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Lab Members
Some Recent Publications
Cnidarian Regulatory Biology and Stress Responses
Copepod (Calanus) Diapause Regulation
Copepod-Microbial Interactions
Biology of Climate Change
Marine 'Omics
Reitzel AM, Tarrant AM, Levy O. (2013) Circadian clocks in the cnidaria: environmental entrainment, molecular regulation, and organismal outputs. Integrative and Comparative Biology. 53(1):118-30. DOI: 10.1093/icb/ict024.
Pineda J, Starczak V, Tarrant AM, Blythe J, Davis K, Farrar T, Berumen M, and da Silva J. (2013) Two spatial scales in a bleaching event: corals from the mildest and the most extreme thermal environments escape mortality. 58(5): 1531-45. DOI: 10.4319/lo.2013.58.5.1531. Electronic access
Reitzel AM, Chu T, Edquist S, Genovese C, Church C, Tarrant AM, Finnerty JR. (2013) Physiological and developmental responses to temperature by the estuarine sea anemone Nematostella vectensis: evidence for local adaptation to high temperatures. Marine Ecology Progress Series. 484: 115-130. DOI: 10.3354/meps10281.
Tarrant AM, Franks DG, Verslycke T. (2012) Gene expression in American lobster (Homarus americanus) with epizootic shell disease. Journal of Shellfish Research. 31(2):505-13. DOI:10.2983/035.031.0200.Tarrant AM, Behrendt L*, Stegeman JJ, Verslycke T. (2011) Ecdysteroid receptor from the American lobster, Homarus americanus: EcR/RXR isoform cloning and ligand-binding properties. General and Comparative Endocrinology. 173(2):346-55.
Callard GV, Tarrant AM, Novillo A, Yacci P, Ciaccia L, Vajda S, Chuang G-Y, Kozakov D, Greytak SR, Sawyer S, Hoover C, Kotter K. (2011). Evolutionary origins of the estrogen signaling system: insights from amphioxus. Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. 127(3-5):176-88.
Aruda AM*, Baumgartner MF, Reitzel AM*, Tarrant AM. (2011). Heat shock protein expression during stress and diapause in the marine copepod Calanus finmarchicus. Journal of Insect Physiology 57(5):665-75. Electronic access, author copy
Reitzel AM*, Pang K, Ryan JF, Mullikin JC, Martindale MQ, Baxevanis AD, Tarrant AM. 2011. Nuclear receptors from the ctenophore Mnemiopsis leidyi lack a zinc-finger DNA-binding domain: lineage-specific loss or ancestral condition in the emergence of the nuclear receptor superfamily? EvoDevo 2:3. Electronic access
Tarrant AM, Stegeman JJ, Verslycke T. 2010. Altered gene expression associated with epizootic shell disease in the American lobster, Homarus americanus. Fish and Shellfish Immunology 29(6):1003-9.
Reitzel AM, Tarrant AM. 2010. Correlated evolution of androgen receptor and aromatase revisited. Molecular Biology and Evolution. 27(10):2211-5.
Cantin NE, Cohen AL, Karnauskas KB, Tarrant AM, McCorkle DC. 2010. Ocean warming slows coral growth in the central Red Sea. Science 329:322-5
Reitzel AM, Behrendt L, Tarrant AM .2010. Light entrained rhythmic gene expression in the sea anemone Nematostella vectensis: the evolution of the animal circadian clock. PLoS ONE 5(9):e12805. Electronic access
Greytak SR, Tarrant AM, Nacci D, Hahn ME, Callard GV. 2010. Estrogen responses in killifish (Fundulus heteroclitus) from polluted and unpolluted environments are site- and gene-specific. Aquatic Toxicology 99:291-9
Reitzel AM, Tarrant AM. 2009. Nuclear receptor complement of the cnidarian Nematostella vectensis: phylogenetic relationships and developmental expression patterns. BMC Evolutionary Biology 9:230.
Karchner SI, Jenny MJ, Tarrant AM, Evans BR, Kang HJ, Bae I, Sherr DH, Hahn ME. 2009. The active form of human aryl hydrocarbon receptor repressor lacks exon 9 and its Pro185 and Ala185 variants repress both AHR and HIF. Mol Cell Biol. 2009 29(13):3465-77
Tarrant AM, Reitzel AM, Blomquist CH, Haller H, Tokarz J, Adamski J. 2009. Steroid metabolism in cnidarians: Insights from Nematostella vectensis. Mol. Cell. Endocrinol. 301:27-36. Electronic access, author copy.
Tarrant AM*, Baumgartner MF*, Verslycke T, Johnson CL. Differential gene expression in diapausing and active Calanus finmarchicus (Copepoda). Marine Ecology Progress Series 355:193-207.* These two authors made equal contributions.
Goldstone JV, Goldstone HMH, Morrison AM, Tarrant AM, Kern SE, Woodin BR, Stegeman JJ. Cytochrome P450 1 genes in early deuterostomes (tunicates and sea urchins) and vertebrates (chicken and frog): Origin and diversification of the CYP1 gene family. Molecular Biology and Evolution. 24(12): 2619-31.
Tarrant AM. 2007. Hormonal signaling in cnidarians: do we understand the pathways well enough to know whether they are being disrupted? Ecotoxicology 16:5-13.
Tarrant AM, Greytak SR, Callard GV, Hahn ME. 2006. Estrogen receptor-related receptors in the killifish Fundulus heteroclitus, diversity, expression, and estrogen responsiveness. Journal of Molecular Endocrinology, 37: 1-17.
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Neighbors near 38th and Cass have a lot of questions. Chief among them: What does it take to slow down speeding drivers?
One week ago, a speeder damaged several parked car before taking out a fence and driving straight into a home. The crash left a car totalled, several more damaged, and a home with visible damage to its exterior walls and foundation. Days later, neighbors say the problems continue.
38th & Cass
The Speed Zapper crew was back at the site of the original accident this week; speeding was still an issue.
"I'd hate to have them hit one of the kids," said Rich Reed, a homeowner whose car was damaged during last week's wreck.
Neighbors banded together to get a speed bump put in on their street even before the crash. Most say this likely wouldn't have stopped this particular crash, but now they're even more hopeful that they'll get one. The petition has been signed and city workers had equipment out earlier this year to measure the traffic flow. They're still waiting to hear back on whether they'll qualify.
As for the speeders the WOWT 6 News Speed Zapper saw, several cars were caught driving over the speed limit. The fastest was 37 miles per hour, which is 12 miles per hour above the posted speed limit.
40th & Paxton
One viewer tipped us off to issues on 40th Street, near Paxton. It didn't take long on a Thursday morning to catch morning commuters driving over the speed limit.
Three separate cars registered on the Speed Zapper as driving 42 miles per hour in a 30 mile per hour zone, which is 12 miles per hour above the posted limit.
121st & Fawn
Our final stop this week took us to 121st Street at Fawn. It's a quiet neighborhood. Despite very few cars driving, one driver managed to stop right next to the WOWT 6 News camera before making a turn and proceeding to drive 34 miles per hour, nine miles per hour over the speed limit.

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Crime Prevention
Residence Hall Safety
As students you must take an active role in the security of your residence halls. This is your home - treat it as if it is your home. Don't let people do things in the residence halls that you wouldn't want them to do at your own home.
You should report all incidents involving vandalism, theft, damage or persons in the residence hall that are not escorted or are suspicious in nature.
When leaving your residence hall room, whether it is to visit a next-door neighbor or to use the restroom, always lock the door and take the key. Lock your door, even if you only plan on being gone a few minutes.
Avoid keeping high value items and large amounts of cash in your residence. For valued items you do keep on hand, keep them out of sight and well hidden. The same procedure applies to your checkbook and your unused check supply as well.
Engrave items of value and be sure to maintain a record of serial numbers of such items as personal computers, TVs radios, stereos, answering machines, cameras, etc. A copy of this record should also be maintained at another offsite location. You should engrave your driver's license number and State on items. Driver's license numbers are easier for police to track
Don't let strangers in the building or allow them to "tailgate" or follow you through after you open the door.
Do not lend your room key, residence hall key or prop open doors. The residence hall is like your home; nobody should enter either one without you wanting them there.
Entrance doors to the residence halls should never be propped open. The locks are designed to allow only residents of the hall to have access. Propping doors open will allow non-residents to enter, jeopardizing your and everyone else's safety.
All visitors, student and non-student, are required at all times to be escorted while in a residence hall by the person they are visiting.
All suspicious person(s) need to be reported immediately to your RA or Public Safety.
All crimes need to be reported immediately to your RA, Res. Life Professional Staff members or Public Safety.
Do not leave notes on your door stating that you are not there. That is an invitation for some unwanted person to enter your room.
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Three DIY New Year's Eve Nail Art Ideas
If there is one night each year to really go all-out in the glamour department, it's New Year's Eve. Sure, it's overhyped and usually overpriced but we can get behind any excuse to experiment with a bold beauty look. To help us ring in 2013 right, we asked our friend Fleury Rose the U.S. Nail Ambassador for British brand Illamasqua to teach us three DIY nail art designs that are appropriate for an all-night New Year's bash. These glittering looks will have you waving goodbye to 2012 in style!
By Alyssa Vingan
The Stroke of Midnight
Paint two small lines in between each number to complete the clock, and to finish off the face, make a small dot in the center, and attach a line with an arrow pointing to 12 o'clock.


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Invisalign in Seattle
by Lance Timmerman, DMD
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Invisalign works using the same basic principles of tooth movement as traditional braces. By putting constant, gentle pressure on your teeth, it encourages your body to alter the bone around your tooth, allowing it to move.
However, the Invisalign process is very different. First, a digital impression is taken of your teeth. This detailed 3-D picture is then sent to the Invisalign lab where a computer will work out the precise steps by which it is best to move your teeth into position. Then it creates a series of clear plastic aligners to move your teeth through those steps.
We will fit you for your initial aligner and make sure it seems appropriate. You will wear this aligner for about two weeks, then switch to a new aligner. We may ask you to come in for the first few aligners, but eventually we will give you several aligners at a time so you don't have to visit the office as frequently.
When you move to a new aligner, you may experience some tightness or discomfort, but most of the time this is minor and can be controlled with over-the-counter pain medication. Although your aligners are removable, you should try to keep them in for at least 20 hours a day to make sure they can accomplish the necessary tooth movements.
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Career Day For Emerging Sidney RicePosted by on October 18, 2009 – 6:21 pm
There was no single star in today's 33-31 victory over the Ravens, but it's tough to point to a player who had a better game than WR Sidney Rice. Against a nasty Ravens defense, Rice earned his first career 100-yard receiving game.
Rice's 176 receiving yards ranks as the 9th most in team history for single game, and is the most any Vikings receiver has gained against the Ravens.
The 6-4 receiver had 6 grabs on the day, but perhaps to catch was more important than his 58-yarder late in the 4th quarter that set up Ryan Longwell's game-winning FG.
On the play, the Vikings faced a 2nd and 6 from their own 24-yardline with just under 3 minutes to play and trailing 31-30. Favre took the snap, run-faked to the left and then rolled out on a naked bootleg to the right. Rice changed his route mid-play and ran a fly pattern down the right sideline. Favre saw Rice streaking, pump faked a few times to allow Rice time to get down the field and then launched a pass in Rice's direction. Rice located the ball in the air, ran under it and hauled in the catch, in spite of a pass interference penalty.
The result was a 58-yard gain that advanced the Vikings from their own 24-yardline to the Ravens 18 and allowed Longwell to hit the eventual game-winning FG 3 plays later.
Rice has been an emerging player for the Vikings all season and he took another step in that direction today.
"When he got here a couple years ago, he was twenty years old," Vikings G Steve Hutchinson said. "He's really matured as a player. He understands what this offense needs out of him."
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By purplehorn on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
Rice did have a great game today. He has really developed into a solid wide out. We are going to need him and Berrian to step up. I think Harvin may have broken his collarbone today. I hope I'm wrong, but it looked like that is what happened. Who steps in if that is the case? Johnson, Reynaud, or Lewis? My guess would be Lewis.
By PAVikesFan on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
It's about time…I really likes him his rookie year, he showed a lot of promise…I've said he has the best hands I've seen since Cris Carter…I never understood why all of last year he was so underutilized, now I know why it was b/c of sub-par quarter-backing…This is what I always thought he could be…He doesn't have top-end speed, but he runs good routes and like I said has tremendous hands…what a plus if he can be consistent.
By PAVikesFan on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
I meant I really "LIKED" him his rookie year, not really "likes" him his rookie year
By GrammarNazi on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
"…but perhaps to catch was more important…"
It should say "…no catch was more important…"
By PAVikesFan on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
dude, please, seriously, this a football website, go to the Bears or Packers website and critique their grammar. I guess u must be G A Y, that's the only thing I can think of..NO ONE CARES,
By wisvikefan4 on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
I saw his press conference, you can tell he's a very articulate young guy, completely a team player, and a great complement to the other receivers we have. I'm very impressed in general with our receiving corps. So happy for Sidney to see him getting some well-deserved recognition! I'm really happy for Brett too that he's got such a great group of guys to throw to.
By purple08 on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
hey purplehorn, did you hear somebody say harvin broke his collarbone? or is it just your personal opinion that it looked liked that is what happened? don't start saying s h i t like that if you did not hear it from the team you idiot!!! you are going to give me a heart attack!! how bad is winfield injury? paymah looked terrible on that TD. if winfield was in there it would have been no catch. you had to know some people were going to get hurt against that nasty ravens team. they are physical! it does not get any easier next week in Tittsburgh. Wow! Saints and Pats are looking great right now, they will be tough to beat.
By Vikings1 on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
What a great win for the Vikings, however, what I feared reared its ugly head and that is the weakness of our secondary and the atrocious tackling also by the secondary with Winfield out of the game. I just hop his injury isn't too serious along with AP's and Harvin's injury. No turnovers and only a few penalties were a plus, we were very fortunate to win the game even with Farve;s great comeback, thanks to the Raven's missed FG at the end of the game.
By Rap99 on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
offense got way too conservative after 14/0 lead, and was too conservative at the end. the D sucked at the end of the game, when you know the opp. has to throw, why do we give them all the time in the world, it never works. lucky to get the win, thats hard to accept in a game we dominated from the start. but a win is a win i guess. thank heaven for favre, without him we would be in trouble! go brett, GO VIKES!!!! HOPE INJURIES ARE NOT SERIOUS!
By the purple flood on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
By blacknblue on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
I watched the first 2 scores and had my sons B-day to run. Thought it was going to be a blowout but knew in the back of my mind that the D has nap time during the 4th quarter. Needless to say I missed my kid opening his presents. We didn't win so much as the Ravens lost it. Glad to see AP uncorked, a cutback might have gotten him 6. The D cut him off well. Too bad we couldn't have gotten a new set of downs in that last drive to kill the clock but that hasen't been our strong point so far this year. All in all a very explosive game. Gald we were able to get a win. I see the same kind of game next week. Maybe a lower score.
By Vikings Fan from Afar on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
Good win by the Vikings. The team's record, 6-0, does not mean anything. The Vikings were 6-0 in 2003 and missed the playoffs.
Losing to the Steelers at their home field would not be absolutely terrible. It is a non-divisional, non-conference game. They have a good team. They have a great passing attack and a physical team.
If the Vikings hold some nicked up players inactive, like Percy Harvin, Antoine Winfield, and perhaps others, they will be more ready to play the more important Packers game or in a game later on.
What would be bad is if the Vikings who are on the field don't play to win for all 60 minutes. A great team must always go out and play hard no matter what.
Championship teams play unworried.
After the Vikings have won but not dominated games, nobody expects the Vikings to win the Super Bowl. All the pressure is on the New Orleans Saints, the Giants, the Colts, and whoever.
Just go play free and loose next week.
And study hard this week. The defense showed some weakness to the hurry-up offense and to the draw play. When the defense blitzes, it isn't very effective. You have to disrupt the quarterback or it isn't worth blitzing.
EJ Henderson missed tackles. Tyrell Johnson missed tackles. The offensive line needs to get some more creases for the running game.
By PAVikesFan on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
Yes, I sure do hope our defense comes to play in the 4th quarter next week…It's getting ridiculous, really. I watched the game, they didn't say that Winfield was out of the gaem, so I had had no clue he was out, I guess I should have figured that out, b/c Karl Paymah was G O D awful…our safeties stink, they never make plays, all they do is arm tackle air and put themselves in poor position…I never understood why we released Charles Gordon, I liked him, I guarantee he is better than Paymah…I also knew that one of these games we would break instead of bending…teams seem to be able to pa-ss at will against us, it's ridiculous.
By Brownicus on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
Winfield is scheduled for an MRI tomorrow, I really hope he will be able to return this year. Paymah didn't play very well, but he's not the only reason the vikings played so poorly in the 4th quarter. Hopefully that poor finish for the defense can act as a wake up call or motivate the defense to play better. Very good day for Rice, it would be great if he can continue to play so well this season.
I hope to hear more on Harvin tomorrow, purple08 its clear that purplehorn was talking about what he thought he saw and not what he heard. No reason to get upset about that.
By PAVikesFan on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
'vikings fan from afar': I completely agree with your as-sessment..Our blitzes take so long to develop, that by the time we finally get in the backfield, it's way too late. I'm hoping Leslie Frazier can fix some things there, our boyz worry me at times.
By PAVikesFan on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
I listened to Jared Allen's comments on here, he's pis-sed, but obviously happy about the win, but he knows his defense played horribly in the 4th quarter…this should humble them, bring them down a peg. I'll tell ya one thing, if they do not respond this week at Pittsburgh, then I will be in serious panic mode about our D…think about some of these stats here…CLE scored 20 on us, DET had a lead on us 10-0, we blew a lead in the 4th qtr. vs. SF when we were completely dominating THAT game, just like we did this game( is there a trend there???)…we let GB throw for a zillion yards on us in the 4th qtr, remember that game, had a big lead, then it waddled down to a 1 possession game…there was last week when the happless Rams drove down the field on us all game for 400 yards of total offense, only to turn the ball over a bunch of times b/c they are the Rams, and now this game today…
By PAVikesFan on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
So what do you see??…here's what I see…our 3 home games we started out with moderate to big leads, only to collapse in the 4th quarter, in each game…something has got to be done, if we really expect to win in January or maybe even in February, we have got to fix a lot of things up on our defense.
By Brownicus on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
Charles Gordon was released after he failed his physical. Gordon suffered a serious injury last season, and was deemed not ready to play at the beginning of training camp. Funny though, how during the preseason the Viking had a problem with too many cornerbacks and had a tough decision on who to cut. We injure one cornerback and suddenly now we have no depth.
By PAVikesFan on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
'Brownicus'..Yeah, I forgot about that one, my bad there…anyway, I've been a few sites, reading comments from not just fans, but "insiders"…I'm seeing things like "sprained left foot", or "possible turf toe" on Winfield…from what I've seen, it looks like it might not be as serious as thought…there are also reports that he wanted to go back in but was told no by Childress, if that's the case then "thank heavens"
By PAVikesFan on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
let's get to the bye week healthy, we desperately need a bye week…we need to heal up…teams that go deep in the playoffs have 3 things: Talent, luck, health. We have talent, we've had some luck so far, and now we need to stay healthy.
By Brownicus on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
Here's how I see it, Cleveland scored 1 offensive TD the entire game and it was at the end of the game when most of the starters were out of game. Detroit was held to 13 pts, no problem with that. SF was held to 17 offensive points, not a big deal. Green Bay was held to 17 offensive points, not a big deal. St Louis was held to 10 points, good.
Finally the 4th ranked offense, Baltimore, comes back in the 4th quarter to score 21 points. That was the defenses fault.
So the way I see it, its really just one bad game for the defense, or really just one bad quarter for the defense. No reason to panic, wait til next week and see if this continues or not.
By PAVikesFan on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
I like to be devil's advocate sometimes…Bottom line is, they are what they are, 6-0. I just hope we can sure up some things defensively in the coming weeks.
By wdnemesis on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
This game was a close one, it had me on the edge of my seat steaming. Overall though it was very lucky for Baltimore to miss that field goal. We played very well in the first half but fell apart the second which shocked me. hope everyone is fresh for the next game I look forward to watching you guys.
By purple08 on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
good posts! this could be a blessing in disguise. we are 3 up in the division. like PAvikesfan said, jared allen is pis sed, defense should improve. i tell you what though… if we lose winfield,and/or our defense does not improve, i don't see us getting past the saints. they are looking unbelievable right now. how about junior seau back with the pats. man, has belechek(sp) ever heard of letting up on a team? 59-0! it is still early in the season and a lot can happen. sidney rice was player of the game… no question!
By Longshowerz on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
Someone needs to remind the Defense Secondary that the game does not end till the clock reads 0:00 and tell Childress just because your ahead don't mean its time to be conservative, keep doing what works! do what the Patriots did ! We have the combo to do it! if the coaching staff can't get it together, have Farve make the calls!
By Longshowerz on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
Someone needs to tell #11 you can't make a defensive play with your back turned to the opponent !
By vikingfan1955 on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
Yes we did very well and I will not complain that we are winning close games I will praise the team for doing what we haven't in tha past and that is win close games.We have good recievers and it seems if one is a little off others take up the slack.Favre like him or not has become a viking and he was said to be distant from teammates with the jets but thats not the case here.As I have said many times we are finally clicking on offense and trust me as the yr goes on the defense will pick it up.Look all chilly is calling better plays,not great but he's winning when the d seems to be tiring so give him a break.He got lewis which saved a game,favre who has saved 2,harvin who may be rookie of the yr now that sanchez if floundering.This is our yr go vikes.
By Vikings1 on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
Brownicus, you are right on time about the D, however, I am still concerned about the play of the secondary especially their tackling or lack thereof, by the way does anyone know who the secondary coach is, maybe we need another one?
By dmac32 on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
Call me crazy, but I can see our boys playing the role of Atlanta in 1998. New Orleans is this high powered, high flying offense, who should lead the league in scoring, have the league's best record, and probably have the league's MVP. I like the fact that NO is being put on this pedestal, because it's less pressure on our team. Remember, in 1998, Atlanta was 14-2, and not given any chance to advance. I do hope that we can shore up our pas-sing D…the Ravens killed us yesterday on screen plays. The reason that game was so close was that the Vikes let up off the gas. Hopefully that was a learning experience, and the fact that we're winning and still have things to coach the team up on bodes well for our playoff run.
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Professional dancers and palenqueras (fruit vendors) with typical Caribbean fruit added rhythm and flavor to the inaugural embarkation of the Monarch of the Seas ship in Cartagena. The Spanish cruise line, Pullmantur, plans to use this ship to increase the number of passengers who go on their tours and to achieve this, every week, it will use Cartagena port as a boarding pier.
The opening ceremony, which was led by the Colombian Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism, Sergio Diaz-Granados, took place inside the ship, which is 268 meters long, with a 32 meter beam (width) and a capacity for 2,769 passengers and 803 crew members.
Together with the minister, the Mayor of Cartagena, Carlos Otero, and representatives of the Sociedad Portuaria de Cartagena, the city's Tourism Corporation and PROCOLOMBIA attended the event. These entities have worked to position the city as an ideal destination for pleasure boats and their passengers.
Since 2004, PROCOLOMBIA has carried out activities to promote the cruise ship product in ten Latin American countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador and Peru, which are the country's target markets for this line of maritime industry business.
"Not only do the number of dockings increase in Colombia, but so do the amount of people who enjoy our unique experiences while waiting to board the cruise ships. Their stay becomes another source of income, employment and prosperity at our ports associated with the cruise ship industry, which all shows that we are a modern and safe country," stated Maria Claudia Lacouture, President of PROCOLOMBIA.
According to the calculations of Pullmantur, at each docking in Cartagena, between 1,200 and 1,400 passengers will board the Monarch of the Seas cruise ship, which means that annually, around 150,000 passengers, mostly foreigners, will board.
The most recent Business Research and Economic Advisors study, prepared for the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA), revealed that in the 2011/2012 cruise season, the cruise industry generated 819 jobs in Colombia, while the total on-land expenditure of passengers, crew members and cruise lines amounted to 33.4 million dollars.
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The Space Race - only three homes remain at Duloch Grange
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CALA's Duloch Grange development in Dunfermline has proven an attractive opportunity for purchasers from within the cathedral town and nearby Edinburgh.
So much so, only three of the 53 four and five bedroom homes from CALA's award-winning Lauriston portfolio now remain available for sale on the development which nestles in the quiet surroundings of Duloch Park.
Angela McKimmie, Sales and Marketing Manager, CALA Homes (East) Limited explains: "Duloch Grange has been particularly desirable for those looking for a certain quality of life – a spacious, family home built to exacting standards and located in a tranquil, secure environment.
"The development is also perfectly placed for commuters with the Forth Road Bridge only a short drive away. Indeed, many of our homeowners have relocated from Edinburgh where they found a scarcity of similar sized quality properties and prohibitive prices for those that were available. They found the style, quality and location of the homes at Duloch Grange and the added benefit of a fixed price an unbeatable proposition."
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Duloch Grange features 53 four and five bedroom luxury homes built in twelve housetypes. Each home has a contemporary room layout designed to suit modern lifestyles.
One of the three remaining homes, the five bedroom Scott, is a perfect example. Here, a large kitchen flows into a family room, which opens out through French doors into the rear garden. The home also benefits from a study and a separate dining room with double doors leading into a spacious drawing room.
On the upper floor of the Scott, a galleried landing leads into five bedrooms and family bathroom. The 'split level' master bedroom features a dressing area, increasingly popular with today's homebuyers as well as an en-suite. A few gentle steps lead down into the sleeping area and the room also affords a double aspect, one with a wrought iron feature balcony.
The room layout in the two other homes – the Mylne and the Eardley – is equally designed to meet the expectations of contemporary homelife. The five bedroom Mylne features an open plan kitchen and breakfasting area as well as a spacious drawing room and family room. One of the highlights of the four bedroom Eardley is the large, double aspect drawing room which is entered through double doors leading from the large entrance hall.
All the homes have good-sized gardens and integral double garages.
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Superbly situated, the attractive homes at Duloch Grange, which is CALA's second development in the cathedral town, are also ideally located for those looking for somewhere tranquil to live close to the amenities of the City and Royal Burgh of Dunfermline and environs.
Once the capital of Scotland and home to many Scottish monarchs, today Dunfermline is an excellent shopping centre attracting people from across Fife. The town's heritage is also of note and the ancient Abbey attracts visitors from across the UK and beyond.
Duloch Grange also offers an ideal location for those interested in the outdoors. Golfers are spoilt for choice with Pitreavie Golf Course close by and Fife itself boasts a plethora of quality courses. Walkers can also enjoy spectacular views along the trails of the south coast of Fife. The picturesque towns of North and South Queensferry also lie close by.
Looking further afield, Duloch Grange is within comfortable travelling distance of most major towns and cities in Scotland. In addition to Edinburgh (16 miles away), lie Glasgow (38 miles away), Stirling (22 miles away) and Dundee (40 miles away).
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It seems Kanye West has got a bit of a movie boner as of late. He's been promoting the hell out of Yeezus, his new album, by projecting videos on buildings across the nation. He started out innocently enough, by attempting to project the music video for his Yeezus track "New Slaves" across underst ... More >>
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Casablanca Records was a record company started by Neil Bogart -- no relation to the late legendary actor Humphrey Bogart, although Neil was a big Bogie enthusiast and admirer. In the 1970s, Casablanca Records was the go-to label for disco much like Death Row was the go-to place for gangsta rap in t ... More >>
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A Fredericksburg night-spot that was shut down for the weekend can reopen now that its owner has obtained a city business license.
James Nikitakis, 60, of Spotsylvania County was charged Friday with operating a business without a license.
City police spokeswoman Natatia Bledsoe said Monday that police served a warrant on Nikitakis after learning from the city treasurer's office that one of Nikitakis' businesses--Central Station at 1917 Princess Anne St.--hadn't had a valid license since prior to 2012.
Bledsoe said Nikitakis was warned to keep the business closed until the license issue was dealt with. Nikitakis went to the treasurer's office Monday and paid all that he owed for Central Station and his other city holdings, Treasurer Jim Haney said.
According to Bledsoe, the charge stemmed from a recent meeting in City Hall in which representatives of several city departments discussed businesses and residences that have caused problems. She said the problems include blight, incidents that require police intervention and other things.
The treasurer's office had already tried to rectify the matter involving Central Station, Bledsoe said. Police decided to get a warrant after calls from police Capt. Rick Pennock to Nikitakis were not returned.
Haney said his office did not ask police to arrest Nikitakis. "We try to help people like that because we don't want them to go out of business," Haney said. "We lose money when that happens."
Central Station most recently got city police attention early Jan. 28, when a major ruckus erupted outside the building following a music event.
Two people were shot during the incident. Neither suffered life-threatening injuries, and the case is still under investigation, Bledsoe said. A Woodbridge man was arrested on misdemeanor charges of carrying a concealed weapon, resisting arrest and obstruction of justice.
Since 2008, Bledsoe said police have filed 17 charges for businesses operating without a license. Thirteen of those charges came in 2011, and one each in 2008, 2010, 2012 and this year.
The Class 1 misdemeanor carries a maximum penalty of a year in jail and a $2,500 fine.
Nikitakis was released by a magistrate on a $2,500 personal recognizance bond and has an arraignment set for Feb. 21 in Fredericksburg General District Court.
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A project focused on educating female sex workers about the risks of contracting HIV/AIDS and other diseases has contributed to Burundi's overall declining infection rate.
Long-range ground transport is a major contributor to the spread of HIV in Africa. For those who live, work, and travel along Africa's main east-west transport route—the Abidjan-Lagos Corridor, stretching from Côte d'Ivoire to Nigeria— HIV/AIDS is an important everyday consideration.
Drivers and their assistants overnight along their way and may spend days at border crossings waiting to clear customs and other border formalities. These stops and delays provide multiple opportunities for sexual encounters that can transmit HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. This puts truck drivers, other mobile workers, sex workers, and those who live along the route at increased risk for HIV. About 30 million people live along the corridor, and 14 million people travel along the corridor each year. The route is essential to the region's socioeconomic development.
The $17 million World Bank supported Abidjan–Lagos Transport Corridor Joint Regional HIV/AIDS Project (2003-2007) brought together five countries, working with different stakeholders in various locations to benefit truck drivers, sex workers, travelers, border communities, and military and customs officials. Along West Africa's main highway, the Corridor Project reduced HIV risk among some of the region's most vulnerable populations and provides a good model for beginning to reverse the spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa and maximizing opportunities for and the benefits of care and treatment of those living with HIV. This was one of the first projects in Africa to develop a regional approach in the fight against HIV/AIDS and remains one of only a few that actually ensures services across borders.
This report highlights project results and explores key factors leading to the Abidjan-Lagos Corridor Project's remarkable achievements.
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It seems as if our friends over at Engadget have gotten their hands on a few shots of AT&T's first tablet with built in 4G LTE. According to their sources, the tablet will be available in the "not-too-distant future" and will be sporting a 1.5GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, an 8 megapixel rear camera, with a 10.1-ich WXGA display. The Puccini (possibly the JetStream) will also be launching with an unspecific and slightly skinned (Sense) version of Honeycomb.
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Laszlo Birinyi, "But too many individuals approach investing more like it's a salad bar. They hear a bunch of ideas, and then they go pick certain ones out. But we can't stress enough how hard one really has to work at this." (Barron's)
Chart of the day
The S&P 500 continues to track initial unemployment claims. (Money Game)
Be on guard for a "quick sentiment shift." (Dynamic Hedge)
Where markets stand at week-end. (Global Macro Monitor, ibid)
You need to have conviction in your ideas in this market. (Joe Fahmy)
Does slow economic growth doom the stock market? (Jason Zweig)
There's always going to be "uncertainty." Get over it. (Motley Fool)
What kind of charts are being used around the world. (All Star Charts)
Beware the stealth options seller. (Aleph Blog)
How investor sophistication affects asset prices. (SSRN via @quantivity)
Why Apple ($AAPL) stock is hurting. (UpsideTrader, The Reformed Broker)
Apple and Yahoo! ($YHOO) are moving in separate directions. (VIX and More)
Is Apple too big to succeed? (Global Macro Monitor)
How low can fund fees go? (WSJ)
Why fund investors always seem to have worse performance than the underlying fund. (Economist)
At 9x earnings you can argue that South Korean stocks are cheap. (Barron's)
Then again so are Russian stocks at 5.5x 2013 earnings. (Barron's)
Housing prices have reverted to the mean. (Sober Look)
Coexistence with robots in this economy is possible. (Businessweek)
Opinions are still very divided on the resolution of the fiscal cliff. (A Dash of Insight)
Why we need to keep the charitable deduction. (NYTimes)
A look back at the economic stats for the week. (Bonddad Blog, Calculated Risk)
A look ahead at the economic week. (Calculated Risk)
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ACES might be only a starting point, and an unwieldy and complicated one at that. But it creates a mechanism for assigning a price to GHG emissions, and that's what's really important. Additionally, the enabling regulations probably won't be truly final for years, so there's still time to improve it. EPA will have to do its work to ascertain emissions levels and allocate credits, and Congress likely will revisit the legislation in the future—perhaps repairing some of its weaknesses, and making it more or less stringent, as seems appropriate to serve economic and environmental goals.
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I FINALLY GOT MY ACCOUNT BACK I'M CRYING(not really)BUT IT'S BEEN SEVEN MONTHS WHAT EVEN HAPPENED
hi MiserableMagical13! i just want to thank you for being my very first friend here on tc! that was a while back and now i want to take the time and tell you that it meant a lot to me! we seem to have alot in common! we like alot of the same things! (like taylor and niall and purple etc.) and i can be really awkward too. i'm not saying you're awkward. but you know what i mean. i hope. at least you have a lot of good friends and that's something i'm not as lucky with. love ya! thanks again! bye!
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I used to be Tris Prior, and then combined two of my favorite things into one: Jade Amelia Thirlwall(Little Mix) and Amelia Jessica Pond(Doctor Whooooooooo), but now I'm the girl who waited, even though Clara is my favorite companion from NewWho.
But now I'm back for hopefully a while.
So, hi.
I have so many obsessions and I'm in so many fandoms it's unreal. I suppose now I'm supposed to talk about me, when in reality you're just gonna hear a lot about me praising fictional characters and people who don't know I exist.
BUT FIRST, one of the best things I've read off Tumblr: 'she wears short skirts, I wear t-shirts, and we both get sent home for breaking the dress code because apparently it's "distracting."'
I love One Direction, so much. I'm a proud Niall girl. They're so talented, especially Niall, with his guitar playing and songwriting skills. Swifties and Directioners have had this war going on since Haylor(I shipped them shh), but I really don't care, because most of Directioners will always think she's a whore, and most of Swifties will always think they're untalented and whatever, and I can't really change anyone's mind.
LITTLE MIX LITTLE MIX LITTLE MIX LITTLE MIX okay, why aren't they more famous? I really want them to do a collab with Taylor because Taylor and Jade would sound really good together tbh. Jade is my favorite, but I love them all. Right now, my favorite song(s) by them are These Four Walls, Little Me, and Turn Your Face. I ship Jerrie(Jade/Perrie) and sort of Pesy(Perrie/Jesy) and Leighade(Leigh-Anne/Jade) which is weird, but Jerrie tops all.
I also really really really love Owl City. Okay, let's just clear something up; Owl City is a band. Yes, I'm aware Adam Young is the only member. But when he does interviews and stuff, he says, "Hi, I'm Adam Young from Owl City." He doesn't say, "Hi, I'm Adam Young, and I'm Owl City." It's a one man band. And it's a hella talented band, too. He arranges all his tracks and everything, and he's a lyrical genius. My favorite song of his is probably Lonely Lullabies, Hello Seattle(that's the weirdest song I've ever heard, but I love it), If My Heart Was a House, and Dreams Don't Turn To Dust.
Doctor Who:
I'm obsessed with Doctor Who, and I'm so excited for Season 8 of New Doctor Who(I still haven't finished Classic Doctor Who). I ship TenRose so much, they're just so adorable. Too bad they're stuck in different universes. I also ship Whouffle(Clara and Eleven) above anything. They have such a good dynamic. Clara's also my favorite companion(I like Rose more for her friendship/relationship with Ten), and I also love Donna, because how can you not love Donna?
Donna in a nutshell:
Clara in a nutshell:
My Doctor Who Theory: http://taylorswift.com/forum/off_topic/3014083/?h=l&r=40375693#post_40375693
Jenna(-Louise) Coleman
I love her so very much. She was brilliant in Emmerdale, which I've become obsessed with(which is unfortunate because I have better things to do than watch British soaps), and I love her in Doctor Who as Clara. She's so cute and short and she has the best reaction faces on Doctor Who. I really really want her to be on Ellen, because that might be the best thing to ever happen. I can't find where to watch her other stuff and it's so frustrating. She's also beyond gorgeous. My favorite thing ever is when she did a panel with Matt Smith, and this happened:
Fan: What's on your bucket lists?
Matt: Wha…?
Jenna: Wait, what is that?
Matt: I don't know what that is.
((then it was explained))
Matt: Oh, things I'd like to do before I die? Well, at the top of my list is Jennifer Lawrence.
Samantha Barks
My user probably gives it away, but I love Samantha Barks. She's so talented, it's crazy. When she was seventeen she was singing on national TV(I'd Do Anything), and I'm seventeen and I sing to my cat(who runs away). She seriously was ripped off doing the Les Mis movie thing. I loved her in it, and she was clearly the best female lead(Anne did surprise me as Fantine, though), but they definitely didn't showcase her best talent, and then for the Oscars performance they turned her mic down(that should be a crime tbh). My favorite thing she's done is Nancy in the UK tour cast of Oliver!, I don't know why, I just love her in it. Oliver! was already a show I really liked it, and then she did it, and I love it even more.
I have a guilty pleasure for books and reading, and my friends think I'm weird for it, but I really love the Harry Potter series(Slytherin for the win), the Hunger Games trilogy, the Divergent trilogy, The Fault In Our Stars and as odd as it sounds, I love the actual books of Wicked by Gregory Maguire and Les Misérables by Victor Hugo. I was actually sad when I didn't get my Hogwarts letter(I'm still expecting it, even though it's six years late).
TV shows:
I really like Once Upon a Time(It was really good and then it got meh, and then it got a lot better and then it was a little bit weird and off, but I'm so excited for season four). I also like Modern Family, Doctor Who(obviously), The Fosters, and I have a weakness for Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I just started Pretty Little Liars, and it's so weird, but it's good:)
Fandom Stuff:
I had a Taylor Swift/One Direction account called onederstruck, and then it got hacked and deleted and I was too lazy to start over again, since I had 184k.
To see some edits I've done, look up the hashtag #sifedits1 on Instagram. I sort of use that account, but not much anymore.
My Tumblr is storybrooke-in-a-tardis. I have no idea how to use Tumblr, help.
Facts About Me:
1. My birthday is exactly the same as Samantha Barks', except that she's six years older.
2. I hate hot coffee. I'll drink a cold coffee from Starbucks unless it's REALLY cold(I live in California, so that's basically never), and I'll drink hot tea instead, but never hot coffee.
3. I love cats.
4. I want to go to university in England.
5. I want to be an English or Art teacher.
6. I'm trying to gain weight at the moment(I'm four pounds away from where I need to be for a horseback riding clinic).
7. I'm tall.
8. Adam Young and Taylor should've dated(this isn't even a fact)
9. In the beginning of the school year I basically wear the same five-seven things because I literally have nothing else that fits the dress code. No more school, though.
10. You should follow my friend on Instagram, @jennacolemanfacts.
11. Miley Cyrus is my queen.
12. Whipped cream is such a guilty pleasure.
13. I hate chicken and spiders, which I know are two completely unrelated haha.
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I'm a die-hard Percabeth shipper!!!! Nico and Percy are cute together, though! Tumblr can convince you off anything lol. But still, I love Nico and all, but Percabeth forever........ and I don't really think Leo and Annabeth will be good together :/ I'll be happy if everyone lives! But I guess if I had to choose one to die it would be Frank...... sorry dude. You're awesome, buuuuuuut. Yeah..... :/
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"Welcome Home!" That's how we want you to feel when you walk in the doors of the Sanctuary.
Our congregation is a family of loving, friendly people who strive to be good representatives of Jesus Christ to our communities. We love to have children come to learn about Jesus and to develop their own personal relationship with Him in the Sunday School and mid week Youth Groups for all ages.
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What the Alabama Full Gospel means to me…first of all it's family, caring about one another. The fellowship with other believers is important also and making new friendships. It's a place to go and worship the Lord and hear what God is saying to us as His children, learning more of who He is and drawing close to Him. Alabama Full Gospel Fellowship helps me to grow in the Lord.Current Fellowship Member
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So far I have missed the first 3 shows of the tour since I've been too busy working on my tour journal. While the rest of my band has played the shows, I've been typing away in the van and sending draft after draft to the Exclaim! editors, only to have all my hard work brutally rejected.
They have given me a few helpful suggestions. I have been told that the kids like it when I drop some names, as it will help me gain street credibility and show that I'm 'in tight' with some of the 'bigger names'. So I will tell you that we have been to Tim Hortons a total of 16 times so far on this tour. I have yet to meet the man in person, but I have been told that he's a big fan of the band and will be at our Moncton show tonight. I have also been purposefully mixing up my coffee order to add some excitement to the tour. So far I have ordered a 'double double', a 'double triple' a 'triple double', a 'triple triple', a 'triple double triple' (the extra triple is added to the first triple making a triple triple double, which would be more similar to a double double)
Another good thing to have a tour journal is photos with your 'fans'. Below is a picture taken of me with an excited fan drinking water.


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Boyd-Buchanan runner Cade Evans loses his helmet as he is tagged out at second by Jackson Christian shortstop Conner Walker.
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The day began with a 6-1 loss to Jackson Christian and ended with a 13-5 defeat to Goodpasture, which ended the Bucs' season.
Goodpasture's runs came in bunches, getting five in the second, four in the sixth and four more in the seventh to put the game away and the Cougars, who own nine state titles, collected 17 total hits. Cade Evans went 3 for 4 with an RBI and Nathan Murrell and Joshua Antwine also had RBI hits. Hunter Payne had the Bucs' only extra-base hit, a double, and also scored two runs.
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