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America's plans for opening the
space frontier, including new exploration of Earth's moon and
future voyages beyond, are featured in an interactive exhibit that
will be open to the public in Sunrise, FL November 12-14.
The NASA Exploration Experience exhibit will complement
space-themed activities at Wannado City, an indoor, role-playing
theme park for kids ages two to 14. Wannado City is located at
12801 West Sunrise Blvd. in downtown Sunrise. The public is invited
to tour the exhibit each day from 9 am to 5 pm EST.
The exhibit simulates a breathtaking visit to the first
destination on America's new journey into the solar system: Earth's
"Interactive control panels and activity stations, immersive 3D
imagery and audio effects will plunge visitors into a
not-too-distant future on the moon," said NASA Marshall Space
Flight Center Outreach Coordinator Kirk Pierce, a spokesperson for
the exhibit. "They'll discover what it will be like to live and
work on the surfaces of other worlds -- and how it will benefit
life back home on Earth."
NASA staffers will be on hand to answer questions and discuss
some of the thousands of technologies used on Earth as a result of
years of space-based research and development by the agency and its
Touring the NASA Exploration Experience exhibit takes
approximately 12 minutes. The exhibit is wheelchair accessible.
"Exhibit visitors can learn how our quality of life improves
when America's space exploration activities refine existing
technologies or develop new breakthroughs in areas such as power
generation, computer technology, communications, networking and
robotics," Pierce said. "Visitors also can learn how other advanced
technologies are increasing the safety and reliability of space
transportation systems, while also reducing costs."
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Major flooding from the fierce storm battering the Northwest has forced the closure of the main highway between Seattle and Portland, Oregon.
Transportation officials are concerned that Interstate 5 may be under five feet of water Tuesday when a nearby river crests in southwestern Washington. The last time the highway had to be closed was 1996.
Washington Governor Chris Gregoire says the storm hasn't even peaked yet and she fears the worst is still ahead.
A police official says they're working through the night to rescue people who are stranded in their homes near the freeway. Coast Guard and Navy helicopters are ferrying them to safety.
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WWE 2007: The Aftermath and Legacy of WrestleMania
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opening promo
very nice opener here, with the two GM's insulting each other and the announcement of the match immediately after the promo
6-man tag match
Nice match here, with a big win for Kennedy. Him picking up a victory for Raw on Raw is in my view a smart move
Hardy promo
short, but well written interview by Hardy
Hardy v Snitsky
well, Edge interfering was expected, so this wasn't an all that great match. Nice lines by Edge at the end, though
Hassan promo
nice written here and i hope Hassan wins the EURO-belt at Mania
RVD v Richards
well, good to see RVD win, and even better to see Benoit attacking him, i hope Benoit wins at Mania
Stone Cold promo
nice promo there, but i would've wanted Taker to say a little more, actually. Nonetheless this builds up their match at WM nicely
JBL promo
truly a promo made of gold, JBL very well in charachter, and the promo itself was very well written
Regal v Conway
crap match, to be honest, but nice to see Regal get the win
Ending promo
simply amazing ending promo. Bret's lines, Michaels' lines, they were all gold! No furhter comments on that
allround : great last RAW just before the biggest night in sports entertainment! I'm all hyped up about mania and i want to read it, let's bring it!...after the last smackdown of course
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Darius' ult should not have a fixed range (in the way the OP means), and silences interrupt it (though it may reset).
Its a single target, instant cast ranged ability. Damage aside, the *only* difference between Darius's ultimate and, say, Pantheon's spear shot are the animations.
-They both have a brief 'cast' (though all spells have this)
-Once cast, the ability will follow the target until it connects or is fizzled (ie, pool/hourglass) (Example of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGBwrqdDXPo)
However, the main difference is that Darius's ult is a *set* travel time: while Spear Shot will take varying time to hit, depending on how far away the target is, Noxian Guillotine will ALWAYS take a set period of time to smack the target. That, and the animations are completely different, even though the mechanics are relatively similar (projectile vs jumping buff man).
Ultimately Darius isn`t an OP champion. You might not like his mechanics but that's not a reason to nerf him on it's own.
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Ideally located just 35 miles from Pittsburgh, Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, P.A. is the perfect place to hone your basketball skills this summer! Head Women's Basketball Coach Jimmy Petruska is director of the Nike Girls Basketball Camp. The Complete Skills Camp will run from July 13-17, 2014.
Coach Jimmy Petruska, who began his college coaching career at Saint Vincent in 2006, has been the Bearcats's Head Coach for three years and lends his expertise and enthusiasm for basketball to camp this summer at Saint Vincent. Whether you are a younger player or a high school player, this camp offers an incredible opportunity to further develop fundamental skills, take part in team play, instruction, and lectures, all while having fun!
The Complete Skills Camp offers a challenging daily format of fundamental instruction, clinics, drills, and team games. Players will have the opportunity to develop and refine their fundamental basketball skills. Emphasis is placed on fundamental development, shooting, offensive moves, defense, rebounding, and team play.
We cannot offer scholarships due to NCAA regulations. Our affiliation with NCAA coaches and schools puts us in a position where any scholarship money can be seen as an inducement to a future collegiate athlete. This puts our coaches and our host universities in jeopardy of damaging their status with the NCAA and incurring penalties at the hands of their organizing body.
If five or more campers register together, as a group by mail or fax, each camper will receive a $20 discount. If 10 or more campers register together, as a group by mail or fax, each camper will receive a $40 discount. Click "Get Brochure" above and print the application. All applications must be received at the same time via mail or fax. If all members of your group pay with a Visa or MasterCard, feel free to fax your applications to 415-479-6061 to expedite processing. Late or individual registrations are not eligible to receive the group discount.
A detailed camper registration packet containing check-in location, health/release forms, emergency contact numbers, and a checklist of things to bring will be emailed to all registered campers in the Spring. The US Sports Camps health and release forms do not require a doctor's signature and they will be collected on the first day of camp.
This 200-acre suburban campus with excellent facilities is a great place for any young female athlete looking to improve her basketball skills. The daily format, which will include fundamental instruction, lectures, and team games will leave any young camper with renewed energy and enthusiasm for the game of basketball and improved self-confidence. Saint Vincent College is also the training camp home of the Pittsburgh Steelers.
A 2004 graduate of Saint Vincent College, Petruska served as a graduate assistant for the Lady Bearcats during the 2006-07 season. Prior to his return to Saint Vincent, he served as an assistant coach in the high school ranks since 2002.
He began as an assistant at Mars High School, north of Pittsburgh, under his mother, head coach Dana Petruska. His main responsibilities included scouting and breaking down film. He left Mars in 2005, and coached for one season at neighboring Pine Richland High School, mainly scouting opponents. In July of 2007, he became the first full-time assistant women's basketball coach in the history of the Lady Bearcat program
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Caption: New research shows that the Arctic reversed a long-term cooling trend and began warming rapidly in recent decades. The blue line shows estimates of Arctic temperatures over the last 2,000 years, based on proxy records from lake sediments, ice cores and tree rings. The green line shows the long-term cooling trend. The red line shows the recent warming based on actual observations. A 2000-year transient climate simulation with NCARs Community Climate System Model shows the same overall temperature decrease as does the proxy temperature reconstruction, which gives scientists confidence that their estimates are accurate.
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Physician opportunities:
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- Nephrologist (Saratoga Nephrology)
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- Hospitalist (Saratoga Inpatient Physicians/Saratoga Regional Medical Group)
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- Anesthesia (Anesthesia Group of Albany)
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Jameill Showers threw two long touchdown passes on Saturday in Texas A&M's first Maroon & White game under new coach Kevin Sumlin.
Showers pulled away from three others in the competition to replace Ryan Tannehill, the eighth overall selection of the NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins. Showers completed 20-of-31 passes for 203 yards, including the touchdown passes of 50 yards to Ryan Swope and 63 yards to Malcome Kennedy.
The offense defeated the defense 48-44 under Sumlin's scoring system.
Freshman Johnny Manziel, Showers' primary competition, completed 13-of-27 passes for 154 yards and a 53-yard touchdown pass to Swope. All three touchdown passes came on slants across the middle with the receivers outrunning the secondary. Manziel also was intercepted by safety Clay Honeycutt.
Ben Malena ran for 117 yards.
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Classmate 8.9-Inch Netbook Convertible with Linux
Intel announces the availability for use in schools of the Classmate PC Convertible.
The netbook equipped with an Atom N270 1.6-GHz processor has a bi-directional 8.9" display at 1024 x 600 pixels with keyboard or touchscreen functionality. A stylus or finger provide handwriting and drawing capabilities. The 180-degree rotatable camera serves to enhance inter-student and student-teacher communication.
Other features include 1-GByte memory, 8- or 16-GByte SSD or 60-GByte hard drive, Ethernet, WLAN, optional Bluetooth, speakers and mic. The keyboard and touchpad are water resistant. Dimensions are 240 x 180 mm, with the height ranging from 26 to 40 mm. Its weight is 1.25 to 1.44 kg depending on the battery used.
Intel dedicated a webpage to the Classmate PC, including the Convertible model and where to get it from outlets worldwide. Mandriva, Edubuntu, and other Linux versions are known to exist.
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John Stevens bravely tackles A Christmas Carol at the award-winning Houston Family Arts Center (the center's production of Fiddler on the Roof took home the Best Musical award in this past August's Houston Theater Awards). The show, based on the classic ghost story by Charles Dickens, is a monopolylogue (one actor playing many roles). Much as Dickens did in his time, Stevens performs all of the various characters from the story on a relatively bare stage. Christmas Carol, here a slightly condensed version of Dickens' novella, relies solely on Stevens' acting talent to bring life to the miserly Scrooge and the characters he encounters on his ghostly journey, including the three Christmas Spirits, his former fiancée, Belle, Tiny Tim and the Cratchit family, and all the rest. Houston Press theater writer D. L. Groover said of Stevens' performance last year, "[he] plays them all, or describes the scenes, with consummate skill ... it's a magnificent cast of characters, expertly depicted."
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The Maine Department of Labor is getting $4.85 million in grants that will help train workers for new careers after they have been laid off.
Maine's congressional delegation says the money will allow the state to expand on-the-job training and apprenticeship programs in high-demand industries.
Maine Sens. Susan Collins and Angus King say the grants will ease the transition for many as they re-enter the workforce.
More than $150 million of such grants are being distributed nationwide.
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Most of the code the reviewer mentions is related to the optional use of graphics. If the graphics are switched off the extra code does not get rendered. There are very few if any other modules in this section which offer optional graphics so I feel this point is unfair.
Also I would ask the reviewer to bear in mind that modern internet speeds are much higher than they were just a few years ago and that additional lines of code have no real effect on loading times of a page.
I did some tests the home page of Joolma.org, this had a total load in excess of 500k and a clean install Joomla with the default scripts installed had a total load of in excess of 250k. The code which the reviewer mentions adds approx 2k per page per module. In short it is negligible. You can check this out at test sites such as pingdom.com
In addition I would point out that when I write code I do try to make it readable. It would be very easy to write code with very short single letter id and class names.
I like to think that I write code that is well presented in the true spirit of open source, meaning that the code is readable not just available.
For the author, I would submit a request to add the ability to adjust padding for the whole image box, as well as border settings - I had to modify the CSS for that.
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Ah, Clooney!
Oscar-winning hunk George Clooney went to Washington, D.C., early Wednesday morning, where he plans to meet with President Barack Obama and testify before Congress about Sudan war crimes.
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Deportation Stopped, Thanks to the Internet
How much power is there in social media? Well if Change.org is any example, a lot.
A Los Angeles student has used Facebook and Change.org to stop the deportation of her friend's father, a man in Nevada she never even met. Jamie Alegra started a campaign against the deportation of Cesar Carlos Silva and garnered 594 online signatures.
Change.org said Alegra did it by bringing her laptop to school and collecting the signatures from fellow students and school faculty. The petition was called "An activist's father needs your help. Don't let ICE tear Astrid Silva's family apart," and succeeded in keeping Silva in the country.
Change.org is making a name for itself with more than 400,000 new members per month. Presently it's got a petition asking Bank of America to stop it's new $5-to-use-your-ATM-card fee that has 134,000 backers.


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FORT MYERS, Fla.- Lee County deputies arrested the Technology Specialist of Riverdale High School on fraud charges after electronics went missing from the school.
An annual inventory revealed the missing items. Dale Harper was contacted regarding the whereabouts of the items, as maintaining the inventory was part of his duties. The 35-year-old Technology Specialist had recently been suspended from his position after he had been under the influence of an unknown substance while at school.
Based on the conversation, Harper drove to the school and returned computers, laptops, monitors, speakers and iPads. No explanation was given for why the property was in his possession.
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I was reading a recent copy of the Oyster Bay Enterprise-Pilot and came across your article covering the massive utility poles that have gone up in Port Washington. Having a vested interest as an Oyster Bay Cove resident, I am clearly concerned that we express our strong desire to not have PSEG-LI put up any of these utility poles in our village. Furthermore, as a recently appointed director on the board of the Oyster Bay Main Street Association, I feel any such developments would undermine our mission to revitalize and redevelop our downtown. I believe it to be my civic duty to reach out to PSEG-LI and start discussions to figure out how best to approach the topic of utility poles in general in the Hamlet of Oyster Bay.
As a Bayville resident with three children attending Locust Valley middle and high schools, and an active member of several parent councils, I am well aware of the controversy surrounding John Benstock and the lawsuits involving both the LVCSD and the LVSEA.
In recent weeks a faceless group, "The LV Parents Against Child Abuse," has taken out ads in local newspapers, attempting to link the lawsuit brought by the LVSEA directly with the 2014/15 LVCSD school budget. A Google search of "The LV Parents Against Child Abuse" yielded no results for any organized group. As far as I know, no such group has attended any BOE meetings or LVCSD Public Budget Forums to speak out publicly about their concerns. To say that I disagree with their tactics would be an understatement. It is hard for me to entertain a group, or their platform, when their sole method of disseminating their message is done in such a covert, secretive manner.
I am writing to clear the air of some vicious lies and rumors being spread throughout the village, by the current party in power, the Tip Party. They have been spreading false schoolyard rumors throughout local groups such as the library and Boy Scouts, that we plan on closing them down.
Not only is this untrue and laughable, but it is a great window into the mindset of the current administration. It is a clear message to voters that those who cannot run on their own record, must make small town mud-slinging their agenda. The Tip party has had their grasp on Bayville for far too long. Over 20 years, in fact. This is exactly the way they operate. Their intent on keeping their hold on Bayville to keep their family and friends in high-paying jobs is their sole driving force, not getting the best results for you, the taxpayer.
As the boating season begins, I'd like to inform readers of legislation I've introduced to make boating safer. This bill was the product of consensus with local boaters, boating community leaders and activists, and local law enforcement.
On July 4, 2012, the Long Island community experienced a tragedy when three Long Island children were killed after the boat they were on capsized in Oyster Bay following July 4th fireworks. While nothing we do today can change the past, we can honor their memory by ensuring no family has to endure the loss of a child because of inadequate safety measures.
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In the inaugural year of its "master teachers" program, New York State, in partnership with SUNY schools, has honored a total of 319 science, math and technology teachers—including 42 on Long Island—with the Master Teacher designation. Hearty congratulations to all who successfully applied. They have a combined 2,700 years of full-time teaching experience.
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On Sunday, April 13, North Shore Assembly of God held their first annual Fun Fantastic Egg Hunt at 84 Orchard St., Oyster Bay. We can't thank everyone enough who came out to make this year's event a success. All children attending had a great time playing games, making crafts and search for eggs with the best prizes. We want to thank our local Target, Walmart, Friendly's and Carvel for their donations to this year's event. We also thank all who volunteered. Next year we plan to expand our activities to include additional sponsors, games, and entertainment.
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Pinot Noir (or other reds) Recs
For the last few months, my wife and I have been working to develop a palet and an appreciation for wines. being the good engineer I am, I am logging all teh wince we dring into a spreadsheet so I can remember what I like and what I didn't and why.
One wine that really stands out for us is the 2006 David Bruce Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir. We have had a couple of bottles, and liked it so much I have two cases coming from the winery. Since Man doesn't live on David Bruce alone, I need some help finding other Pinot Noirs that have similar characteristics. The David Bruce has a smooth supple mouthfeel and is very balanced which we like. A close second is a 2007 Valpolicella from Zenato which is equally awesome.
My price point is $20 - $40 although for the right wine I would go higher. Thank you for your help and your great advice.
Check out Siduri Sonoma wines. About $20 from the winery.
Also Walter Hansel, which is Sonoma County and not the Sonoma Coast, has some of the better value wines. Most are less than $40. Not to be confused with Hanzell.
I'd also suggest trying Cru Beaujolais. Most are $25 or less. Gamay, not pinot noir, but nice.
re: njfoodies
Thank you for the replies. I'll start looking for these in my area (MSP).
re: njfoodies
Hitching Post has some great Pinot Noirs in the $20-$40 range. The Highliner is especially good. Their Generations Red meritage is great too.
I am a Valpolicella fan too. If you have not already done so, I suggest you try a Valpolicella Ripasso. It is a little bit bigger wine than a straight Valpolicella but not as big and fruity as an Amarone, nor as expensive. I just returned from the Veneto, where I read that the grapes used in Valpolicella were some of the few (or only ones?) to improve in price last year in Italy due the new popularity of Ripasso. I've yet to have one I din't enjoy.
re: BN1
Thank you for the Ripassa reccomendation It was awesome. We bought a 2006 Zenato Ripassa and I am just finishing it. I'll be buying more. All I can say is wow. I bought another Ripassa as well that we will be trying.
I also bought a bunch of Pinot Nior: Fess Parker, Siduri, Adelsheim and Domian Serene from Oregon. I'll get into thos in the coming weeks.
Edna Valley (Central Coast, CA) has some very solid Pinots and other quality reds at decent price points. Try Claiborne & Churchill or Bailyana & Tangent. Alapay is another great producer there, but that's getting closer to the $40 range. Bocage Merlot from Monterey is fantastic and only around $13
I'd also be remiss to mention two great producers in two disparate locations: Hahn Vineyards in Monterey and Au Bon Climat in Santa Barbara. The latter is absolutely killer value for the Pinots and other reds he has.
Gajon - you're in luck -- there are hundreds of wonderful pinot and Valpolicella wines in the $20-40 price point to choose from. And if you're just getting started, I would focus on the $15-20 range just to save some money. There are so many great wines under 20, contrary to other's beliefs.
I highly recommend you go to the K&L Wines web site (disclosure, I'm a customer, no financial interest) and sign up for the Concierge service if you don't live in the Bay Area and if you do, start showing up to the shop on Saturday afternoons. They always have tastings, and a dozen highly talented folks to help you navigate new wine categories.
Some specific recommendations: if you like Sonoma Coast pinots, try Alexander Valley, Russian River, Carneros, Santa Lucia Highlands, Santa Barbera, Santa Maria, Santa Ynez, Mendocino, Oregon, New Zealand. Not French Burgundy.
If Valpolicella, then lean on retailer that specializes in it. K&L is great. Look for Ripasso styles under $20 to start just to see if you like it.
Other reds: Nero d'Avola (Italy), sangiovese from Chianti and Rosso di Montalcino (2007s are great), monastrel from Spain, shiraz from small producers in Australia (get a knowledgeable retailer), syrah from Northern Rhone of France. And Gigondas from Southern Rhone.
Oh,,, the fun you are going to have!
re: kaysyrahsyrah
Mirassou is widely available and tastes good, to me. It's very inexpensive.
re: tzakiel
That's the second rec. for Mirassou PN, that I have seen this week. I have had some of their Chards, but must go pick up a bottle of this, just to try.
re: Bill Hunt
The reviews on cellartracker aren't so great for Mirassou...but the Pepperwood Grove Pinot Noirs have received some very positive comments...maybe I'll try the Mirassou too sometime soon.
re: Val
I've had some of their Chards, and they were OK quaffers for the price-point. However, what struck me as odd was the number of recs. and from some non-wine, non-food fora.
Some years back, I had a few of the Pepperwood Grove wines, but never got a rush from any of them. Have not tried any in some years now.
Interesting and thanks for the mention.
re: Bill Hunt
I had some of the Pepperwood Grove at a friend's and was surprised...I mean, I didn't jump up out of my chair or anything but it was pleasant...then I checked cellartracker and saw the favorable reviews for an under $10 pn! Who knew? I think the 2008 pn is selling for $6.99 at Publix!
re: Bill Hunt
It seems I can get Mirassou in MSP for 9 bucks a bottle. I'll have to add it to the list.
re: qajohn
the 2006 Cambria Julia's vineyard is available at LA wine company for about $10 now.
to my palate, it's a better wine.
re: westsidegal
It's available here in FL at Total Wine but for $19...might check it out though! Garners very nice reviews on cellartracker, that's for sure!
re: tzakiel
Not a big Mirassou fan here. To me it really lacks fruit, and definitely has no complexity. Between Mirassou and Pepperwood Grove, I'd go with the Pepperwood Grove. But for my tastes for a wine in this price range, spend a few ore bucks and get some Iris. Much better QPR than either of these in my opinion. -mJ
re: njfoodies
NJ, have never seen Iris Hill pn....but might try it this weekend if I can find it at Total Wine...I tend to like old world, mostly French pinots much better than domestic pinots but will check that out. Thanks!
re: Val
For what it costs, I think it is a heck of a great QPR. We pick this up locally for around $15 a bottle. I have some tastings notes posted at http://www.cellartracker.com/wine.asp... so feel free to check them out. Hope that helps! -mJ
re: njfoodies
Alas, no Iris Hill here at all that I can find...oh well...it might turn up somewhere in the near future, though.
re: dinwiddie
+ 1. Couldn't agree more with dinwiddie here. Loring is also offering a sampler pack right now with 3 bottles at $20 each. Heck of a great deal for great jiuce that is usually arond $40 a bottle! -mJ
Well I found a couple of Pinot's to try. I just purchased a 2007 Adelsheim and 2006 Fess Parker Santa Rita Hills. I was just looking through a local wine store and these jumped out at me. Found a bargain while I was there also, they were discontinuing my favorite Cab (2006 Boomtown) at a very good price. I bought them out.
Now that my David Bruce Sonoma coast and Russian River Valley is here, I better get drinking. I'm not sure what part I enjoy more, the hunt or the capture.....
I need some wine for a dinner party this weekend, so I will try to get my hands on a bottle of Siduri also which I know I can get locally as well as some different Valpocella.
re: Bill Hunt
Whitcraft is a producer that flies well below the radar. I absolutely love Chris's wines, and wish that they were more readily available here on the East Coast, or wish that he's start shipping to NJ. Good quality wines for the price in my opinion!
Love Sea Smoke as well as many have read as I rave about them. I wish these too would be more readily available, but I am getting large allocations from them now. I think however if I could find them locally at retail, I might be popping more of them early. -mJ
re: njfoodies
Even here in AZ, we see almost nothing! I have to either order many of these wines in, or have to drive to CA and buy them on-site. Found out that the Landcruiser can hold 19 styro-shippers. Even so close, we are so very far away. Not unlike our brothers on the East Coast.
re: Bill Hunt
A year later, but your Landcruiser can hold 19 yr old strippers? I'm impressed Hunty.
re: Robin Joy
Yes, but only if my wife has a meeting in SF and jumps out, with her luggage, and flies back to PHX. Otherwise, I am stuck with about 16 styro-shippers, depending on the luggage. Not sure about "19 yr. old shippers." Maybe those too?
So far, INS has not stopped me, as they would likely call ATF, and then I'd be in trouble.
re: Bill Hunt
Errrr.....I didn't mention shippers. Just a little joke for my own amusement!
re: njfoodies
Ditto, I love Sea Smoke. I live in Canada so not easy to find it here, but when I travel to the U.S., I load up on both Sea Smoke's pinot noirs (Southing and the TEN) when I find them. Also from the same region is Longoria pinot noir which is also excellent and in your price point.
re: Jasper1
Along the way, if you can score Whitcraft, try those, as well. While a few US $ below the Southing, they do great CC PN's. Brewer-Clifton is another worthwhile producer, and from several vineyards.
Here's a few others I haven't seen mentioned yet and are both favorites of mine and in your price point:
Lucia - Gary's Vineyard and Santa Lucia Highlands
Calera - Central Coast
Barnett - Sonoma
Rochioli - Sonoma
and a few I would second:
Rivers Marie
Merry Edwards
Domaine Serene
Good luck and have fun!
re: Cookiefiend
Had most of those, and agree completely. Only Barnett and Rivers Marie are untasted by me, but I yield to your recs. on those too!
re: Cookiefiend
Nice list. Rochioli is quite a bit above the given price point, no?
Bergström makes some delicious wines out of Oregon as well. They tend to fly under the radar when it comes to Oregon producers when mentioning the best, but their wines have always delivered for me.
I'd add Robert Sinskey in Carneros.
re: mengathon
You're right - I just checked what we paid for our '07's - and it is above the give price point. I got carried away... easy to do with wine!
Bergström is excellent - I just found out that they are going to be at the IPNC in Oregon this year. I may camp out in front of their tasting table and be a danger to our cellar - which is already overflowing.
re: Cookiefiend
Good list, but are any of these in the $20-$40 range?
That's the real challenge -- good Pinot is not cheap.
The best buy I've found is the Estancia Pinot Noir for $12 at Trader Joe's. Tasty. Extra tasty for that price.
re: maria lorraine
Hi maria lorraine -
Calera Central Coast, Barnett Tina Marie, Siduri SLH are in the range in my market (IN). I got the Merry Edwards for just under $40 in Ohio.
I made a mistake on the Rochioli, and the other wines (Rivers Marie, Domaine Serene and Seasmoke) I was seconding other posters recs - but how I wish they were in that range!
You are so correct in that good Pinot is not cheap!
re: maria lorraine
Yes, the Estancia PN is pretty good. Even DW (only an occasional imbiber) likes it. A few dollars more than $12 at our local wine store.
You might have a tough time with some of these wines if you are in the MSP area (I trust you mean Minneapolis-St. Paul). I just got back from Central Coast (Santa Rita Hills and Santa Ynez) and loved a lot of their Pinot Noir (and Syrah) and highly recommend those wines.
NapaCabs will ship to Minnesota, K&L doesn't. You can find a lot of the wines mentioned here through the NapaCabs site (even Hitching Post), and it is actually cheaper to buy on line even after shipping than buying at some of the better wine shops in Minneapolis. Just a thought.
My favorites from Central Coast were Beckman, Tensley, Stolpman, Zaca Mesa, Rideau but you probably won't find many of these online or in MN.
re: smkit
I have been pretty lucky so far, mostly at France 44. I have been able to get samples of many of the above recomendations, and I am drinking my way through them and others. So far, I'll admit its been hit and miss. We really liked two of the three Ripassa's we've tried. We really didn't like the Siduri. I have two different Fess Parker PN to try soon.
I agree about the pricing. We bought two cases of David Bruce from the winery at $24/btl + shipping vs $47/btl locally. I've signed up for a couple of mailing lists, but we really bought a bunch of wine and I need to slow down a while until we go though it.
My three favorite stores locally are France 44, Surdycks and the Cellars. Haskells is ok, but it doesn't feel as comfy, and I have not found anything interesting there.
Again, thank you all for your recomendations. Once I get through the wine I have, I'll be on the hunt again.
re: qajohn
I like France 44 and Surdyks too. The Italian selection at France 44 is really good too, but it is very spendy.
Pinot Noirs -- 3 I have found in the $20 range that I have liked a lot are Benton Lane (Willamette), Cambria St. Julia's Vineyard (south coast CA), and A to Z (also Willamette). I have also had both of the Firesteeds, their Willamette and their non-vineyard specific Oregon. The former was good and still well under $20; the latter was ok but not worth the $13 it cost.
re: tim irvine
I really enjoy the A to Z. If you have a BJ's nearby, they have it there for around $14. For Pinot's under $20 (which I know is not your price point), I have also enjoyed Erath, Irony & Angeline.
Our favorite Cali Pinots are made by Mac mcDonald at Vision Cellars. www.visioncellars.com Best accessed directly from the winery.
Oregon-wise, our favorites are Eyrie, Chehalem and Brick House.
I suspect that as you explore you will discover the many styles of Pinot Noir in the US, and will determine y our own favorite flavor profile. There are many. And if you really love Pinot Noir, I suspect your exploration will lead you to Burgundy, where the best stuff is from... ;)
Althought I think it's below your price point anyway, Borgo Magredo Pinot Noir from Friuli, Italy is one of my newest favorites.
If the OP is willing to go to $50, I highly recommend the 2008 Bethel Heights Pinot Noir West Block, from Oregon, which can be purchased directly from the winery. http://www.bethelheights.com/pages/wi... . Shipping was very reasonable when I checked.
I've been drinking a lot of pinots lately at tastings and with the exception of some very high-priced Burgundies, the Bethel Heights West Block was the best.
+1 on the David Bruce--an excellent value, IMHO. I'm also enjoying plebian Montepulciano D'Abruzzos.
Am currently into my second glass of Hitching Post Cork Dancer 7.2, 2007. Nice for about $26.


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Pharmaceutics 2012, 4(3), 334-342; doi:10.3390/pharmaceutics4030334
Published: 29 June 2012
Abstract: Ceftriaxone sodium is a cephalosporin with broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity and belongs to the third generation of cephalosporins. Regarding the quality control of medicines, a validated microbiological assay for the determination of ceftriaxone sodium in powder for injectable solution has not been reported yet. This paper reports the development and validation of a simple, accurate and reproducible agar diffusion method to quantify ceftriaxone sodium in powder for injectable solution. The assay is based on the inhibitory effect of ceftriaxone sodium on the strain of Bacillus subtilis ATCC 9371 IAL 1027 used as test microorganism. The results were treated statistically by analysis of variance and were found to be linear (r = 0.999) in the selected range of 15.0–60.0 μg/mL, precise with a relative standard deviation (RSD) of repeatability intraday = 1.40%, accurate (100.46%) and robust with a RSD lower than 1.28%. The results demonstrated the validity of the proposed bioassay, which allows reliable ceftriaxone sodium quantitation in pharmaceutical samples and therefore can be used as a useful alternative methodology for the routine quality control of this medicine.
1. Introduction
The key intermediate for semisynthetic production of a large number of cephalosporins is 7-aminocephalosporanic acid, which is formed by hydrolysis of cephalosporin C produced by fermentation. Cephalosporins can be divided into first, second, third and fourth generation agents, based roughly on the time of their discovery and their antimicrobial properties [1,2,3,4,5].
Among the cephalosporins, ceftriaxone sodium has excelled in the healthcare market, especially in the hospital [6]. Ceftriaxone sodium is a semisynthetic cephalosporin of the third generation with high antibacterial activity, which is widely used to treat bacterial infections caused by susceptible, usually Gram-positive organism, meningitis caused by aerobic Gram-negative bacteria and other medical conditions [6,7,8,9,10]. The chemical structure of ceftriaxone sodium is represented in Figure 1.
Ceftriaxone sodium is chemically known as, (Z)-7-[2-(2-aminothiazol-4-yl)-2-methoxyiminoacetylamido]-3-[(2,5-dihydro-6-hydroxy-2-methyl-5-oxo-1,2,4-triazin-3-yl)thiamethyl]-3-cephem-4-carboxylic acid, disodium salt [11,12].
Ceftriaxone sodium is administered parenterally and it penetrates into the body fluids and tissues in a satisfactory manner. Two factors contribute to the prolonged duration of action of ceftriaxone: a high fraction protein binding in the plasma and a slow urinary excretion. Ceftriaxone is excreted both in the bile and in the urine [13,14].
In the references several methods of analysis for ceftriaxone sodium were found. These methods are high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) [15,16,17,18] fluorimetry [19,20], titration [21], spectrophotometric [21,22,23,24,25] and micellar electrokinetic capillary chromatography [26,27,28].
However, only a few methods of analysis for ceftriaxone sodium are standardized in official compendia; the literature still needs new analytical procedures aimed at speed, selectivity, low cost and simplicity of application in work routines in the quality control of pharmaceutical industries.
Hence, an attempt has been made to develop a simple, accurate and reproducible method for the determination of ceftriaxone sodium in pharmaceutical dosage forms along with method validation.
2. Experimental Section
2.1. Chemicals
The ceftriaxone sodium reference substance (assigned purity 99.8%) was supplied by Sigma-Aldrich. The lyophilized powder for injectable solutions containing 1g of ceftriaxone sodium was kindly donated by União Química Company (Pouso Alegre, MG, Brazil). All reagents used were of analytical grade. Purified water was used in all experiments.
2.2. Ceftriaxone Sodium Reference Solutions
An accurately weighed amount of powder equivalent to 12.5 mg of ceftriaxone sodium reference standard was transferred to 25 mL volumetric flasks and added to a phosphate buffer with pH 6.0 to obtain the final concentration of 500 μg/mL. Aliquots of 300, 600 and 1200 µL of this solution were transferred to a 10 mL volumetric flask supplemented with a phosphate buffer at pH 6.0 to obtain solutions with the concentrations of 15.0, 30.0 and 60.0 μg/mL (S1, S2 and S3), respectively that were used in the bioassay.
2.3. Preparation of the Sample Solutions
The content of the three vials containing an average weight of 1.1 g lyophilized powder ceftriaxone sodium was added to a closed container. A quantity of powder, equivalent to 12.5 mg of ceftriaxone sodium, was transferred to a 25 mL volumetric flask supplemented with a phosphate buffer with pH 6.0. Aliquots of this solution were transferred into flasks of 10 mL in pH 6.0 phosphate buffer solution to give concentrations of 15.0, 30.0 and 60.0 μg/mL (T1, T2 and T3), respectively, which were tested against S1, S2 and S3.
2.4. Microorganism and Inoculum Standardization
Bacillus subtilis ATCC 9371 IAL 1027 used in micro test showed to be more suitable due to their susceptibility to ceftriaxone sodium and the ability to form well-defined growth inhibition zones allowing accurate measurements and reduced pathogenicity compared with other microorganisms. The cultures of B. subtilis ATCC 9371 IAL 1027 were grown and maintained in culture medium Casoy (Difco, Brazil).
The organism was standardized according to the procedure described in Brazil and the United States Pharmacopoeia [29,30]. Before use, the microorganism was cultured in Casoy broth in an Erlenmeyer flask which was incubated for 24 h at 35 ± 2 °C. Using a spectrophotometer with the wavelength set at 580 nm and an absorption cell 10 mm, the broth containing the microorganism was diluted to give a suspension containing 25 ± 2% turbidity (transmittance) using a sterile broth as a blank. From this standardized suspension, an aliquot of 1.0 mL was used in through-Grove Randal n°2.
2.5. Agar Diffusion Bioassay
The base layer of the agar medium was composed per 20 mL culture Grove Randall-1 (Difco) which was poured into a Petri dish of 100 mm × 20 mm [29,30]. After solidification of this layer, portions of 5 mL of 2-Grove Randall inoculated medium were added to 1% on the base layer. In each plate, a "template" stainless steel was distributed evenly over the surface of the inoculated medium. Alternate three holes were filled with 200 μL of the reference solutions (S1, S2 and S3), and the other three holes were filled with the sample concentration solutions (T1, T2 and T3, Figure 2). Six plates were used for each assay. The plates were incubated at 35 °C aerobically for 18 h. The diameter of the growth inhibition zone (mm) was carefully measured with a digital caliper.
2.6. Calculation of Activity and Method Validation
To calculate the activity of ceftriaxone sodium, the Hewitt equation was used [31]. The assays were calculated statistically by the linear parallel model and regression analysis and verified using analysis of variance (ANOVA). The method was validated by determination of the following operational characteristics: linearity, precision, accuracy, and robustness [30,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40].
2.6.1. Linearity
In order to assess the validity of the assay, three doses of the reference substance were used. The linearity was evaluated by linear regression analysis, which was calculated by the least-squares method.
2.6.2. Precision
The precision of the method was determined by repeatability and intermediate precision and was expressed as the relative standard deviation (RSD). The repeatability was examined by assaying six samples of ceftriaxone sodium on the same day (intraday) and under the same experimental conditions against the ceftriaxone sodium reference standard. The intermediate precision of the method was evaluated through the performance of the analysis on three days (interday) in the same laboratory.
2.6.3. Accuracy
To determine the accuracy of the proposed method, the test was performed over three concentration levels, 80%, 100% and 120%, covering the specified range. Accurate aliquots of the reference standard solution (500 μg/mL) were transferred into 10 mL volumetric flasks together with aliquots of the sample solutions (500 μg/mL) and diluted with phosphate buffer solution pH 6.0 to give the final concentrations of 24.0, 30.0, and 36.0 μg/mL, (T1, T2 and T3), respectively, which were tested against S1, S2 and S3.
2.6.4. Robustness
The robustness of this method was determined by analyzing the same samples under a variety of conditions. The factors considered were incubation time, incubation temperature and inoculum concentration. Analysis was performed under normal conditions and in parallel altered by assessing interference of changes in the final result.
3. Results and Discussion
The method was developed and validated by linearity, accuracy, precision, repeatability and robustness. For drug analysis in quality control, the simplest and fastest procedures can be applied.
The development and validation of the analytical methods for the potency determination has received considerable attention in recent years, mainly from regulatory agencies, because of their importance in pharmaceutical analysis [34,35,36,37,38,39,40].
The potency of an antibiotic may be demonstrated under suitable conditions by comparing the growth inhibition of sensitive microorganisms induced by known concentrations of the antibiotic to be examined and a reference standard [31,32].
In this experimental work of 3 × 3 design (Figure 2), three dose levels for each standard and sample, were used following the procedures described in the Brazilian Pharmacopoeia [29]. The calculation procedures normally assume a direct relationship between the observed zone diameter and the logarithm of the applied dose. The results of growth inhibition zone diameter of the ceftriaxone sodium reference substance are shown in Table 1.
|Table 1. Diameters of inhibition zones obtained in the microbiological assay for evaluation the linearity of ceftriaxone sodium in pharmaceutical products-agar diffusion method.
|Diameter of inhibition zones (mm) a
|(15 µg/mL)
|(30 µg/mL)
|(60 µg/mL)
|(15 µg/mL)
|(30 µg/mL)
|(60 µg/mL)
|Day 1
|Day 2
|Day 3
|Diameter medium
|RSD% b
a Mean of 3 assays with 6 plates en each; b RSD% = percentage coefficient of variation.
The representative linear equation for ceftriaxone sodium was y = 3.2966Ln(x) + 7.26 (n = 3, r = 0.9993), where x is the log dose and y is the zone diameter. The experimental values obtained for the determination of ceftriaxone sodium in samples are presented in Table 1. These conditions must be verified by validity tests for a given probability, usually P = 0.05. The assays were validated by means of ANOVA, as described in the official codes. There were no deviations from parallelism and linearity with the obtained results (P < 0.05).
The method precision was determined by repeatability (intraday) obtaining a RSD of 1.15% and the intermediate precision was determined by analyzing the same sample on three days (between-day) with obtained RSD values of 1.40%.
The accuracy of the method was confirmed by determining the average recoveries from the samples through the method of standard addition. The mean percentage recoveries of the product were in accordance with the fixed limits of 98.0 up to 102.0, indicating the suitability of the developed method in quantifying the concentration of ceftriaxone in pharmaceutical injectable forms.
The accuracy of the method was evaluated at 80%, 100% and 120% of the nominal analytical concentration in the specified range of 15.0–60.0 μg/mL. The mean accuracy was 100.46% and RSD was 0.20% (Table 2).
|Table 2. Values obtained in the recovery test agar diffusion method for determination of ceftriaxone sodium.
|Ceftriaxone sodium SQR added (µg/mL)
|Ceftriaxone sodium SQR found a (µg/mL)
|Recovery (%)
|Recovery average (%)
|RSD b(%)
a Mean of 3 assays with 6 plates en each; b RSD% = percentage coefficient of variation.
The robustness of the method was evaluated by making some modifications to the method, the results showed no significant difference demonstrating the robustness of the method, as shown in Table 3.
|Table 3. Parameters assessing the robustness of the method microbiologically.
|Range investigated
|Ceftriaxone sodium a (g/vial)
|Ceftriaxone sodium a (%)
|RSD b(%)
|Incubation time (time)
|Incubation temperature (°C)
|Inoculum concentration (%)
a Mean of 3 assays with 6 plates en each; b RSD% = percentage coefficient of variation.
The quantification of antibiotic components by physicochemical methods, such as HPLC and UV spectrophotometry, although precise, cannot provide a true indication of biological activity. Therefore, bioassays continue to play an essential role in manufacturing and quality control of antibiotic medicines, and still demand considerable skill and expertise to assure success [41].
The results obtained in this study were very satisfactory, and the performed validation proved that the microbiological assay is a good alternative methodology for pharmaceutical analysis of ceftriaxone sodium lyophilized powder for injectable preparations. It is a useful analytical tool as a supplement or substitution for the physicochemical method.
4. Conclusions
The method using a microbiological agar assay for the determination of ceftriaxone sodium demonstrated good linearity, precision and accuracy at concentrations ranging from 15.0 to 60.0 μg/mL, therefore, being an acceptable alternative method for the routine quality control of ceftriaxone sodium in pharmaceutical forms. The method uses simple reagents with minimum sample preparation procedures and no toxically residues, encouraging its application in routine analysis.
We are grateful to FAPESP (São Paulo, Brazil), CNPq (Brasília, Brazil), and PADC/FCF/UNESP (Araraquara, Brazil) for research fellowships.
Conflict of Interest
The authors declare no conflict of interest.
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sha Started The Discussion:
Hi, I am attaching my project on organizational climate. I hope this will be useful.
nlokadia - Member Since: Jul 2007
Hi, I m nt abel 2 open ur project document, pls mail me on email@example.com Thanks, 9deep :)
Hi, can u plzzz mail me ur project on EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT as i am doin a research study on dis nd not able to open ur project. plzzzz its i am in urgent need, email at email@example.com
Hi sha,can u plzz forward me the project of urs on Employee Engagment which u had posted earlier. plz mail me to email@example.com
manpreetk04 - Member Since: Oct 2007
Hi, was not able to open the attachment. would be grateful if you could mail it on firstname.lastname@example.com or post it again. Many Thanks Manpreet
sha - Member Since: Jan 2007
hi divya, I am attaching oc questionnaire.
octavious - Member Since: Feb 2007
Hello, Follow the link http://www.citehr.com/103930-organizational-development-ebook.html Thank You Octavious http://www.citehr.com/99968-major-hr-links.html#post386938
divya2930 - Member Since: Feb 2008
hi! do u have any material/ebook on organizational climate?...if yes, please do share here... thank you...
jijijacob - Member Since: Sep 2008
hello, it is a great stuff but unable to open it can u email it to me to my id firstname.lastname@example.com
thaker_varun - Member Since: Dec 2007
Hi Sha,plz send me report on my mail ID b'coz i am unable to download and see the Project:email@example.com
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