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Monpazier - the square
This is a view on the square of Monpazier.
Monpazier is a commune in the Dordogne department in Aquitaine in southwest France.
The village is a member of the Les Plus Beaux Villages de France ("The most beautiful villages of France") association.
The shot was taken in august 2012, in the end of the afternoon. Panorama made in HDR version (enfuse).
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Does anyone have any tips on priming and painting a cub? Also any tips on installing a new cylinder head and gasket. Thanks all!
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03-12-2014 20:42:31 | More by Falcone
North Carolina
4.21/5 rDev +11.7%
Aged in Woodford barrels
Appearance: The beer arrives with dark brown liquid supplemented by ruby highlights; a fluffy tan head manages to leave shards of lace along the sides of the glass
Smell: Burnt coffee with mellow undertones of roasted oats and hints of Bourbon, oak and vanilla
Taste: Starts out with a charred sensation that grows slightly bitter by mid-palate, when some coffee elements kick in; after the swallow, the Bourbon, oak and vanilla tones add another angle; chocolate appears in the finish
Mouthfeel: Creamy, but a bit light bodied with moderate carbonation
Overall: A nice angle on one of Highland's better beers; would love to see them do a bottle release of this one
06-15-2013 22:06:49 | More by brentk56
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
01-18-2014 04:59:57 | More by bcsteve89
4/5 rDev +6.1%
11-06-2013 02:32:32 | More by egrethel
North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -13.8%
12-04-2013 05:35:41 | More by RochefortChris
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
04-21-2014 22:53:53 | More by kylehay2004
3.8/5 rDev +0.8%
11 ounce pour - Taco Mac in Kennesaw, Georgia.
Appearance: Very dark brown body, a little amber at its edges, with a slim, albeit slowly receding, ivory-hued head.
Smell: Mildly fragrant nose, but, you do gets your wanted notes of roast, chocolate, caramel, fruit, as well as the oak and vanilla from the bourbon.
Taste: Splash of cola, slight milk chocolate, very sparse roastiness. A light dark fruitiness. Highland delivers a gentle bourbon character, it's not overpowering, nor is it lacking, it's just enough to brighten up the standard slight flavors. Closes out with a surprising zing of crispness.
Mouthfeel: Just under medium-bodied. Medium-plus carbonation.
Overall: I was not a huge fan of the original HOP, and, I'll admit, I was concerned the barrel-aging could even be a hindrance,
02-16-2014 16:46:31 | More by ChainGangGuy
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
09-28-2013 04:50:43 | More by briancross
Highland Barrel-Aged Oatmeal Porter from Highland Brewing
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Freedom of the press: An open letter to Argus readers
10:10am Wednesday 28th November 2012 in News
D-DAY: The Leveson recommendations, and the response of the prime minister and others to them, are crucial to local and regional newspapers
Dear Reader, Tomorrow Lord Justice Leveson publishes his long-awaited verdict on future regulation of the Press in Britain. His inquiry was launched by the Government in response to the horrendous phone-hacking scandal at the News of the World.
Today I want to explain to you my concerns for the future of freedom – not just of the Press but of all of us – in this country should Lord Justice Leveson recommend statutory regulation of the press.
Regional and local newspapers will be affected by any recommendations in the Leveson Report. This is not just about attacking the national tabloids or bashing the Murdoch empire. I would be deeply concerned if statutory controls of any nature are proposed.
The Leveson recommendations, and the response of the prime minister and others to them, are crucial to local and regional newspapers.
The debate cannot be confined to the tabloids or the nationals, even though the Leveson Inquiry concentrated almost exclusively on the national Press.
I understand the public reaction to the allegations which led to the setting up of the Leveson Inquiry and were contained in the testimony of some of the witnesses to the inquiry.
In fact, I share the reaction.
The hacking of Milly Dowler's mobile phone, in particular, was revolting and shamed the journalists responsible for it.
They should be in jail for their actions.
I have worked in regional newspapers for almost 30 years. I do not know anyone in my part of the industry who was not horrified by the revelations of phone hacking and payments to police officers and other officials.
However, you should not be fooled into thinking that phone hacking and other such criminal acts happened because the Press was not properly regulated.
Illegal phone hacking, in particular, was not dealt with appropriately by the police and the justice system.
That it continued for so long apparently unchecked was a failure of those whose job it is to uphold the law, not of press regulation.
The reality is that newspapers are already subject to a variety of civil and criminal laws which restrict investigation, reporting and publication.
We do not need any more laws, we just need those responsible for enforcing the current laws to do their jobs properly.
It is too easy to think that Lord Justice Leveson's recommendations will only have an effect on those who behaved so disgracefully and illegally. They won't.
They will affect every newspaper in Britain.
Lord Justice Leveson and the Prime Minister made clear: "The problems there have been in our newspaper industry have not concerned regional and local titles, which perform an incredibly important function in our democratic system."
The Argus is utterly opposed to the introduction of special statutory controls over the Press in any form.
No-one proposing statutory controls has yet produced detailed proposals or drafts to demonstrate what is actually meant and how it would apply – past attempts at press-specific controls would have produced draconian results in practice.
Do you really want politicians in charge of deciding what newspapers can and cannot publish?
This would be a fundamental constitutional change and it would end 300 years of hard-won freedom of the press from specific state control.
It would also be the thin end of the wedge.
Once politicians have even a tiny bit of control over the Press, how long before they increase those powers to prevent publication of material that would embarrass them?
One of the roles of the Press at all levels is to hold those in elected office to account. That would become increasingly difficult to do if statutory regulation is enforced.
Statutory regulation in any form and by any name is unacceptable to the regional as well as the national Press.
Some supporters of statutory regulation talk blithely of 'light-touch legislation'.
Do not be fooled. There is no such thing.
You cannot be a little bit pregnant, and you cannot have a little bit of legislation.
The Argus has supported the Editors' Code of Practice and the system upheld by the Press Complaints Commission.
It has worked well for the regional press but I accept it has failed at national level.
Therefore, I understand why there are calls for a tough new independent system of regulation.
The Argus, alongside other national and regional newspaper publishers, supports the proposals for just such a new system of regulation for the press.
However, that does not require statute.
The new system would be based on binding contracts rather than statute and it would – while preserving a fast, free and fair way of dealing with readers' complaints – also set, oversee and maintain standards, with new investigation powers and severe sanctions, including fines of up to a million pounds.
Bringing in new laws to regulate the Press would take time and cost a small fortune.
The chances of any statutory regulation being in place during this Parliament are slim in the extreme.
By contrast, the scheme suggested by the newspaper industry could be up and running next year with no cost to the public purse in this age of austerity.
If you share my concerns about our future freedoms, please write to your local MP. Statutory regulation of the Press is a sledgehammer to crack a nut and would see the Argus and hundreds of other local and regional newspapers punished for the sins of a tiny percentage of the Press.
That cannot be right.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
As always, the support of our readers means everything to us.
Yours sincerely Kevin Ward Editor, South Wales Argus
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10:36am Wed 28 Nov 12
Mervyn James says...
People cannot afford costly court cases to then only get a bit of an apology stuffed away on the back page somewhere while these papers have made thousands via the abuse. I would not support the law moving in via the state, they CANNOT be trusted, but an independent body yes.
1:14pm Wed 28 Nov 12
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6:36pm Wed 28 Nov 12
Mervyn James says...
6:37pm Wed 28 Nov 12
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8:17pm Wed 28 Nov 12
Lenin says...
Perhaps formal licensing of newspapers and an independent regulatory body is the way forward.
Seems the clamour to carry on regardless is fuelled by the offenders themselves and the Open Letter from Lords and MPs was orchestrated by David Blunkett, a man who has been, and may still be, on the Murdoch payroll.
As they say in legal circles "I rest my case."
9:02pm Wed 28 Nov 12
Limestonecowboy says...
As far as I'm concerned the risk comes from greedy media barons wanting access into our homes not just through newspaper ownership but the owning of TV companies. While newspaper circulation is becoming less year on year getting news from the internet or TV is increasing.
While this sounds convenient media barons will become more powerful & without check it will be them who will influence what we should see & hear which can be far more damaging.
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MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA — Sophie Brown, 79, beloved wife of Paul P. Brown, with whom she shared 52 years of marriage, passed away after a brief illness, on Monday, November 11, at Beverly Hospital, surrounded by her loving family. Born in Lynn, and raised in Peabody, she was the daughter of the late Charles and Julia (Katsoulis) Anasoulis.
Sophie grew up in Peabody, and was a graduate of Peabody Veterans Memorial High School and Fisher Junior College. She worked as a medical secretary at Beverly Hospital and GE. She married in 1961, and was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, and friend to many. Sophie was known for her Greek hospitality and kind caring spirit. She enjoyed many hobbies, volunteering, traveling, and most of all, spending time with family. She was an active member in the Assumption of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church in Ipswich, a member of the Daughters of Penelope and the Manchester Woman's Club.
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ARRANGEMENTS: A funeral Mass will be celebrated at Assumption of the Virgin Mary Greek Church, 8 Lafayette Road, Ipswich, on Friday at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Burial will be in Rosedale Cemetery, Manchester. Visiting hours will be held at the Campbell-Lee, Moody Russell Funeral Home, 525 Cabot Street, North Beverly on Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made in Sophie's Memory to Assumption of the Virgin Mary Greek Church, 8 Lafayette Rd., Ipswich, MA 01938, or Saint Vasilios Greek Orthodox Church, 7 Paleogolos St., Peabody, MA 01960. For information, directions, or condolences, please visit www.campbellfuneral.com.


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The process of new blood vessel formation is essential for repair of damaged or diseased tissues and organs. Regeneration of the heart is an important goal in modern medicine. Ideally, new therapies should give patients long-term normalization of the heart. Embryonic stem cells could be induced to form heart muscle cells and cells that line the blood vessels known as endothelial cells. Here we propose to use a natural hormone-like protein known as leptin, to stimulate embryonic stem cells to form cardiac muscle and endothelial cells. In our laboratory, we have done early experiments using organized stem cell clusters known as embryoid bodies treated with leptin. Our early studies showed that leptin can induce the formation of primitive blood vessels and contractile heart muscle cells. Based on our findings, we propose that leptin is important to stimulate human embryonic stem cells to form heart muscle and endothelial cells. Furthermore, we also think that the presence of primitive blood vessels in embryoid bodies can facilitate or be required for the formation of mature cardiac muscle cells. It is possible that blood vessel formation in response to leptin (or similar proteins) supplies a blood vessel network providing an appropriate environment where stem cells can then become heart muscle cells. Therefore, we propose three objectives: (I) To characterize the effect of leptin treatment on embryoid bodies cultures; (II)To optimize the conditions under which leptin (and possibly other related substances) induce formation of cells from the cardiovascular system thus increasing the number of endothelial and heart muscle cells in the cultures; and (III)To test the function of the endothelial and heart muscle cells formed in the cultures by using them in an experimental animal model of heart attack (myocardial infarction). We will also study the molecular aspects of the response to leptin. In addition, we will use specific markers to ascertain the endothelial and cardiac muscle character of the cells formed. Finally, we will separate the endothelial and heart muscle cells from the cultures and then use them to study if heart muscle cells benefit from the presence of endothelial cells. These cells will also be given to mice of the myocardial infarction model to prove their repair potential in the injured heart. To see if leptin can always induce formation of endothelial and heart muscle cells, we will use four different human embryonic stem cell lines, including a new cell line. The use of a new line has advantages to meet the strict regulatory requirements of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for therapeutic use in humans. Knowledge derived from the proposed studies will contribute to understand how human embryonic stem cells become mature functional cells. Moreover, these studies may result in optimized experimental conditions leading to the large scale production of heart muscle and endothelial cells for therapeutic applications.
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Heart disease is the number one cause of death in California and in the United States. In California alone, heart disease accounts for 39% of all deaths and it is a major cause of disability and poor quality of life. The economic impact of heart disease is astonishing. In California, the health care costs and loss of productivity due to heart disease is approximately $30 billion per year. The yearly cost of coronary heart disease alone is at least $15 billion in the State. These expenditures account for one tenth of the total cost burden in the entire nation. In addition, type II diabetes and obesity are well-known risk factors for coronary heart disease. These two diseases are increasing at alarming rates every year and consequently contributing to the rising incidence of heart disease. The people of California made an important choice by voting to pass Proposition 71. Embryonic stem cells are likely to be unique tools in the treatment of genetic and neurological diseases. However, their potential use for effective therapeutic repair and regeneration of the heart could be life-saving for millions of individuals suffering from heart disease. In this regard, our research proposal seeks not only to advance our current understanding of the coordinate development of a complex tissue from stem cells, but most importantly, to focus on the translational aspect of this knowledge inasmuch as it provides a means to solve a major medical challenge, namely the repair of injured or damaged heart tissue with cells derived from human embryonic stem cells. In the long term, effective therapies to repair the myocardium, coupled with a comprehensive package of preventive health policies instituted statewide, would undoubtedly translate into significant savings to the State. The magnitude of such savings in heart disease costs alone is likely to surpass or at least return the investment made by California when Proposition 71 was passed.
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SYNOPSIS: The project seeks to study the differentiation from embryoid bodies (EBs) of endothelial cells (EC) and cardiomyocytes (CM), with a focus on the role of leptin in enhancing this process. Leptin is a cytokine with angiogenic activity and the Principal Investigator (PI) made the observation that EB cultures treated with leptin have increased numbers of beating CM clusters. The hypothesis is that leptin might induce vascular networks that provide a niche for CM development. Aim 1 will define the effect of leptin on the EB cultures. Markers and microarrays will be analyzed and STAT3 signaling evaluated. It appears that the PI can show an approximate 2x increase in numbers of beating clusters at day 13. It is not clear why microarray experiments will be useful. Aim 2 will optimize the procedure, although it is not clear exactly how this differs from Aim 1. Additional variables will be tested including other cytokines, media, O2, temperature, etc. In Aim 3 the cells will be tested functionally. Purified cells will be put into infracted animals and hearts analyzed for INNOVATION & SIGNIFICANCE: This proposal focuses on the utility of human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) as a tool for coordinated differentiation of cardiomyocyte and endothelial co-cultures. Most present systems for use of ESC in myocardial regeneration approaches utilize either one or the other of these lineages, so the dual differentiation concept is a novel one. Myocardial regeneration remains an elusive goal, so the proposal has underlying merit in this regard. Advances in stimulating cardiovascular fates from hESCs will be important. This project derives from an observation made from an NIH supplement, and might lead to improved induction protocols for EC and/or CM. STRENGTHS: The PI has expertise in neo-vascularization in wound response. The expertise for studying animal models is apparent. Other strengths include: (1)Innovative use of leptin-directed stem cell differentiation; (2)Good environment; (3) Important clinical problem. WEAKNESSES: The project is not well described and it is unclear how much new information will be learned other than perhaps confirming a modest enhancement of CM from EB cultures. How specific is this to CM? Were total cell numbers normalized? In the animal models, assuming similar numbers of cells are used, it needs to be explained why these would behave differently than purified cells that develop naturally in EBs. Experiments in the first two aims are essentially a series of different culture conditions without any apparent rationale or priority. Experiments in the last aim on animals are also not described with clarity (mouse or rat?) and appear to be premature even at this pilot stage. Other concerns include:(1) The preliminary data are pretty sketchy. Data are presented in only a semi-quantitative fashion. Quantitative approaches to sort various cell types are available and would allow a much better discrimination of the effects of leptin in culture. (2) No effect to ascertain electromechanical coupling of cardiomyocytes—a key step if they are to function in vivo.(3)The collaborative team seems only loosely pulled together—the microarray studies are dependent on participation of Dr. Srivastava, who doesn't seem to have committed to the project. It is unclear how the infarction experiments will be completed—will these be done by the PI (who doesn't seem to have the equipment for the studies) or in the collaborator's lab? Infarction requires survival surgery in SCID mice, which is a challenge and the procedures must be done in a more sterile environment than is typical for mouse surgeries. The logistics do not seem to be well considered. DISCUSSION: There was no further discussion following the reviewers' comments


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New, original, real ghost stories never before in print.
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FGCU Men's Basketball Adds Marquette Transfer Jamail Jones
Former top 50 recruit will have two years of eligibility
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Coming off an appearance in the 2012 Atlantic Sun Tournament championship game in the program's first year of Division I postseason eligibility, FGCU men's basketball head coach Andy Enfield continued to bolster the roster on Saturday with the addition of Marquette transfer Jamail Jones (Atlanta, Ga./Montverde Academy/Marquette), who signed a grant-in aid to join the Eagles next season.
Ranked as the No. 52 recruit in the nation by Rivals.com and No. 53 by ESPN.com's ESPNU 100 in 2010, Jones spent the last two seasons at Marquette on clubs that won a combined 49 games as a member of the BIG EAST. The 6-foot-6 wing will have two years of eligibility with the Green and Blue after sitting out the 2012-13 season due to NCAA four-year transfer rules.
"Jamail has the unique combination of size, athleticism, and skill level that can help him become an exceptional scorer and versatile play-maker," said Enfield. "His talent level was recognized in high school as he was rated a top 50 player in the nation. With his strong work ethic, we expect Jamail to become a big time college basketball player. He fits in perfectly with our other talented young players in our up-tempo style of play. I could not be more excited than to welcome Jamail and his wonderful parents to the FGCU basketball family."
Jones saw time in 46 games over his two seasons at Marquette, averaging 1.6 points and 1.3 rebounds per game over that span. The Atlanta product reached double figures in a pair of games and made one start this year at West Virginia on Feb. 24, in a 61-60 victory. As a freshman in 2010-11, Jones had a career-high seven rebounds to go along with four points and two steals in 17 minutes against No. 14 Louisville in the BIG EAST Tournament quarterfinals, which was the first of a combined six BIG EAST Tournament and NCAA Tournament contests he would play in over two seasons.
Jones played his final high school season in Florida with nationally-renown Montverde Academy, leading it to a 25-5 overall record and a top 10 national ranking in 2009-10. Jones ranked second on the team with 16.1 points per game to go along with 6.3 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 3.0 assists en route to a top 100 ranking by several national recruiting services, highlighted by a scout's grade of 94 by ESPN.com that ranked him as the No. 11 small forward in the class.
Prior to playing the 2009-10 season at Montverde Academy, Jones averaged 17.0 points, 10.0 rebounds, 8.0 assists and 3.0 blocks per game at Green Forest Christian Academy in Decatur, Ga. Jones led the Eagles to an overall record of 26-4, but, more importantly, a regional title and a berth into the State Tournament while being named the region's Most Valuable Player.
Jones along with 6-foot-10 Georgia Tech transfer Nate Hicks (Panama City Beach, Fla./J.R. Arnold HS/Georgia Tech) make up half of FGCU's newcomers, but will have to sit out the 2012-13 season. The Eagles will also welcome in freshman DaJuan Graf (Charlotte, N.C./Phillip O. Berry Academy), who started at point guard for the West Team in the Jordan Brand Classic regional game, and 6-foot-9 freshman forward Leonard Livingston (Upper Marlboro, Md./Patterson School). Not new to the program, but now eligible to play, 6-foot-9 Iowa State transfer Eric McKnight (Raleigh, N.C./Princeton Day Academy/Iowa State) will also make his debut with the Green and Blue in 2012-13.
FGCU returns 85 percent of its scoring, 84 percent of its rebounding and 92 percent of its assists from the 2011-12 squad that won a program Division I record 15 games and advanced to the A-Sun championship as the No. 6 seed by defeating No. 3 seed USC Upstate and No. 2 seed and host Mercer.