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Fright Night (1985)
|Tags: 80's, Amanda Bearse, blood, Chris Sarandon, classic film, comedic, Dorothy Fielding, fright night, Jonathan Stark, Roddy McDowall, Stephen Geoffreys, Tom Holland, vamps, werewolf, William Ragsdale
Rating #:8/10
Director:Tom Holland
Runtime:106 minutes
Cast:Chris Sarandon, William Ragsdale, Amanda Bearse, Roddy McDowall, Stephen Geoffreys, Jonathan Stark, Dorothy Fielding
In the decade of the Slasher movie, a fresh new vampire film entitled Fright Night hit the scene, which eventually became a cult classic amongst horror fans and vampire-movie enthusiasts. Director Tom Holland showed us that mixing horror, cool make-up effects, comedy, and the general 80's flare, that it can become a favorite with even those that don't even like the genre. Speaking of which, Tom was no stranger to the genre, as he wrote films like The Beast Within and Psycho 2 before making Fright Night his first directorial effort. Then he moved onto films like the classic Child's Play and brought us a couple Stephen King adaptations (The Langoliers and Thinner). Although this is a vampire flick it didn't just stop with them, as we saw a sweet transformation of one of the characters from a werewolf, and of course, there's the Ghoul, who's the eyes and ears of his master in the day.
For those who may not have seen the film, the story follows Charley Brewster -- a teen obsessed with a horror show starring Peter Vincent, a vampire hunter. While watching the show one night, he spots his new neighbors moving what appears to be a coffin into the house. Shortly after he even witnesses what he believes to be his neighbor biting and sucking the blood out of a young female's neck. Naturally this couldn't be real, but after further investigation, Charley comes to the conclusion that his neighbor is an actual vampire. After a couple close calls and threats to his life, he seeks the aid of his icon Peter Vincent in hopes that he'll know a way to stop his blood-thirsty neighbor. The bad thing is that Peter himself isn't even a believer. In fact, no one believes Charley. He must now find a way to convince his friends and especially Peter, before his neighbor finally sinks his teeth into him.
This is just an overall fun movie. It never gets boring and it has a lot of nods to the genre, like the name Peter Vincent for instance, which is a combination of Peter Cushing and Vincent Price -- two veterans of the genre. We even have a character named "Evil" who plays the above-average and slightly-bizarre horror fanatic. As I stated before there are some make-up effects in this film that even put some of these present-day movies to shame. Hopefully Hollywood will never remake this, because there should be some classics left as they are.
Noted as one of the best vampire films to come out of this genre; this is definitely a movie to see if you haven't already. I personally never get tired of watching this.
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The show, inspired by The Sand Reckoner Archimedes' hypothetical project to calculate the size of the universe; explores the relation between time and space.
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The Implications of Suggestion, featuring work by Chris Grunder, Mariel Bayona, and Tom Van Houten, investigates the ways technology and taste afford current sculptural practice the possibility of employing action, interaction, automation, and animation to entrance and entertain viewers.
About the Student Exhibition
Each year the co-directors of the Diego Rivera Gallery curate a survey exhibition of continuing MFA students as a way to kick off the fall semester and to introduce incoming students to their work. This year's exhibition features the work of 27 continuing MFA students.
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All words are abstract symbols, images that we infuse with meaning. But what does it look like when the boundaries between word and image begin to blur? Word buried in image, image obscured by word.
As We Are Now is an audio-visual exploration of the construction of home and self by artists Carly Cram, Dominic Garcia, Madison Voelkel, and Rachel Fein Smolinski.
The Diego Gallery is proud to present a new collaborative installation by Dimitra Skandali and Tom Loughlin.
Join us for a campus-wide exhibition showcasing PreCollege student artwork made during the five-week, six-college credit program.
In Measured Bodies, artists Raquel Torres Arzola, Bari Fleischer, Katie Harwood, Anna Rose, and Christie Ginanni Stepan display works that establish notions of the body as a device of time, location, and cultural identity.
Relative to the duality presented in Gustave Courbet's work L'Origine du Monde (The Origin of the World), Invisible Merkin: Discretion and Ostentation presents the flirtation between the literal and coded: figure vs. landscape.
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Posted: 03/09/2008 - Patrick Beverley scored 27 points, upstaging his six senior teammates a bit last night in Arkansas' 77-64 win over Auburn.
Posted: 03/09/2008 - Patrick Beverley scored 27 points, upstaging his six senior teammates a bit last night in Arkansas' 77-64 win over Auburn.
Posted: 03/09/2008 - Mykal Riley scored Alabama's first 13 points of overtime, including three 3-pointers as the Crimson Tide beat Number 16 Vanderbilt 78-73 yesterday.
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Posted: 03/07/2008 - Grant Dayton struck out an Auburn season-high eight hitters to help Auburn beat VMI 9-2 Thursday night.
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Posted: 03/06/2008 - The Auburn and Alabama basketball teams are left duking it out for last place in the SEC West.
Posted: 03/06/2008 - Billy Humphrey made four free throws over the final 13 seconds to help Georgia snap a five-game losing streak with a 59-54 win over Auburn tonight in a matchup of last-place teams.
Posted: 03/06/2008 - Marcus Thornton's 27 points included a 3-point shot that broke a tie with 36 seconds left as LSU beat Alabama 80-74 on Wednesday.
Posted: 03/06/2008 - Austin Graham pitched into the seventh inning and Alabama's offense scored four runs in the bottom of the third inning to beat Troy 8-2.
Posted: 03/06/2008 - Jerome Odem and Brandon Hazzard had 16 points each and Troy erased a nine-point halftime deficit to upset Louisiana-Lafayette 70-60 last night in the first round of the Sun Belt Conference tournament.
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Posted: 03/03/2008 - Mike McGee didn't allow a run in seven innings of work as Florida State beat Auburn 10-to-1 yesterday and swept the four-game series.
Posted: 03/02/2008 - Kevin Kanaskie shot 22 points and four other Middle Tennessee State players scored in double figures as the Blue Raiders beat Troy State 81-58.
Posted: 02/29/2008 - Ashley Bright made two free throws with 11 seconds left to help Crossville beat Geneva 55-52 and win the Class 3A girls state title.
Posted: 02/28/2008 - Demetrius Jemison scored a career-high 19 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and made two free throws with 10 seconds left to lift Alabama to a 59-56 win over Arkansas last night.
Posted: 02/28/2008 - Charles Rhodes had a career-high 30 points and nine rebounds to lead Mississippi State to an 89-78 victory over Auburn last night.
Posted: 02/28/2008 - Paul Graham the Third scored 27 points and Carderro Nwoji added 19 to lead Florida Atlantic to a 99-93 win over Troy last night.
Posted: 02/26/2008 - Alabama is no longer playing for a Southeastern Conference title. An NCAA tournament at-large bid is out of the question, and so is finishing the regular season with a winning league record.
Posted: 02/26/2008 - Alabama coach Nick Saban has hired Tim Davis as director of player personnel and promoted defensive coaches Kevin Steele and Kirby Smart.
Posted: 02/26/2008 - Off-the-field issues continue to pile up for Alabama's football team: Two player arrests in six days, one dismissal and an indefinite suspension for linebacker Prince Hall.
Posted: 02/25/2008 - Auburn offensive coordinator Tony Franklin has given his contenders for the starting quarterback job an idea of what he's watching: Everything.
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It looks increasingly likely that soon there may be an end to the comfortable Airbus A320 - Boeing 737NG market equilibrium in the narrow-body segment. When Pratt & Whitney decided to throw a rock in the pond in the form of their ultra-efficient GTF, they - at the same time - ended an almost unique era of equilibrium between the only two remaining 150-seat jet manufacturers.
While way back in the 1960s and '70s the DC-9 and 737-200 were initially equally matched, in the early 1980s the stretched and re-engined DC-9 Super 80 gained the upper hand. Boeing reacted with the CFM56 powered 737-300, which gave it in its turn a superior weapon. When newcomer Airbus entered the market with the A320, Boeing again was forced to react and launched the 737NG, which brought its technology to approximately the same level as the A320. The golden era of air finance had commenced.
It looks like the next chapter in this saga is about to be written. At the time of writing, the market was still awaiting a decision from Toulouse whether to go ahead with the A320NEO (New Engine Option) or kill the initiative and restore peace in the market (at least short term), but industry observers are increasingly betting that the NEO-marketeers within Airbus will gain the upper hand.
Apart from Pratt (CFMI has little to gain), who will be happy with the re-engining of either the A320 and/or (less likely ) the 737NG?
On the positive side, the Green Movement and society in general should be happy as both Pratt's GTF and CFMI's competing LEAP-X are claimed to feature significantly lower fuel burn and less pollution. Some airlines may welcome it, at least those that get a head-start over the competition with early deliveries of the re-engined aircraft, assuming reliability is as good as the current generation of powerplants.
Now, who will not be so happy? Well, most of the leasing companies, even the ones that have not yet built a big fleet of "conventional" 737s and A320s have already indicated that this re-engining was "the dumbest idea ever". The reasons are obvious; for those lessors that follow a "fundamental leasing" business model, the launch of a superior technology aircraft eventually will cause value loss of the old technology to accelerate downward (albeit only after a few years) disrupting all of the residual values projections. For those lessors that follow the "trading" model, the launch of a new generation will make it much harder to convince new investors of the stellar IRR's of their portfolios. Maybe in an attempt to take away some stress for the lessors, Airbus announced the A320NEO will be priced at a premium over the current A320. Is the indicated $7-8 million. (of "list" or "net flyaway"?) the optimal level? Set it too high and sales volume will be too low, set it too low and the current A320 clients will be frustrated. In addition, if GTF is selected, Pratt will most likely want to build market volume as quickly as possible, which is not consistent with a premium pricing policy.
Where are the banks? While specialized banks generally thrive on uncertainty in the market (which keeps the fair weather players out), the launch of a re-engined A320NEO will bring some challenges for them as well. While it is fairly obvious how (and when) the impact of the NEO will start to affect values of the older generation aircraft, it is more challenging to answer the question of whether NEO will get sufficient market mass to make it itself an asset suitable for asset-based finance.
While Boeing has thus far indicated that a 737RE won't work, things could change rapidly under pressure of the market. Initially the NEO may be attacked with additional discounts for the 737NG (+). This may quickly erode away the assumed $7-8 million premium for the NEO. To take it one step further, if one assumes a purely hypothetical case where a major European low cost carrier would order 300 A320NEO's and a US Major finds the A321NEO to be an excellent replacement for its 100+ 757 fleet, a stronger response from Seattle is inevitable. A newly designed successor to the 737NG might prematurely kill the A320NEO, in turn forcing Airbus to go one better, maybe in the form of open rotor technology.
Winners in this game are unlikely although, such events would probably also kill both the C919 and MS21. Will it bring the "Big Two" and their shareholders any gains? While in the short term, one of the two may gain an advantage, the launch of NEO may undermine the all-important orderbooks for the current narrowbodies. Is killing the cash-cows, stressing engineering resources and adding billions to the research & development budget the best way of creating shareholder value ?
So, will NEO be the post-modern Messiah from the Matrix-trilogy for commercial aviation, or will it leave the City "Sleepless in Seattle" as the beginning of a decade of value instability. Time will tell. Let's hope the wise men in Toulouse and Seattle will make the right decisions.


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A GROUP of Bishops Castle Community College students enjoyed a week's skiing in the French Alps during half term. They stayed at Auron in the region of Alpes Maritimes.
Teachers Linda Martin (senior head of year) and Rachel Owen accompanied 14 students from years nine, 10 and 11, and were delighted with the progress everyone made on the slopes.
Linda Martin commented on their return to Shropshire, "Intermediate skiers in the group tackled some exciting black runs with confidence and while the icy red runs were quite a challenge for the beginners, by the end of the week they all had a positive attitude and succeeded getting down them in style.
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The city's Board of Public Works, which oversees major public works projects, meets at 2 p.m. on select Thursdays. The board settled some disagreement about that meeting time last December when it voted to continue its afternoon gatherings. At least, it settled the disagreement on paper. Alderman at-large James Donchess has not let it go, though, and that is good for the public.
Regarding the meeting schedule, Donchess has pointed out the obvious: holding meetings during weekday work hours reduces public participation. Not only that, it restricts the pool of people available to serve on the board.
"Too many of these positions run uncontested because a large number of people cannot even consider taking time off from their employment on a regular basis," Donchess said. "I just think it would be better for 90 percent of the people or more if the meetings were held in the evening."
To that end, Donchess has proposed a charter revision that would require the board to meet no earlier than 6 p.m.
Local public boards should always hold their regular meetings outside of regular work hours, as most do. That increases dramatically the public's ability to participate. Donchess is on the right side here, and it is disappointing that he has found so little support from other public officials that he has felt the need to turn to the people with a proposed charter amendment. It should not take that to set a reasonable meeting time for a public board.
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CAPE TOWN, South Africa - CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) - If only defender Neil Van Schalkwyk had never scored an equalizer for the Santos Cape Town youth team against Battswood 15 years ago, the whole blaring brouhaha over the vuvuzela might never had come to dominate the World Cup.
Amid the crowd's celebrations that day, he suddenly saw a long tin homemade trumpet being blown - and an idea was born.
Working in a plastics factory, there had to be some way to produce a similar trumpet with the same deafening sound. After hours, he set off working.
By now, thousands of his vuvuzelas are sold with earplugs included. If that doesn't make much sense, little has since Van Schalkwyk started commercializing his plastic trumpets a decade ago.
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I have been a big proponent of selling beer at bball and football games for the general population (u can already get it in suites). apparently someone has taken the cause and ran with it
this to me is a no brainer and can be a nice source of additional revenue. other schools sell beer without any issues. no reason why we can't do the same. florida state sells beer at their basketball games to all 500 fans that show up and they don't cause any riots.


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Flood Impact Assessment
As part of the Kempsey Bypass Project's Environmental Assessment, a Flood Impact Assessment (PDF 8MB) was undertaken. This report has since been amended in response to the design refinements of the Kempsey Bypass, including amendments to reflect the final configuration of the Macleay River and Floodplain bridge.
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The bridge over the Macleay River is being built by Abigroup Contractors under a separate design and construct contract.
Form of contract: Alliance and design and construct contract
Start date of major construction: June 2010
Completion date: March 2013
Project value: $618 million
Australian Government contribution: Fully Federal Funding (Building Australia Fund) $618 million
The Kempsey bypass project was approved by the NSW Minister for Planning on 10 July 2008.
As part of the Building Australia Fund, the Australian Government announced that it would provide $618 million for the construction of the Kempsey bypass.
The 14.5 kilometre Kempsey bypass project is part of the 40 kilometre Kempsey to Eungai project, which extends from the existing dual carriageway south of Kempsey to the existing dual carriageway at Eungai Rail.
The bridge over the Macleay River and Floodplain will be 3.2 kilometres long on completion, making it the longest bridge in Australia.
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|Name: WALDING, BENJAMIN VALENTINE (listed on muster roll as Benjamin V. Waldin)
|Rank: Pvt.; Elected lieutenant and transferred to 33rd Alabama Infantry Regt.
|Enlisted: 3 March 1862 at Westville, Dale County
|Service History: Absent sick: Winchester, Virginia 1862/05/25; Cross Keys, Virginia 1862/06/08; Cold Harbor 1862/06/27; Malvern Hill 1862/07/02; Cedar Mountain, Virginia 1862/08/09; Hazel River 1862/08/23; Manassas Junction 1862/08/27; Manassas Plains 1862/08/28-30; Chantilly 1862/09/01. Present: Harpers Ferry 1862/09/13. Severely wounded: Sharpsburg 1862/09/17. Absent wounded: Shepardstown 1862/09/19; Fredericksburg 1862/12/13. Absent furlough: Suffolk, Virginia 1863/05/03; Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 1863/07/02; Transferred to 33rd Alabama, March 10, 1863.
|Date of Birth: 14 February 1840
|Place of Birth: Alabama
|Date of Death: 23 October 1904
|Place of Death: Dale County, Alabama
|Buried: Newton City Cemetery, Newton, Dale County, Alabama
|Father: Benjamin Franklin Walding (b abt 1802 in Johnston County, North Carolina, d bef 1860 in Dale County, Alabama)
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Ever since the draft and its aftermath, dedicated fans have tried to figure out what Hinkie's long term plan is for the Sixers. The only problem is Hinkie is a notoriously tight lipped person. He refuses to come out of his Hinkie nerd cave and tell us all his thoughts and plans. This is a good thing. No fan of a professional sports team should want its team's general manager to reveal their plans to build a championship. Unless of course you are a bitter member of sports media; in which case, DRAG THAT NERD OUT OF HIDING. But, I digress.
The immediate future part of the plan is pretty obvious. The Sixers have two lottery picks, both pretty much guaranteed to be top 10 and one guaranteed top 5. Sam Hinkie will look to get at least two starters out of those picks with at least 1 hopefully turning into a superstar. He can then use any number of his million 2nd round picks this year to draft possible role players or whatever else. This draft is a huge part of the Sixers' rebuilding plan and that is apparent to pretty much everyone. The larger question is what is Hinkie going to do with his cap space.
Estimates have the Sixers with over 30 million in cap space next year and I think even more the further out you go. So what will they do with it? They could use it to sign free agents perhaps. Some people have named Lance Stephenson or Eric Bledsoe or any number of players. The thing is the Sixers would have to overpay to get any free agents at this point and it would be dangerous to sign free agents before they knew whether or not their current crop of young players (MCW, Noel, 2 unnamed lottery picks) is good enough to eventually compete for a championship.
So what to do with all this cap space? Rent it of course! Realistically the Sixers are two maybe 3 years away from being serious contenders. It would be beneficial if they could use that time to push their hopeful young core to the limits and see what they can do. In the meantime though cap space has to be used and if you're gonna use it you might as well get assets from it and maintain future flexibility.
There are two ways you can capitalize on the cap space. The first way is using it to get underused young players for free from contending teams. The Sixers did this when they acquired Tony Wroten for a 2nd round pick that was traded to 3 other teams, each time under circumstances that guaranteed the Sixers would never lose the pick. The other way is to take on bad contracts for draft picks. This is another thing the Sixers did when they traded for Byron Mullens and Eric Maynor and were rewarded with 2nd round picks for their trouble.
There is a sexier version of renting your cap space, though, and for an example of that look to the Utah Jazz. The Utah Jazz let Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap walk last year and decided that now might be a good time to rebuild. They either didn't want to spend their money in free agency or couldn't after that. So they did the next best thing, rented out their space to the Golden State Warriors who really wanted to get Andre Iguodala.
The three team trade between Denver, Utah, and Golden State looked like this:
Denver got: Randy Foye (via Utah), GS 2018 2nd round pick
Golden State got: Andre Iguodala (via Denver), Kevin Murphy (via Utah)
Utah got: Brandon Rush, Andris Biedrins, Richard Jefferson, GS 2014&2017 1sts unprotected, GS 2016&2017 2nds, DEN 2018 2nd
This was a huge haul for Utah and all it took was paying 24 million for one year of a trio of players that they didn't have any future plans for. If Hinkie decides that the Sixers can't or shouldn't sign any impact free agents over the next year or two this is the route he should go as well. Here is a list of possible benefits for the Sixers:
1) Immediate Acquisition of future assets
2) Possible "veteran presence" to put around their young team
3) Players you acquire could be used at a later date for more picks or as salary filler
4) Maintain flexibility until you want to sign/acquire a superstar
5) Stockpile future assets to trade later
6) Offset the loss of previous draft picks traded away by Doug Collins
The big question is if there are any teams out there that the Sixers can get this kind of deal from. Some have mentioned Chicago as a possible target. Chicago has Carlos Boozer signed for 16 million next year and they might want to use that money instead to sign Carmelo Anthony. Chicago could send a pick or two the Sixers' way to make it happen. The only problem is that Chicago can amnesty Boozer, so this depends on if the ownership would rather spend the dead money or if they'd give up the asset(s) to not have to pay for the amnesty.
Another possible scenario I've toyed around with a lot over the season is helping to facilitate a Kevin Love trade or the building of a mega team. Phoenix or maybe Boston would be the teams that come to mind in this scenario. The details of this are fuzzy but the Sixers are in prime position to play facilitator for anyone.
Ultimately I don't know exactly what Hinkie has planned. He has put himself in such a great position with so many different options for building the team. The more I think about it though, I think I prefer the plan I've outlined above. It looks to be the best combination of stockpiling of assets, player development, and maintaining cap flexibility/ability to acquire superstars when the time comes.


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Native American Indian Jewelry
While the tradition of making jewelry out of shells and beads dates to prehistoric times, Native American silver-and-turquoise rings, bracelets, pins and the like are a relatively recent phenomenon, going back only as far as the mid-19th century. Pieces from the 1800s, if you can find them, were usually produced for tribal or religious purposes rather than adornment (the tourist trade came later).
When times got tough, people would take their most expendable personal pieces and pawn them, thus spawning the phrase "old pawn" to describe pre-1900 examples of Native American jewelry made of silver. Although there is a lot of jewelry on the market labeled "old pawn," only pieces from the 1800s deserve that label.
One of the controversial aspects of Native American jewelry is the extent to which non-Native traders influenced its production. These traders frequently coached Native American artisans to create designs of little or no cultural or historical relevance, provided them with tools and materials, and, of course, sold the finished pieces to tourists who had ventured into the Southwest via the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad. Beginning in 1899, what we'd call adventure-travelers could purchase Native American jewelry and other souvenirs at Fred Harvey curio shops.
Silver was the base metal for most of these pieces—squash-blossom necklaces were one of the first styles. For stones, Navajo artisans were the first to use turquoise, which was indigenous to the area but was quickly mined out—the best pieces were labeled with the name of their source mine. It wasn't long before high-quality turquoise was being imported, while softer, poorer-quality stones were often treated with resin to make them hard.
Other tribes developed their own styles. Shell necklaces and mosaics were a specialty of the Pueblo, particularly members of the Santa Domingo tribe. The Zuni were known for their cluster pieces and use of red coral. And the Hopi produced pins and other objects that suggest textile influences.
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New Indian arts group trying to 'do something different'Albuquerque Journal, August 14th
"Maybe they would be medium-specific," he said of such exhibits, mentioning that Germans seem to particularly like Plains Indian beadwork, while the Japanese are keen on Native American jewelry. "The longterm plan is for IFAM to go global," Agoyo said...Read more
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Matt Nager for The Sunday Times UK
June 13th, 2014 at 12:51 pm by Vanessa Bermudez | Matt Nager, Commissions
Photographer Matt Nager shot Charlotte Figi and her family at their home in Cololrado for the Sunday Times UK.
American Photography 30 Winners
May 1st, 2014 at 03:24 pm by Nick | Awards, Books, Brian Shumway, James Whitlow Delano, Kate Brooks, Mark Peterson, Melissa Golden, Miller Mobley, Robyn Twomey, Stephen Voss, Taylor Glenn, Tony Law, Jared Soares, Mark Ovaska, Matt Nager, Jimmy Lam, David Butow, Nish Nalbandian
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Matt Nager for MedEsthetics
March 13th, 2014 at 04:51 pm by Renee Jung | Commissions, Covers, Matt Nager
Matt Nager photographed Dr. Joel L. Cohen for the cover of the March 2014 issue of MedEsthetics.
Matt Nager for Men's Journal
March 3rd, 2014 at 11:28 am by Caroline Saba | Commissions, Matt Nager
Matt Nager photographed Ted Ligety for the February 2014 issue of Men's Journal.
Matt Nager for Inc.
December 16th, 2013 at 04:58 pm by Renee Jung | Commissions, Matt Nager
Matt Nager photographed Kate Maloney, Dale Katechis, and Ed Ball for the December 2013/January 2014 issue of Inc.
Matt Nager in PDN
August 9th, 2013 at 06:06 pm by Julia Rish | Covers, Matt Nager
Matt Nager's image of Colorado beekeeper Brent Edelson was featured on the cover of the September 2013 issue of PDN.
Matt Nager for Reader's Digest
June 6th, 2013 at 04:43 pm by Renee Jung | Commissions, Matt Nager
Matt Nager photographed Missy Franklin for the July 2013 issue of Reader's Digest.
Matt Nager for The New York Times Magazine
April 16th, 2013 at 12:40 pm by Perrie | Commissions, Matt Nager
Matt Nager photographed Temple Grandin for the April 14, 2013 issue of The New York Times Magazine.
Matt Nager for TIME
March 15th, 2013 at 04:40 pm by Julia Rish | Commissions, Matt Nager
Matt Nager photographed Galvanize, a high-tech, start-up school in Denver, for the March 25, 2013 issue of TIME.
Matt Nager in The American Prospect
November 30th, 2012 at 08:44 am by Chelsea | Stock, Matt Nager
Matt Nager's image of the border fence in Sasabe, Arizona was featured in the September/October 2012 issue of The American Prospect.
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Distribution of D2 dopamine receptor in the olfactory glomeruli of the rat olfactory bulb
Article first published online: 27 SEP 2005
DOI: 10.1111/j.1460-9568.2005.04328.x
European Journal of Neuroscience
Volume 22, Issue 6, pages 1357–1367, September 2005
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Gutièrrez-Mecinas, M., Crespo, C., Blasco-Ibáñez, J. M., Gracia-Llanes, F. J., Marqués-Marí, A. I., Nácher, J., Varea, E. and Martínez-Guijarro, F. J. (2005), Distribution of D2 dopamine receptor in the olfactory glomeruli of the rat olfactory bulb. European Journal of Neuroscience, 22: 1357–1367. doi: 10.1111/j.1460-9568.2005.04328.x
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- Issue published online: 27 SEP 2005
- Article first published online: 27 SEP 2005
- Received 10 May 2005, revised 5 July 2005, accepted 11 July 2005
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- dopaminergic cells;
- mitral/tufted cells;
- olfaction;
- olfactory nerve;
- periglomerular cells;
- Wistar rats
Dopamine plays key roles in the processing of the olfactory information that takes place in the olfactory glomeruli. Previous studies using autoradiography demonstrate that, at the glomerular level, these actions are mainly mediated via activation of D2 dopamine receptors. Moreover, it has been suggested that D2 receptors could be present in the olfactory nerve, where they might modulate the entrance of olfactory input into the brain. Nevertheless, the precise subcellular localization of D2 receptors in the glomerular neuropil has not been investigated. In this report, we show the subcellular distribution of D2 receptors in the glomerular circuits of Wistar rats, using pre-embedding immunogold-silver labelling and electron microscopy. Present results demonstrate for the first time the presence of D2 dopamine receptors into the terminals of the olfactory axons. In addition, we demonstrate that D2 receptors are located into presynaptic elements of the glomerular neuropil other than the olfactory axons. These elements include the dendrites of the mitral/tufted cells and the dendrites of a subset of periglomerular cells that are GABAergic and dopaminergic. This distribution pattern provides anatomical support for a wide range of actions of dopamine in the glomerular circuits through presynaptic mechanisms mediated by D2 receptors. These actions would include: (i) modulation of the glutamate release from the olfactory axons to the dendrites of mitral/tufted cells and periglomerular cells; (ii) modulation of glutamatergic synapses from the dendrites of mitral/tufted cells to the dendrites of periglomerular cells and (iii) modulation of the neurotransmission from a subset of GABAergic/dopaminergic periglomerular cells to mitral/tufted cells.


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Atossa Genetics Inc. (ATOS) said it received a warning letter from the Food and Drug Administration saying the company needs to reapply for additional regulatory clearance for certain breast cancer diagnostic tests as a result of changes in use instructions on the product labels.
Atossa, which went public late last year, said the letter includes concerns about marketing and manufacturing practices.
The company, which plans to work with the FDA to resolve the issues, said it doesn't agree with the regulator's view, but it may be required to submit a new application or to revert to the formerly used test instructions.
Atossa's business is focused on diagnostic tests that are used to detect precursors to invasive breast cancer and on researching and developing treatments for pre-cancerous lesions.
The FDA has alleged that after certain tests had received clearance, the test instructions were changed in a way that required a filing seeking a new FDA approval. The company said the warning letter is related to FDA findings in July, to which Atossa said that it responded in August.
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T. Byram Karasu, M.D. is Silverman Professor and the University Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Psychiatrist-in-Chief of Montefiore Medical Center.
He is the author or editor of eighteen books and two best-sellers, The Art of Serenity and The Spirit of Happiness, the author or co-author of more than one hundred papers and articles, and the editor-in-chief of the American Journal of Psychotherapy.
A Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, Dr. Karasu has served as Chairman of the American Psychiatric Association's Commission on the Psychiatric Therapies, of the American Psychiatric Association's Task Force on Treatments of Psychiatric Disorders and of its Work Group on Major Depressive Disorder, which have produced state-of-the-art publications of national import.
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Research carried out by Dr Ichiyama has led to the development of a rehabilitation training regime which allows an animal with spinal cord injury causing complete paralysis to walk again.
Research Bulletin
Anti-angina drug shows protective effects from carbon monoxide
6th August 2012
A University of Leeds led international research team has found that a common anti-angina drug could help protect the heart against carbon monoxide poisoning.
Animal studies have shown that the anti-angina drug ranolazine can significantly reduce the number of deaths from arrhythmias - irregular or abnormally paced heartbeats - that have been triggered by carbon monoxide.
The findings could have important implications for the development of a protective treatment for adults and children who have been exposed to toxic levels of the gas.
"When patients are admitted to hospital with carbon monoxide poisoning, the main problem doctors face is preventing damage to the body whilst the body slowly removes the chemical," said University of Leeds' Professor Chris Peers, who led the research. "We've shown that ranolazine can rapidly protect the heart and prevent the kind of cardiac events which threaten patients long after their exposure to the gas."
Carbon monoxide poisoning causes 1.6 million deaths worldwide every year. Many people who have been exposed to the gas develop cardiac arrhythmias, which if left untreated can lead to a fatal cardiac arrest.
Until now, however, the underlying biochemical mechanisms causing damage to the heart have not been fully understood, preventing the development of effective treatments.
Ranolazine, which is sold under the trade name Ranexa, was approved in 2006 in the US for the treatment of angina. The drug works by targeting a sodium channel in the heart - the same channel that can also induce irregular heartbeats.
Researchers at the University of Leeds examined the effect of ranolazine in single cardiac cells, to learn why carbon monoxide can trigger arrhythmias. They found that exposure to the gas caused a key membrane channel carrying sodium ions through the heart to stay open for longer. This in turn caused calcium to build up within cells, with the combined effect altering the heart's regular cycle.
Colleagues at the Université Montpellier 1 and Université de Avignon in France then trialled ranozaline on rats exposed to carbon monoxide, to test its protective effects. They found that the drug markedly reduced the chance of arrhythmia in the animals.
"Whilst the link between arrhythmias and carbon monoxide has been known for over 50 years, this is the first piece of research to explain the underlying process," said the Faculty of Biological Sciences' Professor Derek Steele, who co-authored the research. "At the molecular level, we have shown that the mechanism underlying this adverse effect of carbon monoxide is a rise in the level of nitric oxide within cells, which in turn alters the function of the sodium channel."
The findings may also help those living in built-up areas or whose work involves daily exposure to lower levels of carbon monoxide, such as firefighters, the researchers believe. A recent and extensive epidemiological study of nine million people in the US showed a clear link between environmental carbon monoxide exposure and hospitalisation due to cardiovascular complaints. As ranolazine is a daily medication for angina, the researchers suggest it may be suitable to protect patients from the harmful effects of chronic exposure, though human clinical trials will be required to confirm this.
"The next step will be to replicate these findings in human trials. As the drug has been clinically approved, roll out of this treatment could begin soon after we have these results," said Professor Peers.
Dr Hélène Wilson, Research Advisor at the British Heart Foundation (BHF), which co-funded the study, said: "This study is a good example of research being used to better understand the underlying causes of an abnormal heart rhythm and in this case it has uncovered the ability of an old drug to perform a new trick. Carbon monoxide poisoning is tragically common but hopefully these promising results can be replicated in people so that it saves lives in the future."
The research is funded by the BHF, Gilead Sciences, the Wellcome Trust and Fondation de France. The paper will be published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
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