has been a significant increase in payouts across the board.
"The old amount being a hundred to a thousand, it really wasn't worth the time and attention. But this could help somebody substantially," Powell said.
However, that wasn't the only announcement made at the news conference. A "Crime of the Week" and "Top Ten Fugitives" list will also be released soon.
"We're going to start highlighting various unsolved, significant crimes that have occurred, whether that's a cold case or burglary of habitation," Rowe said.
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A primary academy in Bradford has assured parents that measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of pupils after a four-year-old girl managed to leave the school by herself.
The head of St Oswald's Academy said it would now have a member of staff on every exit of the building, on the busy Cross Lane, Great Horton, after the girl apparently made her way off school premises while parents were picking up their children.
The Telegraph & Argus received an anonymous tip off that a four-year-old girl had left the grounds at the end of the school day on Monday. The school confirmed there was an incident, described as a "major concern," but were confident it had been fully dealt with.
Both the head and the Bradford Diocese, which runs the academy, deny the pupil had crossed any major roads.
Letters were sent out to parents shortly afterwards, letting them know measures were in place to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Clive Sedgwick, of the Bradford Diocese and Academies Trust, said: "An incident did occur yesterday in which a child safeguarding issue was raised. Immediately the school reacted, and have reviewed the incident. Appropriate procedures to ensure this doesn't happen again have now been put in place.
"There is no question of them crossing any roads. The whole thing was picked up and acted upon in a matter of moments. The fact that a child left the school is a major concern that was investigated thoroughly. Arrangements have been made for a member of staff to be at every door to make sure no child gets out alone." Head Elizabeth Davidson said: "We already had robust safeguarding policies in place, and an incident like this prompts an immediate review which we have done. We informed parents last night of the changes we made."
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Special Issue "Advantages of Three Dimensional (3D) Cell Cultures"
A special issue of Microarrays (ISSN 2076-3905).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 December 2014
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Dear Colleagues,
In the last years progress has been made that the common technique where adherent cells grow in monolayers in two-dimensional (2D) cell culture has its limitations. When cultured in the long-term in 2D, the supply of nutrients is insufficient, the cell-cell and cell-material interactions are unphysiological and most of the cells will not stay viable. The upcoming three-dimensional (3D) cell culture models promise to overcome these disadvantages and should resemble more likely the in vivo situation of tissues or organs. Currently, many different 3D cell culture models using different cell types, conditions and materials are under investigation. All of them is common that they must improve their advantages for basic and applied research. Microarrays can be important tools to analyze the characteristic gene expression profiles of the 3D cell culture models, doing comparative studies, and to define the 3D culture effects. The special issue invites contributions to publish their results about gene expression profiling in different 3D cell culture models.
It will be of interest to the readers of this special issue to show, how 3D cell culture has influence on cell proliferation, cell differentiation, cell viability, general cell functionality, response to stimuli and in metabolism in comparison to highlight its advantages for basic and applied research.
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Abstract: "Good bye flat cell biology" claims for three-dimensional experimental designs in cell culture to mimic heterologeous cell-cell and cell-matrix interaction. Since the discovery in the late 70th that fibroblasts and extracellular matrix are indispensable components to build up reliable in vitro skin equivalents the necessity to include the environment in the experimental design is well acknowledged even in tumor biology. Tumour-associated and activated Fibroblasts, extracellular matrix and secreted proteins define in a well balanced communication and interaction tissue and organ development. The meaning of the surrounding environment in prostate cancer initiation and -progression was first described more than 20 years ago. During the last decades the general meaning of especially tumor-associated fibroblasts in tumor biology in several entities like breast, lung and bladder cancer was confirmed. Any genetic or epigenetic changes in these partners lead to functional changes which finally dictate the malignant process - even during patients relapse. Thus, standard monolayer cell cultures represent reduced models in epithelial cancer because they lack 3D architecture, cell-ECM interaction and fail to simulate paracrine mechanisms. One pivotal goal of in vitro studies in tumor biology and medicine is to reveal new therapeutic targets even under consideration of the surrounding environment to evaluate the efficacy of drug application and finally to disclose the molecular mechanism leading to drug resistance. Consequently, several strategies were developed to overcome the limitations of monolayer cell culture and to produce reliable, in vivo like and screening-compatible homo- and heterologeous 3D-tumor cultures to close the gap between in vitro systems and animal models. We focused our strategy on 3D- models on prostate cancer, bladder cancer and renal cell carcinoma cell lines. To build up the biological situation we combined tumor cells with tumor associated fibroblast to produce 3D-spheroids on standard 96-well plates. To avoid harvesting of spheroids for confocal microscopy we used standard assays to quantify cell growth and death. Using this approach we investigated the impact of nanomodified Zoledronic acid on 3D-spheroids from prostate carcinoma cells. Our results confirmed the assumption that there are remarkable differences in the efficacy of the drug in 3D-spheres compared to the flat cell system. Additionally, using patients derived primary prostate cancer specimens we established and 3D-invasion system to collect invasive growing tumor cells. Our results offer remarkable constant genetic imbalance only in the invasive growing 3D-spheres by CGH-analysis. In summary, 3D-cell culture technology offers an innovative powerful tool in cancer research.
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Goodness, there's that Real Madrid counterattack. Bayern Munich hold the ball for long enough for the Santiago Bernabeu crowd to start whistling in annoyance, but Angel di Maria eventually intercepts and sends white shirts streaming forwards. Manuel Neuer is left all alone by his defence, but eventually is able to fall on the ball after a few minutes of utter fear.
Oh, and then Bayern Munich score. Of course they do! Toni Kroos is fed on the right flank by Mario Gomez and attempts to cross for Gomez, but the centre forward is bundled over by Pepe. The referee didn't hesitate to point to the spot, giving Pepe a booking in the process, and Arjen Robben managed to make up for his earlier miss (and that penalty against Borussia Dortmund) with a spot kick that just about snuck past Iker Casillas.
So it's 2-1 to Real on the night, but 3-3 on aggregate. The hosts no longer have the away goal advantage, either.
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By Andrew Gans
25 Jan 2014
Man in a Case will play 20 performances at Berkeley Rep's Roda Theatre through Feb. 16.
Adapted and directed by Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar of the Big Dance Theater, the production also features choreography by Parson. Baryshnikov is joined onstage by Tymberly Canale, Chris Giarmo, Paul Lazar and Aaron Mattocks.
Man in a Case is based on two of Anton Chekhov's 1898 short stories, "Man in a Case" and "About Love." In Big Dance Theater's adaptation, press notes state, "two hunters trade stories both witty and haunting: one about a reclusive man's courtship of a carefree young woman, which forces him to closely examine his own rigid nature; the other about a man who relives the story of lost love."
The play is produced by Baryshnikov Productions in association with ArKtype/Thomas O. Kriegsmann and was commissioned and premiered by Hartford Stage Company.
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Iowa and Nebraska credit unions will be the exclusive financial institution distribution channel for CoOportunity Health.
It was likely an anniversary that critics of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act weren't celebrating.
This preview from our July 3 print edition takes a look at some industry anticipation of the Oct. 1 launch of health insurance exchanges.
A new alliance between the Iowa and Nebraska Credit Union Leagues and CoOportunity Health, a multistate co-op, is poised to offer another health insurance choice that features lower expenses and more benefits.
Leagues partner to offer credit unions option for offering health insurance to members when Obamacare kicks in.
Jeff Russell, longtime card executive and innovator with TMG Financial Services, is leaving the card business to take a position as CEO of a dental insurance firm.
Jeff Russell had steered TMG Financial Services in Des Moines, Iowa.
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WASHINGTON—Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows:
ABC's "This Week"—Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and Jeff Sessions, R-Ala.; Reps. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., and Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill.
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A teenager accused of stabbing a youth to death in north London on his 16th birthday has denied murder.
The 15-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is accused of killing Derek Boateng while he was on a crowded single-decker bus near Highbury New Park.
Appearing at the Old Bailey, the youth, from Romford in Essex, pleaded not guilty to one count of murder.


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Dozens of racks filled with sparkly dresses flood hotel rooms. Girls giggle in the frosty pre-dawn air and wait with sheer anticipation while hundreds of volunteers rush around wildly assembling last-minute dressing rooms and seamstress stations.
It's chaos. It's excitement. It's a familiar scene.
Or at least it has been for the past six years, when Abby Egland, a University of Oregon alumna, founded Abby's Closet.
The nonprofit began in 2004, Egland said, when she moved off campus and her mom asked her what she was going to do with the prom dresses in her closet.
They called multiple secondhand stores in the region only to discover that the stores just didn't have room for the dresses.
"I wanted them to go to girls who would wear them again," Egland said.
Now Abby's Closet is a full-fledged operation that attracts thousands of girls from across the state.
For the past two years, Linfield's Alpha Phi Sorority has worked with Abby's Closet to help donate dresses for its annual April giveaway, Cameron Bays, class of '09, said.
Junior Alpha Phi Sorority member Amy Kestek, who is in charge of collecting dresses for Alpha Phi this year, began gathering dresses last week and will continue to collect donations until after Spring Break.
"I just think this is a really great opportunity to share what we have," Kestek said.
If Linfield students want to donate but don't have dresses with them, they have a chance to pack them during Spring Break, Kestek said.
New and used dresses are accepted.
"If someone wants to donate but doesn't have a dress, Ross has a great selection of cheap dresses," Kestek said.
Since joining Abby's closet as the college drive coordinator last spring, Bays has worked diligently to help other sororities get on board, either to volunteer at the giveaway or to help collect gowns.
"Last year, [Abby's Closet] collected more than 4,500 dresses, and girls came from two-to-three hours away to show up," Bays said.
With so many dresses to choose from, it's hard to disappoint. But the organization has always struggled to build a strong selection for size 0 to 4 and 16 and above, Bays said.
"We just don't have those donations, and for some girls, if they don't have a dress, they don't go," Egland said.
This year, Egland said she anticipates there will be even more girls at the event than last year, with an expected attendance of about 3,000 high school girls.
For Egland and Bays, the event makes the planning and coordinating worthwhile.
"We have this long line of girls, and there's pink everywhere," Bays said.
At each event, hairdressers and makeup artists hired by volunteers help the girls envision how they will look at prom, Egland said.
"These girls come in with their sweatpants and walk out with their dresses on and makeup and hair done — we try to make it fun," she said.
Each year when Egland looks at the line of girls waiting to get their pass, she said she can't believe how Abby's Closet has grown throughout the region.
"We thought it would just be a one-time thing," she said. "It started as a small idea and turned into something really big."
This year's event will take place April 10 and 11 at the DoubleTree Hotel near Lloyd Center in Portland.
To help fill Abby's Closet this year, contact Kestek at email@example.com or visit www.abbyscloset.org to learn where to drop off your gowns to one of the 40 sites in Oregon and Southeast Washington.
Chelsea Langevin
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