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|Cardiovascular Autophagy: Crossroads of Pathology, Pharmacology and Toxicology.
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|Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains the leading cause of death worldwide, despite the significant advances in medicine. Autophagy, a process of self-cannibalization employed by mammalian cells for the recycling of cellular contents, is altered not only in a number of CVDs, but in other diseases, as well. Many FDA-approved drugs are known to induce autophagy-mediated side effects in the cardiovascular system. In some cases, such drug-induced autophagy could be harnessed and used for treating CVD, greatly reducing the duration and cost of CVD treatments. However, because the induction of autophagy in cardiovascular targets can be both adaptive and maladaptive under specific settings, the challenge is to determine whether the changes stimulated by drug-induced autophagy are, in fact, beneficial. In this review, we surveyed a number of CVDs in which autophagy is known to occur, and we also address the role of FDA-approved drugs for which autophagy-mediated side effects occur within the cardiovascular system. The therapeutic potential of using small molecule modulators of autophagy in the management of CVD progression is discussed.
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Pat Haden writes letter to Southern Cal "fans":
Mike Garrett was a sensational athletic director. His 17-year body of work was about as good as it gets. His combination of supporting an infrastructure that was as successful at winning as it was at fundraising is unprecedented. More importantly, he led a program that cared about its student-athletes in a most fundamental way. Appropriately, the bar has been set high.
Well Mikey led the most corrupt program in the modern history of college athletics where star student athletes were certainly "taken care" of in a very special way. Good to know what Ethical Pat is going to be measuring himself against in the coming year. Cue the Who:
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I am not in the least a Chaucer scholar - partly because previously I had not managed to get very far with reading the Tales for myself. So I can only write as a novice and an amateur, but I am listening intently and enjoying the book in a multiplicity of ways. The variety of the Tales themselves, the drama and humour of the work, the way in which is it all structured; and the music of the language , which is retained in this modern translation and which does gain from being read aloud. I hesitated for some time before buying this book, thinking it might be too much for me. On the contrary, I am relishing it and am grateful to such gifted readers for bringing this very special text alive for me.
I completely agree with other reviewers : you will be surprised how quickly so many hours of this book fly past. They were all tremendously enjoyable! Thank you, John Castle, for so expert a reading which never missed the sense (this in my experience is unusual), and on the contrary brought out all the humour, the drama, and in particular the wit of the book. When I read Vanity Fair many years ago, I was a little daunted by its length and density; listening to such a masterly rendition of it, I relished every chapter and will certainly listen again.
Montaigne is a seminal French Renaissance essayist, so the content of this work is both influential but also, in its totality, rather esoteric. Having wanted for years to read the essays, but been daunted by the language and the length, I made the very good choice of listening to them instead, and by that means have been able to engage with them all. It remains something of a marathon because, unlike other long audio-books, there is no "story" to help you along and I did have to rely on systematic creation of bookmarks to ensure smooth progress without inadvertently skipping backwards or forwards.
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Allen, D., and Hughes, D. (2002) Nursing and the Division of Labour in Health Care, Hampshire: Palgrave.
Allen, D., Lyne, P., Griffiths, L. (2002) Studying complex caring interfaces. Journal of Clinical Nursing 11, 297-305.
Allen, D. (2002) Creating a participatory caring context on hospital wards. In: Allen, D. and Hughes, D. (2002) Nursing and the Division of Labour in Health Care. Hampshire: Palgrave.
Allen, D. (2002) Time and space on the hospital ward: shaping the scope of nursing practice. In: Allen, D. and Hughes, D. (2002) Nursing and the Division of Labour in Health Care. Hampshire: Palgrave.
Bennett, P., Owen, R., Koutsoukis, S., Brooke, S. and Bisson, J. (2002) Predictors of post-traumatic symptoms three months following myocardial infarction. Polish Psychological Bulletin.
Bennett, P. et al. (2002) Personality, social context, and cognitive predictors of post-traumatic stress disorder in myocardial infarction patients. Psychology and Health, 17, 489-500.
Clarke, D., Davies, J., McNee, P. (2002) The case for a children"s nursing skills laboratory. Paediatric Nursing 14 (7) 36-39.
Davies, J., Cresswell, A. and Hannigan, B. (2002) Child and adolescent mental health services: rhetoric and reality. Paediatric Nursing 14 (3) 26-28.
Edwards, D., Hannigan, B., Fothergill, A., Burnard, P. (2002) Stress management for mental health professionals: A review of effective techniques. Stress and Health 18, 203-215.
Edwards, D., Fothergill, A., Hannigan, B., Burnard, P. & Coyle, D. (2002) Stress among Community Mental Health Nurses. Journal of Community Nursing 16 (7): 20-27
Goyal S., Bennett P. et al. (2002) Are surgeons effective counsellors for women with a family history of breast cancer? European Journal of Surgical Oncology, 28, 501-4.
Hannigan, B. and Cutcliffe, J. (2002) Challenging mental health policy: time to assuage the coercion? Journal of Advanced Nursing 37 (5) 477-484.
Hannigan, B., Coffey, M. and Coyle, D. (2002) New direction for services in Wales. Mental Health Nursing 22 (1) 6-8.
Honey K., Bennett P. & Morgan M. (2002) A brief psycho-educational group intervention for Postnatal Depression. British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 41, 405-9.
Hughes, S. (2002) Ethical theories and dilemmas. British Journal of Perioperative Nursing 12 (6) 211-217.
Hughes, S. (2002) The effects of giving patients preoperative information. Nursing Standard 16(28) 33-37.
Hughes, S. (2002) Law and professional practice: Accountability and implications. British Journal of Perioperative Nursing 12 (3) 94-102.
Jack, B., Oldham, J. and Williams, A. (2002) Do hospital based palliative care clinical nurse specialists de-skill general staff? International Journal of Palliative Nursing 8 (7) 336-340.
Jack, B., Oldham, J., Williams, A. (2002) Impact of the palliative care clinical nurse specialist on patients and relatives: a stakeholder evaluation. European Journal of Oncology Nursing 6 (4) 237-42
Lyne, P., Allen, D., Satherley ,P., and Martinsen, C. (2002) Improving the evidence base for practice: a realistic method for appraising evaluations. Journal of Clinical Effectiveness in Nursing 6, 81-88.
Munton, R. and Hannigan, B. (2002) Head to head on the proposed legislation. Mental Health Nursing 22 (5) 16-18.
Munton, R., Hannigan, B. and Jones, L. (2002) Consultation responses to Draft Mental Health Bill Professional issues: mental health nursing. Report to the Department of Health.
Papanikolaou, P., Clark, M., Lyne, P. (2002). Improving the accuracy of pressure ulcer risk calculators. International Journal of Nursing Studies 39 (2) 187-194.
Sassat, S., Burnard, P., Edwards, D., Naiyapatana, W., Hebden, U., Boonard, W., Arayathanitkul, B. and Wongmak, W. (2002) Self esteem and student nurses: a cross cultural study of Thai and British Nursing Students. Nursing and Health Sciences 4, 9-14.
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Agile Software Reuse Design Practices Primer
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Retinal Gene Therapy Developer AGTC Receives $37.5 Million in Venture Capital
Nov. 19, 2012 – Applied Genetic Technologies Corporation (AGTC), a leading developer of gene therapies, has received $37.5 million in Series B (second round) venture capital funding to advance potential gene therapies for the retinal degenerative diseases achromatopsia and X-linked retinoschisis (XLRS) toward human studies. The investment will also enable AGTC to continue its Phase II clinical trial for alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency, a condition which causes serious lung and liver dysfunction.
The Foundation Fighting Blindness is currently funding translational research in support of AGTC's emerging gene therapies for achromatopsia and XLRS. Dr. Jeff Chulay is leading the preclinical effort for XLRS at Oregon Health & Science University, and Dr. William Hauswirth is conducting achromatopsia research at the University of Florida. By demonstrating safety and efficacy in the laboratory, AGTC will be well positioned to move the potential treatments into clinical trials.
"We are delighted by this major boost in funding for these two important gene therapy projects," says Dr. Stephen Rose, chief research officer of the Foundation Fighting Blindness. "The investment provides us critical momentum in moving these potentially sight-saving treatments into human studies and out to the people who need them. We have the opportunity to save vision for tens of thousands of people."
AGTC's gene therapies work by delivering copies of healthy genes to the retina to replace the defective copies that are causing vision loss. A human-engineered virus known as an adeno-associated virus, or AAV, is used to deliver copies of the corrective genes to the patients' retinal cells. Researchers believe that a single ocular injection of the treatment will halt vision loss for several years or perhaps a lifetime.
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The second round of venture capital investing in AGTC's gene therapies is being led by Alta Partners. Additional investors include: SROne, Osage University Partners, InterWest, Intersouth and MedImmune Ventures.
"It is critical that our research attracts outside investment to move treatments into clinical trials. These human studies cost tens and sometimes hundreds of millions of dollars," says William Schmidt, chief executive officer of the Foundation. "It is imperative that we provide compelling evidence for safety and effectiveness in the lab to build investor confidence in their potential for saving vision in people."
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A group of Coast Guard recruits were treated to a Thanksgiving meal in Atlantic County Thursday.
AMVETS Post 911 and VFW Post 2189 hosted recruits from Coast Guard Training Center Cape May for a Thanksgiving meal Thursday afternoon at their post in Somers Point.
Organizers with the VFW and AMVETS say they host the recruits as a way to give back to the community.
"I think it's good for just community support, because we're all veterans, and our attitude is give back, we're all very successful, we're fortunate that we don't have problems, so we have the opportunity to give back to the community and we take advantage of that," said Bob Frolow, Commander of VFW Post 2189 in Somers Point.
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MVCC 2011 Guatemala Mission Trip (Kristin L. Crawford)
Kristin Crawford fundraising for MANCHESTER VINEYARD COMMUNITY CHURCH
We will be bringing medical clinics to these small villages. We also will be doing music, prayer services and showing God's Love.
As many of you already know I will be going to Guatemala this summer. In order to do so I need your help. I need to raise $1300 for this endeavour.
God has been pushing me to reach outside my comfort zone and do something I would never normally do... that being a trip to another country where it's completely different and way outside my overindulgent, consumer lifestyle.
I can admittedly say that I am comfortable with more than I need and tend to complain about things most people would be thankful for. This is why I believe that God wants to really change my life. I believe that because He made me He knows how I am and knows that nothing gets me moving better than a ginormous kick in the pants. Getting this kind of "culture shock," for lack of better term, I believe will do just that.
I would greatly appreciate any donation you could give. Please, do not feel obligated to give. I know that it is God's will to get me there and put my full faith in that I will succeed in getting there.
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For decades The Seldom Scene performed for to sold-out crowds Thursday nights at The Birchmere, pioneering what was dubbed "newgrass."
Well, the tradition continues at BlackRock Center for the Arts.
There are no more seats available for the band's concert Saturday—BlackRock spokeswoman Laurie Levy-Page said the tickets sold about two weeks ago.
But if you're ticket-less and still hoping to see The Scene in Germantown on Saturday, there's still hope.
The venue will offer half-price tickets for those willing to stand. Levy-Page said it's not a bad offer.
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At BlackRock, The Scene's lineup will include founding member Ben Eldridge (banjo and scatt singing), Dudley Connell (guitar/lead and baritone vocals), Lou Reid (mandolin/lead and tenor vocals), Fred Travers (dobro/lead and tenor vocals), and Ronnie Simpkins (bass/baritone vocals).
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An American in Paris (1951)
Jerry Mulligan (Gene Kelly) is an exuberant American expatriate in Paris trying to make a reputation as a painter. His friend Adam (Oscar Levant) is a struggling concert pianist who's a long time associate of a famous French singer, Henri Baurel (Georges Guétary). A lonely society woman, Milo Roberts (Nina Foch) takes Jerry under her wing and supports him, but is interested in more than his art.
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I think holiday wear can be so fun. I especially love the more classic, simple looks (like Audrey Hepburn), so today I put together 5 ways to wear a little black dress for the coming weeks ahead. For my festive touches I chose metallics, winter red, emerald green, royal purple, white, pearls, snowflakes and lots of bling and sparkle.
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The scope of the Securities Litigation Uniform Standards Act ("SLUSA"), which precludes certain class actions based upon state law that allege a misrepresentation in connection with the purchase or sale of nationally traded securities, continues to be fertile ground for litigation more than 13 years after the legislation's adoption. A persistent issue is to what extent a plaintiff can disclaim that his case is based on an alleged misrepresentation, even if the nature of the case suggests otherwise, and thereby avoid SLUSA preclusion.
In Brown v. Calamos, 2011 WL 5505375 (7th Cir. Nov. 10, 2011), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit reviewed a SLUSA dismissal in a case about a fund's issuance of "auction market preferred stock." Although it was a "suit for breach of fiduciary obligation and not securities fraud," the complaint included allegations that the fund had falsely stated the term of the security "was perpetual" and omitted to disclose a material conflict of interest. Judge Posner found that SLUSA preclusion was appropriate under either (a) the Sixth Circuit's "literalist approach," because the complaint could be interpreted as alleging a misrepresentation; or (b) the Third Circuit's "looser approach," because the allegations of the complaint made "it likely that an issue of fraud will arise in the course of the litigation."
Holding: Dismissal affirmed.
Quote of note: "[I]t can be argued that a dismissal with prejudice is too severe a sanction for what might be an irrelevancy added to the complaint out of an anxious desire to leave no stone unturned - a desire that had induced momentary forgetfulness of SLUSA. But a lawyer who files a securities suit should know about SLUSA and ought to be able to control the impulse to embellish his securities suit with a charge of fraud."Posted by Lyle Roberts at December 15, 2011 4:55 PM | TrackBack


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Saints assistant Allen to interview with Eagles
Saints secondary coach Dennis Allen will interview for the Eagles' vacant defensive coordinator position on Sunday, according to multiple reports.
Mornhinweg earns praise for rebuilding Vick, Eagles' offense
For his work in fine-tuning the offense of the surprising Eagles, offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg is the PFW/PFWA Assistant Coach of the Year.
Redskins trying to build value of McNabb, Haynesworth
Many were surprised when Redskins GM Bruce Allen hinted that QB Donovan McNabb and DT Albert Haynesworth possibly could return in 2011. Don't buy it.
Washburn will be big boon to Eagles
The question isn't whether new DL coach Jim Washburn will help the Eagles but by how much, one Washburn colleague tells PFW.
Eagles hire Washburn to coach defensive line
The Eagles have hired Jim Washburn as their defensive line coach. He previously held the same position with the Titans.
Vick is Comeback Player of the Year
Eagles QB Michael Vick put controversy behind him and turned in a season for the ages.
Report: Panthers hire McDermott as defensive coordinator
Just a couple days after being fired by the Eagles, Sean McDermott will be the new defensive coordinator for the Panthers, ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported.
Eagles fire defensive coordinator McDermott
The Eagles confirmed an earlier report that they have fired defensive coordinator Sean McDermott. McDermott had spent 12 seasons with the Eagles and was promoted to defensive coordinator in 2009.
Eagles mull Vick contract, Kolb trade options
The Eagles might say they want both Michael Vick and Kevin Kolb back, but they would be crazy not to investigate how much Kolb would return in a trade.
Packers-Falcons matchup of the day: Friday
PFW executive editor and resident Packers expert Dan Arkush presents the fourth of five key matchups this week in advance of the Packers' divisional playoff game against No. 1 seed Atlanta at the Georgia Dome Saturday evening.
Eagles sign two to futures contracts
The Eagles signed a pair of players to a futures contract on Thursday, with OL Fenuki Tupou and S Jamar Wall agreeing to deals.
Reid on Eagles' 2011 QB: 'We'll see'
Eagles head coach Andy Reid would not commit to either Michael Vick or Kevin Kolb following the 21-16 loss to the Packers in the playoffs.
Eagles sign three, including WR Moss
One day following their elimination from the playoffs, the Eagles signed WR Sinorice Moss, WR Rod Harper and OL Dallas Reynolds.
Rodgers, Starks lead Packers past Eagles
Aaron Rodgers threw three touchdown passes, seldom-used rookie James Starks ran for 123 yards and the Packers beat Michael Vick and the Eagles 21-16 in an NFC wild-card game Sunday.
Packers-Eagles second-half relrections
PFW executive editor and resident Packers expert Dan Arkush offers his reflections on the second half of the Packers' Wild-Card playoff games against the Eagles in Philadelphia
Mathis and the Philadelphia Eagles have agreed on a five-year contract, the latest key player the team has locked up.||||||| A person familiar with the negotiations says Mathis' deal is worth $25.5 million with $7 million guaranteed. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because terms have not been announced.
The Dolphins signed Mathis on Tuesday to replace the injured Donald Thomas.||||||| Mathis was cut by the Carolina Panthers before the season after starting 15 games in three seasons. He is the nephew of former Dolphins defensive tackle Bob Baumhower.
Mathis is listed as probable for the Panthers' season-opening contest with the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday due to a shoulder injury. The guard is expected to start, but Will Montgomery may be used if the injury becomes a problem.||||||| Mathis is entering the season as the starting right guard after playing in nine games -- no starts -- for the Panthers last season.
Mathis, a 2005 third-round draft pick, agreed to a three-year contract with the Carolina Panthers on Saturday. Terms of the deal were not announced.||||||| Mathis is expected to battle with Tutan Reyes for the starting right guard position.


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text: According to NFL.com the rams are interested in the 4 year pro along with the broncos and colts. He has started at DT for the colts the past 2 years. He also had 38 tackles last year. I'm pretty sure that he would be an improvement for our current DT situation. Weather he is the answer at that position is unknown. I for one would prefer Mebane over Muir. I'm also pretty sure that the colts drafted Drake Nevis for a reason. If the rams landed him he could be a young and cheap upgrade at the position. Who knows he may be able to develop into a pretty good DT. If this is the answer at Defensive tackle it is a very strange and unknown DT option and to some may be very disappointing. Me on the other hand I like to look at the bright side of things because I always hope for improvement.


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After two sets of voting, the #1 play/highlight from 2009, according to Lone Star Ball, is Elvis Robs Johjima. This won by 1 vote, garnering 28% of the total votes cast... Because we did two rounds of voting, I think we will let this stand.
From now on, we will do one round of voting for each spot, with the top vote getter winning each round...
The following candidates were put forward by community members in this fanpost, and are listed here, linked to the top play(if it exists)…
Feliz Debut(Aug 3rd, 2009)
Holland 2 Hit Shutout Vs. Angels(Aug 9th, 2009)
Hamilton's Catch Against The Wall Vs. Angels(May 17th, 2009)
Andruw Jones 3 Homer Night(July 8th, 2009)
Chris Davis Walk Off Home Run(May 14th, 2009)
Elvis Robs Gutierrez(May 13th, 2009)
Elvis Executes the Suicide Squeeze(September 27th, 2009)
Cruz Monster Shot Off King Feliz(August 1st, 2009)
Davis With The Behind The Back Toss(August 28th, 2009)
Buckholz Out At Home(August 14th, 2009)
Murphy's Catch Up Against the LF Wall(April 14th, 2009)
Michael Young Walk Off Vs. KC(April 20th, 2009)
Kinsler's Cycle and 6 Hit Night(April 16th, 2009)
Rangers Get Triple Play(March 20th, 2009)
Blalock Ends It With Walk Off Vs. Angels(July 1st, 2009)
Francisco Nails Down Save Vs. Bo-Sox(August 16th, 2009)
Kid Catches Two Consecutive Foul Balls(August 16th, 2009)
Andrus Stop and Davis Stretch(May 3rd, 2009)
Andrus With The Heater From the Hole(May 6th, 2009)
Matt Harrison's Complete Game Effort(May 8th, 2009)
Andrus Rob's Beltre With Dive(May 12th, 2009)
Matt Harrisons Second Complete Game(May 14th, 2009)
Hamilton Guns Down Kendrick(May 15th, 2009)
Hollands Gem Against Seattle(July 31st, 2009)
Andrus Spin-N-Throw(July 27th, 2009)
Andrus Game Ending DP at NY(August 25th, 2009)
Pudge Rodriguez First AB Back With The Rangers(August 19th, 2009)
Welcome to the Rangers, Mrs. Richardson(August 17th, 2009)
Rangers Steal 8 Bases on Boston(August 15th, 2009)
Byrd's Seven Hit Effort(September 9th, 2009)


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Pat Burrell is here and other facts
Confirmed: Burrell will join Giants tonight. 40-man move pending. I can't speculate because I have no clue.— Henry Schulman (@hankschulman) June 4, 2010
Hank Schulman confirms the arrival of Pat The Bat and then tells us something we already know about his baseball acumen.


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Expert in Remote Sensing of Pollution is New Chemistry Chair
Peter Bernath, an internationally known research investigator and scholar who has made many seminal contributions in molecular spectroscopy and chemical physics that have helped us know more about greenhouse gases and molecules of astrophysical importance, joined Old Dominion University this fall as chair of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry.
He comes to ODU from York University in England, where he was chair of physical chemistry and director of the York Center of Laser Spectroscopy.
A Fellow of the Optical Society of America, Bernath was a lead scientist for the Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment (ACE), a Canadian satellite mission that began in 2003 and has turned up important information about climate change and air quality. He took on that project while he was professor of chemistry (with a cross appointment in physics) at the University of Waterloo in Canada.
Bernath received the 2009 Alouette Award of the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute and the 2004 Excellence in Research Award from the University of Waterloo largely on the strength of his innovations and accomplishments in satellite remote sensing of pollution. He and colleagues detect organic molecules in the upper troposphere using a high-resolution Fourier transform infrared spectrometer on the ACE satellite in low Earth orbit.
The ACE spectrometer measures the absorption and scattering of sunlight by the atmosphere during sunrise and sunset. Molecules of interest include small non-methane hydrocarbons such as ethane and ethene as well as oxygenated species such as acetone, methanol and acetaldehyde. The goals of the project include the preparation of the first global atmospheric distributions, and the study of pollutant gas plumes caused by biomass burning and industrial activity.
"Dr. Bernath is an outstanding scholar, research investigator and teacher," said Chris Platsoucas, dean of the ODU College of Sciences. "We are extremely fortunate to have been able to attract him as our new chair of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry." Platsoucas predicted that Bernath will make valuable contributions to the Climate Change and Sea Level Rise Initiative that the university launched last year.
The new chair succeeds Richard Gregory, the professor of chemistry and biochemistry who had been chair of the department since 2006 and who will now focus on teaching and research in the field of polymer and materials science. "I thank Dr. Gregory for his service to the department, especially for his leadership in bringing the Ph.D. program in chemistry to ODU," Platsoucas said.
Bernath received his Ph.D. in chemistry from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1980 and served as assistant professor and associate professor at the University of Arizona before joining the University of Waterloo in 1991 and York University in 2006.
He is the author of 488 papers in peer-reviewed journals and a textbook, "Spectra of Atoms and Molecules," that was first published in 1995 and is now in its second edition. He has been a member of the editorial boards of six journals, including the Journal of Chemical Physics and the Journal of Molecular Structure. His recent and current research has been supported by approximately $3 million in peer-reviewed grants.
Platsoucas also praised Bernath's record as a teacher and mentor. Since 1982, the new chemistry chair has taught 45 undergraduate and graduate courses and has trained 15 Ph.D. students, nine master's students and 19 postdoctoral fellows and other scientists.
Bernath received the Killam Research Fellowship (1998-2000), the Broida Prize of the International Symposium on Free Radicals (1997), the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Teacher Scholar Award (1987-1992) and the Alfred P. Sloan Fellow Award (1987-1990).
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Reviews by OlieIPA:
5/5 rDev +7.1%
Traveled down to this wonderful place with my good friends Mike and Tyler...
A: I loved the atmosphere here!!! Not too dark, but bright enough to make out the person you're actually talking too. Not too crowded either, and the noise was minimal as well. The crowd was a mix of college students along with business professionals, which actually enhanced the experience even more for me.
Q: Very Good. Good food along with good beer makes me a happy boy...I mean man! lol.
S: Excellent! Our waitress was very attentive and seemed to know a thing or two about the beer themselves.
S: They don't have a ton of beers on tap (about 15 or 20), but every brew is top notch! A few days before I visited, they had Abyss on tap!! Yes...I said Abyss! I ordered the Rogue Imperial Porter and then Port Brewery's Santa's Little Helper. Both fresh...and both very yummy!
F: A variety of BBQ style food was available...I decided to order the Sloppy Joe with Buffalo meat! Very yummy...especially with my sweet potato fries! Overall... very good food, but nothing incredible.
Value: The food was a little pricey...but the beers were priced just right!
Overall: I know that this place was just recently rated as one of the best beer bars in the world! I can see why now. A must visit! Cheers!
12-18-2008 07:37:02 | More by OlieIPA
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Beachwood is my local(ish) watering hole and I am lucky to be within 5 miles of it, as it's likely my favorite beer bar in the US. The quality of the beers on draft is unparalleled. Add to that limited taps (more new beer all the time), awesome events (Sour Fest, anyone?), and extremely knowledgeable bartenders (Vito is the man!), and you have the best place to grab a beer in Southern California. The bar seats about 12-13 so it can be a bit hard to get a seat when they're busy, but the bartenders are always happy to serve the standing crowd (plus, there's a thin bar so you can set your drink down if you do happen to be standing). Most of the food is pretty damn good too.
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Beachwood BBQ in Seal Beach, CA
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The NFL flexed into the late game next Sunday the Bengals and Jets. This really hurts us (although not as badly as us losing to the Chiefs, Browns or Raiders)!
New England and Cincinnati are fighting for the 3rd spot, which means they won't get Indy a week after playing in the Wild Card round. By flexing the Bengals into the late game, from their earlier start time, the Bengals will already know the outcome of the Pats game, and whether anything can be gained from playing their starters in what might be a meaningless game for them.
Now, the best case scenario for us would have been both teams play at 1:00 (which was the original schedule) play their starters and hope to win the game. Now that is not the case. So, based on that, I would venture to say only one of those teams will win on Sunday. If the Pats play hard and beat Houston, Cincinnati will rest their starters because they will have nothing to play for and lose. If the Pats lose, the Bengals will have a chance to gain the 3rd seed, will play hard and win (some might think 3rd seed, big deal....... it is! If both the Bengals and Pats beat the top two seeds in the divisional round, the championship game would be at Cincinnati, not NE).
Now, which is better for us?
If Houston beats NE (and the Jets lose to the Bengals)...... Both Baltimore AND Denver would have to lose! In that case, Houston would finish 5th and Pittsburgh would finish 6th. Am I sure? We own the tie-breaker with Denver....... The problem is Houston! If we finish in a tie with Baltimore, Denver and Houston, head to head is out the window. Baltimore will get the 5th seed, and Denver would get the 6th! If Baltimore wins and Denver loses Houston gets the 6th. If Baltimore loses and Denver wins, Denver gets the 5th and Houston gets the 6th. Finally, if Baltimore wins and Denver loses then Baltimore is 5th and Houston is 6th.
With a Houston victory, Pittsburgh WILL need losses by both Baltimore and Denver! Do I think this will happen? No, not both of them.
If Houston loses to the Pats (and the Jets win)...... our season will rest on one game, Baltimore at Oakland. It won't matter what happens anywhere else. We would win the head to head with Denver, so we would be the 5th seed. A Jets win would give them the 5th seed, so we would have to finish in 2nd in the North then we would capture the 6th spot.
With a Jets victory, Pittsburgh will need only a Baltimore loss. Do I think this will happen? No... but it could, and it would eliminate the outcome of the Denver game, so this is our best shot. Hopefully it won't come to this, but I can't see both the Bengals and Pats winning this week when the teams they are playing have so much to gain. So a Pats victory is more important to us. A Houston victory will pretty much kill our hopes.
Should both the Texans and Jets win, we are eliminated.
Should both the Texans and Jets lose, we are in with a win.


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Montreal Stamps feature several iconic images and boroughs of Montreal. The Farine Five Roses sign, le Plateau Mont Royal, the quartier des
So I finally opened up an Etsy store! Just one more place where you can get your hands on my Montreal Stamps.
I'm still new the the Etsy world so please favourite or like or share or whatever!
Family Shout-out
I've been working on the redesign of my Dad's TV blog for a little while now and we finally went live a couple days ago! The new website is easier to navigate with categories at the top, has a magazine-blog-style layout and suggests related articles to keep reading!
My Dad's been writing this blog and posting articles almost every single day pretty consistently since 2007. There's approximately 2,556 blog posts and we're been sifting through nearly each one, correcting tags, adding categories, and making sure the formatting transfers over correctly to the new platform.
I'm obviously only taking the design/illustration credit here, as I'm not so savvy as my programmer/engineer partner who did the bulk of the work (aka internet magic).
In any case, I think it's really coming along and is just about completely updated! As a little promo boost, we also made a Facebook Like Page to help redirect people to the new website and make commenting, sharing and keeping up with articles a lot easier.
Check it out and Like/Follow to stay tuned!
Art & Skin Event
The nice people over at Dermalogica Canada are having a special show this month called "Dermalogica à Montréal" on May 22nd. It's an 'Art & Skin Exhibition' and they have kindly asked me to be one of the featured artists!
Come check out the event, pick up some refreshing skin products and buy some Montreal art!
Dermalogica à Montréal
132 Rue McGill
Montreal, QC H2Y 2E5
Thursday, 22 May 2014
5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
"Enjoy 5 à 7 hors d'oeuves and refreshments before leaving with a limited-edition gift bag filled with your Dermalogica favourites."
Get your tickets here:
(ticket sales go to The Dermalogica Foundation's FITE program. This program seeks to create a pathway to entrepreneurship for women and girls. FITE provides access to small loans, and education and vocational training, to help amplify the voices of women entrepreneurs around the world.)
Just for fun I made a little spoof image of their event poster featuring my Montreal Stamps:


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First of all, this is a question, not an answer dressed up like a question.
I'm not nearly good at research as some of the folks on this board, and so I'm running this up the flagpole to see if anyone salutes (obscure movie reference -- anybody know which one??)
What prompted this is I was thinking about the draft and who we would have picked. After getting past E. Brown and the usual suspects, I was thinking about our other top players from last year.
Antone Smith was somewhere on that list.
Then I thought: "Man, he really didn't pan out, did he." He was the No. 1 back in the country coming out of high school and was just a mediocre back by FSU standards.
Then I thought: "Hmmm, is he a part of a pattern?"
His predecessor: Lorenzo Booker. Now here's where I start relying on an old man's memory, but I believe he was at or near the top of many recruiting service lists. Again, a disappointing career to put it charitably.
So I though, who else would make the list?
I can think of a few:
Nick Maddox was one of the most highly sought-after backs in N.C. prep history, yet, he was a huge bust.
Marquette Smith was "the next Emmit Smith," coming out of high school.
Uhhh. No.
Dee Feester was another prep superstar who barely qualified as a decent third-down back for FSU. And there others, including all name team nominee Vanezz Gooch (sp???).
Anyway, I was just wondering why so many top flight RB's don't seem to pan out here, at least post Warrick Dunn.
A couple of possible explanations:
1) RB is more of a hit-and-miss percentage and our whiff percentage isn't any worse than other teams.
2) Our O-line has sucked for years and that has hurt our RB production.
3) Our offense has been pass happy for years and that has cut into RB stats.
4) We don't recruit RB's well and when we get them here, they don't get any better.
So, just a tossup question there -- actually, two questions:
1) Can you think of any more recent "busts?"
2) Which of the explanations listed above do you buy into, or do you have another not on the list.


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Basic Information
- Location Lady's Island, Beaufort County
- Origin of name ?
- Other names ?
- Current status No longer exists
- ? Earliest known date of existence
- Circa 1790 House built by English sea captian Daniel Hingston Bythewood
- 1861 The plantation was taken by Union troops. At this time it had still been owned by the Bythewood family.
After the Civil War, the Bythewood family tried to gain possession of the plantation again through the courts. The case went as far as the US Supreme Court but the family was not successful.
- Number of acres 700
- Primary crop Rice
- Alphabetical list Bythewood
- Number of slaves ?
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More about Beaufort County
- Learn more about historic Beaufort County, including the lovely town of Beaufort SC as well as Hilton Head. We have helpful guides to Beaufort SC history and Beaufort SC libraries and museums – plus Beaufort SC restaurants, Beaufort SC bed & breakfasts, Beaufort SC hotels, and Beaufort SC real estate.


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STATS: 8 Games, 48 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss, 8 pass breakups, 3 interceptions for 130 yards, 1 touchdown.
STRENGTHS: Mike Mickens shows exceptional ball skills. He is able to track down the ball in the air and make the interception. He also is able to run after the interception, as is evident in his above statistics. An NFL scout may see this and think about a contribution in the return game. He does do a good job of tackling, but needs to refine his technique. He does have very good speed, but his speed won't be the best in the draft, I expect he will run a 4.4 40 at the combine.
WEAKNESSES: From what I have seen of Mickens, he does a pretty good job of open field tackling; but his technique still needs work. If he doesn't continue to develop that portion of his game, I think that could develop into a weakness at the next level. Also, it seems like every time he makes a play he can't keep his mouth shut. I would love to see Mickens show some form of a humble personality. A lot of coaching staffs in the NFL will frown on his attitude.
ANALYSIS: Mickens is a top three cornerback this year and if he continues to show excellent production at Cincinnati and he has good offseason workouts, he will find himself in the first round of the 2009 NFL Draft. He may be a late first round pick, but he should still be a first rounder. There are always going to be prospects that see their draft status soar because of excellent workouts, like Dominique-Rodgers Cromartie last year. If we see that same trend this year Mickens could get pushed a few picks back.


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Kingdom Trails: Darling Hill Loop
A nice introduction to the Kingdom Trails Darling Hill side in East Burke. Near West Burke village, VT
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This is a tall, open, and highly exposed mountain that is remote and very beautiful. The faces around the famous buttress are chossy, and instead of being one large piece of rock, are actually a collection of blocks, offering many places for handholds and gear placement. This area is within the Pemigewasset Wilderness, so remember Wilderness rules apply.
Getting There
Bondcliff can be reached from the Kanc via the Lincoln Woods and Wilderness trails (9.1 miles, ~3,100 feet of elevation gain), or via the Zealand, Twinway, and Bondcliff trails. The nearby Guyot tentsite offers the closest established location to spend the night, using an outhouse, and get clean water.
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GOLF: Hannah sets course record in championship win (From This is The West Country)
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GOLF: Hannah sets course record in championship win
2:00pm Monday 19th May 2014 in Sport
ENMORE Park were 4-1 winners over Entry Hill in the second round of the Somerset Bowl, on a blustery afternoon at the Mendip course.
Enmore Park Seniors hosted their counterparts from the Wells Golf Club on dry but blustery day and suffered a heavy defeat by 6&half to 1&half.
Enmore's points came from the veterans in the final two groups - Ken Hunt with Max Jameson winning by 3&2 whilst Jim Smith with Phil Wood gained a half point.
Two days later, on a beautiful calm and sunny day, Enmore travelled up the M5 to Clevedon but sadly with another similar result - Enmore losing by six matches to two.
Enmore's meagre total was gained by Roger Anniss with Paul Waplington, winning by 5 & 4, whilst Jim Symcox with Mike Cavill won by 3 & 2.
The juniors notched a great win against their counterparts at Burnham & Berrow by a score of 3 ½ - ½.
Winning scores were Jack Dray 3/2, Scot Linden 2/1,Rob Acland and Jake Bovington 4/2 and the final match being halved by Matt Ison and Alex Hill.
Hannah Grant won the 101st Somerset Ladies Golf Championship at Enmore Park, as she came through the 36 hole qualifying round to win the Scratch Cup with a gross 149, which included a new ladies amateur course record of gross 70.
She continued into the match play rounds ending with a semi-final against Jade Cope of Weston Super Mare finishing on the 20th hole and the final against Amanda Mayne of Saltford on the 19th.
It was Hannah's fourth final and it was a special occasion to win the championship at her home club in front of many of her friends and fellow members.


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The best player of the still-young Fran McCaffery era at Iowa is trying to take his talents to the NBA. Here's everything you need to know.
Danny Green did unholy things to Greg Paulus
An introduction of sorts to our new ACC brothers and sisters and an explanation about what Jim Boeheim is all about.
Jim Boeheim, Syracuse basketball coach and renowned hater of reporters, Greensboro, and all-night diners, loves making news. That's the best explanation I have for his recent comments on the NBA...
News and commentary from around the Big Blue Internet. Four-star receiver Keif picks Alabama over Kentucky. Terrence Jones plays video games with ailing young man. Epic battles between Alex...
The annual UNC fan debate over starting lineups is well underway.
The sophomore shooter has reached a crossroads that two Tar Heel forbears know well--and the paths before him couldn't be more different.
Many New York City/ St. John's players - including St. John's Paris Horne, Justin Burrell, and NBA Hall of Famer Chris Mullin - lent their time and their games to the Malone Mulhall Benefit Game at...
Derrick Byars signed by Spurs, scores first NBA points in 110-106 win over the Suns. Nearly five years after being named SEC Player of the Year, Byars finally realized his goal of getting to the...
In random alumni news, former UNC center Deon Thompson led his Slovenian team, Union Olimpija, to the 2012 Slovenian Cup. Thompson had a double-double in the semifinals of the eight-team...
Ridiculous Upside has confirmed Reno Bighorns guard -- and former North Carolina Tar Heel -- Danny Green has signed with the Spurs for the remainder of the season.
Zeke Smith - best known for his pictures of Danny Green posterizing Greg Paulus and Mahktar Ndiaye at the national championship - has started a blog with his Duke alumnus brother about UNC and...
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Provides a course in chemical literacy. Including a chapter on Forensic Chemistry, this volume features diagrams, examples, and exercises. This third edition also includes direct references in the text to the companion website, which accompanies this book. more...
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Locating Scholarly Articles, Test Reviews, and Key Journals
Library database "best bets" for this class!
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- ERIC: Pacific purchases an *enhanced* version of the ERIC database - this contains more content than the free version of ERIC available via the free web. ERIC is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education.
- Education Research Complete: A Pacific-purchased database which provides access to scholarly research articles in education. Covers early childhood to higher education.
- PsycINFO: Pacific-purchased database which provides access to scholarly literature in the field of psychology.
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- Mental Measurements Yearbook: Pacific-purchased database which provides test and measurement review information, including reliability and validity info.
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JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN/NEW YORK: Children in parts of South Sudan are suffering from shocking rates of malnutrition, the international medical humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said today.More >
NEW YORK/JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN—Violence in hospitals and the destruction of medical facilities are denying medical services to many of South Sudan's most vulnerable people, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said in a report released today.More >
Preventable diseases and severe malnutrition are causing alarming numbers of deaths among tens of thousands of people taking refuge at a United Nations base in South Sudan.More >
Antoine Foucher, MSF's head of mission in Ethiopia, describes the multi-layered emergency facing South Sudanese refugees in the country.More >
JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN/NEW YORK APRIL 28, 2014 – The international medical humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) today condemned unspeakable acts of violence in Bentiu, South Sudan, after it received information detailing targeted killings in the city's main hospital.More >
Tens of thousands of refugees who have fled violence and deprivation in South Sudan and sought refuge in camps in Ethiopia's Gambella region lack water, food, and sanitation and are suffering from emergency medical conditions.More >
NEW YORK—In a shocking display of indifference, senior officials with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) have refused to improve living conditions for 21,000 displaced people living in a flood-prone part of a UN peacekeeping base in the capital Juba, where they are exposed to waterborne diseases and potential epidemics, the international medical humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said today.More >
JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN—Thousands of people are going without desperately needed medical care after the international medical humanitarian organization Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) was forced to suspend activities in Malakal, South Sudan, following the looting of its compound yesterday.
MSF condemns the incident in the strongest possible terms. The suspension of medical activities comes barely one week after the looting of another MSF facility in Bentiu, capital of Unity state. Malakal is located in Upper Nile State.More >
The volatile and rapidly evolving security situation in South Sudan is limiting the movement of MSF teams and making it difficult to provide aid to those who need it most.More >


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Faith Lutheran Theatre Stages SHREK THE MUSICAL, Now thru 5/11
Become a believer! Faith Lutheran Theatre Company will welcome Shrek the Musical to its state-of-the-art stage for six special performances, today, May 2-11. Tickets to the show, based on the 2001 blockbuster DreamWorks film, "Shrek," and William Steig's 1990 story, Shrek!, are now on sale.
"Faith Lutheran Theatre Company has had a tremendously successful school year," said Erik Ball, troupe director and head of theatrical arts at Faith Lutheran High School. "We thought Shrek the Musical would be a fun way for the students and audiences to end it. It's light, fun, and a great way for everyone to capitalize on their creative energies."
The plot revolves around Shrek, a grouchy and solitary ogre, who awakens to find his beloved swamp has been overrun by fairytale creatures who have been banished there by the fairytale-hating Lord Farquaad. When Shrek confronts Lord Farquaad and demands his land back, the two strike a deal: Lord Farquaad will return Shrek's land, if Shrek accepts his mission to rescue Princess Fiona, who is being held against her will as she waits for her one true love.
As Shrek embarks on his quest with a very chatty donkey by his side, the two bond as they encounter grave dangers and colorful characters. Upon rescuing Princess Fiona, Shrek learns that she may not be who he thought she was, and that perhaps the real fairytale has just begun.
The Faith Lutheran Theatre Company production of the Tony Award-nominated show features musical direction by Toby McEvoy, choreography by Christine Harper and Christian Escobar, original prosthetics and makeup design by Warren Holz, with set and costume design-including a 23-foot-long dragon puppet-done in collaboration with Super Summer Theatre.
The limited-engagement will kick off Friday, May 2 with a special "Green Carpet" Opening Night, which includes a post-show reception.
Performances of Shrek the Musical can be seen at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday evenings, along with 4 p.m. matinee performances on Sundays, from May 2-11. Tickets start at $10 and can be purchased online at www.FaithTheatreCompany.com or www.ShowTix4u.com.
Faith Lutheran High School's Chapel and Performing Arts Center is located at 2015 S. Hualapai Way, Las Vegas, NV 89117. For more information, visit www.FaithTheatreCompany.com.


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I can't understand how slow companies have been to adapt to Apple's ( $AAPL ) continued domination of retail.
Yes Nike ( $NKE ) has great retail, but not exactly places I can access easily and that's a brand I could associate with all day with my lifestyle. Starbucks is ok and Whole Foods is doing it because that's their job, so they don't count and I don't want to hang out with those brands. No offense.
I have written about this before but here are the brands that need to embrace experience and turn the virtual world into the physical world
1. Google – Simple Genius Bars that just embrace local merchants to spend all their spare time in.
2. Facebook – Why they have not purchased Meetups and taken Facebook to the physical world is to me lazy thinking.
3. Kayak – If they don't have the nuts to do it themseles than get with Google and take space in their stores.
4. Intuit – Their should be Mint Stores in thousands of towns and cities across the united states. Banking is the last thing on people's minds…personal finance and small and medium sized businesses need a fresh, comfortable and contemporary learning experience.
Who else could dominate…Please chime in…