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Very nice and spaciously designed resort at the Costa Calma, but unfortunately somewhat too far away from the tourism centre of Costa Calma away, so that the way to the center not every evening was possible. The rooms and the general property are very clean. Breakfast and dinner are well, although the service not always was ok. The guest structure was very mixed-from german, english and french up to eastern european guests everything available. read hotel review
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From the first time my husband and I walked into the hotel looking for wedding venues, we both fell in love with it immediately! There was no question this would be where we would get married. Hannah Falkosky was amazing to work with, and made the entire year of planning feel easy. We had around a 100 guests, and we had several of them come up to us expressing that this was hands down the most beautiful wedding they had ever attended.
We stayed both Friday and Saturday night, and I have never had such a wonderful experience at any hotel. The entire staff was extremely friendly, and made ever effort to make sure everything was perfect! After the reception was finished the hotel had upgraded our room to the executive suite, which was amazing to say the least! Our wedding was only one week ago, but my husband and I have already decided we will be celebrating our 1 year anniversary weekend at the Hermitage Hotel.
The Hermitage Hotel
231 6th Avenue North
Nashville, TN 37219 | map
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Services: Ceremony, Reception
Catering: Offered in-house
Maximum capacity: 350
Sara 4 Reviews
Wedding: 01/04/2014
Services Used: Catering, Lighting & Decor, Event Rentals & Photobooths, Ceremony & Reception Venue
The Hermitage Hotel made our wedding even more perfect than we could have hoped. From our first contact (well over a year ago) Hannah Falkosky and the entire team was professional, responsive and willing to fulfill our every request!
Even though we were probably one of their smaller weddings (60 guests), we were treated like their most important guests every time we visited or emailed. Although there was a set banquet menu, Hannah and the banquet chef Charlotte worked with us to set up a delicious s'mores bar and several other hors d'oeuvres that weren't on the menu. I don't think we EVER heard the word "no!"
The hotel and venue are gorgeous and look expensive, so I was initially worried about the cost of hosting a wedding there. However, the professionalism of their entire catering staff, from the coordinators and chefs to the bartenders and servers made them well worth it. The fact that they provided Chiavari chairs (no cheap fold-out chairs here!), tables and an amazing selection of beautiful linens makes them an excellent value. We didn't have to deal with a rental company, which saved us money and stress.
What stands out most to us, looking back on our wedding, is the extra love and attention the Hermitage Hotel devoted to our event. They gave us a complimentary room for the night of our wedding, which we found out the day of our wedding had been upgraded to the PRESIDENTIAL SUITE. When we finally arrived in our room (which was indescribably gorgeous) they had sprinkled rose petals on the floor, brought up all the gifts from our gift table, food from the reception, a bottle of champagne, and more. We were amazed at the effort they put into making us feel special!
In short, the Hermitage Hotel was more perfect than I could have dreamed. The food was delicious, service attentive and professional, and the "bang for our buck" was incredible. We're already looking forward to visiting on many anniversaries to come!
Wedding: 12/29/2013
Services Used: Catering, Ceremony & Reception Venue
We had the princess wedding my daughter dreamed of and planned for so many months. Hannah Falkosky, our contact person at the hotel, was the epitome of professionalism--competent, efficient, helpful, patient, thorough, good-humored, and absolutely delightful. And the Hermitage doesn't seem to know the word "no"! The hotel and kitchen staff honored every request from the bride and groom, no matter how unusual. The setting is stunning, the food is delicious, the staff is wonderful. We were there the Sunday after Christmas, and the venue was magnificently decorated for the season so we also saved money on floral decorations. We would do it all over again, and again, and again....
Wedding: 12/29/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
This was my son's wedding. The venue is beautiful and made a gorgeous place for a wedding. Katie was the absolute BEST. She was constantly on the move and making sure everything was satisfactory. She knew our needs before we asked for anything. I would highly recommend The Hermitage as a place to have your wedding. Thank you Katie!!!
Wedding: 11/16/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Our wedding weekend, which included a welcome reception, the ceremony and reception, and a breakfast, was absolutely perfect thanks to The Hermitage Hotel and Hannah Falkosky!
Hannah made every aspect of planning incredibly easy...she was always two or three steps ahead of us and had wonderful ideas regarding food and beverage (our guests are still raving about the delicious food which was displayed beautifully and also the specialty drinks), set up and the overall weekend planning. It was as though Hannah read our minds! The planning was handled by email and I actually did not meet Hannah until I arrived in TN the week of the wedding. Each email was answered immediately and efficiently. It was as though for the past year, Hannah was a member of our family! We learned early to relax and let Hannah take care of us which she did beautifully from the moment we first contacted her until we left the hotel after the wedding weekend.
Add to the above a gorgeous hotel with the most gracious staff who are there to anticipate every need and the result was the most perfect wedding and weekend!
Wedding: 10/05/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Private User 5 Reviews
I cannot say one bad thing about the Hermitage and their staff. Hannah was incredible to work with and everything about the day was perfect. She was always one step ahead of us and made it so we did not have to think about anything and could enjoy the day. The entire planning process was a breeze as well as Hannah and the catering staff were knowledgeable and helpful and made sure that everything we had from the night before to the wedding and the breakfast the next day were exactly what we wanted. Everyone raved about the food and the venue itself was beautiful!
Wedding: 1+ year ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Private User 4 Reviews
The Hermitage Hotel provided the most beautiful backdrop to our wedding. We had our ceremony and reception at the hotel, and the venue is so amazing and needs very little extra adornment. We worked with Kimberly Gawthorpe, and she was incredible helpful and always available for questions throughout the planning process. She made planning a wedding from out of town very easy.
The food was delicious and was definitely the best food I've ever had at a wedding. Kimberly and the Hermitage staff took care of everything throughout the wedding and reception. Everyone was incredible professional. I would recommend this venue to anyone wanting a fancy backdrop to their reception and the highest level of customer service during the planning stage and the wedding day.
Wedding: 09/28/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Private User 3 Reviews
The Hermitage Hotel was an absolutely amazing venue for our wedding reception. We worked closely with Kimberly G. who by far exceeding all of our expectations. We found out we were over capacity of the Grand Ballroom the week before the wedding, and while on leave for surgery, Kimberly took care of everything for us. We ended up using the Ballroom and Veranda for our dinner and it turned out absolutely gorgeous. It far exceeded what we had imagined for our Reception.
While at the Reception we had also found out our marriage license was not signed correctly. Kimberly went out of her way and drove our Best Man/Groom's Father back to the Church (Cathedral of the Incarnation) to ensure everything was correct. This was so unexpected and we are all so grateful for her. She had also made a suggestion for our exit that she has seen our band do in the past and it turned out great---we still get compliments on our exit and of course the Hermitage Hotel. We couldn't have asked for better!
The hotel staff is such a pleasure to work with--they are all very friendly and accommodating to our guests. The hotel is beyond gorgeous and most of our guests were in awe the whole night. Around 80% of our guests were from out of state and really enjoyed getting to celebrate in one of Nashville's greatest treasures.
At the end our night, we went to our room-The Presidential Suite. It was beautiful. We had dinner ready (in case we were still hungry) and set up at the Dining Room, a slice of each flavor of our cake laid on a decorated plate, champagne, and our wedding wine we brought in in our Master. Our bouquet's were beautifully laid out on our bed as well. We truly could not have asked for more.
We would love to have the opportunity to celebrate another special occasion at this hotel--truly a great day for us both!
Wedding: 09/21/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Meredith 4 Reviews
If I could rate the Hermitage higher than a 5/5 I would. Everything was absolutely perfect. My expectations were not just met, they were exceeded.
Wedding: 09/07/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
We had our wedding reception at the Hermitage Hotel in July, and it turned out better than we could have ever imagined. The Hermitage Hotel is top notch in beauty, service, and food. Hannah Falkosky was absolutely wonderful, and was a dream to work with. She made our wedding reception perfect, was such a pleasure to work with, was incredibly responsive, and would do anything to make our reception perfect. It was a very stressful decision in trying to find the perfect wedding reception venue in Nashville, we needed to stay on a tight budget, yet wanted wonderful service, food, and atmosphere. When we met with Hannah, and toured the Hermitage Hotel, we knew immediately it was the perfect place for us. The night of the reception was perfect, the food was incredible, the servers, and Hannah, were very attentive and kind, and they made sure all of our guests had everything they needed. We chose the Mustard Rubbed Chicken Breast, and the Wild Caught Salmon, and both were incredibly delicious. We had so many compliments from our guests that their food was some of the best they had ever had. I have had numerous guests tell us that our wedding was the nicest that they had ever been to. They were all blown away by the food, the service, and the beauty of the Hermitage Hotel.
We stayed in the Presidential Suite the night of our wedding, and Hannah had my bridal bouquet on the bed, along with a bottle of champagne, and two pieces of our wedding cake waiting for us. It was incredible, and made me cry! It was the perfect ending to a perfect wedding day. The next day, we requested a late checkout because we did not want to LEAVE! It was so hard leaving! We will be spending our anniversaries at the Hermitage Hotel. It was a dream day, Hannah was a dream, and the Hermitage Hotel was better than we could have imagined. I wish we could relive that day over and over again.
I cannot commend Hannah enough, she is a true asset to the Hermitage Hotel. Thank you!!!
Wedding: 07/21/2013
Services Used: Wedding Planning, Ceremony & Reception Venue
I could go on for days how ABSOLUTELY PERFECT my wedding reception at the Hermitage Hotel was. I truly felt like I was royalty on the day of my wedding. The classic beauty and elegance the Hermitage exudes was one thing that made my wedding unforgettable, but the attention my husband and I personally received from the staff was OUTSTANDING. Kimberly (our wedding coordinator at the Hermitage) was by my side for months before the wedding making sure everything was exactly as I wanted it to be. She was always on time, always smiling and always eager to please. On the day of the wedding she made sure I was waited on hand and foot by the staff- I TRULY FELT LIKE A PRINCESS. We were given EXCELLENT service and were treated with the respect you want when you are hosting the biggest party of your life. I will always be grateful for the Hermitage Hotel and for Kimberly in making my wedding experience wonderfully flawless.
Wedding: 07/13/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Private User 5 Reviews
Not sure why you'd want to have a reception anywhere else in Nashville!! The Hermitage Hotel is hands down the most beautiful space in the city. The entire staff was fantastic. Everyone we encountered was kind, respectful, and efficient, from valet guy who parked the cars to the wait staff who bused the dirty plates. The food for our buffet luncheon was excellent -- my mom said it was the most tender beef she'd ever eaten. But the jewel in the crown is Hannah Falkosky, the Hermitage's catering manager. Working with her was an absolute pleasure. She was incredibly responsive and professional. Her estimates were right on target ( we stayed 100% within our budget!) Hannah genuinely made me feel like my wedding was special and important. Fantastic planning experience, and a fantastic event. Guests have not stopped talking about how wonderful it all was.
Wedding: 1+ year ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Maureen... 8 Reviews
My husband and I had our wedding reception at the Hermitage Hotel on May 11th of 2013. It was everything and more than what we dreamt. Hannah Falkosky was brilliant. To all brides looking into the Hermitage, know that Hannah will remember everything you ask for and will make your day absolutely perfect. (One tiny example: she remembered to bring an extra full length mirror to my mom's suite that I had asked for two months before and that I had completely forgotten). Hannah is there all day to make sure everything at the hotel is set up perfectly but is also there for you and your husband. She made our day/night so so special, and it allowed us to just enjoy the night. I did not have one worry or issue.
The hotel is stunningly breathtaking (part of the reason we chose the venue), and the staff, from the bartenders to the concierge to the bellmen, are wonderful. They go above and beyond to meet your requests and are so friendly and polite. The reception was perfect; everything was set up beautifully (the linens are incredible) and the food and drinks were delicious. You have the option of four or five different high end linens included in the rental fee along with your choice of chiavari chairs or banquet chairs. Also, know that even if the hotel looks unaffordable, it's not. It is more reasonably priced than alternatives because of the amenities that are included.
The Hermitage Hotel truly made our special day perfect, and we cannot thank them enough. At the end of the night after the reception ended, we went to the AMAZING presidential suite. Hannah and the hotel staff had the bedroom set up with rose petals on the bed and part of our wedding cake on a beautifully decorated (with chocolate) platter, champagne, and my gorgeous bouquet in a glass of water. It was the perfect end to our perfect day.
Wedding: 1+ year ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
The Hermitage is such an elegant and classy venue. I could not ask for a better place to have my wedding. Everything was PERFECT! The staff was wonderful and super attentive. Hannah the catering manager truly made sure everything went smoothly, and she was so helpful throughout the entire process-from planning to walking down the beautiful Veranda's aisle to the reception. I am still getting complements about how amazing my wedding was. My husband and I were truly pleased with our experience.
Wedding: 03/23/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
The Hermitage Hotel is a beautiful location for a wedding. Besides, that it was a pleasure working with Hannah, the catering manager. She was extremely professional and walked us through all the stages of planning our reception. WE could not have asked for a better person :). Also, the serving staff during the reception was very cordial. They made sure that all the guests were having a good time. One of the guests had back pain, and the staff got her pillow. It was too big so he went back and tried to figure out what would work. Also one guest had a baby to take care of. The staff just took the baby from her and took care of her until the guest was ready to leave, relieving her to enjoy the party.
Wedding: 11/17/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
We had our ceremony and reception at the Hermitage Hotel and had an amazing experience. Kimberly was fantastic and went above and beyond to make my dream wedding a reality. The hotel is gorgeous and the staff is so wonderful to work with. I could not have been more pleased with everything... it was PERFECT!
Wedding: 10/06/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
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Mr Feehery–"crafting bi-partisan solutions" is only possible when there is cooperation with the minority party.
Your republican party is in total dissarray, with tea party factions hating the conservative establishment.
You personally are thoroughly demeaned on redstate's website, for example. The animosity is palpable.
Your party shut down the federal govenment and threatened the full faith and credit of the United States by messing with the debt ceiling and alarming world markets.
You talk rather grandiosely about "why the perception of national wealth is more important than almost any other factor when it comes to passing a legislative agenda," but it is your republican party that has had near misses with the debt default, has been a world wide embarassment. Your party members were obviously focused on partisan politics and showed they could care less about the impact of debt default. Your party was at the center of all the turmoil. Your party affected the nation's image with brinkmanship. All financial experts believe your party causing crises is damaging as unacceptable accumulations occur.
Your party has gone too far.
It is President Obama and his policies that brought this country back from economic disaster, while your republicans obstructed every minute.
like president Obama, will do anything to stay in power, even if it hurts the nation, even if it is illegal.
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Mr. Feehery, this is how obstructionist your party is–and this is why you contributing to overblown rhetoric is not wise, not does it establish and promote peace. Are you aware of this insanity–as follows>
"Operation American Spring will attempt to flood Washington, D.C. with Tea Party activists committed to removing President Obama from office.
"[I]t will be painful, and some people may die because the government will not be non-violent; some of us will end up in a cell, and some may be injured," organizer Harry Riley said in December, fearing that "patriots may be killed, wounded, incarcerated" in their effort to overthrow Obama.
One Operation American Spring endorser, former general Paul Vallely, has even floated the idea of leading a "revolution" against Obama."
LOL…where the hell do people like Tea Party Nuts threatening come out of the cracks…the most anti Americans since 911 hijackers.
They are supposed to march on Washington tomorrow.
The man (Senator Reid) is stark raving mad. Period.
MConnell is more mad, driven to the edge by a pending primary and everything he says weighed and parsed. Let's talk about McConnell's age. They call him turtle, you know
Why is this partisan hack "reporting" here rather than being on the editorial page?
The White House interns are awake!
Those eyes — like the eyes of a dead fish!
That pasty, cadaverous palor!
Looks like something you pull out of a stopped drain with a coathanger!
That is the very face of obstruction.
We have seen the enema and it is Harry Reid.
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Pecan Pork Medallions with Cambozola Cream
You can treat your family to fine dining straight from your kitchen with these elegant medallions. The nut-crusted pork and silky cheese sauce make this a special dish that I'm proud to serve.—Marie Rizzio, Interlochen, Michigan
6 Servings
Prep: 25 min. Cook: 20 min.
1/2 cup
white wine
1 tablespoon chopped shallot
1-1/2 cups heavy whipping cream
3 ounces Cambozola cheese, chopped
1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1/4 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon white pepper
1/3 cup dried tart cherries
3 tablespoons
port wine
1-1/2 pounds pork tenderloin
1/2 cup chopped pecans
1/3 cup dry bread crumbs
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons butter
In a small saucepan, combine white wine and shallot. Bring to a boil;
cook until liquid is reduced to about 2 tablespoons. Add the cream,
cheese, Worcestershire sauce, pepper sauce, salt and white pepper.
Return to a boil; cook until slightly thickened, about 15 minutes.
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Pecan Pork Medallions with Cambozola Cream
Directions (continued)
In small bowl, combine cherries and port wine; set aside.
Meanwhile, cut pork into 12 slices; flatten slices to 1/2-in.
thickness. Place pecans in a food processor; cover and process until
finely chopped. In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the
pecans, bread crumbs, salt and pepper. Add pork, a few pieces at a
time; shake to coat.
In a large skillet over medium-high heat, cook pork in butter in
batches for 3-4 minutes on each side or until tender. Drain
cherries; serve with pork and sauce. Yield: 6 servings.
Editor's Note:
You may substitute 2 ounces Brie and 1 ounce blue cheese for the Cambozola cheese.
Nutritional Facts:
2 slices pork with about 3 tablespoons sauce and 1 tablespoon cherries equals 542 calories, 42 g fat (22 g saturated fat), 172 mg cholesterol, 360 mg sodium, 13 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 28 g protein.
Full-Bodied White Wine: Enjoy this recipe with a full-bodied white wine such as
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Originally written on Boston's Bettah | Last updated 11/15/14
Tuukka Rask's play was not enough for the Bruins to win two points in New York The other day I wrote about how in the past the Boston Bruins came out slow and tired during matinee games, likely due to a night previous of crazy partying or whatever the kids do these days. That didn't happen on Monday afternoon even though it was an early-season matinee and the opponent wasn't exactly the '98 Wings. It was to be expected that the Boston Bruins should be up to the task to play a fellow Eastern Conference Contender on national television in a hostile crowd environment. Instead, not only did they forget to wake up after getting off the team bus at Madison Square Garden, but they also encountered a desperate New York Rangers team, looking to make sure that they did not fall to 0-3 on the season. The Boston Bruins team that stepped on the ice looked like one that Bruins fans would expect to see in a matinee and it cost them early on. The way that the Bruins defense was protecting goal-tender Tuukka Rask put all milk-crates within a five-mile radius. The Rangers scored two goals to take an early 2-0 lead. The Bruins looked lost and needed something to get them going. A fight from Adam McQuaid at the end of the first period and a quick rush from Milan Lucic to start the second period gave the Bruins new life and they quickly tied the game. Seconds after the tying goal, however, the Rangers retook the lead. Which was the shame of this game. After the first 10 minutes, the Bruins were the better team and it was pretty damn clear. Unfortunately, hockey is a 60 minute game and not a 40 minute game. The Bruins have had there share of games where they are the ones that held on for a win after laying off the gas pedal. Tonight, they were on the other side of that. Shout out to two Bruins. First, rookie Dougie Hamilton was one of the best Bruins tonight. There was fear that his first road game could be difficult for him, but he was usually in the right position on defense and used his body correctly to stop scoring opportunities. Most importantly, however, might be his control on the power-play. The Bruins power-play has continued a tradition of being abysmal, but with Hamilton and his passing ability on the ice, there is a chance that it could get better. Finally, Tuukka Rask should have put all the doubters to bed tonight. After the rough start and continual "eh" defense from the Bruins, Tuukka stood tall in net and made numerous huge saves. His two snow-angel saves in the third period on what were essentially breakaway opportunities for the Rangers were not only spectacular, but they also gave the Bruins the opportunity to earn the point. Smile Tuukka. You're the goalie for the Bruins future.
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Post-doc David Cottenden
Mechanical properties of sintered polymer composites.
David is studying Selective Laser Sintered (SLS) polymer composites
as part of a multinational, EU funded project with a budget of €4.4M. The long-term objective of the project is to develop materials and processes that enable SLS to be used effectively to manufacture small batches of high-quality, customised components for various markets. David uses both experimental and theoretical approaches to understand such materials' mechanical behaviour, including micro- and nanoindentation, various types of microscopy, and analytical and computational modelling. Particular interests are in relating indentation and compression behaviour of particles and consolidated samples to each other and the consolidated structure. Such models should enable structure to be inferred from simple mechanical tests; mechanical properties to be predicted on the basis of base material properties and structure; and (importantly) the structural origins of shortcomings to be identified and addressed.
Oliver Hudson, PhD student
Novel wood-polymer composites for sustainable building
Oliver is working as part of a collaborative project with the Departments of
Chemistry and Architecture to develop novel wood composites for use as
sustainable, structural, building materials. The project has the objective
of the creation and utilisation of innovative timber impregnation
technologies that lead to low energy methods for improving the structural
properties of fast growing, porous woods while adding additional benefits
such as increased material utilization, reduced processing requirement,
reduced in-situ maintenance requirement and an ecologically efficient end of
life disposal. His work is currently focusing on accurately quantifying the
embedded energy differential across virgin, engineered and modified woods
that meet structural grades, the mechanical testing of UK grown species that
are impregnated in order to improve their structural properties and the
development of both modified and un-modified short rotation coppice (SRC)
composite beams.
Ching Theng Koh, PhD student
Fracture of Protein-based Materials
Ching Theng is working on multi-scale modeling of protein–particularly collagen–based materials with a particular emphasis on deformation and fracture. Fracture of collagenous tissues has two different types of relevancies within the context of medicine: firstly, fracture of connective tissues is associated with injury, as in the fracture of bones, rupture of knee ligaments, and cracking of cartilage and fibrocartilage in the knee joint; secondly, fracture of connective tissue membranes is a normal and required stage in a successful outcome concerning birth, where the fracture is colloquially referred to as the "breaking of waters".
Khaow Tonsomboon, PhD student
Corneal Tissue Engineering
I am developing a human cornea analogue to be used for corneal transplantation because there is a severe shortage of good quality donor cornea, particularly for young patients. Hence, the aim of this project is to develop a novel scaffold, which imitates the entire structure and performs similar functions to the natural cornea. This bio-mimetic structure should support corneal regeneration and could be used as an alternative to the donor cornea. Not only does this corneal analogue overcome the shortage of donor corneas, the rejection of donor corneas due to immunological responses is also no longer a problem. This promising development would bring new hopes to fifteen millions visually impaired people worldwide.
Jenna Shapiro, PhD student
Stem Cell Niches and Hydrogels
Jenna is working on a collaborative project with the U.S. National Institutes of Health as part of the NIH-Cambridge Graduate Partnership Program, and is jointly mentored by Dr. Constantine Stratakis of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. Her project focuses on using hydrogels as scaffolds for creating an in vitro model for the cellular microenvironment. In particular, she will fabricate and characterize a number of hydrogel systems and determine mechanically and biologically relevant properties. Once a hydrogel system has been optimized, it will then be used to create an in vitro model of the cell-extracellular matrix interaction. Jenna is particularly interested in exploring the interaction between chemical and mechanical signaling in the cellular microenvironment, and will do so in the context of cyclic AMP and protein kinase A signaling and collagen production and deposition.
Tamaryn Shean, PhD student
Small-scale Mechanical Characterisation of Adhesive Systems
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Daniel Strange, PhD student
Spinal Disc Tissue Engineering
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treatment of back pain. Back pain is often thought to arise because of the
degeneration of the intervertebral disc. Current treatments, such as
discectomy and spinal fusion, have been shown to reduce pain in the short
term but have questionable long term outcomes as they significantly alter
the biomechanical properties of the spinal segment. Tissue engineering is an
emerging field which aims to produce a functional tissue replacement that
encourages the body to regenerate tissue and heal itself. The aim of this
project is to develop a scaffold which mimics the structure and mechanical
properties of the intervertebral disc. It is hypothesized that because cells
have been shown to change their behaviour in response to mechanical load, a
scaffold with a physiologic structure will encourage cells to express
themselves in a manner relevant to their local stress state resulting in an
implant biomechanically similar to a healthy intervertebral disc.
M.Phil student
Oliver Armitage, MPhil student
Oliver is working on the mineral-collagen interface as found in many natural materials including eggshell, articular cartilage and ACL – bone interfaces. This interface is characterised by a tri-phasic structure that provides a mechanicaly robust and biocompatible interface between natural hard and soft materials. In order to replicate the mineral collage interface Oliver is using a modified automated Alternate Soaking Process to induce heterogeneous nucleation of a calcium carbonate-gelatin composite on collagenous membranes. This addition of gelatin to the mineral replicates the organic component of many biominerals. In addition, his work aims to replicate the mechanically advantageous microstructure of avain eggshell that is achieved by spatial control over the nucleation sites of crystals by using analgous protein factors to those found during mineralisation in the avian shell gland.
Mechanics of Functionally-graded Biomineralized Composites
M.Eng. students
- Helen Brawn, Mechanics of Hydrogels
- Tess Catherwood, Mechanics of bone-interface implants
- Sarah Greasley, Mechanics of Eggshells
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Indianapolis – Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann today announced the winners of the 2014 Hoosier Women Artist Contest at a ceremony held at the Indiana Statehouse. The contest is held in conjunction with Women's History Month and the competition is in its seventh year.
Winners of the Hoosier Women Artist Contest will have their artwork displayed in the Lieutenant Governor's office for one year. The contest celebrates a variety of artistic interests including drawings, paintings and photography. Past entries have included – but are not limited to – portraits, landscapes, animals, buildings and abstracts.
"This contest is another way for our state to showcase the talented and creative artists we have in our state," said Lt. Governor Ellspermann. "I am looking forward to the artwork being displayed in my front office and thank each artist for sharing their work with visitors from all over the world."
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- Valerie K. McBride -- Forgotten Tracks -- Acrylic & India Ink -- Grabill
- Shirley L. Woolard -- Waiting to Rock – Watercolor -- Indianapolis
- Marie Arch – PEACE – Pastel -- South Bend
- Carol J. Estes -- The Jury is Out – Photography -- LaPorte
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Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone cookbook by Deborah Madison --Easy or complicated recipes?
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- Displaced California Foodie Dec 15, 2006 12:06 AM
Thinking of getting this cookbook for a gift--are the recipes complicated or relatively easy?
Most are relatively easy and straightforward. She has another cookbook, Greens, that is a little more involved but also produces very delicious food.
I agree with the mostly-easy assessment, but I would add that this book is very informative aside from the recipes. If your gift-recipient is a nascent veg fan, it's a great buy. If your recipient is fairly far into veg. cookery, he/she may already have it. Inquire slyly, I guess.
It is a good book. Buy yourself one while you're at it! :)
Mostly very easy.
It's a great book, really. Great reference, and lots of good recipes, including my favorite little nut cookie.
Mostly easy, and my favorite everyday cookbook. I've given it as a gift several times, mostly to non vegetarians, all of whom report using it frequently.
This is one of my favorite cookbooks. Some people say it's too simple, but that's exactly what I like about it. The dishes turn out delicious, even though they're simple. And there are enough complicated recipes that if you're in the mood for a challengs, they're available.
And it's HUGE. Something for every occassion. My friend bought me a copy and she and I e-mail each other all the time about "Madison's this" and "Madison's that."
It was one of two the favorite cookbook of my geologist boyfriend who actually used tupperware lids as plates. So it definitely has some relatively uncomplicated recipes. I remember a baked polenta with great fondness.
I agree though that if your giftee is a vegetarian, they may already have this cookbook. It's a classic.
re: heatherkay
What was your boyfriends other favorite cookbook?
re: Displaced California Foodie
Jamison and Jamison's Border Cookbook. I went out and bought that one myself. It has a range of recipes from Northern Mexico and the Southwest. It's worth it for the New Mexico carne adobada recipe alone.
It is a comprehensive book so there are both. There is a large section that lists vegetables alphabetically and each vegetables will usually have several straighforward preparations with recipes. There are both easy and more complex soups (the lentil minestrone is fantastic) and there is a baked section that I've made yeast rolls from. It was indispensible when I was getting a weekly organic vegetable box. Everything from onion frittata(so good and simple) to goat cheese and corn enchiladas in chipotle chile sauce (a winner.)
re: coconutz
Totally agree with cocnutz--it's a comprehensive book, so there are both straightforward recipes that can be prepared easily by folks with little cooking experience, as well as more challenging recipes as a cook advances. But, all are good.
re: bxgirl
Arancini. There are three or four risotto recipes. I really like the mushroom one and then turn this into arancini.
Also really like her Vietnamese Spring roll recipe
Oh and I almost forgot. I LOVE the Lasagne with chard and eggplant. I make it for friends and they all love it --even my friends who don't like eggplant. I've made it so many times and have some standard alterations:
I don't par boil my noodles or
prebake the eggplant. I slice and salt the eggplant let it sit and then and layer it on top of the sauce. I've found that it turns out just as good and saves time.
I also add mushrooms to the sauce and cook the chard in the sauce as well instead of sauteeing it. Saves a pan and time.
re: bxgirl
First, let me say that we have barely scratched the surface of the recipes. For me, this book is more of a basic guide, a reference book. Still, here are some (not all) that we love from the book and have made lately:
Polenta gratin with mushroom and tomato
Cauliflower gratin with tomatoes and feta
Butternut squash gratin
(Gratins and autumn/winter are a great pairing for me)
I make an olive linguine dish and a cauliflower with red wine dish that I thought I got from this book, but I don't see them now. I use several of the broth and stock recipes regularly, and go to the cookbook almost every time I get my produce from my CSA.
re: debbiel
The winter squash galette is HEAVEN in a tart pan.
Cardamom cookies
Basic buttermilk pancakes
Olive tapenade
Those are just the recipes that I've made over and over again, and that I pass along to others; there are lots of other recipes I like but don't make all the time.
re: Pei
I love the winter squash galette so much that I make only the filling on a regular basis and serve it as a side dish. The combo of sage, goat cheese and roasted garlic is one of my go-tos. Another winner is her upside-down almond cake. I don't have the book here, as it is as work (where I cook) but I remember making it once with fresh apricots, and it was gone in 60 seconds by moi and one other person. All of her sauces, entrees, heck, everything is inspiring and delicious, and the book is sooooo comprehensive.
re: bxgirl
a little nut cookie.
re: NYchowcook
I LOVE the little nut cookie. Totally second this. Her ginger oat shorties are also good. I like a lot of her desserts, but I think she and I have a similar dessert sensibility (I don't like desserts that are too sweet).
Also, (to the OP) try doing a search on the book title or on her name. This book (with favorite recipes) has come up before, and I imagine you could get some good recs that way.
re: bxgirl
I like the indian style saute of cauliflower and greens, mujadarrah is a great quick weeknight meal (I add spinach sometimes), eggplant stew with peppers and chickpeas, I'm trying the lentil minestrone tonight, which comes pretty highly recommended too.
I streamline the Asian ingredients a bit, but I adore the Stir-Fried Roasted Eggplant. I have done the initial eggplant cooking in the microwave as well as the oven. The former is quicker and will do in a pinch, but the latter has the best flavor. I use the finished dish as a pasta sauce, bruschetta topping, bed for poached eggs, and omelet filling.


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KY HillBullies - AKC Bull Terrier Breeders of Kentucky is owned by Shannon Qualls, and partnered with Jeff Daugherty, Brittany & Jamez Habermehl, and Brandy Evans who are all dedicated to upholding the standards of the breed and being true bull terrier owners first and breeders second. At KY HillBullies we pride ourselves on selling Bull Terrier Puppies of the highest standards for health, temperament, and conformation.
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At KY HillBullies all sires and dams have DNA profiles on file with the AKC. The AKC has built the world's largest database of canine DNA profiles for parentage verification and genetic identity purposes. The DNA Profile Program is for owners and breeders electing to add value to their breeding programs by eliminating concerns or questions about identification and parentage. Comparison of the DNA profiles of a dam, sire, and pup(s) will determine, with greater than 99% confidence, whether the pups are from the tested dam and sire. The AKC DNA database examines the parentage of all AKC DNA Profiled registered dogs and litters whelped on or after January 1, 2000. For more information on the AKC DNA profile program click here.
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Most people know the Bull Terrier as the face that launched a thousand movie careers. Superstars like Spuds MacKenzie and Bullseye the Target mascot have given the Bull Terrier's egg -shaped face a special place in dog lover's hearts. But while the Bull Terrier's star-quality attracts a lot of interest in the breed, these unique dogs are much more than a pretty face and a jaunty gait. They are willful but fun-loving dogs whose best qualities are their clown-like personality, boundless affection and fierce loyalty.
The Bull Terrier, also known as The English Bull Terrier is the most unique breed of dog that I have ever owned. There is no other breed that I have owned that is more loving, loyal, playful and clownish, each with his own personality. The Bull Terrier is a friendly, feisty companion who's always happy to see you, and never one to take a backseat to anything. If you're ready to take on the challenge of owning a Bull Terrier, you'll find him to be a loving, loyal companion who's always willing to entertain you.
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Buying a Bull Terrier Puppy is a huge commitment and there are many disadvantages to put you off; you really don't need the extra mess, you could do without the noise of barking, and you've got far better things to spend your money on. Before you write off the idea completely, you should consider some of the benefits of owning a dog that you may not be aware of.
Reduce Allergies
Research suggests that growing up in a house with dogs can reduce the risk of developing allergies. Studies have found that children who were raised in a house with two or more dogs had less risk of developing allergies than in children who were raised without pets.
Bull Terriers are wonderful for relieving stress. Several studies have shown that by simply stroking your dog, you can lower your blood pressure. Other studies have found that dog owners recover faster from operations than patients without pets.
Walking is a great form of exercise and will help you burn calories. The trouble is it can be hard to find motivation to go out for a walk every single day. When you have a Bull Terrier, however, there is no choice. Even when it's cold and raining outside, your furry friend still needs his daily walk.
You can never have too many friends and you will find that walking your Bull Terrier is a great way to meet new people. Dog-lovers can't resist a pooch, especially a fun loving Bull Terrier. When you're at the park and you see fellow dog-walkers, don't be surprised if they stop to strike up a conversation with you.
Teach Kids Responsibility
Bull Terriers are great for teaching kids to be responsible for another living being. Kids soon realize that their new four-legged companion relies on its human family for everything. They will learn that as long as they treat the dog with kindness and respect, the dog will love them unconditionally. Unlike complicated human friendships, there is no competition or sibling rivalry with a bull terrier.
With a Bull Terrier in the house, you're never alone. As soon as you get home your faithful friend will rush to meet you, absolutely ecstatic that you have returned to him. No matter what you're doing, whether it's watching TV, reading a book, or cooking dinner, you will find your loyal bull terrier right by your side.
While Bull Terrier Puppies or any other dogs should never be bought on a whim, if you know you can afford one and are prepared to commit to giving it a loving home for the rest of its life, the benefits of owning a dog far outweigh the inconvenience.
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In these economic times when we all are feeling the crunch, we still want to give during this time of year. Besides the ever present needs for volunteers in our community, there are our friends and loved ones that we want [1] to remember with gifts in special ways. Let's get 'old fashioned'. Go find the scissors, glue, needle and thread, all the almost finished craft projects [2], the sparkles and bangles and create something personal [3] for each one on your list. Homemade gifts [4]are the best. They carry a special message that you took time just for that person to make them something special. Of course, the library is a great resource for ideas, directions and recipes too! There is a special display near the circulation desk full of crafty ideas as well as good "snuggle down and read" fiction. You still have time to create!
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Certain people who portray a level of retardedness vastly greater than the general populous.
"Hey SSgt! YOU'RE A DUMB DUMB!" (Candido)
by The Great Khaliba December 23, 2008
Out of line, ridiculous, completely uncalled for.
Audrey told what to the cops? That bitch is dumb-dumb.
by Stuntin on ya December 17, 2010
A mean person who is a hypocrite, if you get on her bad side you'll never have a conversation with her without getting verbally abused.
physco, hypocrite, pain
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Maybe Cimini knew what he was talking about, after all, considering the Jason Taylor bombshell.
[QUOTE=Traitor Jay & the Woodies;3547538]It's not all on Cimini actually. His editor should never let this crap see the light of day. Not one substantiated point in the whole piece. (Outside of the Rackers info, which is its own news item, it should not be in this piece)
This is the award winning sports section I hear about, right? The most NY you can get?
Shocking. This article is neither here nor there. Absolute rubbish. Friggin disgrace
Maybe Cimini knew what he was talking about, after all, considering the Jason Taylor bombshell.
[QUOTE=RCimini;3550655]Maybe Cimini knew what he was talking about, after all, considering the Jason Taylor bombshell.[/QUOTE]
That's a "bombshell"? I don't know if I can say the potential signing of a hated 35 yr old free agent is much of a bombshell. But that's just me.
[QUOTE=MDL_JET;3550659]That's a "bombshell"? I don't know if I can say the potential signing of a hated 35 yr old free agent is much of a bombshell. But that's just me.[/QUOTE]
Signing Joe Namaths daughter to the cheerleader squad would be the scoop Cimini would put his hat on as bombshell signing
[QUOTE=RCimini;3550655]Maybe Cimini knew what he was talking about, after all, considering the Jason Taylor bombshell.[/QUOTE]
I never answer myself so how can I be talking to myself?
[QUOTE=jetswin;3550731]I never answer myself so how can I be talking to myself?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=RCimini;3550655]Maybe Cimini knew what he was talking about, [B]after all, considering[/B] the Jason Taylor bombshell.[/QUOTE]
Isn't the "after all" and the "considering" kind of redundant in that sentence?
Of course I may be wrong, after all, considering I only speak English as a second language.
What makes you think guys like Clowney and Henry will even sniff 20 receptions this year? Hell, they might not even be on the roster come opening day. The Jets have pretty much given up on Brad Smith as a receiver. Greene isn't exactly a threat catching balls out of the backfield, or at least he hasn't proven it yet. The only guy on that list I could see with more than 20 receptions besides Braylon, Cotchery, Keller, and LT....is [I]maybe[/I] Leon.
That's it.
Getting another receiver to fill the slot role is a pretty big need IMO. I'm not saying we have to take one in the 1st round or even the 2nd round. But it's a position I would definitely like to see addressed by the 4th round.[/QUOTE]
I e-mailed Clowney and he replied about a month ago. I think the work he did in Haiti helped him become a little more humble and respect the hard work necessary to become successful. I think he is going to open some eyes this year. Watch!
it would be great if the "big splash" was Cimini heading to the unemployment office after the Daily News kicks his butt out the door
[QUOTE=RCimini;3550655]Maybe Cimini knew what he was talking about, after all, considering the Jason Taylor bombshell.[/QUOTE]
Rich - if that's what you were aiming at, the article/post (can't remember which medium where it was written) didn't really convey that message.
[QUOTE]League insiders believe ever-aggressive GM Mike Tannenbaum may have a surprise or two before the Jets shift into draft mode. [/QUOTE]
This was followed up by speculation of the RFA market, kickers and talk of Brandon Marshall. A wide array of subjects leading the reader to believe that you were throwing sh!t against the wall to see what sticks.
JMO, but thats different than saying "Something's brewing at FP"....this was "Insiders suggest that Tanny may do something."
But again, that's one anonymous man behind a keyboard's opinion. As something did drop a few days later, I'll definitely give you some props for that. I just think the slant on the original piece bent more towards the superficial than insider scoop that I normally expect.
[QUOTE=JetinHuntersville;3550754] I think he is going to open some eyes this year. Watch![/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=RCimini;3550655]Maybe Cimini knew what he was talking about, after all, considering the Jason Taylor bombshell.[/QUOTE]
maybe if Cimini would actually get a scoop instead of fabricating quotes from 'league sources' and 'players speaking on the condition of anonymity', people would give a crap what he wrote.
you can write well, Rich, but your sources suck. beat writers don't get credibility due to their prowess writing fiction.
[B][SIZE=2]Yup here is Cimini pounding his chest look at point #7:D[/SIZE][/B]
[B][URL="http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/jets/2010/04/more-on-the-jets-courtship-of.html"]More on the Jets' courtship of Jason Taylor »[/URL][/B]
By Rich Cimini
This is how it began: "Is he ready now?"
That is what Rex Ryan asked Jason Taylor's agent, Gary Wichard, last week in a phone conversation. As soon as the Jets lost PK Jay Feely to the Cards, opening a free-agent slot, Ryan got on the horn with Wichard, an old friend.
Ryan went hard after Taylor last offseason, but Taylor's heart was in Miami and he wound up signing a one-year contract. He wasn't ready to move on. Now? Barring an 11th-hour offer from the Dolphins, the Jets-Taylor marriage probably will happen, but it's not going to happen overnight. Taylor probably will take the weekend to think it over, according to Wichard.
When I asked Wichard if the Patriots are involved, he said, "Not really."
Taylor arrived early Wednesday in New Jersey, and the Jets showed him a good time. They flew him around Manhattan in a helicopter and they gave him a tour of the new stadium, showing some of his old highlights on the high-tech scoreboard.
They asked Taylor what kind of food he preferred for dinner, and he said Italian. So they went into Manhattan for a dinner at an Italian restaurant, with Ryan and GM Mike Tannenbaum accompanying him. In the morning, Taylor will head over to the Jets' facility and will get a chance to meet with some of the players.
Thoughts and observations on this Taylor courtship:
1. Is there a chance Taylor is using the Jets to gain leverage against the Dolphins? Sure, that could be the case, but from all indications, the Dolphins haven't stepped up at all. Wichard said they've been under the assumption that the Dolphins will make their move after the draft, as they did a year ago. By taking the Jets trip, Taylor basically is saying he's ready to move on from Miami. If the Jets are smart, they will put a fairly immediate deadline on their offer.
2. Would this be a good move for the Jets? If I were a fan, I'd hate it. This is a player who has mocked the organization and its fans for years, and now that same organization is trying to embrace him. If you're going to acquire a hated player, at least make it someone in the prime of his career.
3. Does Taylor, 36 in September, have anything left? He produced seven sacks last season, pretty decent, but three came against the Bills (bad offensive line) and he managed only 1 1/2 over the final 10 games. He's also had a shoulder issue, but still managed to play in 80% of the defensive snaps.
4. This says everything we need to know about how Ryan truly feels about Vernon Gholston. You wouldn't try to make this move if you thought Gholston had a chance to become a decent player.
5. Warning to Bryan Thomas: If they get Taylor, you go from thin ice to very thin ice.
6. Guess Ryan doesn't think he can get one of the quality outside 'backers (Brandon Graham or Sergio Kindle) with the 29th pick.
[B][SIZE=4]7. Told you Tannenbaum was plotting something big this week, although this sounds like a Ryan production.[/SIZE][/B]
8. It was graybeard day in Florham Park, as QB Mark Brunell (40 in September) also visited. Wonder if Brunell and Taylor swapped memories of the Jaguars-Dolphins playoff game in January, 2000. Did I just write '2000'? Wow, these guys are really old.
9. Knowing that Taylor loves the cameras (see "Dancing with the Stars"), you have to wonder if Ryan used "Hard Knocks" as part of his recruiting pitch. Seriously.
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Last Word On Warner's Status Vs. VikingsPosted by on December 5, 2009 – 9:45 am
A big storyline in the lead-up to this Sunday night's game between the Vikings and Cardinals has been the status of Arizona QB Kurt Warner, who missed last week's game in Tennessee and was knocked out of Week 11 with a concussion.
Last week, all indications were that Warner would play. But on Sunday morning he woke up with neck pain and sensitivity to light and ultimately he didn't play. So even though all indications are he'll play this week, last week's happenings prove that nothing is certain until the ball is teed up and the game begins.
I've been sure all week that Warner would play on Sunday against the Vikings. Not because I think the concussion issue isn't a serious one, but because given the extra week of recovery I thought Warner would be ready to go.
But a little more doubt has crept into my mind, especially in light of the attention the concussion issue has received that past couple of weeks but also because of Warner's comments to SI.com's Peter King. Warner approaches the issue with the type of caution you'd want someone you love who plays a game as violent as football to approach it. If you read his comments to King, you'll understand what I'm talking about.
Ultimately, though, I'm going to stick with what I told my friend Paul Allen on KFAN during my weekly appearance on his 9-noon show earlier this week – I think Warner will play.
But who cares what I think, right? What matters is what actually happens. And the fact happens to be Warner might not play.
If Warner doesn't go, Matt Leinart will be the starter. He filled in capably for Warner last week in Tennessee but in the end he didn't get the job done because the Titans came away with the win. Leinart split reps with Warner this week in practice, plus he'll be playing at home, so if Leinart is the man to start I expect he'll perform much better. And given the offensive weapons the Cardinals have, the Vikings will have no less of a challenge with Leinart in there.
From the Vikings perspective, however, head coach Brad Childress said they are less concerned with whose starting and more concerned with the philosophy of the Cardinals offense.
"We are not losing sleep over it. We are defending a scheme more than anything" the Vikings head coach said on Friday. "They just don't take all their concepts and throw them in the trash.
They are calling a play for 3rd and 6 or 1st and 10 based on what they think the defense is doing. Not whether the guy is right-handed or left-handed or if he's playing or not playing."
As I've said in the blog earlier this week, we won't really know Warner's status until 90 minutes prior to kickoff on Sunday evening when teams are required to submit their list of inactive players. He is listed as questionable on the team's Friday injury report, meaning Arizona has estimated there is a 50-50 chance of him playing.
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Are You Following The Vikings On Twitter?Posted by on December 5, 2009 – 8:05 am
Are you following the Vikings on Twitter? If not, you should because just like the vikings.com Blog, it's a great way to stay on top of Vikings news.
It's an especially great way to follow the Vikings on game day. We'll have the active/inactive players prior to the game, score and injury updates during the game and any breaking news after the game.
Remember, you don't need a Twitter account yourself to follow the Vikings on Twitter. Just go to Twitter.com and follow @VikingsFootball.
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BOSTON (AP) -- Boston's mayor says he will boycott the city's annual St. Patrick's Day parade unless gay groups are allowed to participate.
Mayor Martin Walsh says he's trying to broker a deal with parade organizers to allow a group of gay military veterans to march. The son of Irish immigrants said Wednesday that allowing gay groups to participate is "long overdue."
Parade organizers, however, appear unwilling to budge.
John "Wacko" Hurley said "it's final" that gay groups will continue to be excluded, pointing to a unanimous 1995 U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing organizers to exclude gay and lesbian groups.
Hurley says Walsh "is not in a position" to overturn the court's decision.
The parade draws an estimated one million spectators every year to South Boston.
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Java example- Linked list data structure
Linked list data structure
This is the Java example code for a linked list data structure. If you are not sure about the linked list, i recommend you to visit this tutorial:
class ListNode<T>{ //T is a generic type.
Note: In the Java example code above, we created generic classes ListNode(ListNode<T>) and LinkedList(LinkedList<T>). Generic classes are classes that take type parameter(T). By doing so, we can create a linkedlist object to store any type of value(Integer, Double, String,etc) .


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Ukraine split may destabilize Eurasia: Turkish FM
Friday, March 07, 2014
ANKARA - Any threat to Ukraine`s territorial integrity may have destabilizing repercussions throughout Eurasia, Turkey`s Foreign Minister said Friday.
"Exclusion of any ethnic or political side may cause further unrest in the country and pose a threat throughout the Black Sea basin," Ahmet Davutoglu stated at a joint press conference with Turkmenistan`s Foreign Minister Rasit Meredow, emphasizing the need for an all-inclusive political structure in Kiev.
He reiterated Turkey`s concerns over the latest developments in Crimea, where the Russian-majority parliament voted Thursday to secede from Ukraine to join Russia and to hold a referendum on March 16 on the matter.
Davutoglu stressed that the peninsula should remain an autonomous republic in Ukraine with peace among all ethnicities, including the Turkic community of Crimean Tatars - whom he applauded for their restraint amid the regional authority`s latest pro-Russian moves.
He urged Crimean authorities to avoid actions that could escalate the tension, which had not yet triggered a violent conflict.
Concerns over Crimea`s future remain high after Russian or pro-Russian troops have reportedly taken control of strategic points across the peninsula following the February 22 ouster of Ukraine`s avowedly pro-Russian former president Viktor Yanukovych.
The referendum scheduled for March 16 in Crimea has been condemned as "illegal" by both the United States and the European Union, with the latter announcing it would suspend visa talks with Russia.
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A solution of sorts:
Just adds a style definition to the header. Would be much cleaner/better to define it though the DOM if possible.
Edit: Error in Chrome with old method
You can use the CSS DOM interface. For instance:
The way I handle this is to not set either the from or to of the element style I am manipulating in the css file and before triggering the animation I will set the element style that it should go to with javascript. This way you are free to dynamically manage what stuff should do until we can manage this directly in js. You only need to specify one of the two. The setTimeout allows the application of the css rule to the element before the animation is triggered otherwise you would have a race condition and it wouldn't animate.
To solve this I added a 'webkit animation name' to my CSS selector and then created separate rules for my options, in my example red and yellow colouring:
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